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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-10
Infantry Muster.

THE company Of Infantry commanded BY the
subscriber arc directed to assemble at Billmire's
Tavern, in Martinsburgh, on Saturday the Goth
instant, when another opportunity win be afforded
to all young men who desire It of attaching
themselves to Rife company, the whole Of the
officers Of which will be elected by the members
Of the company, out Of their own body, As soon as
a sufficient number se enrolled. The privilege Of
selecting and mastering under officers their own
choice in respectable and efficient corps, have i'm
dneed number to enrol themselves, and It's hop
ed, the company viii be filed on the above day.
WILLIAM GREGORY.
Nov. 10, 1914
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-10
Soap w anted.

The subscriber will give the highest
market price, in Cash, for any quantity of
good Country Soap, if delivered immediate
" at his Factory in Martinsburgh.
EDWARD A. GIBBS.
November 10, 1915.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-10
THE CAMPAIGN

Appears, as we apprehended, to have
closed, at least on our part. We learn by
the newspapers, in the absence of informa-
ton from official sources, that the main
body of our ARMY on the Niagara is about
retiring into winter quarters.
The superior force of the enemy on the
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-10
THE GAZE TTE.
MARTINsBURGH, NOVEMBER 10.

Married, on Tuesday the LIST inst. Mr..
ARCHIBALD PORTERFIELD. of this
town, to Miss HANNAH TOWSON,
daughter of Jacob t. Towson, Esq. of
Williamsport.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-10

Mr.. Alburtis,
The Rhyme herewith sent you, was
composed some time since by request it is
handed for publication.
R. CocKBuRN, JUN.
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SHE.
Ii you sincerely wish my favor,
Shew you possess PATRIOT mind,
Your country droops, advance to save her,
Nor signing linger here behind.
Does not the view indignant warm you.
Of rights invaded, wrongs sustain'd
Does not the hope ofyengeance arm you,
With ardor not to be restrain'd.
The virgins unavailing shrek,
The Mothers hame-halfsmother'd cry,
In language wild, with horror speak,
:. Revenge, revenge our wrongs, or die"
Does this not move honor's before you
Hear the incentive lannon's roar;
The groans of dying friends implore you,
Perdition on their murders pour.
Hear the inspiring shouts Of praise
On to glory loud they call you;
See youthful HEROES crown'd with bays,
Their envied lot may yet befall you.
Sweet to the Maid, when wars are over,
And groans and shrieks no more assail,
With symbol wreath TO deck her lover,
While listning to his tear-fraught tale,
Then her ingeniou heart expanding,
With Joy she halls his we'll -earn'd fame,
And evry prudish thought disbanding,
She frankly owns the mutual fame.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-10
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.


Judgments at law, has passed the House Of
Delegates by majority of Is votes and is
now before the Senate.
Resolutions passed the House of Dele
gates on Saturday, bestowing Swords and
the thanks of this Legislature on Generals
Scott and Gaines for their distinguished
gallantry during the present campaign.
The Legislature of N York at their late
session passed the following acts-An act
to authorise the raising of troops for the
defence Of the state-An act to encourage
privateering-An act for the repayment of
certain sums, advanced by the corporation
of the City of New ork, for the defence
Of the state--An act to prevent the appre-
henson of British deserters-An act to aid
in the apprehension of deserters from the
army and Navy of the U. States--And an
act to outhorise the raising of two regi-
ments of men of colour.
We understand that Captain Leonard,
che officer who surrendered Fort Niagara
to the enemy last winter, has been exchang-
ed. and is now under arrest. He will be
tried as soon as officers can be spared from
field duties for that purpose
Nat. Intel
1t appears that considerable portion of
the people of Louisiana, have determined
to accept the invitation of General Nicolls,
and change their allegiance In conse-
quence Of this determination it is added,
that many of the wealthy people of that
country, who were not disposed to accede
to the Generals proposition, bad removed
themselves and their effects to the state of
Tennessee. A few days will probably
bring US the confirmation or contradiction
of this interesting rumor.
Aies Gazette.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-10


line marquis de Ronna, ambassador of France
st die court OF Copenhagen, has passed through
,ns CITY, to render himself at the post assigned to
HIM
ne learn from Germany that the King of Bayar-
IL. the king of Wwtemberg, the Grand Duke of
D.rnstadt, and other sovereigns OF Germany, are
treparins to render themselves at the Congress Of
Vienna.
All the reports which are received here from
France, announce that the court OF the Thuilleres,
will put itself in a posture to command respect,
during the Congress which is TO be held at Vien-
ma The French army is therefore to remain in a
formidable attitude, all the different corps of which
,he same is composed since the new organiz cation
ART 10 be put on footing ofwar, until all the af
fairs OF Europe completely arranged On the
ether hand all the powers of Germany remain un-
der arms, the extensive boundaries from the from
tiers Of Switzerland, to the North Sea, will be
protected by immense armies the Upper Rhine,
IS far as the Moselle, is occupied by Austrians !;
the Prussians occupy the country between the
hoselie and the Meus the British, Hanoyerians,
Dutch, and the Belgian Legion, which form to-
sether beautiful army, form line our frontier,
from Namur to Newport Every thing will con-
tnue in this state till after the Congress of Wen
na.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-10
ST. PETERSBURG. Iuly ~

ST. PETERSBURG, July y.
His majesty the emperor of Russia, has writ
cen the following ietterto the general f infaatry
Wasmintow, viz.
81 have been informed that great preparations
are making to receive me. have never witness
ed these things but with reluctance but at pres
snt they appear to me to be more unfit than before
The events which have made an end the bloody
war in Europe, are the work of the Most High
alone. We must every one of us praise him for it
on our knees. Make it known every where that
it is my unalterable will that no preparations must
be made for my reception, or TO compliment me.
Dispatch orders to the governors, that none of
them quit his post on that account. | make you
responsible for the strict observance of these com;
mands. l am your devoted
ALEXANDER
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LEONARD SADDLER.

together with House Painting and Glazing
of every description, in the house now oc-
cupied by James Nixon, opposite the old
ready to serve all who may please to favor
him with their custom
Shepherds Town, Nov 8, 1914
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-10

shores and in the vicinity of Lake Ontario
will, we presume, enable him to act often
sively even during the ensuing winter. If
SO, he will probably make an attempt on
Sackett's Harbor, if not on other points.
Nat Itel.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-10
VAR COURTSHIP;
OR,
The FAIR PATRIOTS REPLY.

HE.
An tella fond presumptuous youth,
What devious course he must pursue,
Whose soul, the unstain'd seat of truth,
Is lost to all but love and you.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-10

No vember 10, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-10

Extract ola letter from Member of Congress to
genenanin New-York
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-06

the evidences Of claims TO lands as required BY the
act to which this is supplement-, Le, and the same
hereby is extended until the first day OF September
next
Sec. Q. Ind Dc IL further enacted, That it shall be
the duty oil the commissioners appointed ltlder the
act aforesaid, TO receive such evidences as TO them
may be offered in support OF any claims which may
not be embraced by said act, and to report the
together with those referred the first section of
this act, on or before the first day Of November
next, to the commissioner of the general Lnd-olhce,
to DC BY him laid before Congress at eheir next ses-
SON
Sec 5. IND he L fisThe' enacted, That the COM
missioner ior the district OF Pearl river .ld west
OF the Perdido Be, sad lac is hereby authorized and
required TO receive and make report as Aforesaid
on ali claims to Lands lying east o! the river Tonbig-
bee.
LANGDON CIhsNES,
Speaker ofthc iiouse of l&cpesertatiyes.
JOHN GAILLARD,
President Of the Senate protemrore.
April is, 1914.
APPRoyaB,
IHlyES II 3glTCDN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-06
A VALUABLE TRACT or LAND
ron S.31E .aTPUBLKC .gUCYYON;

3 N3NG within three miles of MUDDY. Creek Mills,
9 4 and less tiaii pfo OF James River, an Powlatan
county, contai'ns by ipte survey, So Ac,os. There
IS Oh this tract, GOOD framed dwelling house, large
barrie tW'sinug-inaciUe, iIl-hOusc staLll-li new
bOunucd b. the lands BELONGING ~ tie estates ri, the
late john Swami, JOhu MILLER, and others TITS land
lies veil re well alaitad 20 t!c culture III clover
X wheat, having an excellent clay ou1dat,on upwarls
Of illrty accs a which are good Greek Low-l rounds
beng compratiy reclaimed bj q ditch 900 wards long
d not privately sold b. fore inc first day Of August next
VIII b- sold tet day the highest bidder, on Oh,
'oowug teiur: Onethsd cash, the balance on a CT
dt OF one or twoyears
AUSTIN WHARTON.
june Is wTwr
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VALUABLE PROPERTY


virtue Ofa Deed of Trust executed to rs BY Jas
- Cooke. cfth co1nty Of Povbatan, dated the first
day OF Oe,oncr, 1872 apd recorded in the county court
OF fo"hatn, Tor the purpose OF securing the payment
% sum OF money therein mentioned, 10 John Swami
wa be exposed 10 sge on the pr mis- 81 at Public Auc-
ton, Ton ready moacy, thC 22d day of September
next-ihe Tract OF Land IN the Ed county of Poysa-
tam on hch The .1id DANES Cooke Al present resides
containing about 500 acr.s Also smdry Slaves nam
cd IN tho said dced-or 90 much oftie sud land on so
mmry OF tEf stt slaves, - may tc suHici nj 10 dis
charge the sum due the time n a., gaie, Including
The eNpcnees oi such sale. The THE ycstcdin , tes-
tees viii BE- conveyed 10 tI,e purchaser purchasers,
y IL TRUSTEES
June - rv9tyD
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-06

ON TIE PUBLIC SQUARE DIRECTLY F9oN7T'
ING THE CAPITOL
The Suhseriber is en.powered 70 all

nc Subscriber Is empowered 20 SELL
aTlNELCTS o. thirty feet irOnt each on the street
q Leading from the Washington Tavern towards z
street They are parts oi the lot No 4l6 living between
MIR. Hays dwelling house and the sad tavern These
lots viii extend back to alley of 20 ieeC taken oil C.
qually from lot No 4s6 and lot No 400 belonging ia
-avl Bullock esq. and NAV be estimated at Us feet
from Tie front the alley. The situation OF these lots
on the public square in the of the city, their
South-eaSt front, convenient both IN winter 81 summer
tler 'cty both to the best spring aid ycil water and
their almost entire exemption from dust, render them,
probah big the valuable unInproved property that
Wall b. offered for sale in this CITY for many years -
come. They will be sold ut Public Auction the 9Th
Gay oi July next, any Of credit exceeding
ten years, which the purchaser May name, when The
deeds are executed. Interest the purchase money
commencing the first day of October next and pay
able quarterly thereafter at the Bank OF Virginia, win
pe required. Inc purchasers shall have the right 10
tender at any tine during the stipulated period Of
dit, all arrears OF interest being first paid, any sum of
money which they choose provided the sum so tender
ed shall be equal 20 one 5t Of the whole purchase
There VII; be no by-Gddng. The subscriber howe
YER tohmsef for the beGeft Of the proprie-
tor, the privilege ofmakns public bid for each lot
at any tine before theSale Of such lot IS concluded
a deed with general warranty viii he gwen by the
proprietor and boud with deed Of trust will be re-
quired from the purchaser the punctual pay
Inent Of the principal and interest
On the same day, and the terms, will be
Sold three tots OF forty feet front each on the street
leading between Mrs. Nelson's and Mrs Cringan's
These lots part of lot No. 49, LAYING immediately
back of fr Hays dwelling house. and viii begin At the
western perof the said lot-Ihese lots VII also e.
tend to alley 90 feet vide, taScn equally from No
$50 and No i45-the lotion which MIR Hays .I,yern,
house stands In the event this sale the alley before
mentioned viii continue through the square. On the
corner lot there is asPng Of pure bat very cool.
water winch at present conveyed away by the per-
mission Of the prOpieOr thro suiterraneous pipe Or
channel to eau yard on street
1HO.iG3S TlYLOT2, .9ucfr
July o tbs
gallon Friday the 18th Jnly, At II O'Clock, A.
- -. On the premise, w be sod to the highest bid
dcrN-lhc uncvpTed Lease of that valuable FAR u
WHITLEY lying On James River, about two miles be-
low Manchcgtcr Tho Lease expires the 25th Decen.
Der, 1917, and possession will given the purchaser
tire 25th December next, with the privilege Of seeding
wheat in the tall Further terms made known On lie
day OF sale. IARLTON SAUNDERS.
SAMUEL 5. SAUNDERS.
June e2 ID
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RENT.
LAND E;7I SATT

WIN sela valuable Tract of Land u ing on Chicka-
honony swamp, eG,nmoul: known by the name OF
tL,s tinque 1t lies near The 1uiTp.Se about miles
from Richmond, ard contains 100 acres of land lying
on each SIDE Of the SAID Swamp, OF which about 500 acres
are heavily timbered low grounds OF the FIRST rate,
considerable potion whcreofs good meadow Land the
balance, excluding about hundred acres is second
low grounds This tract Of land is well watcr, and
It's Improvements are considerable, having ou large
;rid eomuolios dwelling house, two very spacious
barns, good out-houscs, stables &C. &c. Sc deem il
qlnse unnecessary to give further description of the
above land, presunns that person will purchase 'tlI
he has FIRST seen IT. which he may do by application TO
me, residing thereon
WILLIAM WINSTON
June 20 WV
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ANLNo ~ .S.lLE

Ebf+ '3IIII30 z UH l5.9LE
&FKN The new Ship CEiiES, buthrn eg1 tons
ss@Hss- vii! store adyatlgcousiJ with tobacco Also,
the fast SAILING Ship INDIAN RUN1EG, 295 tons
bntl'en-may nov be seen a. Mrs Testers Wharf,
Rockets 10th vessels will be- sold ON ,,ly accCmino-
datus te.ins 10y LLHES SCOIY'S5 10.
,Gti.u y ii
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CaAnLEs III.
OHAItIhS n. NTdANES,
.fiTa'T zuith Tie mn annexed
Surry, 1+lv q 0is
An ELEH.G0v'T LUTFUE SANE.

AN ELEG.aov'I LJTFUE SALE.
% VIIE Subscriber .ciH set on Hedl.esy merit tbe
4 or ctJnlJ az O'Clock iAtie epeai,le on hs ire
7nssS, bsaVyid 5ald.ig 5ot containing hcf .c7e,
ne property u ~. I'lpil, laying on A. ard l2te
stree: dyi4t1iaeLAtey "a The neiyh6orhood Of Colonel
'1n0ei . ii H:ehods Il IS quite unnecessary 20 san
more # !s of ~ beis0ilsincDd 70 purchase 7ot 7o
It, Tc.ns, /, andi momths-a'd 1,IR De So nth
out rescue.
JsH LTyWCIH .4uctionee,,.
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oo DOLLaRs npmapn

Es ANYWAY from the Subscriber, some time since
: a. Chts,nas, two negro women by the names Of
Lucy anil Es'ly Lacy dark eomplcxion has "a lur;,p
on her forehead about The SIZE OF small n,i,rney iusi
shoulders ipIiclsei her OF Mr. john Pryor iiyineih
N1oueSstcr eDty. lhave every reason to b ,ye S,e
IS hslboreG III iehnonl o. in the a,ipl.lsprhSoA II
Charles Cdy Court House, understand She has sey-
i'd relations living there Eady is |, bright n,ulalto,
very tall aad sendernissle with uncommon lo,,s army,
very basay Gi, hangs down ye.', low on hes or!,,ss
purchased sad woman OF A,r William A. ROGERS. sA.
ing p;1ncipd agent 90 the Free Sch ol of Gloucester
county, OF sontIy Slaves sold the Bel Tavern wa
gave Ten dollars for either to be delivered to me or ".
cured SO that get them
.lL9RRI.N PRICE.
Jure22 If
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TITO YEARS' LEASE,

From the tenth day Of April last, Of that well known
ana valuable stand IN tbs City, called the
W.4SHLWG row I.4YERW;
Immediately fronting the Capitol Sqare
.HLSO--A number OF excellent Beds bedsteads,
chars, tables sde-bosr,s, Eartheii-eare, handsome
set OF Table China, i" almost every article necessary
10 the comfortable entertainment ofs larg, number OF
gentee personsIhe above sale Will he made poeGve-
~ without any f-'iaton.
TERMS " $ - IN az purchases Chat Of the lease
excepted) under ; 100 Cash viii be required, above
1O0an under 200 sixty days credit above goa and un-
der 500 ninety days above 500 and under 1000 SIX
mouths, aud above 1909 nine and twelve months ere
dit-AP prOyed endorsed notes will be required
P.4,tLEL~4 INV .HOORE, EcccniiIr
lime 80. GL
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TN.V DOLL.9R,g REU.9RD.

3 ANA WAY from the SIascribcron the 18th Mi.
i 2 mo, $50 APPRENTICE BOY about 20 wears q.
feet 8 or inches high dark ewes and hair, hr- la.
retancdiiOm Norfolk IN q requidtonitom sflii
tor, undcr CAPTAIN BbL, where hc VENT y ic nam.
James Oackey, when he had been uinavay iorGrontis
wewou~-iis real name j. james MB1ic he has
brother, runaway also, Us tic nane of Joe MI3r
about wears old, aud dark hsr te latter went ~
In March Iasi-ihrrci little drlb Lut both have bro
'edci towards Stauu,on. WI. give the above reward
for citler Of them, or 20 dollars lor both.
june 4. a RALPH ALLEN
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VALUABLE LAND,

which is 50 situated tiat it can be divided INTO two or
more tracts which will be done, necessary to suit pu-
oh;'sers One ra:t 81 this land oaiIei "SRaNKETsF
continuing by deed $40 acres more OF l,ss, borders on
the st'n!,s or Samcs Rrc AM IS in itself J.ohilbis ~
tgfe, being terrible anil wo tmhere with several viu
ahie houses ard cch"Tis capable of producing tn or
tweiye barrels OF Brandy yearly. he remainder Of
the 'and extends ofito,n the rycr, but Gions Shan
AerS, called ''oToNY iiUS"--t is of soid ,u.itv cen
era'ly, and aioands wild, valuable "a, ard Pine TN
bees in this tract terc about COO er by aale sur
vey-
Iheabove land is distant a!oat eight mixes from the
County Court house, miles from Cabin z int and
nearly opposite to SandyPoint est:.e. A more palti-
ediar description Of is valuable property IS ueened
useless, as those whoare inclined TO uchsse viii uatu-
rally view the premises previously TO the C, Of SALE
which viii * shewn by mr.. WIN. i. browne :, no at
present res'ieson the land This property is sold a.
Sree;bie 10 the last " Il and testament Of Samuel But
Ion, deceased The teams Nil,be one laIreash ANA IN.
other halfir twelve r4onths-;he punctu:l paym,n Of
which, must be secured by bond and approved person.
al security ora Deed of Trust on the land Tie pur
chaser viii have the liberty of seeding tc land dis tai,
and possession viii nc gwen tIe inst day of January
next.
CHARLES III. GaAyEs.
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Ten DOLLARS REWAROIj'..-

ESAN-A-WAY nom the Falls plantation, adioi,ins
z G Manchester, On the 2gtil OF Nav,
.9B4.4H4J}E,
negro man, about 81 years .. age feet or 1oinS;
es high very Hack, but ikely, aud Remarkably s;gcug
aud wei made. lis co5h,ng consists of coat ~. pls
iaioons o blue nanee or homeepuu co.t,,n sls,f y
one oznaems s'at ard psnt,loons great coat OF pref
y goot d'T' c'o, With larSe cape, and black cs
hat He s1ys he can make. &ooi curse sl,.s-I} i
Slave va purchased Of Mr. Geo Y Steptoe, Of III; =
dleSev, on inc 2s-h Of April last, who raised him, AKA
Still owns las rcatione
think It pCoph,e bo VII eudesvor &c 70 to the ncaA
.orhood Of FORMER csdscc hut believe he is -
this time ulling ahnut Richmond, VII re he also lsg
relations at Mr.. E.ies the lli The shove reward
wiib given tosiy person Who VIII delvu, this rsa e
IN" 7ntaor'bef or secure Inn in amy jail that he MY
g him and all persons are FORWARDED e,rolo,jueA
harboring OF conveying said Slave orr o-this State, 4
their perl FR'S. S. !S,a9{f9S0yS
June % v;iy
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AMEs MADISON.
SALES ar .aUCI4O.Y:

ON Fhurs3y the 18th day Of July mex ,will be sold,
~ on the premises, under lhe management Of James
Brown liz
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-06

GT THE sale of the Representatives Of Mr.. Esms
SHOCKS interest IN The Line Of Stages from this city To
The Oaks, IS postponed 10 Monday the 18th July when
VII positively take place At the Eagle Tavern at -
O'Clock Also n Negro Boy.
JHg2 st ROM ROY. Erec'r.
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FOR SAFE.

FENHAi valuable and beautiful sent, Wherein now
; reside, known BY tie name Of Long Branch, con-
taining by late survey, lilo ncrcsIyng on the waters
Of Difficult Creek, and the road leading from Bent
oys bridge 10 ftalfaX Court-house, aud about miles
from uie latter place. There very good dwelling
house with two rooms below aud two above, convenient
oW-i 9ises, together with several valuable Barns Sa-
b.cs, Sc--Also, valuable Dshcry, within two miles
1.-TWO cvccllent mills There is about one third Of the
above tract crt and in cultyaton-thc woodland as
wen astlc p1f cut is supposed to be equal not sup
or 10 any highland tract iu the county Terms may be
known, by applying 70 the Subscriber.
JOHyFR. COOKE.
Halifax County in I. SIN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-06

VALUABLE LAND ON JAMES RIVER
s{Noh SAFE The subscriber Will, on the fi,st LAY
OF August next, on the promises Offer for sale. to
the highest bidder, between twelve and fifteen lddred
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INUIsyILIE, nv iii Nav, fSil

lNCIsVlLLF9 ~ 9Th Nav, ~ !
rsSHE Subscriber continues h's practice ia Land Css.
! ses and CAGES in Chancerv ia the General Cont.
Court 81 Appeals and Federal Court for the District y
Nentucty. RE has likewise made an arrangement.
which enables MIN to attend to the ordinary basinasA q
an Attorney ~ Counsellor At Law in the Cduras a13s,
mentioned, and 10 sapeiinteud the taking of nepost!o
within the State, and executing orders of suryey IN s9s
where lie Is employed Professionally. Letters dir u
to hm at Frankfort or Louisville, Will be attended,
tn