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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-12-01
FOREIGN.
LONDON. Sept. /.

An aTssngeraont between Great Britain
aud Holland has been signed, on the part
Of the former By the Prince Regent, and
was sent off on Monday last TO Brussels, to
receive the signature of the Prince sover.
e.gn Of the Netherlands.
Fhe Caps of Good Hope, Demarara,
Essequibo and Berbiee, are TO be retained
b tins country. Batavia, and all the rest
OF the Islands and places. as well a.
Sunnsm, Curaccoa, and St Eastatia, con
q cred from the Datch during the war,
esgeeed to be restored by the treaty
lsylon, of course, remains with US. as il
eedea TO Greas Britain before the war
the value VI Lrraecos add st Eastatia are
said 10 be much diminished oy ne open
ness OF the trade to the Spanish Maine.
for which they formerly served asthe great
depot for European contrsband goods
We understand that Capt Hall, naval
officer, who has been eminently distinguis j.
ed in the service of his country, is sppoin,ed
to succeed Sir James Yeo. in the command
on Lake Ontario, who is obliged to retire
on account of severe indispostion
A small expedition, it is said, will pro.
baby sail from Plyp outn in few days.
consisting Of the Norge of "a and the
Dover and Alceste ir,gates. with troops,
for America. Tne lSd. esd and 95th regi.
ments which were reviewed on Monday at
Plymouth Dock by his Higness Prince
Frederick of Orange, will it is said con-
stitute part of the expedition
We notice, with regret, that Count
Stsdio1 has resigned his appointment IS
second Austrian NJ mister at the Congress
HIS views were always sgreeably to those
of the Immortal Pit. and the best interests
of Europe, aud we lament that his coun
sells. upon this occasion, are not of the tore
most Influence
Bonaparte has issued gold coinage
from his Mint at Elba, amounting to about
thirty seven pounds On one side of these
new Napoleons is his Profile, and on the
otHcean Eagle, with its head 1nder its
zo,ogs
Fire cate Of Saxonvis said TO be decided
b. iotters frogn Berlin we are informed tlraa
tbs Asag III HAT co1atry signed the Act Ut
- asasssa yn or ne 23a ait Saxony il
to Be G.y.ded Uetween Prussia, Austria and
the Duke of Sake Weimar The King Of
the country, il is added. il to be ilndemni.
fed in Italy, out of the territories OF
Bologna. Ferara and Ravenna.
An article from Warsaw speaks of the
Committee appointed to form new Con
stitution for Poland continuing its labours !;
but by whom this committee has been
nominated does not appear; no notice that
we have observed having before been
taken Of It in the foreign papers.
LA FAYETTE had lately an audience
of Louis XVIII, & was graciously received.
He desired nothing for himself; but all his
friends, such as Latour Maubourg, &c.
have obtained employments.
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BERKELEY, rs

BERKELEY, rs.
November Court, 1914.
Jonah Seamon, Complainant,
Against
Matthias Uriek, Andrew Waggener, and
Francis Silver, def'ts.
In CHANCERY.
The defendant, Matthias Ur;ck, not having
entered his appearance agreeable to an
act OF Assembly and tie rules of this
Court, and 1t appearing to the satisfaction
OF the Court that he is not an inhabitant
OF this Commonwealth, on motion of the
complainant by his counsel it is ordered,
that the said deft do appear here on the Cd
Monday IN Feb next, to answer the bin of
complainant, and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in the Martimsburgh
Gazette tor two months successfully, ard
posted at the door of the Court House Of
said County.
A Copy-Test,
80 HUNTER. q 6
Noysnoer ~, 1914
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-12-01
GOOD n EWS.

THE subscriber has some Ground d.
luas SAT-, which he will sell at Five Dol
lars per Bushel--Cish in hand.
THIS AND NEXT WEEK,
He will open between so and 90 Paeks-
yes of fresh Goods, (Which added to the
Goods brought into the store the beginning
Of this nouth) makes an assortment equat
isnot SUPERIOR IN any at this time in the
state OF sirginsa-
JAMES D. LANE
Nov. "a, lSll
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BERKELEY, SIS,
November Court. 1914


November Court, 1914.
Jane Wight, widow and relict OF James
Wight deco. Andrew Wight. James Wight,
Jane Wight, Sciot& Evans, and JemiIna his
wite, ia,e JENNA WIgat, John Reed, aud
CathsrIne hts wife, late Catharine Wight,
Allen Wighs, George Wight, Tobias Lear
WiSat, x Assxander w j. at, infants under
the age of Il years, by Jane Wight, their
guardian. children and heirs at law OF said
James Wight, decd Complainan.s,
Against
John Bowman. Joseph Foreman and Z
lisha Boyd, defendants
In CHANCERY.
The de endant, John Bowman, not hav
ing entered his appearance agreeable 6 an
act OF Assembly and the rules Of this
Court, aud it eppsaring - the satisfaction
~ fae. GHsrs Sat re Is gaf mn :sshshisar,'
of this Commonwealth, on motion of the
comPlaInants, by their counsel, it is ordered.
that the said defendant do appear here on
the second Monday in February next, 20
answer the bill of the compliments. ard
that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in the Martinsburgh Gazette for two
months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted at the door
of the Court House at said county.
A Copy-Tes'.
DAVID HUNTER, c, ,. G.
November, "a, 1914.
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A variety OF
BLANKS
for sals at this Office.

The highest price will be given in cash
for cl..n Linen and Cotton Rags,
at this Office
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-20

respective dwellings ard demand the taxes /;
and ifthe taxes are not paid within 20 days
thereafter, the Collector is authorized 10
collect it by distress and sale of goods, sc.
together with 8 per cent. commission for
the use of the Collector.-It concludes
with this proviso -
That it shall not be lawful to make
distress of the tools or implements of
trade or profession, beasts of the
plough, necessary for the cultivation
of improved lands, arms or houshold
furniture, or apparel necessary for a
family.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-20
@ortCapS:
Monday, June 20, 1914.

-
There has been no additional foreign
xoom.siic intelligence, of much inysres',
sceised since our last Under our foreign
1sao wall DC found such selection OF ar,i-
4ss as appeared to Us best calculated TO IN
's''aln our readers by The articles under
'"s mead OF Shipping Intelligence will be
secn some Of the fruits OF Mr.. Madson's
sa,'o destroy free trade and secure the
'sn' Of turncoass and vagabonds to enjoy
ae 'oaves and fishes of Office Those who
9nslcer these effects Of the war valuable
n's'osraslon tor the priva,ions and suffer
UP winch the country iabors under, will
pnunue 10 support il by frolhy declama-
~l-though we consoles i, by no means
liam that they will be the frs, to pay the
aternal take.
we understand that preparations are
A'A'ne 70 celebrate the 4.h oil July, by the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-20

Washington Republicans Of this town, with
unusual parade and splendor. Since the
accession Of Tho. Jefferson 20 the presi
dential chair, we have had cause to celebrate
nothing more than the memory Of our de-
parted liberties hence it is that Washing
ton Republicans could enter with SO little
spirit into celebration, the substance oil
which had been nearly destroyed. But on
the approaching anniversary, We have the
most abundant cause for rejoisings. We
cannot remain. Indifferent spectators 10 the
great changes in Europe--to the emancipa.
ton from the iron hand OF despolism of so
many nations We have reason to rejoice
at the renewed prospect Of peace Tor the
dissolution Of those ties which bound us
hand and foot TO the desinies and despotic
will Of the tyrant of Euvope-for the cause
of Europe, Of humanity and Of the world
An illumination OF the Observatory,
gardens and buildings adjacent, will take
place 10 the evening, together with splsn.
did display OF fire works; the whole under
the direction and superinlendance of the
mt mbers of the Rife Company and Port
land Artillery.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-20

From C,oscesser,g yane ~.
"The slips we're very nigh.in all day yestef
lay. The Tenedos Joined The ships yes,erdays
at IL O'Clock. from Hslifsx. "A tender was IN
he mouth OF our harbor the greater pat OF yes:
terd.y.,, number, OF sporting guns were 6reA
from the fort and tender yesterday.
"The schr Empress, Prince, Of Portland
laden with lumber, went ashore BY accident on
Milk Isl4nd. snd has gone to pisces--ssved
nothing" ~ ~-~.s
49, .srft pa
: - Fiom Faiyiaves, .Tune IL
Yesterday morning we were si.rmed by the
appearance of the British trig Nlmrod, with z
barges with her, manned from the "a now lying
at the entrance OF .Qnick's Hole--The brig was
al daylight about miles frore the Garrison, the
barges pulling towards her, having lss we sup.
poscd) during he nigh, been w,tilin gun-shol OF
he for;--A5out 9 o'clock, she bore up tive bay,
sud as we supposed was into Rocbestef--We
therefore, with party Of men, proceeded w,th .
small cannon to assist the citizens and prevent
landing, hut tie brig had come 10 snchor, md
danped barges wi abou. $50 men. WHO pros
ceededto W0ehani, where they arrived ii IL
O'clock and destroyed IL Or Is sail OF vessels, ~
mong them pew ship and b'ig-they set fire
ic the factory, and LETT il aoonr when the PEG.
ole assembled and put it out--,hey took 20 or
80 prisoners, whom they carried TO the mouth
Of the river aid then released them.
"We lag. night expected an attempt on this
place and New. Bedford, and were prepared At
all points TO receive them-hey Approached A.
fout IL oclecks when they were discover led by
our outer guard. and ON fling. the alarm from
the garrison, they withdrew and returned to the
brig, which proceeded fo. Ducks Hole. A
man has this momen4 ar. who stA.ess that she
!. ashore on The E. ledge in the entrance of the .
Hole. en- happy TO say. that the people we G
all very active in appearing, ani believe would
i'aye made noble resistance. >.
8o'elock, D. na--We have 4 report that the
tsrges have made an attack on Sppcsp, q pore
10 Rochester, and were beaten off,"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-20
NJ ASOMlc.

THR Fenivxl Of 81 Jobn the Bap,;li Will Be csI-
ebrated At Fryehurg on the 24,h nl. BY the
brethren o: P,b 9s,sss L-gs ~ho ell convene as
Sr sPs1So's aaii ii 10 o cock Am and move ia
Proceiioa TO The meesing houle At u, where an
OrAtion will be delivered BY SAMUEL CusnnAN,
Fig SD 1ufnios Brethren are RESPECTFULLY ,nvnsd
70 Join them on this occafiou. Per OrGer
JAMES O,GOOD, ia Ssaas,y
Eyebs,s. Tsss 10, II L. si4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-20
Riaeinfu --Qtffntidn

nE Memben Of he Portland RIrLs Cox,
fAkr are directed 20 meet ., The A.no,, on
wecnetaay Eveniog, June ga, At se6s s'elsel 10
sst on o"naoica'ion thea TO Be made 90 the
company. ~ The puaSauAl attendance Of eveiy
Member is rsqaeited,
June 20 a SHIRLEY, S~Ya
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-20

.,s. - >, DIED,
. In Porterdde, (E1glAnd) Rev. John Mayscn,
xged 90 years He had been sixty years in the
ministry at p. Ia carly life his salary was onl,
about sixty dollars ye-r, and was afterwards In
creased 10 about 100 dollars. With Gods bless
ing, he lived comfortably on these means-h'
msrried--brough, up 4 chldren-educsteds son
at the Uaverslty, and left nearly 5000 dollars n
his deces se HE himself IT ssried his father to
his Dad wife read the funeral service over his
step,mo,bef pub,i,hed his own banns ofrarri
.ge IN the church, with q woman he had former
iy christcned, and he himself married 81, his -four
children--In Cstew, Ireland, Martha tskH, =.
ged iJ4 yrs. II is worthy Of remark, that she
carried 20 the grave part of her wedding dress,
Il ho' celebrated upwards of 80 years ago.
In this iowa David Stoddsrt son of Mr. The
ophilus Carter aged years
AT Wiscssse;, or he evening of the s h inst.
very suddealy. at the house OF the late Judge
Lee, the Hon SAMUEL SEWAI.L, Chief
J,sIce OF Msssschusrrs, aged 56. This event
was announced in tie morning OF the OH. at ,he
opening Of Court by the presiding yudge-ap
propria,e badges oil mou n,ng were procured
me asurss tor showing every possible respect ~
lie deceased adopted; and the Court broke up
its session. The gentlemen Of the bar srrsnge ed
The funersl il proceeded from Mrs. Lees TO
he meeting. house, III p NJ where the services
were performed, and thesce to che tomb, opeued
to receive, for the present, his remains The
Pail was supported by the Hon. Mr.. Wood, and
General Psyson; Hon Judges Bailey and Seb.
bins, ard Mr. Wilde ana Mr.. Meilen. The as
sociA.e Justices, Attorney Generals and Clerks
of the Court appeared AS chief mourners, follow
ed by the gentlemen Of The bar and ether officers
IL the Court - mourners. And numerous
procession of mag strstes and citizens,sil whom,
it is believed, most ttuiy and deeply felt aud
mansned the general and great bereavement.
Ills disease IS called, ang,na pecto,is. OF which
it is said he has suffered seves al ssvtse Attacks
within few years past.
In Cheaervilie. of the prevailing fever, Nrs.
Phebs wife of Mr. Edward Whee ct, aud daughter
of the late Samuel Chandler, of Farmington, aged
sl--Mrs. Mary, wife Of Mr. Notes Chandler, and
daughter Of Mr. John Wheeler, aged se-M,is
Sally. daughter Of MIR. John Wheeler aged -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-20
NOTICE.

THE fubfcribsr being aboat 70 leave the eornvry.
sisss this notice. thar aoy psnoo having bud.
ne!s 70 fettie or tranfsc,, viii pleAfs csiI on
Eleaz:r Wyer in Portland. who - duly authorssed
70 ,sanfaes my bu6aeas 80.
PssMssd, ysss Is. 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-20
ST. UOMINCO

The riys! chiefs. Pe,ion and Chrstor'e, have
again taken the field. and appear determined 70
rs, ., the point of the sword, who shalt be su-
pseme msster of The country. This will be their
hs, struggle, The stfaiss Of Europe will soon
enable the former propsieioss9 If the, delightful
SPOT Of esrlh. to subdue both these upstart for.
suae hunters.
We have been furnished with Qretcc "a
PEI, Of he I'd inst
0athe four las days OF May. II ships and IS
briggs in tbs employ Of government arrived at
Qloec, from Creat Britain, win reintvrccmen,s
eiseau.en and troops, and ordnance ores and
wosisions. Among Tie reinfprcemen,s are. /
msjpr general and has all. captain, 3 leu,s
and midshpmsn Of tie ruypI navy, rs Ulcers
oflhs army, l2) sipwtiyhss sed sr,stcers for
The dock yard at K,ngs,on. 900 sesrnen for the
axes, lO00 troops Of the l61 regiment, POS be.
longing to other Regiments, and $50 Ut lie Ko, VI
Artillery. The ship Os.e Bsonp Kaby. hro't
out The frame of q tr,gse. snd the brig brtadne.
helrsme ola new brig, bo,h tsoin Piresmouh.
At the last dates new a.ri,ais we,e ocou ing
almost every hour.
MONTREAL, JUNE 4-S.r James Lucas Yeo,
oy The last sdv.ces, VAS ssiH blocksdog Chsun
c!'s heetin Sackeu's harbour.
Inc Americans in their late predatory exesei.
Non TO Long Point, committed every crime az
,sehsd to robbery, ard corAagrs,ioo n3thirg
escaped which came within their merciiess
lsngs. The Dover Mills and house owned by
Aooert Nicoll, Esq. were consumed 20 the
ground that gent,einsn's loss is es,ims.ed d,
.o'oVV doiiars.--More private buildings, besides
nus were also burnt by the enemy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-20
AMERICAN LNDEPEhDENCR.

The WAsHIEcroN RxruBLicANsoft the tovn
s neis hborhood of Portland. arc hereby requested
to assemble At Washington Mechanic Hall, to
morrow evening at half past seven O'Clock. to
make appropriate arrangements for joyous
Celebration Of the Independence of the United
States Of America, and in CONNIE morAtion Of the
recent signal Deliversnce of,he Christisn world
from military despotisp,, en- the Fourth bay OF
July next.
The Emancipation of Europe, from the Calling
yoke ofyranny snd oppression and the present
prospect of . general pac;fca.ion throughout
Europe aud these States, demands genuine ex-
pressons Of gratitude to Heaven and authorizes
the efiusion, of Joy and mutual congratulations
among the American People;
Monday. Juns %. 1914 ~
N. D. BY appon, ment of the Selec,men Of
Portland, en- Grafton will be delivered in the
Rev. Mr.. PAysoS's Meeting House, by Capt.
A. w ATTENTION..
The anniversary ofour Na,iossl Independence
~iil be celebrated by the Washington Rep4b!ieans
Of Fryeburg and its vicinlty,to whom general
invitation is hereby given on the 4 Of July en-
suing Ar GRAFTON will be pronounced at The
sou.h meeting house before the Washington Be
nevolent Society, by MIR Thomas A Deblois.
The Honorable GEORGE THATcHxs. ESQ
Of Biddetord. hes lately made donation 10 Ftye
burg Academy Of so doiIars--the interest Of
which IS TO be appropriated TO the purchase OF
books, which are snnualty TO DO presented TO The
female scholar, who shall produce the be,: s. e
cimen Of her own hand writing. on the d-y OF
annual examinations.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-20
British .Aitach near Saco.

We learn from Saco, tha, on Thursday
last, the British ship Bulwark, - guns, an
chored of Water Halbor and sent FIVE
barges on shore, with from 100 TO $50
men, and burn, one new brig, belonging to
Mr. Thomas Cuts, and two Coasters from
Cape Cod loaded with lumber-They then
destroyed the frame ofs ship which had
been lately raised, by cutting and knocking
il opieces-They slso took the ship VIC
tory belonging TO Mr.. Cuts, along Gde the
Bulwark after taking the sails and rigging.
belonging to her, and some other small
articles from MIR. Cuts store. We do no,
learn that there were any lives lost on eth
CT Size, though there was some ssirmish.
ing. Several hundred Militia assembled
in the course Of a few hcurs.-henne6nnk no
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-20

JOSEPH HOOLE,
RI AS for faIe, Al hls fts,e. bottom Of Exchange.
= Nreet,
500 bufhels Scotch Barley,
of hyperion quality ALTO, - uiual,
W. l. Goods and Crorsries,
Of she 6rft qssiity. on re.fonaole tsrms.
1sss 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-20

Sleeps Wool Wanted.
cash will be paid for Fleece Wooi--ty
GEORGE HILL b co.
At No. 6. MuGys Row. Jsss 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-20

BRAIDED and oppreiTed nations Of Europe
are ri6ng in MATS againit fuch an inroler-
able load Of tyranny, aud buriting their
fettcrs of iron while they drive the mon.
Der who has inflicted fuch asrocious inc
;ur;cs, from the capitol, and hunt him
down like wild beat, America, free
America, iympathizcs in his downfall.
Il will then appear, that although fep.
arated from the power of the oppreifor
bv an intervening ocean, our iympathies
knew no fuch chain; we exulted in
the miferies the tyrant inflicted on indie
ocndent nations we mourned when
,hofe evils were retorted on him. 1t will
then BE- feen that his only admirers were
found in a land Of liberty; that it was
deemed criminal in freeman to rejoice
for the freedom of independents nations;
twill then be fsen that the laws and the
cufors derived from our znce1ors and
fsaIed with their blood, were cited as
proofs of Britili influence. II will be
feen chat when juitice, vindictive iuitice,
with her iword and tcales was rewriting
earth once more, when with face fes
rcnely awful, fhc was dcnouncing the
tyrant, and attended and indignant mill
lions were waiting impaticnly to exec
cute the decree, Americans repinee when
they beheld the countenance of the
goddess.
HAIL SrORM
Ersaa from letter, dated Bent Creek Rock m
Co about 80 Miles from Richmond, May 2elh,
1914
We were yeierday vi6ed with an a.
hrning form. 1t rofe in S. & T. puriu.
ing James River for fome miles, and dis
charging in its codrfc hsilstones or rather
MATES ot fold ice, garniihed with exter-
nal iinuof'ties from l to- II inches in cir.
suntefence and weighing from 4 to II
ounces
Every window prefeniing itieif to this
dreacfui hurricane is demoIifhed, and the
vaot OF glafs mott fenGbly felt. To
what extent damage is done in the neigh.
boring diitriets, it is impofIible yet to as
certain. Many planters will doubtiefs
lofs two thirds Of their Wheat and Oats.
The roads for fome miles, are abiolute-
bimpadable. An army on retreat in
obafucliug the puriuit, could not have
elected it much better in 1ort fome
places indicate the lofts Of one fifth fand-
Ing timber, torn up by the roots and
hoken of, when they refufcd to yield.
? 5. Some perfons have been much
wounded, and boy nearly killed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-20
Ma. sutalsY.

~.
our town, lhou!d excite more Than 40 ordinary dc
gree Of inieIe, 10 the miats d our fellow cixeus
When We confder our defercelsis f. ustion, and
me iac''Isy with which Al enemy nigh, en- G. cur
harDor, ihOu'd we not BY timely meaiures eodezv,
or to increAie the means Of relirnc our invaders
lhe Preisn, Grille IA in,por,au, ore. not onIy Z,
Il re'pects the danger to which we are erposd.
hut ,Le dheracc hat would euta,i upon us, ,f we
ihould be - pulilanimous q, we formerly have
been. When our foe q At the ht ilioid i, gill I've
too ia,e TO rshit and happy fhsll we be, il the
sos."t o' Os"aA eannoo ooes not arouie Us at
midnight. 20 behold by the flames OF our habita-
tions, one general view Of rom add deflsuction -
Les W pu, faith in the oracle Crec;su fraud !.
commensurate with her military exploits. II the
IIojans had been prepared oppofe theis en<mies,
Their city would MOI have been laid in aes. their
palaces ieveiied with the duA OF their youoc have
fought but TO die We ACKNOWLEDGE our en,ire
diiapprobation OF this rninous var bit +. ,hi, m
refrain ~ from defending our couatty! No.
There 10 thai noble flsne 10 the breah VI every
American, which burns brighter ~ danger incs esi
e. our foil ihA never be posfatsd ~ The Tread Of
our toes; our homes aud CDR fre6dss illall be -
dear to0s, - they were to Our ancslloss
Then let U. awake from our ie.harpv. and n,te
the dsfeuce Of cur town our &. n concern. Our
Leyiasure have hberally placed a. the difpoiaI Of
our excellent Chief Magiilra,e. fulfil len, pecouiary
ret0urces tor any emergency. aud when our unpro.
teeted Hate u maze KNOWN, NO doubt, we fhali
fhAre isrgey IN lie Advantage And while upon
this ictjsct. m gives Us pleaiure to obierve, our
itase ~ independent, ~ lhe /. patriotic; f,e has
nov paced herief on an elevation, which we /, uIl
ihe will nxnsain She has nili prefervea her Dip.
nifty, her ions viii be lAves 20 NO nation nader
heaven whie there - covert in her mous.ain,.
or barrier on her llores.
Let Us not luaer then our native town 20 be
deitroyed. although the national government have
not attordsa u the meaos of defence They have
now note Gns 10 atone for, than they eau elpate;
ifthey do not con6der worthy of protection, let
us protect Ourfeves our once n,ur,lhiue Town
let every perSon capable Of bearing asms be I'M
med,asey enrolled IN lone military afoc,stiou
let the militia he frequently called out add LEI
each one sonldtr the lafsy of HE town ~ dear
TO him. as tina, OF his family or properly. If fucA
meAiuses are reiorsed to, il the means Of sefeuce
are ,ncteafed in proportion TO our ability, lie.
whoever may come, whether il be q Mowate or
q Coekburn, they will ind u. ready to receive
.hsm, not with The olive branch, but with the
thpIder Of Ger cannon. CERES.