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FREDERICKSBURG, July so.


The torrent of rain, which fell d,,rinp ,he
inGht OF Thursday last, has been productive of
much Individual distress and public jnconye-
nience.~ih he fresh in the river rose with
great raPidity during the night, and bv dav
break had swept all the lumber from the
wharves, and drove most of the vessels from
, the'f iastn'ngs ! otwfich was sunk with $50
oaIIeis o. TAR on board, and Several others
much injaTed.--But the greatest ;nd;y ;rInaI
loss, as well as public Inconvenience. with
which we are yet acquainted, is the destruc-
u OF me bridge at Falmouth, the property Of
hooeIt dunbar, esq. which gave way about y
&C ock yesterday.
Inc fresh was still rising at 2 o'clock p. y.
yesterday.
l ne communication both North and Scutl,
u. IA, ai'.elruPted' and We think it probable that
pass before Monday, particularly to the
North.
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HILLi.a.N .aJYD .NeRY COLLEGE.

CT IiIE Visitors and Governors OF William, ,,a,
May College have the satisfaction To- Announce. IN .,r
pubic that they have been enabled 10 "a, the ,,,
ave ci'arS III this CoiieS Doctor John Ancss,;.s
SInith, Is a?pontcd President of the Cnes aud ,,
lessor Moral Philosophy, including h, P,i,eso,,v e
GRAMMAR ioge, Rhsorc. Ethics Rc,i,si e,,,,.t ne
,ory tie PRINCIPLES OF Natural and Natio,,, AN, ,si
foh''cAl o:cononv. Mr. Feryin,,,Id CarnpbcU is Isy
lessor OF Mathematics which profsso-si.p viii irr,
"tni'hy, Astronomy tlepr,c,ic, lr.,ciees OF sur
Ws:ns >@'ETtioa the construction ~ Ntpps 81 tA.,s<
oiiinis f.ati;lcntanGS C,i',,c,y Per<pesvces s,-,
.Se,,re DR. sllomas .Iorcs rs apponte, prufsssr cs
Sit'hai Philosophy and Chemistry ul,icl, las,.vi,i r
GRACE Natural HISTORY antl the Elements of Rn,onv =
Anu the Honorable Roe,t Nelson IS Professor, of nv
ne Visitors entertain the most s-nr;u cxrcrt,,Sc,
from the intelligence and character OF tl,e ,.,,tl
men, that THIS University will NOT loose tie, hrl ,,,s
ton 1t had desciyediy acquired
, ~ Recommended To those voting gentlemen who
are subject to militia duty, ami Who propose T., ,,,
TINS SEMINARY ;he ensuing winter to br.n, ,b t,.,.n
certie",e that they enrolled for tty IA some o,o
parry III The town Or comfy fran which. thew ca,,,
he CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG is very h.g!tly from, n =.
hist OF November 70 the 4th Of Juy, duIi, yyich oe
Rod only isthe College omen ~ ~
bo"'r' may be iadm genteel private fmilics o., mo-
der:,tc terms. w PpOtVNJts .; ~.
Williamsburg 2Sth July, 1914 IL
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COMMUNICATIONS.
TNLia.W aN-n .srqRy CoLLnrE,

iiiE Public Examina,;ca oithe Students,s W-u,.
ano Wary college, terminated the LIST OF Iu,v 1T
wiieii the sever, classes exhibit, the most Satisfactory
proofs OF then literary ard scientific Improvement.
On the 18th. the citizens of Niliai,,yh;,-- am, ia
hcgh'-rlhooi, with the Professors oihe,. nerl;ci<
o. uie UNIVERSITY, convened In church whero the
,;1oisions commenced v n animated 0-ton spoken
~ WENanl > tcaohy, on tie subject of Commerce..
DeSircs ut \ r. were, ,hcn conferred ON the following
Henry II. Shields to w
IN 'o'resS was aterwarVs delivered y AIr FLOCK,
ON rxpat,ison the right OF w,iel. lac advocated With
ability. 800
Mr. hofshorg concluded with a handsome and wen
written Essay on the Advantages Of a LIBERIA, td,r,
nnT, and The Cu'.;yof Cl;ssica Literature in raricn-
r' which he considered be the hest foundation If
soon ,%Se' solid jul nent, and correct and phoso-
plncai knowledge OF moierr larc,,aces
In the intervals be,wecn the O,-,ions the audience,
we're grained With several ine pieces OF music on the
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NEw-OpLFANs- Inlr 90

NEw-OPLF ANS, July %.
w understand that it has been OFFICIALLY,
mace known 70 the governor of this state bv
the Secretary at War, that the expences AT
tending the calling into the field of the de
taciimcnt OF 1000 militia at the reouis;tion Of
general Flournoy, viii be reimbursed from
the Treasury of the United States. we
state this fact for the information of those
VINO contend that the Governor was not
authorised by the President to call out the
militia, and who contemplate his inteoch-
mcHt for transgressing in this particular the
laws -
S'fee the adjournment of the legislature we
nave IRON time to time received intimations Of
the existence Of plot, formed originally hv a
caoal OF 4 or individuals in this CITY, the oh
Iect OF which is TO disorganize the state GOV
eminent, to introduce the Napoleon code rs
me law ofthe land and TO exclude from Of
nee every man who is not decidedly opposed
TO the interest of the United States. We have
lately received further information relative n
tue operations of these gentlemen their
views, their proceedings, are all known to rs.
~ a proper time the whole plot shall be de
veIoped, and tie names of its contrivers held
up TO the execration of their fellow citizens
Ga
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wards the Thistle, supposing her 4 merchant
man. -,
The arrival of several neutral vessels or
dered OFF our coast or detained ly British c,o;-
zers is also mentioned.]

gentcr'an who arrived in town on Saturday O.
vcnnglnicTns US, that he was taken abs, & weeks apo
IN the Swedish big Eliza, from Wilmington y G.
with cargo OF flour, bound TO the Mest-indies bv tie
a,mde tr' rte, in with the En,im;on that , y,s
taken on Board the Arm;dc, and tht Eliza sen, "a Hal
h'S that on the 18th inst. the Arrn;c and Enlnnio,
a'ehoed ncar Gav-Head, where they have h.cn wa;t
n%; tfat oa Monday and Iu,say last they TOOL; ON,
board so head OF cattle and l5o sheen from the Vine
ward; t'at he was landed on "Wednesday sn,I IN
h'iSti'y the irisatcs sailed for the Newion,lon SUI,
ton. f ~
we have conrcrsed with a gentleman who was m
oo'fd '' EWiymon few DAVIS SINCE, md had coos,i
tiahic conversation with her command, T. Cant .Ion..
s!esNhg about com. !sodges. he observed he Ind
thought linn 10 be coward. hit his ccnduc, ut Sandy
foS Wien he run inr -. md saiiel, an en-. az e,t
with her hal convinced him to tic contrary II v,s
asked capt Hope ifhe thought com, RodreIx's Ie,,e
10 'hc Secretary oi the Navy giving an ccorn, OF his
v"'u,'c' on Tint occasion, correct, He answered
tn"' ne Knew It TO be substantially correct thu, to
30 winch ne Sngnt an engagement with was the Pan.
r2cn captain iovsl h't ne tor 1T ea, t,n l. was
.usch'' ~ nor engaging the President in his then s,u
ATOM S crew being IN state OF n,utinv as they had
ht'n Tor two days previous aud that in cons oe,.c
captain Luas obliged To leave the station ,hc n.x,
"Y-Sapt VI further stated, Tia, capt lloyd woiI, b
Hti oy Coirt Martial, and helud no Doubt he ,voud
&c honosbly acqui't dthat his statement was fact
a,'' cvcry British officer Tie coas: knew il to be- s,
ie th7nge'' ON RODGERS entitled to great c,,dr y,
''S eO''Ou0S gu 'naS OCCASION E.CII. b.
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1000 Tickets ~ 8 Dsilars
Ihe FIRST drawn tckct the third days drawing,
viii be entitled to $1,000. %
$500. e'''''u "
The The first drawn the sOth, will be entitled to
The yet drawn ticket the last days drawing, viii
be entitledt $1,000 ~
The first 500 blanks drawn, will be entitled to sc
he prizes VIII he PAYABLE ninety days after the com
cent at charlottesville
Al prizes not demanded within six months after the
drawing is finished will he considered as rcoo,Isbc6
for The benefit Of the institution
JOHN KELLY,
President Of hie Bosrd
INV ~ wifi
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MILLEDcEv1L1E. Inlv 90.

4
Having performed their tour of latv, part
OF the North and South CAROLINE militia are
on their way home-the remainder we nm
derstand will be discharged in n few davs.-
heIr places VIII &c supplied by the regulars
under Colonel Milton and thousand trooDe
from Tennessee under Col Pipkin, GOO Of
whom have reached Fort jackson. v,he-e
General Jackson has also arrived vested
with powers it is said o mark out the future
boundaries of the Greeks.
We learn that all the Indians above tbo
confluence of the + lint and Chatahooch:e ri
vers, 1.-THE boundary line between us and Flo
rlda met and held TAX with Col. Hawkins
at Fort Mitchell few days ago. They made
strong Protestations of friendship, and rave
assurances OF their Willingness to o;r us in n
ny enterprise we might think proper to u,
dertake against the enemy.
From the subjoned letters it appears that
the hostile Indians have retired beyond orr.
line OF limits into Florida. They are said to
have assembled in considerable numbers be-
tween Pensacola and the bay of Appalatcbi-
cola, whence, if suffered to remain, they NAV
Continue their murderous incursons on weak
and exposed parts of our frontier. An the
Florida Indians having received arms and am
munitloa from the British, no doubt is enter
tanned not only Of their hostility but of their
readiness to strike whenever the signal shall
tie given. Unless therefore we cfFectual1v
guard against it, our borders may b. recking
with blood split by the merciless savage,
while our towns on the sea-coast are srnou1-
deTlng IN ashes .L,v,.yl,l
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.NOTCE

hereby given, that Christopher NTacpher~on's
z Pamphlets on the Millennium. lated the 18th June
1871, end the Of God 10 the world in an address
dated Che 4th June and 18th Iuly 3d. forcteing tue
downfall OF the CITY of london ard the d,r1ictic If
The British NAVY, may he had from John jackson.
t,roc"r, Mr.. CowPcr Barber, MIRA Yancey Barrier.
Reubn Morton, Barber, and Mr.. Henderson Barrier,
Richmond, and from Robert Smith, Grocer, and Ham
nilnl Prince farber, Of Manchester and oF Graham,
Eel, IIack-owner and ,Imnee Colston BARRIER Pc
tcrsuE Orders for quantity viii be particularly ata
tended TO-
-, Vaaph's; l. 6. Address e,i.
AUGUST 9. ,rey.
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EDWARD HAILnNT

II " IEINtI NtItIIE/FaHI
aATiiL sell on very moderate terms for cash or re-
: 2 rcptwces IN town.
80 iIhde. very old and fine favored Jona;ca and An
te'g Rom,
80 Ppe' Madeira, Particular Tcueri7e and Lisbo
Wines,
50 Bags Green and White c-.e
10 Cases aud fly Cauisters Imperial Cun-Powder
Ten,
10 Bovcs genuine Port Vino,
100 Cmisters Fresh Mustard,
so Sets Dining China blue printe,l--ysriety ofpat.
terms,
20 Boxes Canton China, Cups and saucers 500 pair
each.
iN Crates assorted Wore,
coo Boxes Northern candles,
~ 81 Zeal. gblsh ecfls,
100 %c.~ Ign lrootF and IF Gun-FowderV
800 taloas Lump OIL
J1se -. Wit
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so DOLLARS REWgRD.

I ESERTRD from my rendezvous in the CITY Of
-Ec Richmond. Va. On Me3Oh Jiil, last.
JOHN AYRSE,
A Priv in the S6th regiment U s. I,ta,.,-- 90 49,
Old about feet inches high light cornplcxo, bl.e
eyes ghtfair, and iy profession BrickIaycr-ztst.s
tmat he was born in Elizabeth City county, but his ao-
N l'I''' to fins tact were contradictory. As
las clothes were mitarv thew cannot h.. ;s.xcr;
po IN sci'a manner as TO facilitate hsanprehension-I
nave Reason To believe that he is lurking about tyrcb
burg or Fincastle. ''"N"'
he above reward viii he given to INV pprson ,rl,
VIII deliver him to tle UNDERSIGNED a., to a o,
ohcer IN tlic army the United States
RLIGN ". J5E.SF.8LE.
Pic'rnond, hur 6. At
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-06

NOTICE.
he SUBSCRIBERS HAVING IS
TADL1sHED A CoMMERcIAL
HOUSE, IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, UNDER
THE FIRM or
LEWIS, PERKINS g, Co.
hFttB their to tneir friends and fLe rrb
: : he, as Commission Merchants
They have taken 1T Colonel Bnllock's Lumber
Jolses, fronting tie Basin, whore produce OF every
kind can be stored with convenience. The ga,,s.
themF'yes 70 share part of the public pssronore.
Which they hopc 10 merit from particular a,id onted
attention to AL business confdcd 10 their care
WAHSrB LBw1s
nat "ERK1ys,
Ro. Mrvs
10. FHEycE
Mr. 3. cpiwT
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authorised by &f'eciai ,4ct ofthe Virginia
,fsSem6y.
= Oi Terry for the establishment Of an Academy in
i 4 the county of Aibemarle.
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HEADQUARTERS

Wear Fort IIitcheH, 5fh Juig, 1914.
S1R--Having detailed frem the Bripadc
under my command, Garrison for all tire
Military Posts from 1'ookaubatchie to Or
muIgee in conformity with my orders from
ttis FYcellency Gen. P.nct;acy, and disposal
bic force OF upwards Of 1000 men having re
turned this far Eastwardly, will thank Won to
state whether according to the information
vol possess any hostility exists between fins
and the Florida line that would require mi
lhaty force to suppress it or it does exist,
whether within such a distance of this place
as would admit Of an expedition to accom-
p.ish II previous to the B. st day of August. a.
which TING tic term Of service of this Bri-
Sdde expires.
have the honor 20 be,
very respectfully,
your most ob't
JOSEPH GRAHAM, Brig. Cen.
Colone} Ecri. jjr-ytms,
Agent for !. u.
Arar F'or'- Wtcbef Eta hin. 1914.
SIR--i have read Jour favour OF this date.
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BAY 81. louis. Iune Y. = Il :

=,
Ga tie Sth inst. the schooner Captain.
lender to the British frigate Orpheus. Capt.
fiGot, arrived at this place with Information
that ne had just landed 5000 stand of arms &
cartridges in proportion fcr the supply of the
Indians at Appalatchicola, where he left the
trisate Orpheus landing on ST. Georges island
500 and odd troops, colonel and nine COM
miSsioncd officers, where they intended erect
ing a ratification, and which was actually
commenced. Couriers were dailv going. to
and from Appalatchicoa from Pensacola, re-
porting, and the actual arrival of the said
vessels, and that they had landed o, coo stand
or arms and cartridges in proportion 4 store
has been erected for the reception of said
arms and AMMUNITION. Report Of Couriers
had been sent to the Big Warrior, holding
out Inducements and propositions for his taxi
ing IN interest in the war party The Big
Warrior, as was reported, replied that he
mad been 50 often deceived in their engage
ments, that he could no longer place reliance
~ woris-that ne must have further proofs of
their sincerity, before he could place any reh-
ance in heir professions, Or listen in any way
to their entreaties.
Dispatches have been sent by express to
Mobile, Tensaw and Fort Claiborne.
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The whole force OF the Alabama HAVING sur
rendered 10 detachment OF Your army nm
der Col Pearson, those Of Oofuskee, its de-
tendencies and others having surrendered 10
you, and the remains of the "cight towns on
the Ialiaroosa having generally moved into
w. Floraa. below our line of limits, between
Pensacola Bay and AppaIatcl,icola-I know
OF no hostility existing between this and tIe
Florida line, and it IS not probable the hostile
fusitives viii be able to recruit their strength
and spirit to attempt any thing hostile to us
within the term of service to which you, Bri-
gade is limited.
By recent information of which YOU arc ap-
prised, some British armed vessels have arr
we'd near an island at the mouth of Aopalat-
chicola, landed some men and taken possessi-
On otlt. The officers wished tie Indians 70
come thence for supplies o, munitions Of war
ard nave furnished some, probably not more
tnan could be spared from the equipment of
sheir vessels. Two or three of the Office,
were by the last accou'st AZ the store of John
forbes & Go. on the east side os Appalatclli-
cola about 20 miles from the Bay; and had
sent 20 the chiefs OF the lower Greeks 10 visit
them, promising supply OF arms, ammunition,
e<c ne scene OF their transactions IS too re-
mote from us to take any eifeCtual movement
10 repel them within the term Of service to
which Your Brigade is limited.
have the honor 10 be,
very respectfully, Dear Cir,
Your most obedient,
BCNy. aASa' kiiSS;, Ast. !. A.
Ery. Cen. Gyakq,n.
Y'lhussc, .a.to,see EtI i.,q.t.ir. E'oc.,,,;tcte
CcoioEies yCr,i, vae .S1-.,,..-J-.,,--,.
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Ea-h0ct 2j'a letter from Col. R47yt;as - His
ErceNency ire Governor, dQted

CREEK AGENcY, Icth July. 1917
am on my way to Fort Jackson. to meet
Gen. Jackson there, who has appointed the
1st August for 4 general meeting of the Chiefs
OF the hostile Greeks who have submitted, in
order ia make arrangements With them, IN
conformity with his Instructions.
examined a runner from three British
officers at the store of John Forbes Z Co on
Appalatchicola to the chiefs at Cussetau and
Cowetau, sent expressly to invite them down
to receive a supply Of arms and ammunition
He says all the Indians below and near the
line have been supplied. The hostile Indians
between Appaiatchicola and Pensacola Bav
have been sent for, and are or their way near
ly exhausted with famine
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From the following intelligence, con,muni-
Gated by Colonel Hawkins to our Executive il
VIII obviously appear, that it is the dcsign OF
the enemy TO renew the Greek war, and to
of1ng the Big Warrior and his followers into
the measure. The information is from
source entitled to the fullest credit
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We learn, frat there are now on Lake
ChamDiain, two neutral vessels, one under
Danish. the ether under Swedish colJrs and
that in their productive voyages between us
and the enemy, they meet with no Interrupt
ton. These vessels were 6ll,lt by citizens Of
the United States. NJ 7. GGz.
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poSTov TuI,, o

The Buiwarl. II, joined the Nyinphe in
Boston Bay, on "Wednesday last. direc: from
Halifax. We understand that gentleman
was landed from the former, same day at 5s-
lem.
On "Wednesday evening, the two ships we're
about six miles 5. p. from Eastern Point and
on Thursday morning the Nymphe only was
in sight from Cape Ann.
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IanuSec, .h:fo,see. E5itl, ',7,euc Foc..le:tcte.
Cco!o"iss, Ecar'lse, SaS'ascsec, AID .lIoslslqr.-
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From Mr.. T'1ii6; KceAcr qffhe Er. Cqygrc
House Boota]


BosTow, July %.
81 have been favored with the loan Of 4
Halifax paper oC the 4th INST. il does not
mention any late arrival from England, nor
the arrival of any troops at Halifax, so that
the late report was altogether hoax upon
the public"
EXTRACTS.
HalfAT, June 3O.--ArrivcG american ear-
tel ship Perseverance, Captain Dill, IL days
from Salem. A card is pubscd in the pa
pers by the officers, &C. or board, to Captain
Dill. for his polite and humane treatment to
the prisoners1
Same day---H. ~. brig Thistle, fra cruizc +;
few days before her arrival, she discovered
at some distance the Osborne Packet (from
hence for Falmouth,) and the brig Argus.
(fTonl hence for bcrnuda,J and an American
privateer in An engagement with the former
the priyateer Observing her, ceased firing
Mt the Packet, and bore down upon her, but AT
something more than long shot distance haul
e9 her wind, fired n few shot from the Long
Tom, without any effect, and escaped by supc-
ri sailing
HaiJdr, Jlly AR. schr. William she
sailed from this port the 10Th of June for the
west indies--was captured by The Am. pri-
vateer schr Snap Dragon, re-capturod by the
Wasp.
Sane 9aV--The American privatecr schr
onap Dragon Of guns ard &c mon, Captured
by II. Vi. ship Martin on Thursday last,
near Sambro Light House--thc Snap bragai
IS The priYateer that attacked The Osborn,
Packet but soon receiving two nne pound
shot between wind ard water, hauled OF fro.r
her add after plugging the holes, stood tc-
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-02-24
NOTICE.

THE subscriber for 10 years past, has
been in the practice of Crying sales, selling
Real and Personal property within the
Counties of Jefferson and Berkeley he
offers his services in that line, and will at
tend any sale within the Counties afore-
said, OF at greater distance, by giving him
two or three days notice previous to such
sales-He will likewise furnish an able
Clerk for any sale at which he shall be
employed if one be required, provided no
Licensed Cryer in any County excepting
in the County of Berkeley will interfere
lie therefore solicits the patronage of
generous public. ROBERT CIR INES.
Martinsburgh, Feb. 10, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-02-24
VALUABLE JEFFERSON COUNTY
Lands for Sale.

THE Subscriber is authorised to sen
that valuable tract of LAND, in Jefferson
County, Virginia, called TRAVELLERS
REST, situate about Z miles from Shep-
herd's-Town, and the same distance from
Charles Town and Martinsburgh, contain,
ing 769 acres, lying in convenient form
for division into three tenements It is
supposed that at least 400 acres of thi 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 fine spring rises near the
dwelling house.
A further description of this elegant seat
is supposed to be unnecessary, as purcha-
ser would of course be disposed to view tho,
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
ores of Land, of the finest quality; one
half Tor nearly of which is clothed with
excsllent timber-On this tract there is no
running water, but there is good we'll
Persons wishing to see those lands with b
fvew of purchasing, will make applications
to the subscriber residing in Shepherds
Town.
JOHN BAKER.
February 5, 1914
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-02-24
Notice.

THE subscriber returns his sincere
thanks to generous public, for the favours
he has received, since his commencement
in business; and he is DESTROYS, that all
those indebted to him, by note or book &C
count, should come forward and settle what
they owe those indebted by note, if they
cannot pay the money, may have some
further indulgence by giving new note,
with security Also, those indebted by ac
count, who cannot pay the money, may
have some time given them, by giving note
and security All those who disregard this
notice, may expect to have their notes and
accounts put into the hands of an officer
for collection, without respect to persons.
ABRAHAM BELL.
Gerrards-Town, February IL, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-02-24
Land for Sale.
April 9, 1913.

THE Subscriber wishes to sell the Farm
on which he now lives, situate in Berkeley
County, Virginia, on Middle Creek, con-
tanning 270 acres, about one half cleared,
the balance we'll clothed with good timber,
the whole uncommonly well watered by Sc
veral excellent springs-The improvements
are good dwelling House, Kitchen, Barn,
Stables, and other out buildings-an or
chard of more than 400 young bearing ap-
pie trees of the best grated fruit, and other
fruit trses-ffteen acres of meadow, and
much more may easily be made.-The
Fields are laid off in convenient sizes, are
we'll enclosed, and some Of them in clover.
Middle Creek Ia plentiful stream for nine
months in the year, runs through the land,
and affords on the farm two-sxcellent seats
for Distilleries, also good mill seat, with
about l6 feet fali-The soil is for the most
part good, and we'll adapted to clover and
plaster The terms will be made known
on application to
AMOS MENDENHALL.
December l6, 1918. t.f)