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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-01

The following are some Of the ugly
features IN the plan for filling the ranks
o the army, which has been proposed
by tie Secretary of War, aud adopted b,
The committee IF military Affairs.
LIST All the free male population Of
the y. States, between 10 and as years,
to be formed into classes Of 100 men
each-each class 70 furnish men
Tor the war within a certain tine after
their classification,
I'd. If any class fail, to provide the
men required oft within the given time,
the, are to BE- raised by draft on thu
~hule class.
Sd The inhabitants within the pre-.
sinct Of the class on which draft /
made, to tsy to such draft the present
bounty in money which is paid TO each
recruit BY the u. States-and in case
they Fail so to DO within days, the
same to be levied on their taxable pro
perry. The same rule to be obse we'd
where a recruit is employed, to avoid a
drift.
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,s,,;n,,cd any doubts ne might formerly
ssre eAertained.
Mr.. M'Kee thought 1t strangs that
n. very alea Who had been most tor
, ,rd in bringing hi, country into =
,,,r, should now refuse to aid the So
,.-n,neut in lis fiscal operations for caf-
,vin. i, on especially after they had
h.ea repeatedly ,old By the government
,h,, sach an Institution was absolutely
indispensable, He dwelt at same length
On the ex?edicncy Of the proposed meA-
,n-e, which he contepded was within
the power If Congress. II would be
re-sec,ly ridiculous be observed, TO csla-
hlj,h Maternal Bank in this District,
without also establishing branches III
the seversl states.
Ths question was then taken By ayes
ard NOES on The motion To sncnd The
res luton, so rs 10 liIait the bank 70 this
a,,t,,ct, aud i, was lost, ayes Ia, noes
1888
The question then REQUIRED on agree
;.,, ,c,hs resolution. Ar. Post spoke
.y,lp,t IL as i,npolpic to establish na,
,,,nnoi nduk upon the principles pr"fos
ea bY ,he Secretary the IreasurT.
Tbe rssa u,ou was then agreed "a, by
ayes aud noes, aves eS, noes So. 50
tic House have rc>elved that II is exps-
d!rnt 10 establish national BsDk, With
benches IL The several states.
AZ lie resolutions being thus agrees
Is, tasy we,e, Oh mnj;en ut MIR. Eppes
or1egcG 70 DC referred 10 the COMM Itlee
81 ways snd mt4ps win instructions 10
rsport bis in pGcsaaac thereof.
TIE resolution icos the Serate, cx-
pressing ihc .ense OF 4 ngeess reiative
60 the capture oil Zoe BRUSH sloop oi
var Reindeer ny :he American sieoP
Wasp, wa read third line aud ps,.ed
EnaRaon1iy
Me- Re d offered resolution Calling
on the - cretasy ufihe Nav tor state
mSnt Of the nur her Of armed vessels be.
laasing to the United States, &C. Or.
Gried 10 lie on the table.
Adjourned q o'ci.ek
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ANNAPOLIS, Oct. rs.
THE ENEMY 4

We learn by gentleman who ar
rived here On Taesda, night. in an
open beai, from Choptank river, that
the eaen,y have landed from their
squadron aboat 1000 men, and buiie
two houses for barracks. on Thigh
mans Island.-He states they ara
we'll supplied with cattle having near
iy 400 head.-We apperehcnd they
have doae much mischief in tho
nsishborhood. 1iIshman's Island
lies on the N. T.. side Of Choplank,
about 30 miles below this place.
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years OF uninterrupted public pros.
iperity, verified the maAims and re-
warded the Iabors Of these il,ustrious
ssges. The American nation me,
the impulse of Mr.. Jrfferson's genius
in that infan,ine stage other progress.
when her growth and constitution
had not yet impaired 10 her vafious
parts and meaihers, that harilihoed
and solidity which resisls powerful
impression from Without. lie WAS
seat 10 France. where he resided
three years .just in the esniaenee-
meat Of the French 4eaolutien, at q
time w!.en pahlic Justice ,indiraied
her rights by the DEGREES OF mobs.
The civil institutions Of Hraucr, tho
they required amendment, had frcm
long use hccnmc .congcnia', and even
agreeable To the people. Demora.
li2ing a Whole nation and removing
The restraint Of ancient usagcs and
laws was new thmg.
phi!0 . '!ers. Of which Ar. Jclicr-
so0 WAS one, pretending Il he wiser
than all, VINO had lived before them,
we're enamored with the splendid
spectacle Of so great a change in the
political world, While The good and
the wise ofa'l nations lorcsaw viii,
aw i'u! sorfbedinss the dreadful cx-
plosiun. thai was one day 10 burst
From the cloud that had long been
| ;hickning to a tempest. Before the
most disastrous consequence haG YET
happened, MIR. Jefferson returned TO
America. lie had been earessed al.
mos. to idolairy by French Phi!oso-
phers-and having drank deeply OF
their fountain of political science,
lie became Trenchman in feeling.
in principle. in attachments. in Sci
ence, and in civil policy. The pres.
strc Of national eala n,itirs, indueed
by the new er,Iercr things. were yet
to happen, when MIR. Jefferson left
France. The American states we're
destined fer theatre TO exhibit his
aew projects on political economy -
On his pturn home, without delay
he commenced his attack on the
Washington policy. At first covert
ard silent. for the fear Of The vener
able Washington kept him in cheek.
bnt when that great man retired from
the public stage, he threw aside the
veil. which concealed his designs.
The love Of change in the people and
the ambition OF demagogucs seconc-
ed his Efforts. After perseverance
for twelve year, with IA zeal worthy
Of better cause, the joint labors oil
SIR. jefferson x his friends, prostrat.
cd a system Of policy that had been
reared and cherished by The wisrs'
men in our country. including nIIny
revolutionary heroEs aud Statesmen
! 4 ~ stem while il had diiiu>ed wealth
ercdi, ana happiness at h"mc, had
procured the respect OF foreign Ma
lions. For this pro porous state Of
public affairs. was substituted "a
course Of pubic councils, pregnan'
with mischief and disaster. produc
ing non intercourses, embarg0rs, anu
lastly, oil the evils incident 20 an
inefficient and disastrous war.
| ---,...---.-------.-----
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A SPY.

This morning, says The N. York
Evening Post of,be 9th VII. "a young
man Was apprehended, aud taken he
fore justice at Flatlbu,b.-O ex.
animation, il was found, he was a
British officer with his commission
in his pocket. He was Immediately
put in irons. and delivered over TO
Gen. Halt who commands at Brook.
l,n.
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Character of Jefferson.
From the HaIlo,cell Gaseite.

~, L:I:, -,
-, 80 ,,-.a..,; ,,,..,s so
- .,,;.''.''' - 80 80. J;,s.
-. -. ST. Ell.
e." '" -, ~, -" u" ..,.,.d
- .,,,:a.,r -, -, or
-: -, -, =. A.. -. ar ;,
30. ,nn .rs,,t nor of Frederick.
.an ,., -. p,n,,,rt. Ls, h., SEQ.
g.. .p;oa,on.. no, x.sw mo-, ofS
w.s sn,,nr,,a he ,hs,n.,t,I,d h,h;ts
,f,,sw >oy.ror,en,. ,perat.J uDo,
J., h;s a..,,,;.. ,.a,.rs,ns,, lie
ro.ss..., n,u.h xar;ous kna,,le,,..
.;oJL. 80 80, -, o,.a,,,,;o,
~, ,',.,o "a ~ -. : a;r.aw,,,,
..,o,,m.n n,,,,rs for .ony.rs,,;o,.
bss an a,,lyrss easy natural and insi.
p,r,,inr 20 A eh,rm He has been
,nI;.,,ed and e,,;slt,ed nv as.oc;at.
;,.n;,b the mas, learned and refined
sor;e,;es in Eureoe. and can assume
as s,i,s his pnr.ose the manners ola
,,as,,pt ar the exterior ola line cour.
,;,.r lie has .l,ak-d under The sarh
,rh,,;I;tv oil ,h, .mh;,;o, tho times
,,o,II ,.r,,;, b;r ., rxppcrss aud
no h.s .ss,msd ALI the mower ,he
nso.,,. would rive him Or he dared 10
ak A he WA, master in a
tu,w,c,,pe of the hnmau oass;ous and
h,db;soypuuder control, he trimmed
and balanced 30 exactly as not to i'm
n,ir his influence BY xxeriins his
power.
With sueb yarisu, and singular
Qualifications perhaps il is not sur.
pii,ing that a mas should acquire
great consideration in new founded
popnlar government, unprotected by
rriyiletrea orders, or the hoary
rights Of prescription Bnt the lea
ven which ,cavened The whole lump
Of MIR. JrFrrssn's eyeeI!eRcics was
Nh l,,ipei.le propensity to vi.ionary.
uDcxoerimen,rd projects. All his
phi,o,onhy and learning was not suf
iicicm to restrain his rage for max
inr innovations on the civil policy x
issrntions Of his country. And al
though he has had eminent journey
men in his political work shop he has
always been tie grand master ,xagi
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-01

brigade ers,.ed ihe Chippewa, s miles
sbass the main army uDdcr Gen. Drum
moNd. with the loss OF Sc men, ~ Of
whom were killed. Tomorrow Tho
main army der Gen. lizard, will move
down the Niagara upon CbiPpewa."
General Brown had arrived Il Utica
on his way ~ s. eked', Harbor.
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9Th. The recruits to be delivered over
10 the recruiting officer 10 each district
10 be marched to such places OF gene.
raj rendezs Gus as may be designated by
The defarfMenf Of svor.
To this military eoaserihnoa, tie pso-
pic OF The Z. Stale. are called UpDn 1.
submit, in honorable imitslion Of he ex-
ample set then, by their progeni,ors
during the revolutionary soar. The
war, says the Secrclary--lhe war re
ponds The whole congregation Of war.
hawks. has bseoiRc war of offence
the liberties Of our teioved country are
III Danger, and like our brave forsialhcis
We must strain every .insw, and bea'
every prisa.ian in order 10 ,preservs
them" And has it come 10 tris gen
,lemen and have you the face to sc
knowledge il, fou declared war o.
gf,ncs agains, G,eai Brtain---a war,
ahicb was to have siripped her, in >
few short months, Of all her possessions,
ia North AmeGica, esla! lished {" free
trade and Sailors rights" upon the ocean,
aud brought "lhc cunmoD dislurbcr oil
toe world" to your feet. More th1G
I~o years have passed away, since this
easy task vas undertaken, and where
are yon nosop Sitting in sackclo,h .
midse the ashes Of yeur own Capital
mourning over the binsted expectation
If y.ur vain conccits, racking your
brains to End out away of escape from
the dangers tnai you have brought " OIL
the country, and crying Unto the people,
10 the terror OF your hear1s-"Sierh nor,
neither s!amber--for fhe enemy ia at
yonr door ! Bring forth The tenth part
Of oil you hsssess--epea your first born,
ard see u soc can aVert the ssTah that
IS come uhOn u.s.! The people may
answer the Sppcal--l!ley say even con.
sent to do all that is required Of them
they meg submit 10 see the little rem
n-nt q their fortunes sold under the
Msrshaiis hammcr, 10 raise IHoney for
The support ef he wsr--they may stand
patiently by, and see their children and
their friends dragged o6' by military an
,hority--;heY may submit TO all thjs, and
yet be unable to escape the peJiis that
.urroond them. All tbs energies, oil
the resources OF the nation, directed and
controlled ~ The men who now govern
it. viii be ihsdcgoa,e even to The ordi-
nary purposes Oft Subsistence, They
would be hnt a ps;ce in the hand OF q
tool, who knows not hnw to use IL" Ii
IS not rue, that tne times js,!fy the ex.
trasrdina J and oppressive dsnand. Ia,
ore 10 be made upon the Ike; and for
tunes Of the people. Their ii5artils are
nor 10 danger, unless il be from the mes-
sures Of their own go,crnmeDt: Let
our armies be recalled from Canada
United with the forces Of each psrticu.
Jar state, they will aasrd them ample
projection sgains, the marauding inya
,iohs Of The enemy. We shall then have
nothing TO fear from the enemy a,hhout
Let the weak and suspected men rho
row conduct our affairs, lay down a bur
then which they have not the ability to
sustain, and We shall have nothing to ap-
prehcnd irom the eoemy within.
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We shall avail ourselves Of the car.
iiest opportunity to present our readers
with the bold and eloquent speech Of the
hon Cyrus King Of Massachusetts upon
the increase CT tie present tsres.
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The Subscribers to the A
lexandria COFFEE HOUSE aud CHI.
zsns generally, are requested 10 attend
the Cefee-House this day for the rur-
pose OF naking nsw arrangements for
the ensuing year.
NJ
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-01

Two U S. Schooaers, the Tisrcss
and Scorpion have heen captured BY the
Enemy on Lake Huron. They we're
boarded IN The night lime abou, 40 miles
from Mackinaw.
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New. York, October 90.

BY the Steam. Boat, whicharrived
atDoon yesterday. We have been fur
nished " it'll the following.
Ertract Of a letter from Gcn. Ripley's
Aid to Mr.. 5. Allen Of .aibany,
dated October 90.
" Yesterday Gen. RisssL with his
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TO RENT

And posse s., N given in ten days ON
this, convenient Dwelling House on
Pitt Str Ell, oppo ite to Col S,mma's
arden, an jaining that Of e. plain
fridiurd's.- $50. 10 sell or tnt q
well improved G ,rlen c-lled by friends
Am &c. dam. situated on w of, Patti, *
ii Henry s rer on whit h is sn al
en- ment, "hicn with little cxpence
mient De msde very convenient or
sm ii f.miiy tits place is well adapt.
Ell Tor TIE use Of IN industrious iard-
ner.-Alsn for sale, at the Subscribers
.'ouse on Pitt Street, severi articles of
vslu4ilc Flu n.ture. Apple tion TO 20
made OF the premises, Gr to ny son
AT AIR. James ncerson's Store, upper
end ci King Street.
no,.I Dill.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-01

The hon. Mr.. Huger, iederalist,
has been elected a member of the l4ib
Congress from tae Stale oil South Caro-.
Ina.
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David Black.
NoyemherA s.
Corn & Corn Meal stopped.
NoyemherA

ON Sunday morning !sst, about day
light, som lila k Mcnl nded IN Capr.
tnckcr's Wharf froms hoai, Eve Bags,
ont1iuing shellsd Germ and Corn
Meal, and baskets ofCorn in the Tar.
mounting to about 2 barrels and a
half, and Immediately shovel of nj
lett it. The property has been ken
care OF, and the owner ma have il on
describing tie SAM, and p yng Tho
expenses Attending the sc u ing oil it,
nd the cost OF THIS advertiser ent
Henry Frazier.
Nov |. a..
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Attention Military.

sAT GALLON Couris OF Erquiry
40 Tor the LIST s I'd Battalion oil Tho
Lat Regiment of Militia VIII be hel. at
he Court House on Wodnes day nsAt
At 10 o'clock in the morning.
BY order,
Alexander Hunter, Adj.
Nov. 4
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Ealrnei Of liter 10 the Editor Of
the Buffalo Gazct,e, dated
" Chippawa Plains. Oct. is.

"Yeu may hsve heard ofthe aring
at Chippawa yesterday The occasion,
was simply this: ourar,il'eri t, WAS ad
vanesd 10 point of wood. wiiLia a
bout 500 yards 81 their works. ami
opened upon them they rc,urnsd the
FIRE from four different batteries.
which we're constrained iOSl0p nrins.
for abont an hour, and then siieueed.
They drew baek the principal part Of
their troops--and. after losing q few
men ami horses. hid the rest
4 considerable bsdy Of Volunteers
from The states OF ksniurky and
Ohio have arrived at Detroit, con-
mandrd by Gen. Macarthur, Of the
regular army.
From the Buffalo GaseIle.
TO THE EDITOR.
/ I" Chippa'ca Piains, Oct. 16, 1914.
IL enclose you correct copy of
an order found in an orderly book OF
the BRITISH 7th regt. left in ono o.!
their Eiyouaes, near Fart Erie"
Head Quarters. Camp before Fort
Erie, 5ih ing. tSti.
Lieut.. Gen. Drunp,ond has receiv.
ed the report Of the officer, 10 whose
direction the force passed 10 the right
hank ct the river on the night ofihe
Cd inst. WIS contided. The indigaa-
zion excited in ths mind OF the Lieut..
Grneral. from discovering that the
failure Of an expedition. the success
of which. by destroying The enemy's
means Of Subsistence, would have
compelled bis force on this side, 10
have surrendered 20 the troops by
which he is invested, orby risginS aa
action with the Lieut.. General in the
Held. to have met certain defeat. has
been solely caused by the misbchasior
Of the troops employed on this honor
able service, will not permit him 10
expatiate on a subject so unmiiitary
aud ,iisgracefuI. He has only TO in.
innate therefore. that as il is 10 the
officers that The soldiers must ever
lock up for an example Of intrepidity
and devotion. il is also the dut, Of
all officers 10 punish with death on
the spot, any man under their com
nand. who nay be found guilty Of
misbrhavior before the enemy. To
the troops most particularly alluded
10, il is the Lieut Generals deter
minaiien, 10 afford an immediate OPP
portunity. Of at once effaeins from
his mind the impsessian which the
report offs officers q his o1cn obser-
cation have produced, and Of avertins
that report Of their conduct. which
hc shall feel il his indispensable and
imperinus duty TO hasten 10 lay at the
feet of bis sovereign. COUGHING.
ducking or laying down, when adj
vaneing under fire. are bad habits, s.
must be corrected.
The Lieut.. General is happy to
find. that the officers employed on
the late expedition, appear 10 have
done their duty.
BY order Of Lieut.. Geo. Drum.
mond.
], HARVEY,
II FOL Don .3dj fen
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY. NoyENBER |
- TO SKGW

"To skGW
'nk ysR1 AGE &c BODY or yEx TINs
AIS FORM AND pRxs.uRF."
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Of burning and piilas 'Ag private as
veil as public property, we think it
fair that the enemy should be heard
in his own defence. We shall there
fore republish the article.
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Pubic Sale.

Pubic Sale.
On Taesdsy n-rt, Iks lss Of Aoves Der,
wii be Sold al The Vendue Sfoye
Il vm7ety Of Household FIN
mt,re,
Consisting of TABLES, Chairs, Bed
staeds, Beds, aud Bed and Tale Linen,
sc. SC.
PC. MARSTELLER.
Oct. 90
c. A Waggoner by name
WILLIAM BARNETT, las per re-
ceip, givep) on the 18th August, re.
eeived 25 Boxes Mould Candles, u ark
ed A. H. & Co. which have never re,
come 70 hand, ner have been hea y tf.
It i, supposed he vas impressed inio
the service oflho Uni cd States. A Ii.
bsral reward will be given for infyrua.
ton of said Barnett or the Candies. 50
they can be obtsined-they were par
chased and sent BY Mr.. BENI RIcAup,
Baltimore, to the Subscribers.
adams, H1{en 8. Co.
~ Toe Baltimore Fcdersi Gaz,us
will picsse insert tie above three limt.,
and send their account TO this Office
Nov. l. 81.
PRINTING
sKAPLV KxxcUTEp AT 1Hss ogSecA
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From .NItGA0A.
From The Buealo Gazette, Of Tues

Gay Ortober IS.
Since our last. about 500 Light
Dragons, Artillerisis and Infantry
have passed for the northern army, in
Canada.
Brig. Gen, Winder, and suite, Col.
Fenwick, II many other ehicers have
also passed on.
GA Monday week. the armv Of
Mi. General lizard, moved from
Lewistawn, and crsssed The Niagara
at Black Rock. The General when
joined by The distinguished army Of
Major General Brown, passed down
the Niagara.
The following extract ola letter
is all the direct intelligence we have
froEI the army. We. however, learnt
from the hrnrer Of the letter. that
preparations were complete for cross
ing the Chippawa yesterday mern-
ing.
Extract Of a liter 10 the Editor Of
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-12-08
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 iowa
and the same distance from Charles Town
and Martinsburgh, containing 769 acres,
lying in conveniot form for division in.
TO three tenaments. 1t is supposed that at
least 400 acres Of this land is in timber, Of
the finest kind-The sell is of the first
quality The improvements are large
convenient stone dwelling House, largs
stone Barn, and other convenient buildings
"a fine spring rises near the dwelling
house.
A further description of this elegant sea.
is supposed to be unnecessary, as a pur-
chaser would Of course be disposed to view
the premises before he purchased
The subscriber is also authorized to soil
q SMALL FARM, tolerably well improv-
ed, about ore mile from the former, of gu
acres of Land, of the finest quality one
half Tor nearly 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 with
view OF purchasing, will make applica-
ton to the subscriber residing in Shep-
herd s-Town.
JOHN BAKER.
February 5, 1914. It'll
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Land for Sale.

wish TO sell La tract of land, situate with
in mile of Darksville, containing l6O a
ores, the half of which is thiekley clothed
with timber, and Is acres of good meadow
made The improvements are three
dwelling houses, good Kitchen & Smoke.
house, an excellent frame Barn, and good
stableage, there is an excellent pump oil
water near the door, also we'll of never
failing water in the yard for the use of nor.
ses.-ihe land is watered by Middle Greek,
and a Still-house situated on it, would
wish to sell the Still house and Is acres sc
parate from the other Land | will also
sell House and lot in Darksville. and
| an out lot, the house is very we'll calculated
for any tradesman; the same stream runs
through the Lot Also two Negro Boys
one five and the other three years old
NICHOLAS ROUSCH, Jun.
Nov IL, 1914
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Land fol. Sale

ny virtue of Deed OF Trust, executed
by Edward Kennedy and wife and Aaron
Kennedy and wife, for the purpose OF Sc
curing debt therein mentioned, to Mat
thew Ransom, Tin which Deed the suoscri-
Der is named a Trustee) will be sold on
the premises, on the 2+th day of December
next, at Public Auction. to the highest bid
der for ready money, so :auch of 81 acres
and SO square poles Of Land, conveyed by
said Deed (stuate in Berkeley County, ad-
Joining Lands of George Mong, Col. David
Hunter Edward Tabb and others,) as shall
be sufficient to raise about s 40l Al cents,
besides costs, being balance of said debt
and interest remaining due and unpaid.
OBED WAITE
Nov Oh 1871
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold at public sale on Monday
the fifth of December, at the late dwelling
of Peter Shafer, decd. on Back Greek,
three and an half miles from Mills Gap,
all the personal property of said decd. con
slsting of Horses, Cows, Sheep, Hogs, end
Farming implements Household and
Kitchen Furniture, a quantity of Corn,
Rye and Wheat. and some Hay.-N Nine
months credit will be given, the purchaser
giving bond and approved security. The
sale will commence at g o'clock.
ANTHONY ROSENBERGER, 4dm'r,
Nov. "a, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-12-08
LASTNOUICE.

ALL those indebted to the subscriber,
either by Bond, Note or Book account, are
requested for the second and last time, to
come forward and pay their respective OBJ
legations or accounts, to BARNET KEEP
HART, of Berkeley County, on or before
the first of December next, as no longer
indulgence can be given. The subscriber
being in great need of money, hopes that
punctuality will be attended to-All those
who fail may give themselves the blame for
having to pay great deal of cost
ABRAHAM FOLCK
Nov 81, 1914