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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25

s. The surrender the French fortresses in
Frsnche Ccmpte and Alsace. in pledge * securi-
ty for the Cue performance of the treaty.
This we believe, 10 be the present Negocia.
ton. Lon pa.
1t appears by New Orleans papers. that the
general government called upon The State of Lou.
isiana for 1000 mili,is 70, ITS oscu defence and
that the Governor issued his orders accordingly;
but that this draft ane these orders have been
treated with neglect and con'empt'" The
Senate of Louisiana appears TO be blamed on
the subject
A New-Orlesns paper says tina, city might be
plundered and destroyed in night; and thai its
vicinity is infested with band OF pirates, daily
accumulstlns in strength, and ready to add their
force to sebjugste the country.
Col. Lewis and Mai. Madison, late prisoners
al Quebec, have arrived at Washington is
said they are charged with dispatches
100000 dollars, prize money, have. been voted
TO The officers and crews of The victorious fleet
on Erie, and 5000 extra 20 Com. Perry.
1t is underso God that John Randolph is can.
didate for Congress in Virginia, in opposition to
John w Eppes.
Extract ola letter from Washington, dated
Hhril Is, 1914
"The weak aud abomlnsble Restrictive
System, which violated every principle OF the
Constitution, is no more "A bill 10 anai-
hilate it has passed both houses Of Congress
by triumphant majorilies.-The repeal was
not opposed by any one whose influence is
considered to be Of the smallest importance
The Managers Of the Nation held their
caucus where the repeal having been de.
81 D.>,.l.nt H.,
the old French Parliament, had nothing to
do but to enregisfer and execute the edict.
So moves our State machine.
"Your York apostate Senators has lately
received sore disaftaoinfment here Like
other noisy mock patriots and changelings,
he was one Of the most greedy office seek
ers and confidently demanded TO be placed
in the Office OF Distric, Attorney, vacant by
the death of Mr.. Lee. He urged his claim
with his usual confidence and alluded to
his hard la6ors in The Senate OF Massachu-
setts-where We are told, he exercised his
vulgar tongue very hipantly being conf
dent the gentlemen he attempted to abuse
would consider the insults Of worthless
railer to be innocent and that his imper-
thence would pass unchasiised. But all
would not answer. ! he Brother in law OF
The President had young scion OF the law,
in Saco, which he wished to have ingralted
into some thrifty stock and as kissing goes
by favor here, the young lawyer has been
appointed, and the turncoat disappo in.e d !,
and must wal, for The death or old shoes oil
some other office-holder
sJshn Holmes
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25
MORTUARY


DIED lately at Warrington, Miss En-
barge, the youngeft enid of BonaParte.
Finding the air Of EUROPE totally unh; for
the reipration of any of his family. by
Mrs Continental. he sent Ter here for
safe keeping. For time she CROWD
finely, but hearing of the death of her
mo her, * thar through dolorous grief
and heavy heart, her father had returned
from mis- frauds to and fro IN tn earth
she lifted up her dear little eyes, bus "a
las, this world afforded no comforter.
She was s7vrated auc bdgtered, but ak to
no purpoie Tie iran hand q death suas
firmly elencbea.-Hcr struggle was short.
'Ons shaaiy smile three doIeful, sepul
chral groans-and seeing her rolling
orbs' full on the face of ]. M. expired, in
the preience of her friends
q very solomcoliy epitaphical elegy
has been competed for the occalion, an
ex tract from which follows:
Here rests her carcafs on Poromac's brink,
FMBARGO-born in sufering--liyd in path
Jus, :ippd he cup OF lise-O bitter drink
atafed on he world. then cIof d her eyes again.
No further iesk her mesi,. to disclo!e,
Nor Draw her follies Il S.n their dark abode;
Her spirit. fled TO lea from irende and foes,
Within the bofom OF a--cavern'd toad
"Whas o'clock is it ," said certain
Princefs to Maid of honour. tut
aUhat time yeur Majsqy plsajes," anfwercd
the cbiequious Maid. MIR. Madifon
propoles an Embargo Juf as your Maj
city pleafes, say the sycophan,s az Waih
ington-it is the acme of political VIII
dom will coerce The naughty Britons
into submllion. Well, the Embargo has
been tried the BrirIih fleet and armies
.till subGit, our shutting of the hand, &
fhaking of the hit' notwithstanding.
Now lift the embargo, says the PRECEDENT
About ship, says the sycophants- Stree
trade and sailors rights'-so you say all,
gentleman-- ALL.
10 the right 10 The letf--as you were
Yer, we'll done-ro the right about face
-dlfmiiied.
"M NontrGf aHtbe pieafuye5 les"
The embargo experiment reminds us of
fiery told of sooty son of Africa, who
was frequently diicovered beating his
films. Being asked The reafon. he repli-
edo. be teeLa so goed 1uben be be aene a.
ching.
A London paper says he following were the
new bases of peace offered 30 Bonspsrte
J. The independence, &C of al the States IN
europe, as IN 1892.
2. The repayment of oil the contributors levi
ed on Austria and Prussia
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25


General Chateau was MORALLY wound.
ed on the bridge of Mon;e'eau, loss
which has fenGbly affected the Emperor
He was an officer of the higheit promife
PARIS, FEB az
On the 10th the head quarters were
at Troyes.
Bourg and Mantua were equally in our
power rhe Auftrian General Bubna,
who had threatened Lyons, was retreat
ing on all fldcs; on the 10th his lofs in
the different points was eitimated at
900 men, 600 of whom are priioners
PLAISANCE, FEB. IL
Yeas,erday arrived here the first column OF
prisoners, consisting OF 25S7 men. and So officers
which bad composed he advanced quad OF Gen.
Beliegfade, skea in the actions of the 9th, 10 h
and ! Lib OF his month, in which the enemy has
been completely beaten-Tomorrow. another
column Of 5000 prisoners will psss towards Alex
.ndtls. The toss of the enemy is $4,000 in the
eng sgemen,s of Volta. Gorto, and under he walls
OF Msntus. Gus official accounts make our loss
comparatively ihconside' bic.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25

FED ~
The Duke of Raeufa marched upon
Chalons, when he was apprized that a
column o! the Rufhan Imperial Guard,
competed of two diviiions of grenadicrs,
was coming upon Montmirail He took
900 men, and repulfed the enemy to
oezaEne, from whence the movements of
the Emperor have obliged this corps to
proceed by forced marches upon Troyes
On the I7,h, at day break, the Emperor
marched from Guignes upon Nangis--
The battle of Naneis was one of the mott
brilliant The Ruiiian General in chief
was at Nangis. with three diviGous, which
formed his corps d'armee
The Duke of Reggie purified the en-
envy from Provins upon Nosent
The Gen of Brigade Montbrun, who
had been charged to defend Moret and
the foret Of Fontanbeau, with 1890
men, abandoned them and retired to
Eiionc
In the mean time the foref of Fon-
tainbleau might have been disputed ftep
by hep-(,en Montbrun has been fuf
pended by the Major General, and COM
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25
"In rontraf aHtbe bleaGyes hes"

London paper says he following were the
new bases of peace offered 30 Bonppsrte
l. The independence, &c of all the States IN
europe, as in 1892.
2. The repayment of aN the contributions levi
ed on Austria and Prussia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25

to Troyes; but the right and lef, m,o,.
their .gound: there IS no sccoun, ,h., .s
French took any advantage afterwards. Of 20, sne
success. VI hls
The last French accounts make no rnen,;o, =
any negotiation for peace. ''''0n Of
AN unsuccessful attempt has been mad. :.
An,werp the French have a cons;ds,.h 4haue on
force at that place. naval
Verbal reports are, that I. ord xye,,;,
advancing upon bordeaux with ,ovs.,s, 81 was
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-27
Office of the Newport Mercury,
January 18th.

This morning arrived here, the schr
WiHidn, capt. Richards, of New York, so
days from Nantz. The latest papers brought
by capt. r. are file of the Paris Moniteur
to the 3Oth October. Those we have been
favored with The Moniteur of the SOth,
contains BonapaYtes official narrative of his
disasters, which does not materially differ
from the translation in the lake Boston pa
pers.
The William, left Nantz river on the 25th
November, capt r.. informs that Paris
papers to Goth Nov. were received at
Nantz, the day before he sailed, which he
was unable to procure They contain the
proceedings of the French Senate upon a
new requistion byBonaparte for300, 00Omen
The men were ordered and several corps
had already began their march to join the
army.
Bonaparte arrived in Paris the 18th Nov
The remnant of his army had crossed the
Rhine No affair of consequence had taken
place since the battle of Leipsic. Bona
parte left Paris on the Goth Nov to reioin
his army. Immense conveys of ammuni
ton, provisions, &c. had left France for the
army.
1t was said in France. that the recent
losses Of the French army in Germany were
immense Great disaffection to the go
vernment ofthe mild Napoleon, was shew.
ing itself in every port in France.
The French Senate, it was said, had re
quested Bonaparte to propose to the allied
powers negotiation for peace. He not
only rejected the proposition, but expressed
great indignation at its having been made
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-27
BOSTON, January IL.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

1t was reported yesterday, that a Halifax
paper bad been received in town, containing
an account of splendid victory gained by
Admiral Young, over the French fleet,
which has been biockaded in the Scheidt.
at Antwerp. 1t is said the French lost ten
sail Of the lime Ii this be true. it is pro
bable that some conmotion had taken place
in Holland, which compelled the French
Admiral to make desperate attempt to
gain some port Of france Such an event
might well lie expected. With all their
phlegm. the Dutch have sensiblity enough
10 feel their wrongs, and will improve the
opportunity toavengo them.
Since the above was prepared, we learn
that Halifax paper Of the LIST inst. has been
received in town, containing london dates
to the 18th of November brought to that
place by the SIR Francis freezing Packet,
from Falmouth An article uncer date of
Truro, England Nov. It'll states, that in
rmation had been received there, by the
% mmander in Chief on that station, from
Fan 'mouth, tEueland)~ THAI the telegraph
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-27
IMPORTANT LETTER.

I'VE feel under obligations to the gentle
man who obfgingly handed Us the annexed
letter and the intelligent reader will not
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-27

had transmitted information that Admiral
Young had fallen in with an enemy's feet,
taken 10 sail OF the line, and driven two
on shore. The enemy's feet is supposed
to Fave been from the TeSel or the
Seheldt.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-15
Jan. Is.

=
Artrast q an .4ct u the Corhorstisn Of
.dle1andria for tie er:ingaishment ef
Fire.
Section T. If any person who shall b.
present at any FIRE, shall neglect or fe.
iuse to obey the order or direction Of O.
ny officer who shall be appointed by any
fire company now established or which
may be hereafter established, knowing
him to be an officer, sach person, shall
iorfei, and pay The sum OF ave dollarst
Provided the nsmc Of such officer shall
have been first published in one Of the.
public papers.
AT an annual meeting Of the Friendship
Fire Co. held at Mr.. McDougslPs
Tavern, January 10, 1914, the feltsw-
ing Offiesrs have been duly slsetsd
for tho ensuing year, VIZ:
,Comwsndsrs.
Charles McKnis ht, lst
James Carson, I'd.
James s. Scott. Sd.
Subordinate Directors
Charles Pascoe,
Matthew Robinson,
Samuel Smith.
Regulators.
Presley Jacobs,
Thomas Towers, 81
Nehemiah Carson,
James Gall.
1rusSsss.
John Longdon,
AarsD Hewcs,
John Horner,
Ephraim Evans.
Rrfrsef .trom ne Minute:
TEST,
MATTHEW ROBINSON. 4
Jan. 10.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-15
FoR SALE,
s bogsheads best Country
Gin,
81 barrels Philadelphia Bar
ley.
JOS. MANDEvILLE.
January g,
NOTICE.

VIE subscribers for the Stack OF
4 the Union Bank Of Altrssdsie
are hereby uotised that the I'd instIi.
ment Of Cns Doiiar on sach shere, viii
be yayahle on Mondxy the 24th Jsn,rs-
ry next. a'he payments will he re-.
ceisesl at tEt Ofice Of the Company In
Fairfax Street, AlexahJria. - =
C. T. Chapman.
4 casdis1
Dec. a..
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-15
GLIDING
~ BURNISHLD cob

IN BURFISHEO COLE
Done IN the Gest mMner by the sub
scri5er in Royal Street. where Locking
siasaes and Picture frames, Gornicsss
&c are mads and silded in the most
fashionable style. A few excellent
lisenesses Of Washington, Hull, Law.
rsncs, & tor sa,a. Il
Orders from the country carefully
attended to.
E. GILMAN.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-15

Departed this lite on the l4.h inat.
Mr.. Benjamin Brady in the 45ta year OF
mis- age, Af,sr short but severe illnssss
His friends and acquaintancss are IN.
vited to attend his funeral this S'
yening at three O'clock from his late
dwelling house upper ferry wharis
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-15

Ito the proposition Of A arnistics, upon
equal and Just terms, tina. side from
wAon it may come will receive tho sp-
probation Of tho wise and good in both
countries. By every christian ii will be
approved whose good glory and happi-
mes. consist 10 promoting peace on earth
and good will among nen.
NuMA.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-15

ALikely Negro Woman
for sale, she is good Cook. -Enqairs
ofths P'intsrA
Jan. Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-15
Negroes tor Sale.

TWO likely young NEGRO MEM
aged about twenty years, both capaDlo
house servants, Tor sale, Enquire Vi
the PRINTERS
January IS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-15

Married, on Thursday evening lstk
inst. by tho Rev. MIR. Wilmer, Mr..
GEORGE WISE to Miss ELIzABErH
MILLER, all Of this place.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-15

-. For nep AGvertisemenss ssf Let
relumn Of Sd page.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-15

!, archives, I'D II 80, When and NV
it was withdraNp.
MIR. Pitkin supported this motion,
and warmly entered into . view sf
the conduct Of government - eons
pected with the contents IL that lst-
ter, which he considered Il imnor.
liant to verify or falsify.
The question On MIR. Gastsn's mos
ton to amend VAS decided in the No.
gative BY Yeas and Nays-- =
Fer the amendment 50
Against it %
And the original motion Of Mir
Roberts was agreed to by q iargs
majority. q.
A bill from the selate :" to an.
thorize the President Of tho Usited
Statcs, to cause certain regiments J
therein mentioned to be recruited
for Ave years or during the war waS
twice read and eommittsa."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-15

David Lup,on jun. has been unahis
mou.ly elected, BY the Directors Of the
Bank Of Alexandria, Director VI thst
Isssitution, to supply the vacancy coca.
stoned by the signa1onof John Jannsy.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-13

IF not taken up in three months after date,
the following will be sent as Dead Let
tiers to the general Post Office from that
of Martinsburgh, Virginia.
A. Thomas Allender.
b David Beuden, A. Y Bowen, Benja
mia Bulfnch, Printer Teter Barns.
e. ssaaRs sspnher, Joseph Ciel, philip
Cress,. Feby Catlett, Giles Cook.
Il. Rosanna Eaveson
f. John Fernow, Cyrus Flagg, John
Fernean, James Farr, Jacob Fry
G.. James Gordan, Lewis Grigsby, Mrs
Jane Gerard, John Gubatig, 8; Barnet
Gebhart, 2.
III. Thomas Heselwood, Isaac House
worth, Samuel Hedges, jun. Sd. Isaac B
Havely, James Hess, George Hoe.
j. Thomas Jones.
X. William Kerney, George Knoll.
L. John Linsey
NJ Stephen Mayors, Miss Leacy Meal,
lister, James Mason, Samuel M Cune, John
M'Keefer.
P, George Pulse.
r. Mathew Rippey, Henry Riner, Hen
ry Rhineberger, Mrs. Mary Ross.
S. Philip Siler, James Sterrett, John
Stone, near Hardserabble; John Stodlar,
John Smith, near Bath; David Simpson
near same,) Thomas Sellers, Garrard's
Town; Robert Stuart, Peter Snowdel
7. James Thompson. John Tate.
V. Miss Elizabeth Vance, 2, care of VIM.
Orr; Isaac Vanmatre.
w. Thomas Wood.
Y. Robert Young.
w. SOMMERVILLE, P. nj.
January |, 1914.
N. B. The rules of the General Post OF
fee are-"That all papers and pamphlets
shall be paid for quarterly in advance
which in future must be complied with here,
nor can letters be taken up without being
paid, whilst all arrearages are called for.
w g.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-13
NOTICE..
January Is, 1914.

THE Collector of the Revenue for the
ninth Collection District of Virginia COM
posed of the Counties of Frederick, Berke-
ley and Jefferson, will attend at the follow
ing places, for the purpose of receiving APP
phcations for and granting licenses to own
ers and occupiers of Carriages for the con-
veyance of persons, under an act Of Con-
gress passed on the cath July, 1878:
AT his Office in Winchester until the Goth
instant:
At Kercherd's tavern in NewtosyD, on Fri
day the 2lst instant, from 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
to 8 O'Clock, p. NJ
At Lanes tavern in Berryville, on Satur-
day the 22d instant, from 10 o'clock, A. nj.
to 8 o'clock, r M.
AT Grahams tavern in Martinsburgh, ON
Monday the Gath instant, from o'clock, A.
M. to 2 o'clock P Nj.
At Jamess tavern in Shepherds Town,
on Tuesday the 25th instant, from 10 o'clock,
A. M to o'clock, p NJ
AT Fulton's tavern in Charles Town, on
Wednesday the Goth instant, froml 0 o'clock,
A. M to o'clock, p. M and during the re-
mainder of the month of January at his Of
flee in Winchester.
Any other business relative to the Collec.
ton of the Internal duties will be attended
to- W. DAWSON,
Collector ofthe ReUenae for the ninth
Collection district Of Virginia.
Collectors Office, Winehester,3
Va January g, 1914. s
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-13

They Who have felt the Muses. SWAY,
And @anson'd in her bcamiuy ray,
Are warm'd by pure ETHEREAL fire,
And TO uaisding wreathes aspire.
They scom 10 dip in gall the dart,
And ann it At the feeling heart,
Bat love the healing balm 10 pour,
And sooshe the grief they cannot cure.
chaste, sweet and pleasing are their lays,
in virtues cause and beauty's praise;
With syren-yoice they lure gay youth,
In paths Of peace and ways OF truth.
When they in sore distress complain,
In mourntul accents flows the strain,
BY every heart their woe IS felt,
And All in tender sorrow melt.
II fancy paint the iowerv scene,
TIE sioping hin and velvet green,
Or waving groves and winding streams,
The bright'ning eye with pleasure beams.
But when Religion prompts the song,
The numbers roll sublime and strong;
The soul, in rapture, scars on high,
To worlds Of bliss above the sky.
Sweet is the feeling Poets life,
When far from scenes of care and strife,
He tunes his harp 10 dulcet strains,
And with sweet music wakes the plains.
The rosy morn delights his eye,
With joy he views the evening sky,
The orbs serene that nightly roll,
Rap into ecstacy his soul.
The springing flowers that gaily bloom,
From which light zephyrs watt perfume,
The smiling day and silent night,
Afford his mind sweet delight.
No keen remembrance wounds bis breast,
He ne'er feeling heart DISTRESSED,
Nor with sharp envenom'd tongue,
His neighbours reputation stung.
But oft with just satiric rage,
He lash'd the follies Of the age,
And tho on vice he pour'd his blame.
The vicious blush'd with conscious shame.
And yet such feeling did appear,
In every line, altho' severe,
That all his gen'rous aim confessed,
Nor bland the zeal that fir'd his breast.
Pure friendship breath'd in every strain,
And eas'd the heart and sooth'd its pain
He well these characters did blend,
The genuine Bard and faithful Friend.
Then thou who claim'st the Muses. aid,
4 Let tenderness thy strains pervade,
If chaste and Vigorous now thy line,
This fame, this pleasure shall be thine.
EUGENTO.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-13
january IS, lsl4.
Notice.

ALL those who made purchases at the
late sale OF the property belonging to the
estate of Nicholas Strayer, sen deed. are
informed that their respective obligations
have become due they are therefore re-
quested to make immediate payment and
all those having claims against the said es-
tate are requested to bring them forward,
properly authenticated, for settlement.
ADAM STRAYER, sen. !
GEORGE CoUCHMAN,S I~ rs
January Is, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-13
Public Sale.

WILL be sold by public vendue, at the
subscribers residence, on Thursday the eth
instant, about so acres of WHEAT and
RYE in the ground, road Wagon, a
number of draft HORSES, some Mich
Cows and Young Cattle, Hogs and Sheep,
a great variety of Household Furniture, a.
mong which are some excellent Feather
Beds-also, various Farming Implements,
and sundry other articles--A credit of nine
months will be given, the purchaser giving
bond and approved security
WILLIAM PARROTT.
January Is, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-13
JAMES MONROE.

CONGRESS-On Thursday, MIR. jack
son of Va. proposed certain amendments to
the constitution of the United States, SO that
duty may be laid on exports.
Mr.. Murfree offered resolution for the
appointment o. lieutenant general-it lies
over for consideration.
Mr. Sharp introduced some resolutions
respecting the nature of the service of the
militia, with view to direct that prosecu-
ton be instituted against the governor of
Vermont. Laid on the table
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-13
Six Cents Reward.

RAN away from the subscriber, living
in Shepherds Town, Jefferson County, Va.
an apprentice to the Coverlet Weaving Bu-
siness named JOHN LUDWICK, about
seventeen years of age, fair complexion,
dark hair-He had ON and took with him
when he went away, cotton coat, velvet
roundabout, one woollen and two cotton
waistcoats, one pair of cloth pantaloons,
two pair of shoes, and a quantity of other
clothing not recollected ALL persons are
cautioned against harbouring or employing
him at their peril The above reward win
be given for returning the said apprentice,
bat no thanks. JOHN BAKER.
January Is, 1914, s
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-13
SULPHUR SPRINGS,
For Rent.

THE Subscriber having become the pro-
prietor of the SULPHUR SPRINGS, oc-
cupied for some time by Minghini, will rent
them for the year commencing on the first
of April Should any applicant prefer tax
ing the Tenement with few acres of Lard
in preference to the whole farm, it may be
had in that manner.
FL. St. G. TUCKER.
January Is, 1914.
NIB. Twill sell the House and ten acres
of Land should any person be disposed to
purchase in preference to renting.
II. s G. r.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-01-13
Notice.

ALL persons indebted to the estate of
Michael Strayer, deceased, either bv bond.
note, or otherwise, are requested to make
Immediate payment; and all those having
claims against the said estate are requested
TO bring them forward, properly anthem
ticated, for settlement.
ADAM STRAYER, sen.
administrator.
january Is, 1914.