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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-03

TIinEiNIA.--.t rules to.en i, ,c Clerk Office c"
the Superior Court cs t.ianeery 10, Che ti.h,nom
District, the ist Gay Of July, 1915
James Va Morris, surviving acting executor Of Sa,nue.
Overton, deceased, Fitft.
AGuSsr,
Richd. Anderson, Jas O7crton, Richd. Ovc,tor * MIR,
burnley, late Mary Over;on, which <snsIamcs, Ri,l-
ard = May s.e heirs al law O, S.,rl Ov,-sr ,lec'i
and Saspei Over,o,, ir. rrsausy deysee of Tie suJ
Samuel Osefton, deed. D.fL
ne Defendants lanes serton and Richard Over
to NO, having entered their appearance and efsJn ST.
cufiiy a.eo,viug the Act OF Assemble mud the itrls
oil this Court, anil earring l satisfactory evidence
that they are no; Inhabitants Of this country ii is ~
deTeG, lat the said Defendants do appesrhere on the
hf1 day ut he next term and answer the bill ~ ia.
eisini; an that copy oil us order Be forthwith in
ss'e|n so're newspaper pub,!icd in TIE city Rich
n'o'' tnr two months srcccsrc, and posted a, the
front door OF tn Cspito, in the sail city.
WS. w uENlNc, &C.
:fiRGiNiA.-.it Rules holden ir t.u CT, Ks o..
nee ~ the Superior Cour, of Chs cry-y for the
it'chp,omi District. the frat day of November 1914
John g Shelton Ok Company. PlSs
JOSEPH ltdinss AIN, Caleb p Llling. merchants and
ps'tna'S u:der the rn, Of ic'eph & Caleb p. Id.
a,ngs, aud Andrew Schneen'snn, DsfS.
ltiE Defendants no; hsvag ent, red their a,,,r..-
sncc s' given security according to tls. act oil Assem-
ply and The Rules of this court, and It appearing by s.,
isiScto'y evidence that they sr, not Inhabitants of IA
N"hlss ~ IS Offsled, ndt the s8'd Dcte nNa,s d.,
appear here on the tweny-ls day of the next tern,
aud answer tue bill o the Plaintiffs; ard hat u copt u,
th.s o'er be fthw inserted in some ne spapar pub.
he'd IN the cyo Richmond, for two months suec.s
s'ey, an: posted 4 the front door OF The Ca il6 in
the said city.
A eopy Te-te. j,
wn W IIF.NIN,c, &C.
= iih%tNih-A, h,ies notian in tle Clerks Wiiisr,
ut Tire Superior Court or Chsnccry for the X CO.
n,o'a I''strict, the first day OF November 1914
" hi;e AID Shelton, y,lq5
gaint
Joseph lddngs and Caleb p II,,inr~. merchants aid
pa'tnerS under the 6rm of Joser; and Caleb T. ID
41'gs: aHd Andrew S'b"eemsnn, Defs
ne Defendants not having entered their al,1sr-
ance ard SFcn security according the act of Asse
Ny and thsrules Of this conrt, and appearing ~ ~
sacto-y evidence that they are not inhabitants o. this
conncly IL Is Ordered, That the said Defendants dc
appear here on tka twc,y-fst day the next term
and answer the bin of the Psiutfs and that ccI,v o.
ts order he forth With Inserted in so,nc newspaper sub
shrd W the CRY of Rch.nond, for two months yucces
! the said city.
! A copy. Teste,
| VIZ. w. EENING, C c.
! INoV'2t- NSr
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GUi.N'G CUE.9P ron C-JoJI

TIdAS v LACHAiZE, nearly opposite lie f,s,it
w Tavern, offers for sae the following ariel =
very reduced prices, viz '''
Ilrf chop Besrssin Great Goats, Frocls. su-tor,,
Dress Coats Vests, PantaIoons. &c made ;y G
style ~ u'e '~'cSt
N ". lie requests those who have claims a,-,i,s,
hin TO present them for settlement on or i s 49,,
loh dsyoi December Heyt.-He likewise beg, fl,osS
,Is'ea 70 "In, to cal aud discharge their bills, as
N8Y. Is
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} ANES'S pATENT LO0M.

gay be seen in opcraio~vyerv day at No ! Com
W piler Rev. Ladies and Gcntlenen Of town or
-fanfry, invited toa end.
e proprieiors Of the patent right for the state O:
Virginia, being 6esiOds - iTe as extensively rs pos
SHE ts'ro tue country, knowledge Of this aimiral
production OF American rGenuy, request pGrficulir
y, the attendance oc The Menu RS of the Legislature
70 witness It's rapf and superior execution the si,npici-
~ o. It's construction the facility with which it may Le
worked (evenb by chiidrrl and It's certain applca,io
to all kinds Of cloth, render worthy ii attention. not
only from the inusc1sife and economist but fInn, eyer
ifend to dornes,ic manufactures
ici!a7s.
Coa.rscta are making by the ccrnpanv fer large
nn'nacr Such as 'gti''o be early supplied, may an
Ply personally or by letter (pc-t patl) to
tEUBE.A-Lf.9GL.9N-C,
.QgeaR yJor tie Trgi,ia Loan Comt'y.
October - ,c 'i y
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40 tlFNr.

4 ND imneds'e i.cs7cssos given, The House and
n Nendue Once NV oceup,ed Ly the subscribers
Mr. john Foster, containing tour good rooms Nb k;t
chen, smokc-louse and ,.arien.
a il'u'e "vo the Baaiu contdnr2 two gaol rooms,
WITH IL" places, kitchen, stahle AMI rich pies. OF
garden sroed-il,e whole enclosed with pa..i Is.ne
A View House ai the Bowling (!ree. one mic .,,,yl,
The Nisikct-ionso; co.t aiaris loar large and two
sna'' r"ons Kitchen well Of esce.ient water, to-
ee'her with On 4cle o. garden sro,hd i. high cutya.
t0l--I..e Whole enclosed in thc Lcss riar,cr
y handsoyuc STICK Riding CHAR. Morocco lining and
cushion, with bas Londsn plate harness. used ouly once
may be had cheap
FOSTER 8. sATCHEIL.
October e. o,,,,c
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NOTICE.

pursuance Of an order Of the H,sfi,o, C,,,,r, &c
the city ct Riehmond, will be soil on 4 liz a..
iii lay Of December next, at eight oYoJocl ny ~
money) 1t the Market lIouss--Onc nsgro i o.,
a. cd Adarn. "es'O poJ
..J9COP T9LEN'7LyE.
,oe Hg@ Can't Vie Cfy J2iesr1osd
Hofe'''er 70 cpt's
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PRUPOSAI1S

EsTIII be Feseived by the Subscriber unfit tb 17n
> o' Drcember, 1914, for suppiving the TTn;,a1
otes with the following ariiccs in such quantities as
Sy lie required and at such prices as may be ss.eed
Cap bands
i'egiiler caps Z ri9.rnsn ~
Pnnpons
Cotton drilling for summer oyeralla
Cotton muslin for shirts
"oo'en kersey twied grey for jackets and overals
Woolen kersey twilled (white) for overall g.. Wild
r''n9el Tor SHIRTS, Shoes, Short Stockings
HpaIleus nnsde Of cotton
Euttons nieyery description in. trooDs
Blue cloth o. "a vide well ,tyci
Grey cloth 81 or ca vf'e, Scarlet cloth ca u;do
Cockades and eagles, Leather stoc,s
WColen blankets points, Materials for tents
Making tents, Iron camp kettles, Mos cams
Spades ard Shoves, Mauoess and Picks
o9etts ct Tent Poles, napsaeks Iiaversaeks
tanteens complete, Drums complete
Threads for masking army clothing
Sets Of artillery harness
Cartnuch boxes With belts aud bayonet scal,rds
Gun sings, slusket, Rife and Pistol FIints
Crude niire per poend, Sulphur per pound
Swords Tor fon-comiu s.a0ncd officers
Pistols, nuskets, Rifles, Brushes Snd Wire,
CaHnol traces, Breast cc;ins, Lead, pounds of
Roatns ot cannon and riusse cartridge paper
brldie bits, Sbrrup lrons, curry combs
Name combs, Horse Ri1isbe7. Nose Rsga
The Proposals must be written anil scaled must state
the articles for which the Contract IS desired the o,,,-
uty to be contracted for, the lowest price T which 4,
car be furnished, within twelve months from Che ni
OF It's execution "A bond wi.h two sg7s.ios viii in each
case be Teqiiiei To ensure the luflnent Of the com,
tract ne penalty viii he about third the amount
Of the contract.
ROBERT G. JEJcNTNG.g.
.sAoe d. Com. Sap.
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November &c
TO RENT----THE HOUSE

ATELV occupied nv }ir. F.. Cunningham. sifus,od
on the east sid If i3b street, bet ween Nsn and
Cary streets possession to be had iIumedmieiy
9, .Hs> the donse Aidoing, nov occupied 10y Mr. a.
Sharp; Procession to be- lad is Jaauary next
Ilso the LOT asst bnm5cT-ios -. cnroer Of tstJ T.
Cnry$trsets 'stely occupied b. Mr. 1n,e. ~ tf,rr.
~ tobacco mandatory puss-eson t. BE hs4 i,ne
,Iiatly. JOSEPH GkII -,
Soy 2i. If
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NJ, He.

HiH cnrartners''ip Of EIvr, Jdckso,, $50 is this
cay oisso.,ed 10y p.,itisl conBeut-Pcrsons ind. 1T
- TO said hfln viii Pleas make payment to E,sathsn
Na'mond' VINO Will hkewise discharge any demand
gatst the samc-b 'i''y a'ca,s authorised
M.rra j h'r'' 6y George Shlman, his .4..v.
Ph-Ep ". Jackson,
ELTATIIAN RAYMOND.
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~, 80. Me enatinr nenr

Z excellent Bfses -,ruith. WIN hes been sccus,om-
q cd 10 rnsk'pg al kinds OF irons for Carriages nc
he II IN se've strng young fellow sud we'll disposed
.4,so god 'Yhed-Wrighj, who has for some few
re.v' -een cmf0y.d in carrage-rasker's Sion lie
en-" 'f-V- very cool ge, and do great deal Of the
york ress-ory fr rarragcs Any eetsou inciipcd 20
r t'e a.1ye r."~Vs, may know the terms ~ apply
ITO Il. ygiUSE, at the v sN,itgloo Tsseri,.
Noy. 10 u4W
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FEMAi4N EDUCA7TItIN

.EJL II be continued he ensuing near. IN
DIR ne care and attention f.Ali's. dE4filds
Terrell, al my reside nc, Ca he0i,jy situ4tion J
''eor Pie nhtter c'd u Caroline. IjrrEatatio,is
are H'nde far the accommodation Of II
or IS girls as boardcrs Tie hrice far board
and t"fi2n (cah findipe- her ozvn bed, bed
dine, t27veLS y candies, J Is S10O fGrth term
10 BE- fGiI quarterly. The term nil be
from the l5h IF Jar40rU, 10 tic Ism Of de-
ceHl6eT }oll9griH.g dHDl0tng, the mo1lth Of J1!ly
Joy v0cGi;9n.
Ihe branches If F3pcafiot, fonpdt in this
Sch'ira'y, ere, the English Langnage gram
mnticaly, Geoe7abhV. uiM The use efthe
Globes, History and arithmetic.
FLED5ING TERRELL.
Eoven,bcr 1. 67v
[jeDUc Al OE - hc subscr,ber intends TO c5ofi,,1
t's lis Saj,oOl at Mar. Thomas I,urtonys nsar E;ei,
mU.il, te ess,iiq year. He proposes to teacl, die
"feekI Lsf'u az English Languages, Gcneia-iby.
arithmetic and VI riting Doysuot exOef-I,nc Is wears
OF age, can board with MIR Burton for 75S c1eh The
pi'c otuon viii be %iS per oehoar to be paid quar-
tery IN acvance-cne dOiiar per scholar will also be
required for fuel. TIE school will commence on the
iiet Monday ia Jauuary Iicst and terinnae or the
hrst tridJ in december follo,ng. There will be
vacation OF four weeks IN August
JOHN G. NELSON.
EfCRSUGN1' 10 a warrant to us directed, We fI,i-
3 day view ed au estrav Mare Mule fokcn ut, h, N
W. Price. Size i, shout feet Snches hig, She IA Of
hay colour, hanging manc, long tai, me shoe ON Inc
let hid l0t, rubbed with harness. supposed tn b. 10
or II years od.--We therefore do apprase tire said
Muie % The sum Of ACS. Certified under our hands
this lIu dav Of September. 1914
Ro. SHeed, }'Gsi1ck ~ GeIny, Barreff flicker.
A Copy. Teste,
J. D. WHTTLoCKE.
Fowls. w4wp
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~ liL.ANTTERY:


yTIRGiNiA-Ata Quarterly Court held Tor Henri
Y 60 county, At tine Coart-Housc, the 4th day of
August, fBfi--
Wdiian Willis, son Of William Wills, deed, -
Willis, widow, and ---- Wills the only child of
CnthbcIt, another son Of the said William dccrasei
Jel'n Freeman and Sslly H wife, which suid sally
dargl Ter Of the said 1.:,'nm, deceased Marc,
y Ills, also daughter o. tie said William decea5-
Cd plaintiffs.
The fcpr sntafivcs Of Edgarl Wills, deceased, VINO
was Sd of'ne sad W'rd1, dcccas-d, X Rams
bottom, H." CniJ Faof lets; R4nsbD;tnsu deceased
ano'l daughter of ,,esa5i Wgisn Wis, deceased,
and SusHnn'h Wits, also daog,ifer nf tie s,ii
William WIS, decreased. n Stephen Willis. anoth-
er spn "it'c sail William, ilccaaad T'ccudttats
Tie defendants 40: is,iry entered ,hcir appearance
and gwen SQUIRT according 10 Ue aet of hs,.gliy ard
u'eIWcs q o. CgHt md APPEAR x % the sa LAC
ion o. hc CoI;, th@ Ce' are r.. iia;,ia-t fill.
country; + &c erd'-cd Thst o." s1l! d .dauts 10
aplear h'ra onthc Hfs DIES a. n -er Court mex, ar.i
a'is"cr ''ie Wv m tl'. ,;iutfs af tia cory OH
rdcr b. ir't"l' ins itcG - s1,oe ucssa -c~ i,nbfs,
eAiD 81 ca. u !j,r ont f,r .st. v.ets -,,ec-s.iv
Is, and iostc' e; "a Goat ton, o, ,e Cortt 5ile o,
H,e 4. coiafy
4 Copy T,,'o.
?. s. WlIrTIO CRg, e. nc.
NoycmS.r1. wSw
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y TG.4UHEN iT.3.Y1T,S y FL-YCjs

n TEACHER iT.f.NllS n PE.YCi.
! ion'ls Nan who can prulare satisfactory recon,
"a nenda,iuns to give Instruction in the following
""nches Is dcsrans of being cn.pn,c.l the e,,sai,.
ysa!, VIZ; o"Hing, Ke9dVg Writing, Arithmetic the
LATIN grammar, IN. English language eras,m2tjo,,-
@e he'ne Is ut Na,ten.aricc Moral Philoeopli, His
sfF a.i h"ii'" icttr2s, tOca'h.r with Geography the
use OF ''oh"s and Mars line addressed to Mir b
POSTMASTER Fainesvie, Amelia, viii receive i'm
n,.i'te and prompt att, nti,n by the sad teacher.
De I. -- g.
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az ~ be sold to the bighe't bdder, on Ia. 1stb
~ 'iay o. December next, GCfGr il not ,,e ne,r
lar day AID tic sale to cOnthe from gay to DIV uni,
t,e "ll"e IS SOLD, st the ate Residence, Of ilsne.
's'H.(t, dec g. m te county Of Susscx--The c--esar
pat OF the Personal Estate Of the said Frsnci IN
io't' ep'sst2g OF Stock of al descriptions, parcel Of
excellent PORK Household ard Kitchen F,irni,,,ye
'fna''on ioole t'e crop Of Corn, Fodder & Wheat
aien and children Nine mon,Is credit win h. 49,,
or Az sums ahcyc twenty dollars, on TIE purchasers
7lng bond andappfoved secUiity-al SUMS NOT exceed
ng twenty doi'ar-, aust be cash
~; ~ Persons h'Hing legal claims against the said
Lghuots estate, requested 4, b,iot, h. y, SsrJ
properly AUTHENTICATED and on berornng pneci,sq.rs
shall have niue months interest rcnitei2-Ad ,icss
indebted are rc'uc.ted to make Immediate usyrnert
JAMES PENNINGTON, .fIIsU;sf,,a.
Sussex, Nov % ,ss 1' ~ 10
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1H.aJND LODGE or J7RGl.AI9I--

II Il'UUL OF TARU4.fI.T.
FsSilE Masons Hain this CITY .yba,s the rOs.,; -
the Grand Lodge have always heretoGo,x, L,,.n
hed having been pressed into the service oftle safe
as an hoSitS and there being no probability ts, lie
use o. ~ ior any Masonic purpose, will he recov red in
short time has been niece ,sa,y to ioot ou, a. ~ ~
other place in which to hold tie next neet;ne Tic
room ~ which the musical societies Of this city sI.I
ieId their meetings in the dw.:img house arsosi -
ne ne ian-farf % Ness's. VIM. MeHcchsie < Co hiss
most eligible aud cOmmodious that can be proenr.j -
"e house Is situated on the south side of Main ( IN
street, about $50 yards tn the westward of Mr. XsZ
one Dsvs's printing Office The meeting viii taks
~ December next NV S'"y
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EUECAVInN-

FE7uE srbecriher intends opening an Academy in
z Milton Aibemarle county, the 18th OF Novcm-
ner next Male and Female pupils win hc received &
instructed IA eepar@e FOODS. Those branches of Ii
eraure and Science will be taught, which constitute
what is generally termed Liberal Education Tuiti-
on ana board, including asking, $3.50 per anrun--
goo to be advanced at The co,nnence,,e;,, ,r each
se'on The yea will consist of two sessions Of five
mouths each No male student over fifteen, ca,. b..
received, unless be comes recommended by his pa
rents o. guardian fof eorrec, u,or.,l cc,,,,lct
J.gyiES c. UU.LSON
n %. The subscriber is 'irniGhed with excellent
Globes and Maps. y. c. ".
Nov. L. wynn
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-THc MANCHESTER
EICKANGE.

's VIZ Subscrihss beg Leave To iainrn heir f;rn,,s
! adnse puslc S>nUssi!y, III; they iE.ve removed
...'nihe Haf-Na siuiss, between SehmcnL ana
Pe;ersou,g to th. ccn,mUsi,oas h,y,s. on ti; Main
ttreet near The lower emf. OF a.ancGsicr y, the. pur
pcse OK keeping Jycrn ard from their iu,,, sxocr
encc N that iine Of basiu,ss ti.y .,o,s su ..,cr
themselves TO lave III t',rr power r. ;v> & neral ga
isacion TO s those who uiay be pleased 10 ,:.yon,
ihe'n ~'ti. fh'ir custom. Their hnse viii be at =,
ames well furnished with the lest of every thi,x ne
ccssry Tor 'te accommodation OF travellers s,d others
who may please to call item. Their siales ar.
large aul convenient, and will be CONSTANTLY surpIird
"iint~ oest ot every Kind o; forage which tl,, uIr;
can afurd--wih goci and attentive h:s.lrss IA, nj
Which Will he furnished ut reason bic rates AS the
markets will admit
Those ge.teuen vino have business in Richmond.
a1d c.iik proper leave their li SEES in o. .,al;.
LAY rest assured that every and attention - m q.
lad tn them. They have also procured a ,ut for IL
.p;rro9c oftarning horscs ic.
barriers. by theweck, mont, cryear, VIII r. thank
fully receivcd5y GEO. DI.CkLEY *
FLEA a. POWELL.
n B, The lio'ae Is, dis tly opai, for tie re-
cepton OF ccmi'ony. del st
VALUABLE FARMING LAND.
gTOh SALE.--lLc Sut5crbef>s are authors d nv
4 Mr.. JuhnI Joh,.s'n, tn dispose Of the residue (;
ms Lands, containing 'aout 4io acres, purchased by
NY orHss u Pr"'s,r, an! / IN. between thu B,okc
tnnpke, tie U.ton or ,iorih + TX OF "a, B,,,o,
Kun incI Ing part Of shai han,lsorne grove. nearly
oppostH 10 captan Sheppcivs T,is land as is know
'othoe acquainted with il, is well adapted to f.mnne.
wei tnnbercd and wa,erei ard mss so,.c beautiful
se'tes for building part it's Sc miles from tn.
MY u vii be ID together, including the Paper and
INST Naii's, or lcf III parcels may 90 desired by
nN'ciase's We vii IL p7ymeat, public tres,-
auy bills, stoes Of the uij,, S,atea, either Of the
isnks Of pire IL; ar III part, would tske house aud
.sHenent IN :ls e.,v.
u the above property is not disposed oc before the
t''h oil neat mouth, it viii the - off red ri Public
Nns'on' .'forc1ne, HoJi7,assS Plc0sr,i.s,
Auc',rs.
80. u tyls
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ENUCAFp!ON.
Nov. 81

IIt-FD- Oh IION.
NN1LLiAM HnJ, Jr. respectfully informs his
20 friends and the public in general that his school
WIZ se continued for the ensung year his residence
IN f'g end Queen county, between Din.<irs aud w
own, and vulbe opened the third Nonda, in ia
n'iay next The branches oflearirg taught vii COM
prehtad Reliing, Writing, Aithmetic the Latin ac,
bhgish languages srs,nTna,icaiy, the Eeu,ents "a 81.
ograpby and Mathemat;ce, Moral Pbloso,by, History
and BeilssLetrss. Due attention will be ,.i! 10 ali
the duties o his profession, AID t,e ,oalg Of each stu
lent strictly attended ~ Severa. boariecs will b. ao-
eon1o'sicd Cdar RAN, Nov Is. w5rp
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TO RENT.
Nov f

he h'''c and Lot where reside -possession to be
given the ist q january next
JOSEPH GALLEiO.
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On motion ofMr, oanj,--oricrei tl,at the Co
Neroors communicating together with the letter IRON
the Seer ary Of War ofiie Cnitei S,aes b. refer
rcd nthc co,nn.ittee the subject os sts,e er.nce
with power 20 report therenn by bill c. other eise
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NUTiEE-

RirhnnnA. Nnp. 10
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-04-07
Office.

PERSONS DESTROYS of obtaining licences
for selling by Auction, are informed, that
they can be supplied on application to the
subscriber, in Martinsburgh, on their enter
ing into bond with security in the sum of
one to three thousand dollars, for the rem
dering true accounts of sale made by them,
and payment of the duties, agreeable to
an act of Congress passed the cath July,
1915.
Persons acting as Auctioneers without
hcence, subject themselves to fine of four
hundred dollars.
The following extract of a letter from
the Commissioner of the Revenue, will shew
there are persons who have not complied
with the law respecting Retailers
6 Physicians who only dispose of the me.
dicines used by them in their practice. are
also requested to take licence, unless in
cases where such medicines are given in
charity"
WILLIAM SOMMERVILLE,
Deputy Collector in the County
of Berkeley, 9th Collection
District Va.
Martinsburgh. April z. 1914
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-04-07
NEW YORK. 6priI Q.

Sfutiny at Sandy Hook In our paper
OF Thursday last. we stated that the troops
at Sandy Hook had mutinied, and that the
ringleaders had been arrested, brought to
town. and confined in the Fort at the Bat
tery-The following particulars of this un
happy affair, we have received from a source
which entities them to the fullest credit.
On the Esd inst general meeting
took place among the troops stationed at
Sandy Hook, With the exception of Lieut.
Anthony's detachment Sd artillery, the
troops, one and all refused to obey the or
ders of their officers to appear on parade.
They stated as their reason, that govern
msnt had not fulfilled their contract with
them, as they had received only part of
the bounty promised, and some of them
had been seven months in service without
pay-The officers commanding them, again
exerted themselves to induce them to turn
cut, and they still refused-Capt. Ham
iiton then or6ered two six Founders to be
brought down in front OF the barracks, and
charged with grape shot The Sd artil
lery, under Lieut.. Anthony, having form
ed in line with the cannon, were ordered
to load. Capt. III. then gave them ten
minutes to appear on parade, or take the
consequences. The appearance of imme-
date death had the desired effect.-They
formed on parade. and were ordered to
stack their arms, which were taken from
them; s. the ring!caders of the mutiny we're
selected out, and sent under charge of Capt
Humphreys to Governors Island for trial"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-04-07


"The Presidents message of Thursday
last, recommending the repeal of the whole
restrictive system. and the continuance of
the double duties two years after the war,
was this day referred to the committee of
Foreign Relations. No business was done
IN the House on Friday, except passing
some resolutions relative to the interment
OF the Hon John Dawson, from Virginia,
VINO died the evening before -
The committee of Foreign Relations have
been In session all this day, and have agreed
to report bill agreeably to the Presidents
recommendation--exce that relating to
the double duties on this subject they
make no report and it is expected the
house OF representatives will discharge them
from acting on that part of the message
This bill, have not doubt, will pass in
to law, though it will meet with very
serious opposition from many of those who
have been friendly towards the administra
ton, but their opposition will be in vain.
This monstrous system, that has been so
ruinous to the mercantile and agricultural
interests of this country, and which, in the
END, has involved us in this bloody and de-
s'ructive war-a system which Mr. Madi-
son has labored for 20 years to build up,
and, with the aid of his friends, has been
able to bring to the greatest force of opera
non, has, TN moment too when its friends
were expecting the most from ip by the
same MIR Madison with the dash of his pen.
been put down! and, to your astonishmen,.
you will see those very men, who, few
days past, voted against a proposition to
the same effect, made by an honorable
member from North Carolina. tMr. Gas
toni now deliberately voting for the same
measure recommended by the president
but their president wills it and it must be
so-How will you account for this astonish-
ing change in our political affairs ? Has
not the hand ofNapoleon been in this thingp
But his arm is weakened and his hand has
lost its force-he cannot maintain his con
tinental restrictions on commerce-his
Z" flag is struck" and the Ingenious party
whose heart and soul was with him, are
now disposed to strike their flag also. -
Mr. Grundy this day offered resolution
IN the hnuco 10 10 "a Z