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JAMES TOW vSaND,
OFFERS for sale. his store in NIill-street, next
" east Of the n T. Repubiican Office
IL boxes No 4 & =, Chocolate;
10 do. mould Csni,cs
200 VT Of good Cheese;
6 boxes of Spanish 5egaTs
10000 American DO
With an assortment, of first quality Groceries, at
retail. Jane %.
l4Ohhds. MDLASSES; 90 hhds.
RUMl; 10 pipes GIN; so bbls. superfne FLOUR .
IS half do. do. 10 tbis. SCG Jasfrec'd a'd/ss
ssss 6y CRAxsrON & SHAW.
.vesp0-t, August 10.
RYE FLOUR.
A Few bbls. fresh Rye Flour, Just re
IA ceived and fSr sale B;
Ass. 10. p. y HoWLANn
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Return Of the prisoners Of the enemy taken IN IN
action of hc 25th u Jorght AT The Niagara Fahs, o.
fsvecn fic " States army under MAJ Gen. Bro1c'
and ihe EngGh forces under the command 81 Lieufen
ant General DrumDond
Prisoners, major general, 1 aid TO Lieut. 1e,
Drummopd, 6 captains, III subalterns, l3o ram
and ie.--Total. 100.
Mai. Gen RIAL. severely wounded in the arm
AZ. OI.Ni.. assisf. imp. gen.
.5fajor. General BnowN.
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JON,o * KAiHbONt,,

Have for Sale,
TIVE hundred boxes Csndles
- 500 do do Soap
$50 barrels superiiae Flour;
10 tons Archangel Hemp;
$50 hhds. retailing Molasses;
162 boxes Havana brown sugar >;
IS biids w, Rum
200 bags debenture Coffee. .
They respectfully offer their services as Auction-
and Commission Merchants, and refer for intor
NATION respecting their establishment, to Messrs.
Providence April 26 IT,
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HATS.

3. '& $. q. WEAVER; ~,
LJAvE just received from the Manufacturers uf
= boston and Hartford, an elegant assortment Of
gentemen's best beaver, castor and plated RATS.
.9sso, general assortment of Youths and Ch;ldrens
naptand felt do.-which they are now opening, and
offer for sale as low AZ be purchased in any 9th.
er store in the state. They have likewise on hand
general assortment of their own manufacture, in
teroy to none. They have 1000 Muskrat skins of a
superior quality. which they will sell for cash.
y NeTrbofI, .4pr,t 90 -. (6m,1
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{ Il ANE3 ION & 'onAW

OK ANs1 IDN & .1I1AW,
"a Offer at private SAFE,
TOUR hundred and fifty hhds. retailing Havana
Il .H0L4SSES;
27 do do SUG.qRs
90 terces and IS bbls. do;
50bbIs. superfne FLOUK;
Ii hhds. Sd proof NUN
.Ne7ebort, July 81. 1914
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IN pursuance of a Warrant from the Hon.
l. DAVID HOWELL, Esq. Judge Of the Dis
trict Court for Rhode Island Ds,rici:
hereby give noucc, that shall sell Of
Peblc Auction, on FRIDAY, the Pad
day of Sept. next, al 9 o'clock, al Alex. AIDES
stoi~, Packet wharf, Providence, the follow
irg Merchandise, viz :--4 parkages OF Leatb-
er; casks Boots aud Shoes % casks of
Swanskins Ii casks Tin Waie, essoued
Go Tea Kettles l6 Cullenders ! Lsnp;
20 Sauce Pms ~ Lanterns ]; IL packages Of
Dry Goods trunks, J cask. and I BOX
Dry Goods |; piece Ravens Duck moor
ing Chain; copper Stove ships Bell
and 27 coils Rigging. 81
Conditions will be made known az the tine
and place of sale.
E. X DEXTER, MARSHAL.
Providence, .dngast lefh, 1914.
WHEEL ,VRIGHT * LOPEZ,
Hs1e jrsf receired and offers for sale,
II HREE thousand bushels RYE; 8
i $50 bbts Philadelphia superfpe FLOUR
$50 bushels yellow CORN: ALSO,
$50 boxes Havana brswn Gro nc
90 hhds and 20 bbs. MuscovadoS o''s1'D'
10000 lbs. Coffee, entitled to double dsbentare;
500 hhds. retailing Molasses;
10 pipes Gin, lst and 4th proof;
so bbls prime Beef-2O do. Pork;
40 bb,s. TIrpentine--50 do. Tar;
so pieces Russia Duck--5D00 bushels Salt;
SO bits Maekerel;
Is bags Tumeric--Spanish Segars.
.Neuport. .9ngnst 2, 1914
WhLiA al WaSIFE,
No |, Lone UhaJ, Has for Sale,
T'rIasfbssIs p LII. pipes first quality GINS
9 sigss si!,a n'.sss. Ms,ss. wlsr'
20 20 l,elss'' Sels frss quality MoLAssEs'
90 bbs. Havana brown SUGAR;
1000 wi COFFEE
10 chest, Tyson Skin,2 c,r. \.
10 ditto Souchong,
10 boxes CHOCOLATE;
20 20 dio di,,o sn%omo,o spn",,n SPEARS hr.equaly
ditto Playing CARDs: &
100 bottles CASTOR OIL.
--.4LSO--
A very large assortment OF GROCERIES as usual
March S, 1914 IT.
HENRY MOORE,
At his Brick Store -MARKEr.SoyARE,
Has for seie,
60 hhds. New Eng and RUM;
SO pipes Sissop's GIN
100 bbls phil and Baltimore su
perine FLOUR
Is kegs negro.he,d TOBACCO;
GROCERIES and SHIP STORES, as usual
May N
CRAN.3 RON * .0i1ASV,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
6 Having seen an Adj

yertisement Ia. tbs AeSaHdria Gazette,
offering for sale, Cns tou iii part Is
ths farm called RETIREMENT, to sptis.
ty an indefinite deUt ssId be Gse Jo.
sethan Schoi6eid, VIVA Htibvlt Jr.
Trustee. J. D. Knowing that lam = oe
t this Inn entitled 10 o, G iouta part
ci the sad LAID md urging 4 sa,e
knowingly nnsuthorisea by him as
ESQ having OIL his own terms fired
to settle tdis l. dsfi tic debt (wh,cb was
acreeded TOBY ne -ycthon moiivrs
mysterious, leaves sOme dtu Of be-
ing not TIE most honorable. he epdsa-
vors 10 force this SIZE, not TO bcconic
u purchaser.- IA wing the si;us;ionl,
but to avail ..lmseH oil aivaotsg. OF
some unfortunate ptr.on who ne may
ell friend. l therefore esution eli
PERSONS irnm .rurcka'ice the ,.me
Benjamin NJ. Brooke.
Novenbc, 8 81.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
rf,, uo,,. 90 I0ala,,,ta Ina have no

The House OF Ueiegafes nave par
most distinguished compliment 10
the military service Of Major Gene
raj Sesrt, by calling a new County,
which the bill strikes off from the
counties Of Lee. Washington and
Russell, after his NAME. We hope
the General will continue 10 deserve
it.-1'he bill has not yet passed the
Senate.
On motion Of Mr.. Tazewell, q
Resolution has unanimously passed
The II. of ID. requesting the Governor
10 present " a sword. with appropriate
cd devices thereof, 10 Master Cen
nundant Lewis l.. WarrinsioR, a
native Of this State, together with the
thanks Of this Assembly TO the on
GERS and mon under his command in
testimony oflhe high sense entertain.
cd by the Legislature OF the skill 4
gaIlantry displayed by them in eHsas-
ing and capturing the cnc'ny's brig
Epervicr. BY which another laurel is
added TO the naval glory Of their
country"
The senate formed Quorum on
| Wcdnesdsy.--They have come to no
decision on tine Execution Law.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER S.

The eneny II appears from the las,
Norfolk account, hss received ccnsi
deraele in the Ch:sape.k
bay. His free is now stated 10 be two
7+'s, ffisa'es, l brig, transports and
8 srhrs Tue Editor Of the Leaser
ccajcciures this force to be the vanguard
ola much larger oDc. 1t may or j, may
Tot be- so--bui il certainly beboves US
III 10 &c hreaared We knew not no"
aeon The enemy Gsa7 h.v: tbe insoience
20 make aholi,er sudden Rcursion up.n
US. Calculations vi security, founded
upon The ddgsoeed scason 4f the year,
arc neiliier safe nor certain.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
Friruct Of a letter from Norfolk
dQlck Nor. cd.
Extract Of a letter TO The editor Of
the Boston Patriot, datcd

DEAD CREEK. U. CO. Oct. 10.
"Tbe army under command Of
Maior Gen. lizard, advanced as far
as Chippewa Plains, on the 14th inst.
having 10 replace the bridges which
the enemy destroyed. and driving in
bis outpost, after some sharp Skin
mis!.ias with our light corps in the
afternoon oftliat day. On the 18Th,
the enemy appeared in force at the
village OF Chippewa, but shew no dis
position TO give Us battle. The bridge
had also been destroyed, and NO means
were then possessed ofreaching him.
but by our artillery. which was OYo't
up and directed by eapts. Towson Il
Misunderstanding his batteries, and
almost silenciug his field artillery be
fore night when We returned TO tho
eneampmsnt. On the 10th. we again
sheu him our frcnt in order of battle,
& although reinforced, he could not
be drawn into the contest. On tho
nth, tho army changed position and
retired Z miles up the Niagara.
Gen. Bisscl was detached with his
brigade on The morning Of the 18th,
to watch the effect Of this mavmeni.
while the main body continued Cd its
ground. ia the hope Of drawing the
enemy from his position. The bri.
gsde ofgeu. Bissei.hsdby a cireuitous
rout tbro' the woods. gained the
vicinity Of adrawbridge, about three
miles above the mou'h Of Chippewa
| river-apd allowing but . part Of
his force 10 be discovered. At day
break the enemy threw over q strsng
column 10 destroy. what he consider.
ed recouoitering party. and was in
stantly received BY the brigade /; and
though far superior in numbers. he
WAS heaten with great slaughter
driven over this bridge, and pursued
so closely, as to leave no time for il.
removal. The battery which defend
ed the passage was sallant.y carried
| giving time only TO discharge two
rounds before il vas occupied by oul
trosps.-1'he enemy was reinforced
but obliged to give srcuad, and re:ire'
with q loss estimated at nearly ECO, il
killed, wounded and prisoners-oor
| is stated at II killed and 81 wounded
| The main body will march inmedi
ateIy, aud achievements have al
ready gone to support him but tn
enemy has probably retrcated beyon'
| a prospect ofsuesessful pursuit. TIL
action lasted three quarters Of a
hour, and was principally fought be
| yoad the river"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
cHARLEsroN, Oct. %.

Arrived. Spanish schooner Yalen'
tina, Rodriguez. Havana Il days.
Sailed from Havana in feet Of so
sail, principally hound TO Csdiz, un-
der convoy Of Spanish ~ gun fiji
gate, having on board EIGHfMiL
LIONS OF DOLLARS. In the
fleet were 7 or 8 British merchant
ships. Parted with the feet two
days after sailing, and on the 18th
inst. fell in with tive Carthasenian
privatrers. whs plundered the Va
'lentina Of most Of her bread, water
wood and provisions. and then al
lowed her oproeecd-inconseq ucnce
of which she was obliged to put ia
here; she being originally bound TO
PASSPORT. About 5 days since, in
lat. 20, spoke the letter Of marque
schooner Argo, fiom Havana bound
10 philadelphia--shs had sailed four
days after The Valentino, in company
with the letter Of marque Schooner
Spartan. for Elizabeth City, ". G.
ard parted the day previous. They
were in pursuit of The feet. with
the iaiention Of picking ont some Of
the British ships-Markets were We.
ry good at HAVANA for American
produce Flour % to 80 dollars,
Rice sto 0 dollars.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08

Several uc!! written essays np,n the
Sabicc, oflae Blush propositions, late
Is .cau.ittcd to our commissioner, al
Gasat, have -Seen,ly appeared in .,os,
Of The Northern Newspapers. We
should consider it ouf pso"incc, even In
the ordinary discourage Of cur editsriOI
duties, todisscmina,e IS widely ss prac-
iicsale, correct views IL rbis highly i>se
resting and important subjee:-but be.
lieving a, We nav CO, that BY lns jsrity
f the people pf the U. Safes, il has
been super hcially exauined and prsn,a.
iurely Judged we feel it to be DER
sAreia1 duly, to sid, 10 correcting the
-rror,, which necessarily result from
UGH an examination and such a judg
mcat. We shall thertfre republisn
hssc essays, as SOON as We san collect
,heM.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
D1STIlLERY.

4 MOST excellent situation for tie
n. erection Of DI>lILLFhY IS
ollered at the Wash nglon Nils hvs
miles from Alexandra and fur Ia m
Georgetown and Washing tsnj immc.
diately al iGing the new turnpike rood.
An abundance Of the soest sione and
imbe,; suitable tor building, can be
furnished Oh the spot-Also, Two good
STILLS. enc entirely ntw, Of oest
workmanship and "a. s'Ish.-lhc si.u:
Lion remarkably ir Ith,.
C.. ". p. Gusts.
November 8. lawJw.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
Under The U. Sistcs' Hammer !,

Mr.. Madison boasts Of the READINESS
With which The Direct Tar has been paid,
which il great encouragement tor
doubling it, and pcrssverirg in the war
There are, however, some exceptions
.or We see in The los, Ne~buryport pa.
Der no less than fourteen persons es-
sates sdsertised Tor sale BY the Collector
for Day mepl Of this tax -Ss!em Gas.
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Attention |

4 REGIMENTAL Court Of Enqni.
N. ~ foe The ist Regiment, 81 B,i.
gade oil Militia, will be held 81 the Court
House, or Saturday next at 10 Clock
in the morning, i'r the purpose Of b ar.
ing AppeaIs from the decisions Of the
Battalion Court, and Tor the psrht "a.
encs Of other duties required by Law.
Bv order,
Alexander Hunter, Adj.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08

States volunteer corps organised uader
,hs authority Of the states.
On this molten, the csmmittss ofthe
whole being equally divided, the Chair
man decided il ia The negative.
The committee rose and reported the
bill; and the house Immediately ad.
iuurued.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08

Onion in kdsffns and Prayer.-The
Governor: Of the states of Massachusetts,
Ssw-fsmpsbirs, Rhode Island & Con-
necti. Ut, have each by Proclamation, aP.
pointed The frst day Of December Hex''
to be observed as day Of Humiliation
Fasting and Prayer.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
NOTICE.

TIE subscriber respectfully infarm
his friends and the public, ,oar iu con.
squsacs of.the great pressure Of the
times and ,he dfi:ally Of collecting
money &c is under the Lecessiiy fson
this date 10 sell f,'r cash only.
SAML. WHEELER.
Nov, s. st
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20 TSC RIP r.
Ersrsef Of q LITTER 30 the KEEPER u
TIE Il. G II tesssn, dated
Ofics Of the Ns~Port Mercury.
Monday Evening, Oct 81.

Latest from Bermuda.
" Yesterday arrived at this peri,
the Spanish schr. AriIes. Captai
| FIkins from Bermuda. SAILED fraa,
Bermuda The 18th inst. Admiral
CMkbnrn with two 74's; and or 5
frisates. had arrived there fran Ito
Chesapeake. No part Of Lord Hill's
rxpedition had arrived there. nas
were they soon expected. Admiral
cocarans was daily expected from
Halifax. The bsay Of Sir Peter
Parker was buried vt Bermuda on
tho 10th inst. From 500 10 1000
troops were there. ne expedition was
fitting out. About two hundred
American prisoners were Ut Der.
muda. who we're to BE- sent TO Eng
land. Provisions Of every kimd
except -FOUR was scarce and high.
beef was 10 dellars per barrel, corn
= dollars per bushcl. There had
been no late arrivals at Bermuda
from England. and no prizes bad
been sent in there lately. As Capt.
Elkins was coming ont from Bermu-
da. he met several prize vessels
from the Chesapeake. with -four,
going in. Yesterday of the entrance
of our harbor, Capt. Elkins was
boarded by the Morgiana, sloop Of
war, and permitted TO proceed A
frigate passed this harbor this morn
ing and entered the Vineyard Sound.'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
APPOINTMENT.

The Hon. IsAAe TIcHEEoR wss, On
Tuesday last. chosen Senator, TO repre-
sen, this Slate in congress for slx yeafa
from and alter tic &sh day OF; MaseA
psxt BssimsysH aazstfs,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
TO RENT.

A convenient two story BRICK
HOUSE, situate on Fsirirx street.
opposite htr Jonah ThoRp.oi 's--Pos.
ssss on viii 90 given Immediately. APP
ply to
VIM Smith. 8
November 3. 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 20.
GENERAL ORDERS.
Head Quarters. Ath Military
District, Oct. 10, 1911.

The commanding general having
reviewed the troops. avails himself Of
this occasion 10 express the satisfac.
item be feels at the zeal, araour and
suhortiiRation which manifts;ly per.
yaaes the principal corps Of volunteer
militia particularly the ligh. brigade
under tie eommsad. of Brig Gen
Cadwai!aacr. tphi.sdelphia troops. !
II is due to the corps. lis chief, aud
IN. state 10 which il belongs. To says
that this brigade already exhibits a
d,gree az ,iiseie'ine waieh warrants il
vi, h,zaS: no,;:iay. and may promise
itself nnch hosor. in meeting an
eaaai number Of the best troops.
ire commanding general regrets
that It is not in isis power 10 say MS
,a!eh or the other volunteers and
rili,ia, some OF whom at Marcus
Hook hay. degraded themselves by
Irregular and tisordely conduct no.,
80 b. tolerated.
The Genera, is constrained upon
;,is occasion 10 aid that officers who
ha.cnat iirnn-sst TO enforce obedience
z: preserve order In their immediate
eomnasds arc utterly unfit for war.
and saght 60 retire from service. II
il neyertsies due TO most ofthe corps
to observe that their department is
steady and orderly. and frs,n the APP
pliea,ion and intelligence OF the Of
fis2rs and men. and 6ne appearance
OF al. the general feels persuaded
thai they will soon be qualified to
beat British regulars. man to man.
BET VIC must all bear in mind that
We al sfaoa solemnl, pledged TO our
country to serve honestly. AID faith
fully 20 obey and that obedience will
make ;,s ermy honorable and strong,
whilst the want Of il cannot fail 10
produce i,nbeeili.y. aua transform the
bet ofarmies nio The werst OF mebs
The advance corps viii consist Of
tae tight brigade under The command
OF Brig. Grn. Cadwallader. will re
Part directly 10 the general, and az.
slone au,iec his oyfieTs and those of
the At department.
Ceieuei Twins regiment Of rcgu
lars viii support the advance, a will
likewise report at Erad-Quorters.
3he army OF tbs centre will esnsist
OF brigadicrs Sperias's Smiths shy
der's brigades. forn,ing mslor gene
ral WorraIi's division, whose report
will he madc 10 ih- eom6iaadiaS &c
neral. The New JeIsy troops under
general Elmer. form The left wing.
and will report a, head quarters.
The osscers and men OF the 9Th
United 'ta,es intimately, at camp near
Npg Castle, will form a drtaehment
90 zee under lie command sfthr senior
~igver thereof. and aci uuder the or
ders ee Col. Irvine.
Fort siiillin aud its Immediate de.
pendeneirs remaiB under the imMe-
die cemm,pd Of major B.ail, the
s,ujor cf.iccr Of artillery, om. Rod
GERS Of The navy being charged with
ihe command Of the naval fierce on
The Drlsuare.
). The commanding officers ofpost K
batteries will comply with such re-
aui,i,ions and ssntarm 10 such ar.
engagements as the commodore may.
fro1 time 10 tine, think proper to
make for the defence OF the river.
The commanding general has receiv.
ed the proceedings OF tue general
.surt,,ar,ia, wi,ereerm.jor Stockton
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08

existing relations beteen our eouStry
and the allies were net perfectly IN,
'dcrsisod, our mission could not be
granted"
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THE ENEMY IN OUR WAT.
Frs.

Ledger office, Norfolk. Nee I.
The Enemy Returnins.-A flag
whieh has been TO the British Com
mander in Herring Bay. (between
Patuxent and AnnapoIis) returned
last evesing; yesterday she was
bearded from the Dauntless frisate. lin
eompasy with foar Transports, and a
sohr. from Halifax /; the frigats and
transports were full Of troops the
whole stood up the Bay after the Gag
parted company.
The force Of the enemy now in tho
Chesapeak is two 7l's 6 frigates, 4
brig. 5 transports and 8 schooners.
The Hayamia and Madagascar fri
gates INCLUDED sbove) arc in LyIiia.
ven Bay.
This force, whether from Halifax
or not is no doubt tho vanguard ofa
much larger sit would be idle in Us
TO Offer an opinion as to The enrmy's
designs. we hope all ,cill be prepared.
We have not before heard Of The
Dluntless bein, Oh this station may
she not DO the van Of Lord Hills
force 7
We have a Steel's List to FEBRUARY,
1913. and find no such friyate as the
DanniIess; there is sloop Of war Of
that Name. The officer must have Civ
en- a wrong maine 10 the officer OF the
Gag no doubt with design TO prevent
any conjecture Of the place from
whence the troops came.
Friruct Of q letter from Norfolk,
dated Nor. Cd.
"The news is that 8 transports
and frisate arrived. and went up
the bay YESTERDAY evening.
You knsw i transports and ship
of the line, won't up two days pre'i-
Gus"
c. Ii. B.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-08

MARRIED, on THURSDAY evening lss,
By the Rev. I'm. H. WIuer, Mr.. IA.
COB LEONARD. Of Georgetown. to Miss
SOPHIA FAw, daughter Of A Faw, Esq.
OF TIL, town.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-30
JOHN B. HoGE,
For the Ga3ttte.

To the Ladies ucho compose the Harmo4
mac Society of Martinsburgh, these
lines are addressed, by a Friend.
Music once more her ancient power dis
plays,
Resistless now as twas in former days ;
Our varied passions change at your COM
mand,
Our hearts rejoice to hear your Female
Band
Who can, untouch'd attend the awful lays,
When melting notes proclaim Jehovah's
praise.
Borne on the hallow'd strains our souls
arise,
Till Heav'n seems present to our ravish'd
eyes.
When to their source your souls shall wing
their fight,
And with eternal Harmony unite,
Your voices then shall Heavenly joy inn
prove,
And add new rapture to the bliss above.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-30
ALEXANDRIA, June 81.

BY a gentleman direct from Noting
ham, we learn the enemy were at IL
o'clock on Sunday at Benedict, of which
they had quiet possession, with, as near as
could be ascertained 800 men, a brig, shr.
and Is barges. SO little did they appre-
bend opposition, that they sent parties of
81 men, four or five miles into the country
unarmed They had been within 2 miles
OF Nottingham, and destroyed Magruder's,
Lower Marlbro' and Coles tcbac,so ware
houses-and had taken all the tobacco out
OF the warehouse at Benedict. which they
were sending away-the whole loss sup
posed about 5000 hhds. They had destroy
ca no private buildings /; they landed a
.s"-d days since at col. Plater's-to whom
!ne commanding officer stated that they
Snouid not have entered the Patuxent, but
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NOTICE..

WHEREAS the subscriber has suffered
many inconvenience and losses on account
o. people going through his farm, throwing
down his fences, and leaving open his gates;
this is to forwarn all persons from commit
ting the like depredations in future, as he
Is determined to prosecute with the utmost
rigour of the law, all persons that he shall
find trespassing hereafter.
JOHN WINGERD.
June 80, 1914.
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A Miller Wanted.

WE wish to employ Immediately, q man
who understands the manufacture of Flour
and the Milling business generally, and who
can come well recommended. Such a per-
son will meet with constant employment
and liberal wages. A single man will be
preferred.
Mill Creek, Berkeley County,l
June 80, 1914. +
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JAMES BROWN

HAS just received at the Corner Store
adjoining Mr.. James" Globe Tavern)
Shepherd's-T Town, in addition to his former
stock on hand, many valuable articles of
present necessity, which, on eSaminati on,
will be found under the late prices. and
will be sold on fair terms.
June 80, 1914. tiff
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THE GAZETTE.
MARTINSBURGH
THURSDAY, JUNE so.

The Constitution of the Bible Society
Of BERKELEY County, isunaUoidabty omit.
ted this wsek-N SHAFT appear in the
neCt Gazette.