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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-10
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ALsANY ARGUS ExraA.

August might. +
We are indebted 10 thc politoness OF N. Williams
Esa Of Utica fer the following interesting parti-
cuhrs Of ,ho acknowledgement Battle Of
Bfisyeneter. Itcame down to Utieab exnress
a,i re.Ohed .ubaay by this evenings mail.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-10
DsAaS,R.
Nav YoRx, Aug,,u-t 3. J.

Mr.. Eckfo~d arrived N town yesterday
morning in the Fulton. He left Sackett,s
Harbor on Thursday and states tina: Com
modore Chauncey has been so i'll. that for a
week his lie was despaired of thatke wa
considerably better; that the tect would
wait his recovery. unless the British Ace
siiould sail, in which case it would so out
to meet them Immediately. untlc- Jones =
Aiiour vessels are ready. The British Gee
had kept close in Kingston ever since ouF
fleet was ready. The reinforcement sent
up the lake whit in bat,eaux.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-10
DosToNi August.
CAN ADA PAPERS

Montreal papers. and veroai aeon !. :
from Qiebec. to the 23l jusy, ilaye .g.sn
received in town. 3.
They announce the anti,pacific fisiinrs III
the arrivalin the 81. La srence OF 5000 more
nf the troops attached from tie .puke ot
WellnSson's army to Canada convovesi by
seven or eight SAIL of tts line, besides 4
number Of large frigares. Il is added. thes..
vessels are ordered to JOIN tile 20 asa.-e,.s %,
sihc A ne: lean coasts; and ,hal The tlocka,
ding squadron IN our bay wiltoe ncreasesi
70 six sail of the line, besides irlgates' o
tier tranps were also dail, arrtrng frons
Ireland, England andsNgva Scoaa. S
~ srl ft5- 8 CeHf;,s3 lsft
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-10

'tu,.sSuy serve OF carry ssms e9anse thens
vs sneir aii'es oy sea Or ~ land so help me
God &
Eastport, July Is. 1914.
,-.-7--- - :. 5.
I. Ia. -. !" AsHiAoroh CITY, August 2.
xsrass = 2 asifs, rem ~ 5sssph wss.s j..is.
~ $780, y ~ a 49, ~ M. .
ib.v. .hs honor ~ ,c,r;u ~, toi =.
the followiur. circurn stsr,ces reiative 70 H.,
eri;xe and c,nt,rre ~ the late IT, 8. hrs ps,c
tleSnake. bv order If lance RscsI,. % rec, (,
C mmanier. 81, 9 o. - =.
= NJ ~ 2Is., lat. 40 N. Ion. S2 ". ten In with
afrgAte. and very narrowly csc A sed. by throw.
over all the guns, except the len:; .. JuAe
sea, lat. ~ N. lon. & W. rcceived information
~ Russian brig iron, England of the revolus
u IN III france, anu destroyed English brig
john. tad e, wen Eas''sA goods:
ny. sun1 S1a, -. 20 S.lonS. - w. uesroyed En-
rs,"ee. .saen MIA nsn.-
H. . a, Sc
Ic,, S,r tbs Sr;,.s.s navel - IL - ec
to which slip tbe Rat, esua;s. yaas S,srrer
dered at q, "A. II. af.er every exertion had hecn
m de = ..c,ns ~. -''' - = .
!. rhe ,ltal,lesnalse arrived in Halifas on ths,
18th, and tire Lcsnder on the I1,h ins,. The
Surg on, Captains Clerk, aud myself. were ora.
dered on board the U. $. Ca al ship Perscvcr-
'us' ' eseh'hg
WAsHrNcroaeCrrr, August s. Z.
~ ron' y. Gen. GROWN 20
s"e secretary " !sGr. ddte1
Head. Quarters. Queenstown.
July 22d. 1914
DEAR SIR,
Onthe goth the army moved, and
tencanped IN the rear OF Fer. George Gen.
erai scott, with the van. hadsone skirmish.
/ ing before the main body came up; bue az
the en.my kept closeto their works, nothing
Important occurred. No force was left in
our rear; the Heights we're abandoned; to
the enemy. and we did hope that the move.
sient would have inticcd hi N to re. occupy
them, or close in nearer To Us. so as 20 brin.
on All engagement oat OF his works. In this
We were disappointed. The army returned
| TO day. ard found ahodys OF militia and few
| regulars IN aud aDoutthc HeiEh,s Isnc-
fai Porter pursGcd them wi.hnis command
ana few regulars, an vas Sc fortunate as
20 come n up with and capture SEVEN oiticers
! 'lno ten prWatss. I.iey will TIC sent to
rrcenoush.
Very respectfully and trulg yours.
4 JACOB BROWN.
Hon. John Armstrong,
secretary OF War.
--
Head Quarters. Chippewa,
July IS, 1914.
LEAR SIR,
| On the Isl ms. 7 receive a letter
oy expressifon Gespr.l Gaines, advising
nae; thai on the 2osh the Eeayy guns that /
aad orders, from s'ic hstoor, 70 ehae' e me
co oper.Se agaiass ssosss Gce..gc and Maya.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-10

.-o--S haalatriy rr.rclief from Chambeeto
Upper Canada. AMI that the express from
& ,hfax. whose passing ST. J,hns had given
'ccasion For the vcport OF an arnistice,
came 70 Qaebec for the purpose Of bring
ias intelligence of the arrival Of ak thon.
sand men a. Halifax, part OF which had
since arrived At Qasbec. -,
Rosrow. August Q.
H;s Exceliencyth the Isaisteto Of the Sove.
reign Piaceof the Netherlands. landed yes.
terdayS under the discharge Of cannon at In.
dia street. where he was met by the COM
mittee mentioned yesterday, accom- panied
by very large nun ,er cf rsspectabie, csti.
zens OF thistQwn. He was thence escorted
by six independent militia Companies under
command uf Colonel Srsent, to- the house
OF the Honorable Jl'in Colin Ishes. where
bis Exceliency wi h large na,saer of GEN
sielnen invited, among whom were the Off
Gers of the escortiiig cosps, partook of a
coiiation A numbvryot s.ratls men joined
IN the process On. aud the ciaseas, se,,-csl.
~ were anxious 10 join M thu. respectful
! marx OF attention. to the representative OF
a sation, whose late restoration to iii IRA N K
ofinlependent powers. is regarded among
US With SO mach satisfaction. -
l
BRITISH FORCES. -
\ 2s Iuey Daily Advertiser has estimated the
British forces in this country, and ON their
way here. at about 2S00U. nut he London
papers represent taen as double tina. nam
! Der. ~ 49, s
| Yesterdays Chronicle
IT the EDITORS of the Chronicle had care;
fully perused our article in Which we ar
tempted an estimate of the British forces j.
America, and which at tae last Lond1s
dates were said 10 be under orders Tor, 4
msf,ca. they would have perceived that ths
| whole number already landed W. is sum "a
to be about $4,000 aud the number v iiics
had enaarked, and were said to DE unde,
orders for efnbarka;ion. were stated al IL
| 800 making in all so 800. On the o,hs
hand. the highest estimate " lea we nav,
seen made IN any English paper, is in a mar,
asraph from the London Courier. wi,.r,
they are stated at $4,000.
Daily .aducysfser.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-10
To The Editor.
SAcKETr's HAKson. Augus l..

have at length the qualification TO ar
iouScc to you the departure VI the fieet. -
Commodore CIialnccs, having T cy,sreu
s0mcient degree u nea.h 50 rssu,ne his
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-10

We are informed ~ gentleman direct
from RE line. that ssirmisIs took mace on
Wednesday evening last, ~ Odletown, be-
rweer one Of our picket gu.'d-, aud party
Of the enemy. IN which o.c Of heir Lieute-
nAnts was mortally woupied. and priva,ss
made prisoners lie resnaipder effected
thar escape Ouf inso.man, makes no loss
on our papt.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-10
PLArrsnrnc INV on

On Saturday las. fwo Unped States sol !.
d;ers were sf,o', at this csptonment Tor s;e,
serfion; one a. Cnamplaip on Monfay last
tor the sane fence. Eve ~ three others.
wc are informed, are also c.aer se.ieace
OF death.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-10
NEW Yonx. AUG. s.

A te'egraphic despatch, yesterday after
noon at 3 p. NJ aunoupced three cnsmy's
ships nf the line and friga,e 0iI sandy Hook;
and tina: the boat of ~ and frigate were
seen moving for Kocka@ay.
LATE EST FROM SACKlSTr's HARBOR
A letter from ). Haroor, dated the J0,h
ut says, " Conn Adore Chauncey will go
on board the fec, to-morrow. and ia all pi O.
liability villa SAL iu snediatele."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-10
From tie Ba6aio Gazette ofJuiy 26. Z

Our Ontario Fleet has not arrived in this
qaarter of the Lake, although confidently
expected for some tea days.
On Friday lass, three United States schoo
ners arrived at Fort Erie. from Erie, Pa.
With rising 800 fine regular troops ON board,
who immediately joined the army.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-10
Al5lay Register O.lce, .hugusf =.
OUR ONTARIO FLEET CERTAINLY
NEAR NtAGARA VAL

The weseecn mail OF last evening furnish.
cd u, VIZ, Tie two iollowius iestefs. one rom
oickett's Harbor, aud the otnSr from Ulp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-10
NEw-Yosk. August =.
BY THE STEAMBOAT RICHMOND.
81 Further PARTICULARS
RELATIVE TO GENERAL pRowS's EArE
6 BATTLE 80
Further Particulars

X BAT rLE.s
A letter from Mr. Kius to Mr.. Lee of "
sica 'frted Buffalo, July 27,h, sta es. that he
has hid twno r three conversations with gen
Brow since hrs return, in which he info.m
Ell him shatthe British force in the late en- J.
sagement was about Ave Thousand, ours q /,
Don't -four thousand and tha., as nexrIy as
c uld be ascertained. the enemy had lost 10
killed and unded thirteen hundred, ana
two hundrSd and twenty prisoners. Oar
loss about eight hundred killed and wound
ed. Wet ok their artillery :b,:r wha her
!; had been retained or not was ,ias,.o va
Nj. k'ug gives it es his opinion thas car
3rmy were very unsaf: ct Epic. having no.
means ct crossing. and tse feet not beiiy
there 70 Erotect thern, Ano.hsr ta.t;c. i,
was exfeeIed, would ensue, as the Briia
we're reinforcing. Genera, SCOT, is danger.
o0siy wounded. General Brown has had
two balls extracted, and was doing we'll
Lieutenants Spenccr and Worth are Both
raortaiiy wounded.
This part Of the above letter which re
lates to the army being with ut the
means OF re crossing Lake Z IL. must
be- unfsu,de6. They doiosl ss have
= retained the boats which c.H.s yed them
80 the Canada side; and We learn from
the Buffaloe Gazette of the 2Sth. that
ihr United Ssa,es schoaacrs arrives.
there from Erie, Pennsyl AHA, az the
Friday preceding dles. .d!b.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-10
BArrlE o. CHIPPEWA

BAf ILS OF CHIPPEWA.
cohy "a teiter ron Cnh:aia L.. fustin.
I'D 70 Genera. H5oavz. ca khe Seerelar,,
cf W'ar. dated
Head Quarters. Buffa,o,
SSth July, iS1z..
nave TIE honor Of addressing yuu i,v dae
sire of Genera Brown. VINO Is nov coni;neJ
ny wDgsirls received in a severe aud desns.
rate ensaseneh. vita the enemy. on tae af.
terloon and night Of the 25th instant.
Oar army lad flIien btck 70 CiioDews,
The enemy collecting every regiment fra,,
iilriiastos aud Y1ek, and meeting Win -,
opposihoa on Lake OsIario, trlasI,orte 4 ~
gater to Fort George, troops fro y K,ngs,on
,'nd even rrescot, which esaoed them To
,rius asari't US force vastly superior, os-
der Inc command ct Lieutenant General
orunmoni and VI ljor @ neral Rial. Tf.ey
we're Hiet ny US near the Ia u Of Nilgaca.
%fsre q most severe conflict ensurd 80
en@iny oispu'edshe ground with re oluaihn.
yet were driven from every oDsi,,en INV
attempted to hold We stornedhis bat.. re,
st'rcstiy "a front aud took poss-ssio, If sIl
i's artillery. N notwithstanding MS ;a.ne.,,.e
si'c'1,r'iy nth in NUMBERS and p,g,iop. he
Sts Completely defeated aud our ,ro,;,s re-.
'nined Oh the pat ie ground w,thsus any inr
teripu'n Is, hJyever. b,th General
''rosh and General &C It had fecs; ed Sc.
sefs Wounds, a m ut very Chief Of battalion
h'i'iyd' AID our '&n quite cxlanstsd. il
gis tnoIght prudent to rcsirc 70 our en-.
. npne"'. whicn was DINO in good order.
sFnout dry noiesttt,on fro.n tue cnenv .
par ~rinisd ~ Ing first been re moved.
isIor ,senefli Raj, g,ta the AID ds
- - of L,euteaar, tseaertl Ora n aonj =
: ''us tsenty otoer .icers. vita two u,o.
J. = ,r'sstes, are tsks, pa, aer..
Lac loco "a oosa ssdes Is ,spa.en .e--but .s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-10

3 F7om fHs Hf5say .7i.Sfus 81 I'NeSday. 3
A gentleman who came d,swn IL las.
s'ght's Utica stage, states on the authority
OF letter which he bad received from M.
Kiag. at Buffalo, that our l>ss in the battle
OF Niagara was three hgpdred Killed and
hse hundred wounded : while the enemy
lost Eve hundred killed, eight hundred
wounded and two hundred prisoncrs--that
General Brown had had two balls extract
ed that the British priloners were at Buff
faio ;,that the Au,erican srmy lay ut Erie,
the enemy about three miles below the bat
tie ground /; that our force in ACTON was
bout FIVE thousand, that OF the cseny over
six t;iousaDd--and that The news OF the cap.
ture of General Swift was Giscredited. We
give this news as we received it, without ri,
wing any opinion as to It's correctness.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-03
TAILORING.

IN all its variety will be carried on by
the subscriber, in the house now occupied
by Mr.. Jacob Poisal, on King street, OPP
posite the Globe Tavern, and will hold
himself in readiness to execute all kind of
work in his line of business, including Off
GERS regimentals, ladies riding habits, Sc
in the latest fashions, and in the neatest as
well ae the most permanent manner The
inhabitants of this Town and its vicinity,
also, his old customers in this and Jefferson
county, are respectfully solicited for a
share ofpublic patronage.
EZEKIEL SHOWERS.
October 90, 1914
N. B. Two boys from l2 to IA years of
age will be taken as apprentices.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-03
Public Sale.

ON Monday the 9TH of November next, the sub,
scrbers viii offer for sale, BY public auc ion. q,
the premises, about $40 acres of land being IN
the land of which Stephen Thatcher flate os
berkeley County, died possessed, except two IN.
divided rights owned by John Waters and aboot
8 acres owned by John Mong above land IL
OF excellent quality, situate in Berkeley County
Va three ard half miles from Martinsburgh, be-.
tween Tuscarora creek and Dry Run consde.
rabie portion OF the Land IS cleared now in ercel.
lent farming condition. and wen enclosed with sub
stantial and durable fencing, the balance Of the
land heavily covered with timber On this farm l.
large and excellent meadow, orchard, large
spring, that runs thro' the farm afioftiing an q
bandsnce OF valera convenient dwelling House.
and Kitchen. stone Spring House, Smoke House.
Barn, Stables and other necessary buildings. The
terms viii be made known on the day of sale Pos.
session will be given on the 1st of March next.
The sale to commence at 10 O'Clock
ROBERT BOYD,
DAVID THATCHER.
Agent for the heirs of Stephen Thatcher.
October u, 1914
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-03
Martinsburgh w ool Mill.

THE finishing of Wooden Cloth has com
Teneed, under the management Of MIR.
Siias Cakes work man from the North
ern States, who is of he very first class
IN that business, and with him first rate
Journeyman; as soon necessary for dis
patch, other good workmen can be had
Having number of shears of the first
quality, all cloth will hereafter receive
that nice finish (viz. shearing) from hand
shears only. l will warrant that all Cloth
which is intrusted to the care of Mr.. Cakes.
shall be as well, or better dressed than
At any other mill in the country. In cas-
OF bad work, or an unreasonable delay,
no charge for the work. As dye-stuffs and
wages to the hands, require the cash and
that at an advanced price, no person will
estate to pay promptly, otherwise the
works must fall. To accommodate these
hard times, wheat, rye and corn, will be
aiken in payment, at the market price.
4 delivered IN Mr.. Tho. Wright's mill,
Iartinsburgh.
EDWARD A. GIBBS.
N. B.. Cloth will be taken, and returned
when dressed, from p Marmaduke & Co.'S
tore, Shepherd's-town, once week, dur
ing the season; and from John Gregg's
Tavern al the Failing Waters, once in two
weeks. Particular written directions must
sewed on the Cloth Strict attention
all be paid to bringing and returning
re cloth. Il. A. q
September 20, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-03
FOR sale,

A tract of land on the Potomac river
opposite the fifteen mile creek, containing
from four to FIVE hundred acres, about one
hundred acres of the above land is first rate
river bottom, and in high cultivation, up
wards of an hundred acres of upland clear
ed, and of superior quality to any in that
neighborhood of limestone land The i'm
proyements on this land is Saw-Mill, close
to tue river, two story log House, with a
Kitchen, and other out houses-good or
chard-Spring house, and never failing
Spring OF water, close to the house This
farm IS thought to be one of the finest
grazing farms on the river, the range We
ry extensive, the land well clothed with
timber, and convenient to the Saw-Mill :;
there is on this land one of the finest Mill
seats, BY taking the water out of the river,
that will never want a supply. Any person
wishing to purchase it is presumed will view
tie property first. Inquiry to be made of
Ignatius O'Ferral, Merchant, living in Mar
tinsburgh, or to the subscriber living on the
premises.
LAJRANCE M'KEIRNAN.
October 90 1914
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-03
VALUABLE JEFFERSON COUNTY
Lands for Sale.

THE subscriber is authorised to sell tina,
valuable tract of LAND, in Jefferson Coun-
ty, Virginia, called TRAVELLERS REST,
situate about miles from Shepherds Town
and the same distance from Charles Town
and Martinsburgh, containing 769 acres,
lying in conyeniet form for division in
to three tenements 1t is supposed that at
least 400 acres of this land is IN timber, of
the finest kind--The soil is of the first
quality. The improvements are large
convenient stone dwelling House large
stone Barn, and other convenient buildings
"a fine spring rises near the dwelling
house
"A further description of this elegant seat
is supposed to be unnecessary, as pur-
chaser would of course be disposed to view
the premises before he purchased.
The subscriber is also authorised to sell
a SMALL FARM, tolerably we'll improv-
ed, about one mile from the former, of Ell
acres of Land, OF the finest quality one
half Tor nearby Of which is clothed with
excellent timber-On this tract there is no
running water, but there is good well
Persons wishing to see those lands witt
a view of purchasing, will make applca
ton to the subscriber residing in Shep
herds Town.
JOHN BAKER
February 5, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-03
BERKELEY, SIS.

BERKELEY, IS.
September Court, 1914
John Miller, devisee of Philip Miller,
Complainant,
against
Edmund ingman, defendant,
In CHANCERY.
The defendant, not having entered his
appearance agreeable to an act of Assembly
and the rules of this Court, and it appearing
to the satisfaction of the Court that he S
not an inhabitant of this Commonwealth,
on motion of the complainant, by his coun.
eel, it is ordered, that the said defendant do
appear here on the second Monday in De.
cember next, to answer the bill of the
complainant, and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in the Martinsburgh
Gazette for two months successfully, and
posted at the door of the Court House of
said County
A Copy-Test,
DAVID HUNTER, c. B. C.
September 90, lSll
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-03
Notice.

THOSE who made purchases at the sale
of the personal estate of William kerney,
decd are hereby informed, that their notes
became due on the l4th inst. and unless paid
by the LIST of November next, suits will DC
brought without respect to persons.--Ah
other persons indebted to the estate, BY
notes or open accounts are also requested
to attend to the above notice,
Those having claims against the satd
estate are requested to exhibit them, pro
perly attested, for settlement.
M4RY KERNEY, Adm's.
October 90, 1914
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-03

BY virtue of deed of Trust executed IN mo ,
the late John MILESTONE, decd. will proceed y
sen on Monday The i4thday of November next, At
Tools, one horse and one bed, &c the proner,v -
said deceased. Terms viii be made know
on the day Of sale. ""
ALEXANDER COOPER.
October 81, 1916.
Persons who have borrowed of the decd. in h.;
lie time Smiths Tools, will please to return then
before the day of sale. N"'
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-03
DAVID HUNTER, c. 3. c

BERKELEY, ss.
September Court, 1914. .
John Boyles, Complainant
against
Sarah Boutwell,, late Sarah Boyles, wild
ow and relict of Henry Bo, les, decd. Sam
ueI Ramey and Elizabeth his wife, late Eli
zabeth Boyles, Stephen lief and Sarah
his wife, late Sarah Boyles, Joseph Richey
and Emily his wife, late Emily Boyies,
William Boyles, Henry Boyles, Rachel
Boyles and Pricilla Boyles, defendants
In CHANCERY.
THE defendants. Samuel Ramey and E.
lizabeth his wife, late Elizabeth Boyles,
Stephen lief and Sarah his wife, late Sa-
rah Boyles, Joseph Richey and Emily his
wife, late Emily Boyles, William Boyles,
Henry Boyles, Rachel Boyles and Pricilla
Boyles, not having entered their appear
ance agreeable to an act of Assembly and
the rules OF this Court, and it appearing
to the satisfaction of the Court that they
are not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth,
on motion of the complainant, by his coun-
sci, it is ordered, that the said defendants
do appear here on the second Monday in
December next, to answer the bill of the
| complainant, and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in the Martin sburgl.
Gazette for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and
posted at the door IF the Court House OF
said County.
A Copy-Test,
DAVID HUNTER, c.B.c.
Senteinher % 19II
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-03
Land For Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale Tract Of
Land, situate about two miles from Mar
tinsburgh, containing rather more than 500
acres, about 20 of which have been cleared.
This land bounds both on the Opeckon and
Tuscarora. For further description Of
the land and terms of sale, apply to Moses
r. Hunter, Esq. at Martinsbureh, or to
ANN HUNTER,
Winchester.
September 90, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-03
Mn. JOHN TAYLOR,

MA JOHN TAYLOR,
SlR,-As you are not resident Of the Com
monwealtn Of Virginia, and have no known agent
or attorney within The same, hereby, and in this
mode give YOU notice, that on Wednesday the
25d Thursday the oath and Friday the 25th days
Of November next. between the hours of 9 in the
Forenoon AID in the Afternoon IN each day, |
VII proceed at the Court House, in the Town Of
Paris, md State of Kentucky, to take the depo-
sitions Of Thomas Arnold and others, whose depo.
sitions when taken | shall offer as testimony in
certain matter of controversy, suit in chancery,
now depending and undetermined in the County
Court of Berkeley, wherein you are Complainant
and am Defendant.
JOHN MORROW.
Shepherds Town, Oct. 20, 1914. 5w.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-11-03
Marttnsburgh NIL.

THOMAS WRIGHT respectfully in
forms the former customers of Stephens
Old Mill in Martinsburgh, and the public
an general, that he has rented and repaired
the said Merchant Mill, and is now ready to
receive and manufacture grain He will in
sure superiine -four to all those who favour
him with,their custom and deliver merchan-
table wheat.
September /, 1914.