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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-29

,u,piv A esssisuaon ibs sn Iron
Company hath been disested snder the
,scection Of The most experienced Iron
masters, wna a special view Of Ger
lainty in the necessary funds, perma
hence Of operation, and safety 70 each
Individual Stockholder and ! oHer
hereby, strong inducements 70 these
inclined to engage in such Company |;
putting the property, With al its advan.
ages, at les. to the Company lot which
| wish 10 be ons) than what II would
actually sell ier, in farm and wood lots
know Of no men, Of commas pru-
ieuce, tina, have failed 70 amass fortunes,
W this business, where the ore has been
plentiful and good, and the wood abuR-
daat-~ho have adopted the improved
rode which vas frat prsctised in Penn
,ylvania, by Mr.. Roberto Coleman who
ro,ning . stranger into the country, Z
commencing with nothing but his SUI
,etio, ssgaei,y snd ACTIVITY, nr'de by
nat business princely fortune in few
years, and is now the largest owner Of
iron. o orks in Anerica!
Persons dssiroo. Of purchasing any at
his property, or Of engaging in the /.
IN concern viii be Piefsed to apply to
he subscriher in This plsee--or 10 Maj.
Wm. Hickman, near Charles,owD, JET
ierson County --or 60 Me. Abiel Jenners
near Ws,erlord in Loudoun Couhty
aud Il by letter To- paw postage.
Ferdinando Fairfax.
July 5 law
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A. Moore, Reg'r.
This is to give Notice. That

the Suaser.ber of alexandria County
IN the District Of Columbia, has o6-
saiasd iron the Orphans Court OF SAID
e.,unty, Letters Of Administration OH
tae persoasi Estate Of Mary Ana Mar
t,n, deceased. All persons having
ci,isns against he said Dscedent, arc
hcrasy wsrs-a 10 exhibit the sans
With the vouchers thereof, &c the sub.
4.rihss du!, authenticated and passed
by rac orph,,a's Ce"rt. On or before
DC sad dsy OF Nay next. or they
may by '.w be excluded iroEn OH bcne.
g. 10 s.ia Eua,c, and ,hose indebted
thereto arc required 80 mske imme.
d..te nsymen, Given under my hand
tbs s3a asy Of Nassu'bsr fsH.
Andrew Fleming,
Atm'r Of Nary dan AarstH
Nav. ~. o'N.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-29
This is to give Notice, That

the (. .s.cf&3er 0i aie1aaaria Lonn;t.
In IN. District Of Co.,m.,a. has ssi-
ya,-. frar, tbs ts,siaa's Cocrt Of sAid
es.aiy Later. fesi.nen,ars On the
per- .sSl e., ATE 81 Js.rss Nheehy lS'e
vi the soU:as atore.-'d. deceased ="
p.-s,as hSssas cis,o.s az ''as, the sz's
Decrds,a are i,.rc',y w@nct 60 exm.
~ the $. nax Si,ht;te vouchers s'tieoi
duly IN &c ,,:estct asd Passed BY ihe
Orya,u's tvart. 70 the a. ecribcr. on
ar ,.eiare the s say O. Ma next. o.
trsv n " w. las Ne exc uds from all
Ssssai tos,.+ esssse, and taasr iTassS-
sa IhssS.o are e,q isyeS to mate I'M
med,s ps.meat: Cirea snde~ rs
Mad tAi. 23l dSvaf Sav-w.--. ist4.
Thomas Cruise,
.drfi.y Erfessor Of Las. Ssrrsp- dre'd.
~ - din.
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James Kennedy & Son.,
B.okseilers, Kms Street,

HAVE FOR S-iE
THE Family instructor Tor Parents
and Caiidre,, Aa3icrs and Servants,
q Husbands and w yes y
The Christians Manu,l of Faith and
Devotion, cdapted TO the various &C.
casions of the Christian Life, by BIZ
= shc2 Hobart
rae rev Manual of Devotions.,
Choice Embi;ms for Youth, Natural
iiis,ori al No.ei and Divine, with
hand,on,e Engr, Wings
he Fss,saa FEES ivals Of the Church,
by Mr.. Nelson & Bishop Hobart.
i'he Works Of Han all More in vols
in plain or elegant binding
More's System OK Female Education
Practical Pitty
Christi n Morals
The Dsiryman'. Daus hter, N au'
then.ic aad ip,e,esling Narrative, b
a Gle gyman
>cot,'s very valuable Family Bible
with Historical Notes aud Practic.
O sesya,ions
,chool Books and Classics Of all kind
.hi!drc IS Books with handsome En-.
cravings
aib'e. AMI Common Prayer Books OF
al! sizes and prizes, and IN ali the
different kinds cf binding
W It's and y Nights Psiams x Hymns
lsr9e and snail
settlement and L adies' Pocket Books
and Ladies' Thread Cases
stationary Articles Of ali kinds, Fools
cap and Letter Paper Of the best
quality
blank Books Of all serts made in the
n.atest manRer, ard Account Book.
ruled to any pattern with Patent Rui
ing and Binding If required. and al
the lowest prices
Blink, Visiting and Playing Cards, and
< good assortment Of the most ia
3 shsooab!e Paper Iaagings.
torea6ert9 dit.
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800 Dollars Rcward.
Alb .cOSDED from nv Pierta1o'
cn,rr,es,y ,ved Ssdi-y &arH.
THREE SLAVES,

PRANK NAt-AEN9Y, and FRI
pEeI ..K--Tsaak is f,et 6 Oh =
In. has his,, s.out,, formed sad re-
paaSsoiy s;roig, stoat ~ - years
cS s.c, veey sarge N,ouih, thick pro-
R,inr., lips, Ga, Srosd nose aud Of .
black c..spiexioa, his feet are also
vc-y targ:c. -iih several scars o. them
cut ne IN axe nc is Ca'f-nrer.-
Mar Hears Is feet. I'D asoiii ,'i% aes
n a. weH pt"oo,t,oned, ae'ire ana
Ekc,y, Of dix b GUN comF'exion.
A,,re a!y IN has dress, rot vcry iaieth'
gc,,,. saa &c er 'ity .ia'!ss wi.es sfo.
k.- e 49, Rr~srr,cI - 5!sou, 3; le4:s
or,.ce; 5 ie.i 9 or 80 peh's mSh-
SOFT and s.:tire h-s an iaped,@vnt
/, his speech, aud larre ;c.- ua afs
reper !iD, Is drtsht Sa'stto "ih
sssy cyes. aud saost cni.d hair -
ta;. Se,isw vss ioracriy aeca,;omed
o. W IL 10 lice aeuse sa3 attend OH
horses: h,,; ar TIC i,st ! Years ~ors-
eel e tbs aisrk,ni,h's trade wtis
s;r~, IL taken ~aiia the cs'ndes OF
w.. ,ma-e,a..d. Richmos,d. Sorthun,-
he,iund, saess,sr, er any Stere IN
~ stare Of l,a"yland, Fil,v Dollars
FAR ei,he, or the aaove n.m%d slaves
--,f wi,Sia the coasties Of Si;f,sd
o. E;og G.orsc. 80 noi'ars each. il
wi,nin the c"aa.ies Of Prince William,
LEU ou1, Firfas or suy o'hee cnun-
t,es ~i,h,s the State Of Virginia, IS
Ds,itr: E. h--lf or of the as'es Of
Vra;ois ~ Nsrtiond ZOE Dollars
sa-h. ui,h all reasonable charges ior
Bringing hc.se. or securing IN ssme
Jai; 20 that Z get them sgain. The
bo. 81 YES aad on whea they went oh
round j,ck. t. mede OF dark >hsg clio.
commonly called Rear Skin, With lea
tser but,onx. co;t.e shirts, and brown
linen, OF tvilied cotton and yarn pan
taloaas tt.ey may hsve other clothes
not at thi. time recoliected. ] am ~
dueed to believe their o. jest Is TO Get
On hoard ol,hs enemy. ships. or pos.
sibly attempt 10 get to Penasyivaoia as
they went OF without r-ov"c"t'on.
WIN. Robinson.
Howanp. near Alexandria, Fair.
fax County, Virginia.
Nov "A. dtfen
". 3. Twenty Dohc-s viii g'v
hr each # taken IN fSe Dissriei q Go
isnba.
w. r.
THE CORS.4IR,
Anew and elegant POEM by Lsrd
2yrer Is i4I received for Sale BY
lanes Kennedy & Sen.
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Having administered upon

Having administered upon
the Est lie Of the late jeremiah b J=t,
deceased, at Wcstmorelond county,
Virx;uil--ANp persons having claims a.
sainst he deceased, are requested 10
forward them en or before the S of Jan.
aacy nexi. being desirous to ascertain
The amouet Of lis debts, that arrange
mrats msv he made for their disc barge
Al those indebted TO the said de.
ea,ed. are requested ~ make imre-
date payment, as the si:uo,icn OF the
Estate will not admit of Indulgence.
On the 9Th Of January next,
WILL BIZ SOlD at Mat,ox B idge,
upon q credit until the frs, of Sepem.
her next, to bear is,erest from the date,
alt rae Par;shu6h Profrriy u Jsss-
HIAa B. Jxry, deeeased, consisting o.!
Beds and Bedding, Household ard
Kitchen Furniture, two fine Horses, ii.
Il or tos the Saddle or Harness, and a
variety OF other Articles
1T IN: same fine e hkee, viii Be Sod,
Fifty Head Of Horned Cattle. and Fit.
Head f Sheep. Much of.lhc Cattle
will he good Beef. aud among the Sheep
excellent Mu,ioH. upon the same terms
AS ahove Bond aad approved security
,.il, be required. tbu, il proposed BY the
pnrciasers) approved bonds tue" VIII
90 received 10 payment.
Daniel Carmichael,
Adm'r. IF J. D. Jeti,
Wesimoreland e sriy Va.
December 10 80. Is
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Wanted to purchase licv-
andria & Washington 7"a-i
Stock-Eaquire at tbs or"'e>
December IL. z~S
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Orphans Court,

.AlfIaadrG County, JAov. Term, 1874
OrDEaE0, The. the Executor OF
Janes Sssrby. decrasea ia insert
the lol.swing advertisements ) t'a,es 4
vs-k Tor eight weeks in the A1eSan-
sris N-ssea1~rs.
A coqY-Tcs,,
A. Moore, Reg'r.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-29

WI! Commence drawing IN baltimoTe
Fehras'y rex'. FIRST drawn Ticket en-.
tilted 20 5 90 y liars
~. Present price Of Tickets IS bot
will advance oa ,as Is, January next to
S.
For sale BY
Hpr ~. go
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-29
Orphans Court,

sran iris County, Nou. Term, Isl
ORDER I'D, That that the Adm.is,
n;sts4;ors 81 Mary Ann Martin, de-
ceased, do insert the 70 lowing adyer
ii.s.,eas three times a-week Tor ton;
weeks in the Alexandria Newspaper
A Copy--Text,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-29

Public Sale.
WILL be sold at pushc Auction 81
Thursday tie 2eth inst. at the Store
lately oc up'ed by. e NJ. Perrin,
near tie c. fee House,
Sundry articles Of .Mrchandiz<,
CONSISTING OF
SUITS of v.riau, k ndS, Boiling Cloths;
calicocs C9rduroyi, Silks. Laoes,
Cloves, &c. &c and .undry articles Of
Household Furniture, late the pro-
perty Of said Perrin.
P G, Marsteller.
Dec, % DIS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-29

NOTICE.
THE annual me- citing Of the Stock.
4 holders in the little river Turn.
pike Company will take plsce on the
,eccad Monday in January next al
.rplett', Hotel, in Alexandria: A.
which time an election will re held to-
a President, four Directors, and a Urea.
surer. On the fbl.owing da. super
ofthe Road and Collectors 9,
Tolls wifi be appointed. BY order o.
the Directors
Jonah Thompson. Treas'r.
November 20. 2s"1t q
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Bank of alexandria.

= DARK Ol SleAanufld,
Decem6cr 70, 1914.
THE Stockholders in tho bark Of
Alexandria are hereby notified, that
a. ele ton of nire Directors for the
ensuing year, wi ! be held Il the cours
house in this town, on the third Mon.
day lthe 'st.) J,nuary next.
J. L. M'Kenna. Cad,r:
Dec ~. ePts.
l wish to hire for the ensu.
ing year, good h.use servant who
undergraduates cooking and washins-
To such asne liberal wages will. b
g.vshs -.
=: C.. Griffith.
&c. % ,. dse
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-28
THE SLAVE TRADE

In the House of Lords, Thursday, May
9Th, 1914.
Resolved, memine dissentiente, on the
motion of Lord Greenville that the follow
ing address be presented to his royal high
ness the prince Regent:
We humbly represent to your royal high
ness, that we have seen with unspeakable
satisfaction, the beneficial and happy con
sequences of the law, by which the Afri-
can slave trade has been throughout all his
maJesty's dominions, forever prohibited,
and abolished; and that we rely, with the
fullest confidence, on the gracious assnr-
ances, which both his majesty and your
royal highness nave condescended to give
to US of yoEr endeavours to obtain from
other powers that cooperation which is
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-28
MADISON ISLAND.

The Salem Gazette has the following
note on the subject of the Island Nooaheva.
"This Island is one of a cluster of seven
islands, which were discovered by captain
j. ~lNGRAHAM, of the brig Hope of Boston,
April 1871, and to which he gave the names
of Washington, adams, Lincoln, Fede.
raj, Franklin, Hancock, and Knor, after
wards, but before captain Ingraham's dis
covery was known, captain Roberts. in the
ship Jefferson of Boston, discovered the
same islands, and gave them other names;
that which capt. J. had called Federal, he
named adams, and it is the same which
captain Porter has now named Madison.
THE whole cluster are called in MoRsE's
Gazetteer the Mgraham Isles they are
conveniently situated to afford refreshments
to ships in the trade to the N. w. Coast"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-28
LOCAL MATTERS.

The volunteers from this district, form
ing for their numbers a very efficient corps,
> remain encamped on a delightful ground
near the Wood Yard. They will doubtless
continue there, unless the enemy shall ap-
proach nearer to US than he has vet BEEN
Where the Seth and 36th regiments are.
we have not correctly heard, but have every
reliance in their movements being properly
directed by Gen. Winder, who commands
the Military District lately laid out. TIE
his direction also will be confided the camp
ola large number Greater than we have
heretofore stated III of regulars and mi.
litia, which is to be stationed between this
city and Baltimore. The ground fixed on
Tor the e~ncampment or head quarters, is
now said to be on the East side of the Pa
tuxent but at very short notice the whole
or any part of this force can be moved to
any point between the two rivers that is
assailed or menaeed. We could state more
distinctly the number and species of force
to be assembled, but that it would, for very
obvious reasons, be improper to do So.
We feel painful regret for the sufferings
of the people of Calvert, St. Mary's and
Charles counties. Their exposed situation
lds Suspected tnem 10 sore visitation / their
militia have been so harrassed by repeated
calls upon them, frequently on false alarms,
as not to be able TO assemble, on the actual
landing Of the enemy, in time to repel him.
" hupe, however, mat the measures now
in a train of execution, and the malicious
arrangements to be expected from the ac-
tiyity and talents of the commanding gen.
eral, will enable them to return to their
farms in time to save their crops.
From Baltimore, we learn. that two
thousand militia are embodied, who will
cooperate with the volunteer and militia
force ofthis district, and the camp to be
formed below, to secure the adjoining
country from hostile tread.
AS for the party Of the enemy said to be
at Leonardtown, we shall be much mis-.
taken if Gen. Stewart, commanding the
militia of that district, suffers them long to
hold footing there.
The militia to be placed in camp. it
seems reasonable, should in a great degree
be drawn from the interior. The upper
counties contain several excellent volunteer
companies; and, being entirely secure from
even menace by the enemy, would gladly
lend a helping hand to their less fortunate
neighbors on the shores of the rivers.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-28

still necessary for the completion of this
great work.
1t well became Great Britain, having
partaken SO largely in the guilt of this in
human and unchristian traffic, to stand for
ward among the nations of Europe, and
openly to proclaim its remuneration. This
duty we have discharged does not cease here
The crimes countenanced by our example,
and the calamities created or extended by
our misconduct, continue to afilict an un-
offending people. Other European nations
still carry on this commerce., if commerce
it can be called, in the lives and liberties
of our ellow-creatures By their inter-
%vention, its clandestine continuance is en-
couraged and facilitated in our own depen-
denotes. BY the same cause, the desola-
ton and barbarism of a whole continent
are prolonged and unless some timely
prevention be applied, the returning tran
guilty of Europe, the source of JOY and
exultation to ourselves, will be the ARA
only of renewed and aggravated miseries
to the wretched victims OF an unprincipled
and relentless avarice.
With all humility, therefore, but with
the utmost earnestness, we supplicate your
royal highness, hat the whole weight and
influence of the British Crown may be
exerted in the approaching negotiations
to avert this dreadful evil. In the name
of our country, and on the behalf of the
interests of humanity, we intreat that
the immediate and total abolition of the
slave trade may be solicited from all tho
sovereigns of Europe. No moment, we
think, was ever yet so favorable, for sti-
pulating a joint and irrevocable renuncia.
ton of these barbarous practices, and for
promulgating, by the assembled authority
of the whole civilized world, a solemn
declaration, that, to carry away into slave
ry the inhabitants of ~unoffending countries,
is to violate the universal law of nations,
founded as that law must ever be on the
immutable principles of justice and reli.
gion.
1t is on those sacred principles, the safe
guards of all lawful government. the bull
warks of fall national independence, that we
wish our proposal to be rested on them
we rely for its success recommended as
it will be, not by the exhortations only,
but by the example of Great Britain, and
addressed to the rulers of those states
"haNh Ho'o thCuiSSiFCo . " Si2udty UCcu
rescued by Providence from danger and.
destruction from internal desolation and
from subsection to a foreign yoke.
On all it must, we think impress itself
with equal force whether they be ranked
among the deliverers, or the delivered ; a.
mong those, whom a merciless oppression
had already overwhelmed, or among those
whose moderation and justice in success
have added lustre even to the irmness Of
their resistance, and to the glory of their
victories.
No worthier thanks, we corG1eutiy be-
lieve, can be offered to providence for past
protection-on no better grounds can future
blessings be solicited, than by the recogni-
ton and discharge of the great duties
which we owe alike, for the rights, the H.
berty. and the happiness of our fellow
creatures.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-28
BRITISH REINFORCEMENTS IN
CANADA.

From the NsU- York Commercial Adver.
tiSsr, Jv'y 10.
On the margin of the Plattsburg Her.
aid, received at this office this morning, is
written the following note:
+" FdttsbHrg, July sth, 10 O'Clock, H. d.
We are informed by a gentleman of
veracity, who has just arrived here from
Malone, In Franklin County, that he had
seen a handbill printed two or three days
since at Montreal, announcing the arrival
OF twenty regiments of Lord Wellington's
army at Quebec containing between IL and
$4,000 men,"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-28
TURNIPs.

A very important secret in Agriculture
was made known, for the communication
of which two hundred guineas was previ.
ously subscribed. II is a preventive for
turnips against the insect called the Fly
+" The discovery is to sow two pound of ra-
dish seed on every acre Of turnip land, with
the turnips, which the inventor declares,
will so attract the fly, as to prevent its prov
ing at all in j%urious to the turnips."
London paper.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-28
WASHINGTON CITY, July 10.
THE ENEMY IN THE PATUXENT

An express arrived on Sunday evening
from Gen Winder stating that the enemy
were ascending the Patuxent in great force 1:
orders we're Immediately issued from the
War Department for a detachment of vo-
%linteers to proceed from this city yester,
day about Il O'Clock capt. Davidson's light
infantry, capt Bureh's artillery, and capt
DJa8hty's rifle companies took up the line
Of marcia the wnoie under the commend
of Captain Davidson.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-28
~PLATTSBURGH, July Is.

A duel was lately fought at Champlain,
between Lieuts. Roberts and Rose, of the
18th regt. in which both parties were dan
gerously wounded.
Except the shooting of a %eentinel on his
post at Champlain by an Indian, no acts
of hostilities worthy of notice have occurred
in this quarter since our last.
Our fleet still remains at Chazy.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-28
NEW ORK. July 81

--latest arrivaI-Yesterday afternoon the
private armed schooner General Arm-
strong, Champlin, commander, arrived
from a cruize of III days, as we mentioned
i'll a postscript to a part ofour Impression
During her cruise she captured IL enemy
vessels, z of which were burnt, and the
other 4 she named and sent in. She brings
London papers to the 25th of May, that is
IL days later than before received. Their
most interesting paragraphs are extracted
and will be found in the proper columns.
After an attentive examination of them
we see nothing to disturb in the least, the
opinions we have heretofore expressed res.
pecting the probability of an immediate
peace, 1t appears that Commissioners have
been appointed to meet ours at Client, near
Antwerp, a place more convenient to the
British Ministry than G~ottenburg, and
equally so to the American Commissioners.
Before this time, they have, doubtless, met,
and it will not probably be long, before we
hear, ifnot the result, yet enough to en-
able US TO form a reasonable conjecture
what the result will be. There is nothing
which tends in any degree to enlighten Us
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-28
THE GAZETTE.
MARTINSBURGH :
TIE ENEMY
THURSDAY, JULY 2s.

have again made their appearance in
the Potomac, and renewed their work o.
destruction. On Wednesday last ~theyaand,
ed a number of men from IA barges, in No
mony river, and burnt the dwelling honses
OF MIR. oaml. Lewis, Mrs. Sanford, Mrs.
GIascock, Mrs. Buckner. and Mrs. Thomn.
SON. VITA the tobacco warehouse and all
the wheat IN the neighbourhood. They
shortly atter repaired on board their ships.
Several hundred of the militia of this
own ana county, left here yesterday for
the fotoIlac. Tir. Herald.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-28
RICHMOND July 20.

We understand that the Executive Coun-
ell have determined to call into immediate
service, a respectable force for the defence
of this Commonwealth. These troops are
under marching orders. They are exclu-
sive of the 20 Regiments, VINO have been
directed to hold themselves in readiness
for service. Time will develope the par
t~iculars.
Enquirer.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-28
Baltim ore, .JuIv 81.

An express arrived in this city this morn
ing to general Winder, announcing that the
British have landed about 500 men and
taken Leonardtown, lLeonardtown is a
post town in this state, capital of St. Mary's
county, containing about 90 or 20 houses,
a court house and jail
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-28
ANNAPOLIS. July 81.

We learn by a respectable gentleman
from Calvert County, that the British who
destroyedth the Warehouses at Hunting Town,
on Tuesday last, burnt the Court House,
&c at Prince Frederick Town, Calvert! I
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-28
A Camp Meeting

WILL be held on John Campbeli's Land
{ the same place it was held at last year)
IN Tuesday the 10th August next.
July IS, 1914,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-07-28

aeaux for this country, arrived here the
offers wear the White and Black Cockade (;
the men appear to be principally young,
active and healthy. Lady Provost and
family arrived here on Thursday last, from
Quebec.