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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-17
Land for Sale.

THE Subscriber will sell the FARM on
which he now lives, situate in Berkeley
County, Virginia, three miles from Martins
burgh, containing lis acres of the first
quality limestone LAND, about 20 acres
cleared, the balance thickIy clothed with
remarkably large fine timber, at least equal
to any in the county,-The whole of the
Land is enclosed the cleared part laid off
into fields Of very convenient size and
form; about 25 acres well set in clover
which produced very plentiful crop last
season-six acres Of excellent meadow now
made, the whole of which can be watered
On this farm is very convenient two story
dwelling House, with stone Kitchen adj.
joining, large good Barn shielded on both
endS ana one side, Stables, Smoke House
and other necessary ont buildings; a thriv-
ing young apple orchard and other frnit
trees:-A plentiful stream of water runs
through the land and passes within a few
ieet of the house The terms will be made
known on application to
AARON KENNEDY
December 2S, 1878. #
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-17
Public Sale.

VIII be sold at public 0endue, on FRIDAY
the 18th Of March neat, at the subscri-
ber's residence,
Mich CoqUs and Young
=
Cattle, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
among rhich are taco elegant Bureaus,
tgco sets Windsor Chairs, &c quantitg
Of Grain IN the ground, and a nuns5er Of
other articles too tedious to enunerate =
n credit Of nine months soW Dc giuen, tie
purchaser giping bond and approoed seca-
rity The sale aeW begin at 91ine O'Clock,
qchen due attendance GiH be gicelt 6y
JANE SUFFERS.
Middle Greek, BerkeioY :
County, February24, lol4.S
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-17
CASTINGS.

JUST received and for sale, BY DANfET,
ZINN, an assortment of CASTINGS
consisting of
Pots, Bake Ovens, Oven
LIDS, large and small GRIDDIES. AND
IRONS, SKILLErS with Lids. small
ditto, ditto MORTARS and PESTIES.
TEA KETTLES. Frying PANS, &c- &c.
Martinsburgh. Jan. 90, 1914
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-17
Committed to the Jail of

Berkeley County, as a runaway, on Sa-
turday the 18th day of December last, Ne
gro man, who calls himself scipeo Boles,
about five feet one inch high, dark com
pleXion, has a scar over his right eye. and
is about twenty three years of age-he SAYS
he is the property of George Colbert half
breed Indian, of the Chickasaw. nation
The said negro, when committed, had on
the following c!othes-a striped cotton coat,
tow linen pantaloens, an old wool hat, and
coarse tow linen shirt.
NJ LOCKE, Tailor OF Ber&eley
County, Krginia
February 10, 1914 SIN.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-17

THE subscriber for l6 years past, has
been n the practice of Crying sales, Selling
Real and Personal property within the
Counties of Jefferson and Berkeley ; he
offers his services in that line and will at
tend any sale within The Counties afore-
said, or at a greater distance, by giving him
two or three days notice previous to such
sales-He will likewise furnish an able
Clerk for any sale at which he shall be
employed il one be required, provided no
Licensed Cryer in any County excepting
in the County of Berkeley will interfere
He therefore solicits the patronage of a
generous public
AARON RALFSNYDER.
February "a, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-17
RIFLE POWDER,

OF A VERY SUPERIOR QUALITY,
For sale by the Subscriber at his Store in
Shepherds Town.
Any person purchasing has liberty to re
turn tiff on trial they should not be pleased
with the quickness and strength of the
Powder.
JAMES S. LANE.
Shepherds Town, Dec. IS, 1878
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-17
Pu5Hc SQIe.

Tu5iLc. SQie,
WILL offer for sale, by public verdue
on Thursday the 5lst instant. If fair. II
not, the next fair dayl at my farm near
the Stone House Tavern Mill Creek,
A Team of well. broke.
strong and handsome Wagon Horses. with
complete gears, and Plantation Wagon
nearly new they will be sold together. or
separate. as may best suit purchasers
also, several young Horses, Mich Cows
and number of young Cattle-all NV
Farming Utensils, consisting OF Poushs
Harrows, an excellent Windmill, Cuttipr
Box, and sundry other articles A cred,I
until the 18th day Of November next vii. La
given, the purchaser giving bond and an
proved security.
ALEXANDER STEPHEN
March 3, 1917
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-17
STAMPED PAPER.

IhG Subscribers have for sale at their
store tadJoining the Globe Tavern in Sben.
herd's-Town,) STAMPS necessary for hani,
purposes.
JAMES BROWN, g. Co.
December 90 1919
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-17
New Fancy Store.

THE undersigned fall upon this expedl-
ent to inform the public that they have
now opened, and ready for sale, at
their Store Corner to the Globe
Iavcrn) in Shepherds. Town,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-14

under Wolfe, after which he settled In TIL,
country; at the late revolution in America
he joined lie service, to which he cunlinaed
uhtiI The close Of the war, since which he
has lived IN lew Jersey. until his death.
hR was upwards Of tweaty yesrs in the sea-
service, and more than tbs time in diileren,
services rs soldier, on land His recollec
tion was admirable until short time before
ms death he would ,efeat he different
transactions of his life from his cal, DAYS,
ana give most distinct account of h. dbl
sfent engagements he hid been in.
AT Stanford Conn. widow Sarah Bishop,
aged ~ Years, months and 10 days Mrs
Mary Whitney, 8! years ADD s man las, wife
OF Ehsseph Whl,ney, who viii be o.. lie
I4'h Fec, The house IN which they resided
Me- W. buil' 90 years sge, and has lived in
4. ever since, M. w. and his wife have had
~ children. and under his root grand chill
dren and great grand children have been
oorni and this is the first death that ever
occurred IN his house The number of his
descendants living is 14s.
In Horthvsrmouth on the OH inst. Mrs
Hannah Prince. late oons9rt Of Mr. psul
E''nce, aged 9l-leasing an offspring OF
about 100
La 'his town, Mrs Lucy Carlisle, ed 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-14
COMMUNICATED.

II is common, but erroneous opin.
@h' that the General Government may
sAsr'ise certain powers nor specified, as
INCIDENT to certain other powers shecsf.
~ IN the constitution. Or, in other
'o'ds, that Congress has some powers
Wy e1N' essIy enumerated in that char
ter.
ihe error is chiefly occa.ioned by
a using sight OF that passage which ex.
ress'y negatives all constructive or i'm.
"ed powers. 1t is article 10, of the
amendments in these wold.:
IA The powers no, delegated to the Uni.
:, ~ STATES by the Constitution. nor prohibit
MI, n'o me States, are reserved TO The
~, s'pec"Ve'y, or to the people"
inat is, Congress may do all things
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-14

,u,iing bride of EIGHT DOLLARS
INTO the hands Of every man who will
h,;nc forward a recruit-one of two
things must follow, Either our cause
!. 60 wicked and ruinous, that no good
men will engage in it, or Patriotism has
aed flom our country. The truth is,
,bs war in which we are engaged is not
,be war OF the heohte, but of the GoUe,n.
u,nt The people cannot be brought
mo it, but by being first plunged into
n0,erty and distress, and then seduced
Nv a system OF bribery and corruption.
Ifthe Freemea of New England can
be BOUGHT for l24 dollars a head, to
.,rye our Virginia Masters-then are
,bsy fit only for Siaves, and deserve the
sas which awaits them - Washingtonian
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-14
MARSHAL'S NOTICE.

U. S. Of dneriea. 2NoTlCE is hereby
D,sriet IF Name, as ~ given thst libel
is filed in the District Court of Maine, by
Ehenezer Foster, commander of the Amer
icsn armed priva,eer SWbrise. against the
boat or vessel called Ham6ud, burthen a.
bout ten tons, Wi.l.am Browne. late com.
mander. and her cargo, consisting OF hid.
Rum-2 crates and nix barrels of Cfookery
Ware-one barrel of Sugsr-one piece
black Cassimere-sn ullage beg Of Coffee
three bars ot Steel; Captured on the high
seas and brought into the port Of M, n las,
in the District of Maine, for sdjudic a,ion,
in January last, praying condemnation there.
of MS lawful prize of war, to himself, his
owners, officers aud crew. That Tuesday,
the first day Of March. 1914, al Wiscasset.
in said District Of Maine, is assigned as the
The time and place of trial, where all per
sons interested may shew Cause wherefore
the same should not he decreed forfeited,
rs PRAYED lor ~ said libel
&c. THORN ON, Marshal ef Maine.
Dated az SAGE, Fe6. II, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-14
MARSHAL'S NOTICE.
Uai,es States IF dine, iea, !
Diaf,tcf nf .l[.nine %. {

Unnes States u america,
Disrtef ef Name, IS.
PURSUANT III wsrrant from the Hon.
David Srwali, Judge of the Distric, Court
of the United States for sad Disrict,-l
hereby give public no.ice that a Libel is Fl
led IN said Court BY James 1homss, com
msnder of.lhe private armed vessel called
the Terrible, of Salem, in behalf of himself.
his owners, officers and CT, W, against = Ger.
tain vessel or schooner called the ii .fmpny,
OF Yarmouth, of the burthen OF about forty
egh; tons. her tackle, apparel and fusni,uIe
whereof William Harris was late master, &
her cargo Ca board, CONSISTING of four pun
cheons OF Rum. the same having been cap
tured On the high seas as lawful prize Of
war, praying condemnation thereof
That on Tie first Tuesday Of March next,
at Wlscssse,t. in said District, hearing
thereon will be had. that any person inter.
ested therein may appear and shew Cause
II ai,y can be she wn, wherefore the same
shoald not be decreed forfeit rs lawful prize
OF war.
Dated ar SaeO. the ioh o. February. 1914.
4. G.. THORNTON, Marshal.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-14

o be fold at public vendue, on Thutfday,
the Path day OF March next at 9 clock.
a NJ about forty ix &C e. of land, also Iol of
about twenty acres being part OF the fame
farm--together with building. thereon. said
land Is all into tillage and moving, and 10 ~
handiome hruation as any in the cousty of
above land is one mile and
quarter from the Town OF Portland and oppo-
lite to Mr.. JAMES Drssisos-for further
particulars inquire of THIS. FREEM An
Ho 10 on the premifes
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-14
DIED

Al Kingston, (J,m.ics) The second Lieut..
Of the U 5 frigste Essex he WAS Inferred
with the honors OF war.
AT Black Rock, in the battle of l0,b
Dec killed Lieut.. Col Seymour Brough.
,on. aged a..
Near buffalo, LIST Jan. in q skrmi sh with
the British. killed. M. Joshua d Thomas.
formerly OF Colrain, (Ms. 1t. and Adi't in
Col. WJcook's corps of volunteers.
A Frsnkford, N. J M. Matthew Will
Jams, sged 1874 He WAS no n in w lies, Ian
usry 1870 {; was soldier during the reign
OF Queen Ann. was at the taking Of Minor
ca, and in almas Ill The memor able battles
IN the last century, to The taking of Quebec,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-14

EDWARD LITTLE having removed TO this
- town and taken dwelling houfe in King
hree,, next door above Doct Coifins, and an
othee in No. 8, Muiley's Row, entrance thro
l. Little. * Cos Bookiiore, will tranlact bull
pefs az ufua
Wanied--fsveral tenant, to take farms on
hares Farm, and uneultivated lands for faie
Portland Feb Q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-14
Salts at auctiun.
l. IND For SALE.

TO be fold at Public Auction ar the Office
of Sfspbsm MLsLsu ty TtvOfLy Fle,sbs,, ir.
Portland on THURSDAY 'he bird day of March
next AZ twelve o clock IN the forenoon, forty
two acres and quarter of LIND. lying ia
Bridgelon in the county of Cumberland, be-
ing LAID formerly owned by Jane. Emerfon
aud adjoining land on which he now liyes.-
7sm' zoa Be Ads,si ef0" opp,ovsd is.Dh,
M LILLIAN &l
T FLETCHER A'af"
Portland, february II. 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-14
h. OK l. ELY,

K. GKhElY,
Hss f., yaL NsI, Lang H1srf
100 bbls Superfne FLOUR
so bhds w rum
20 hhds Rectifed do
90 bales COTTON
6 pipes BRANDY
20 chests Soug TEA
60 bags COFFEE
600 Dbl. meis h No ! BEEF
Fec "a sv
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-14
GRAND LOTTERIES.

TIE Plymouth Beach Lottery, now draw.
4 ing, contains Nineteen CAPITAL Prizes, viz
One of 10000 Dollars
One of 5000 Dollars
Figh, of 900 Dollars!
Nine Of 500 Dollars
and only nineteen days TO dtaw.
Tickets ID 10, 5o-Halve. b,5, s7-Ousr-
tcrs Dig, rs warranted undrawn, for iAle at
the Lottery and Exchange Office of
BRIDGE & RENOUF,
No. 20, STATE S.yees - BOSTON.
Wabingfon Monument Lottery,
Glass SECOND,
Will poGtively Commence drawing the FRI
Monday in March next. TIL" LOTTERY con.
tains The following Capital Prizes, viz.
One Of 10000 Doisrs
One of $4,000 Dollas
Oae of 10000 Dollars
Two OF 10000 Dollarsi
Five of 5000 Dollars
Is of 1000 Dollars
20 of 500 D,llais
The hrii drawn 5000 blanks will be eatitled
to ~ dollars each The other aztionary
Prize. will be determined by he firft drawn
numbers on the following days, viz.
IN day d 1000
Goth day 10000
25th day 10000
SSH day 10000
4oth day 10000
5oth day 10000
Tickets in the Wafhington Monument Lot.
terry, Do, 5o-Quartefs D, 2. IS.
TROY BANK BILLS,
and all other B,iss of the State OF Newly ork
will be received At Far. for Tickets aud psrts
OF Tickets in the above Lotteries
~ Orders, encioling Cath (poa paid) di-
rected to BRIDGE X RENOUF, No. 10.
State Street, BOSTON, will be puGctuaily at
tended to Esk -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-14
Trying ho1v much the americans
7vW bear.

In the late secret session ofthe Sen
ate, on the question OF the embargo ACT
Mr. Giles is said to have remarked,
81 hat the administration were deter.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-14
Commonwealth of Mafachuietts.

l.. LINCOLN IT
II WrLIIAs PATrEs AdwiniH,sto, on ID. sHsf.
y DAaiei wincheIl, isft !, 7sp,bs, IN fbs ssii
sos.i, @ssa'ed- Greeting.
YOU are hereby ordered to appear a, a Pro-
bare Court. at Topihsm 90 the Saturday
preceding the urn Tuelday in March next,
then and there to leIile your account of Ad.
minillraiion on laid efia,e-and you ara fur her
ordered tn notify the heirs of fald aeeesled,
and all Others concerned in fad ef,ate, to be
then and there preient If ,hey Zee caufe BY
perionAl notice TO fuch heirs a, re6de ia the
county of Lincoln, & cauing This order to be
publiihed in the Portland C,zeue, 6fteeo
days before the time of holding iaid Proba,s
Court.
Given under my hand and zeal this twenty
fecond day Of September Ammo Domini SIS
D, sSdt, Of tie Judge IF Probate,
EDM. FLACC. Reg.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-14

JOHN w. CHI ASE, Baker,
II AS for faIe 40 half Barrel. fuperGpe
FLOUR. warranted Of The dra quality -
All kinds of BREAD az uiual Alto 3 hhds
Num- Fsb "A,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-14

THE fubferiber hereby gives public noics
TO all concerned that he ha. been duly
appointed and taken upon binfeIf the sruif Of
Adm'nltraor with the will annexed on ths
elate Of
Randall Jones,
late Of Pownal, in the county of Cumberland.
Woman, deeesfed, by giving bond a. the Law
direefs--He therefore requeits oil perfons who
are indebted to make immediate payment, &
thofe who have any demands thereon, to ex-
hibit the fame 20 SIMEON JONES.
Fsd. 10, 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-14
15bH TeHs ERate.

THE Heirs and Cred,' ore Of the Efla,e Of
John Field iaie of Durham, in the county
of Cumberland Yeomar, deceafed, are hereby
mortified that Elizabeth Field, Adminifira.rix
on the Etate of laid deceated la. hi. day
exhibited her account of naturalization on fad
Eiiate. and applied for an allowance on, of the
perional Enate as Widow of laid dece4led-
and that the laid account ard application will
he couidered at Probate Coort, to be holden
at the Resiaers Office in Pert and, on We'd
nesday the twenty hird day Of Eeauary, inf.
q, tea clock IN the forenoon, wheL and where
they may have opportunity To be heard there
on. SAML FREEMAN,
FEB 1919 Jn9s sf,aid Court.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-14
Randall Jones,

To the Hsnorabe Judge y'fbs Court sf
Probate far THE county Of Cumberland,
holden at Portland, on the /fcond N cd.
nejfiay If February, 1874
CUsaNNA WEBB of Falmouth, in f,id
- County. RESPECTFULLY reprefenrs-Tha, a.
Falmouth. deesafed, iutela,e fhe 10 entitled 20
one third part of the furpluisgs of the perfou-
al enate of fad Ineltate, after the payment Of
his juil debts and funeral charges; that on the
SIG day Of March 1873, the amount of fueh
furplulase in The hands of Sulanna Webb and
Jofhus Webb, adminiitrato, to the efla,~ OF
fAd lnteiiate, was nine thouisnd four hundred
aud fifty dolan-that 6r ,houfand three hun
dred dollar, two third paris thereof. were
then decrsed to the heirs of fad Inteaats---
and that Che at thar time, was entitled to re-
ceive three thouiand one hundred and 6ftv
dollan, the remaining enc third part thereof.
She therefore prsys that thar fun may now
be decreed to her SUSANNA WEBB.
At Court Of PROBATE FIR TIE county Of
Cumberland, boiaea at Portland, ir
Jaid esunty, February 9, 1874
ON the foregoing application it is ordered
That the abovensmed Sufanna Webb give
notice thereof to the heirs and creditors OF
the faid Jonathan Webb, deceafed, by csu6ne
copy of faid application aud ,hi. order
thereon to be pubihed in the Portland Gag.
cite on Monday next, and the fucceecing
Monday, thar they may appear at Probate
Court 10 be holden a, The Reg,faers Offre ia
Portland. on the fourth Wednesday of Febrs.
airy ina and ihew eaufe if any they bsvs
why the prayer thereof ihouid not he K, snted.
SAM FREEMAN. Jssge u ,siI cpsrs
A true copy-Atteit
JOHN FRoTHIN0HAM RaG
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-02-14
Commonwealth of Mahachufetts.


LINCOLN n
10 Nsf6s.id c F' aAmi.ia,ats, Of tie sqafs ~
Eaoeh Jones late # Bail IL raid sssaty mar
chart dsse."f- Greeting.
You are hereby ordered to notify the cred.
itors of fad deceaied aud all others con-
cerbed, that your account of administration On
faid eiae will be preiented for acceptance
and allowance, at Probate Court, a. WHEAT
let on the Monday preceding the Iafi iueiday
10 February current and where they may be
pr elen, If they Zee eaule. This notice you are
required to give. by caaGog this order to be
publifhed in the Portland Gazette preyiou, to
the holding of fad court.
Given under the zeal of the Probate Office
for iAid couory OF Lincoln. this I'd cay of Feb.
ruAry AID. 50
By sresr Of .ts Js!ss IF Prosan
LDM FLAGG, Rig,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-06
FOR SALE.
TWFN'Ty yyJ0TrS 51s1 \,

TWENTY YTTOUS.4.NT1 .4CRES
q CUNFAiN LANDS, in the county of Patrick
~ embracing The three forks of the little Dan R;v
en- with meny other tnc streams ofwajer--some of this
ano IS l.ine quality. VI, friend .EIajai Garter who
i've r,'.'niHT, VII show It.
en- f.iousaai Acres Licking Lands in Kentucky
formerly the pr0per+y Of the late Thomas Shore. ESQ
o. Eetershu,E-N3y brother Vel Wilson, of Loiis7i5
IS authorised todispose Of this estate
Eight Hundred and Fifteen Acres, Butchers Greek
lRd, IN the cOuut, of AieckicnbuIg five miles from
the Co9rt-llouse, (Boyd 1own)-hs IS Of prime orali
y ior tobacco nd Wheat, with plantation ST. ficient
p Wo'k 10 or - hards to great advantage Nv bro
'r' Wilson resides On and viii show this L and
"2 fmdred and Fifty Acres, or tfcreabouts in
over County, IN the neghhorhood &c Mr. Thomas
"9%ies about twelve mics from this CITY
nc above ands, any psrt thereof will he sold for
Ctsh or any KIND Of produce, upon credit tn suit t-
o, oy VIII be barJered for other lands in OF
ABOUT ts CITY, OF lor lands upon James or York R.J-
cr8, below the City
Wy Wcsttarn estate James River half an hours
rlce from tils City, is aiS Tor sale contnsncarly
S"o cres, and viii be shown by Mr.. Alien, tie Mana
ser there.
have 80 Acres Of Coal Land, adjoining NIessrs Han
cock, Gordon. and Cuqie-ny wish is to dispose Of half
ths Land 70 some person who has the means and will
wo.k The whole, upon Joint account
Apply at my Office, in chs City
THOMAS WILSON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-06
FROM THE FLOTuLA.
E-rtract J'a ketterJ from an officer, dated
ON BOARD THE FLOTILLA,
Off Benedict 1nne " 1914


" Yesterday morning, at the point of day,
we 7y0&e uh our enemies by pieces Us poun-
ders) under capt. Gecghcsan, his 9I7ceg3, 23ld
20 nleR Of The FiotiAlo, with red hot shot, and
three pieces under captain lliicr OF the ma
rncs The artillery, posted on hill COM
handing the enemy, the whole under Colonel
WadswOrth-the enemy was SO alarmed that
it was a quarter of All hour before they retur-
ned shot. We moved down with The ilotilla
q joined in the chorus our FIRE was terrible,
IS zce were not more than 400yardS oil, a dis
lance which did not suit US, fCl We were
within grape shot, but We were obliged to tax Z
that or none, rs they lay direct, in the mouth
OF the creek we pushed out and gave it to
them-the moment we appeared they ceased
their tre on the batteries & poured it into us
seeming 70 have iusr awaked, we returned
1t with interest. At 6, they began 10 move,
and made sail down the river leaving us mas
tcrs Of the held. Thus, we have again beat
them and their rockets which they did not
spare; you see we improve first VIC beat
OH few boats, which they Thought would
make an easy prey OF US, then tiey increased
the number then they added schooners s.
now behold the two/17gafcs, all, all, have sha-
red the same fate we next expect ships &
inc lie no matter, we will do our dutv.-
Our loss was Killed and 4 wounded v0uua
Ha9uih who had Just joined US was killed.
Captains Sellers, Nild3le, and Worth.pgton'
boats were the sufferers we had three men
wounded at the fort, for 1t was cur men alone
thai fought there, although there were 600 in
tantry III the rcaar.
The moment the enemy ran of, we moved
up the river 50 that thanks 60 hot * cod shot.
the blockade is raised"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-06
JAMES RIVER COMPANY.
.4D9N R.a,AL.aGE.

EsPEcTFr1LY informs his friends ard the public,
K 3 that he continuest to make Pt9 IkN'G PRESS
ElS Of al sizes with additional Plattens and rowe COR
single double pull with Chasee Cases, Brass Rules
furniture, sc.
Also, Book Binders Copperpate, Copying and Seal
Presses.
A. r. thinks It unnecessary to say any thing in
Support of his Principle ofthe Printing Press nearly
400 oEtleIn being before the public. Flrlcti-
SatFrerS viii decide for themselves thcir merits.
No exertops shall be wanting however, ON his part,
to add every realimproyement to any Of the above
ticles
Presses for Banking institutions the shortest no
tee.
Jltly2. 50
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-06
20 UOLE8RS EEN .4R1,

EUR apprehenting aud scou n'' 30 any IaI so that
K gettlfem again, tsVo negro ttAoSts,
JAG X and B EN-
jack is black fellow about % wears old, shout feet
OF riches high, slender made, and when standing sc
be bends little srwarl on his knees; when spoken o.
At is considerable time before he repeat the first
words, but Afterwards, talks toierabc he has small
scar under iis eve; when he from home hc had
yellow naukeen coat and pair OF ssad white owe
ais. Ben black fellow, hut MOI much Jack
about y 2S wears, about FIVE feet Nigh short bulky
make he has remarkable his breathe had
cd blue cost rather suspect they viii 90 to Phla-
de!pha if not taken. Whoever VIII take up said ne
RrOes shall receive the above reward, dollars for
either of them. The person who appreends them, il
he viii bring them to me at CekbabrTs near Salisbury
y. C. will pay all reasonable expenses exclusive OF the
shove reward
MARTIN BLACHWELDER.
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