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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26

AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office of
the Superior Court of Chancery for The
Winchelter Difr;ct the frlt monday
OF December. 1873.
The heirs and legal representative. II
Andrew Waggoner, desG riaintltts.
sgainft
-.ndrrw Chew and Charles M'Donald,
Defendants.
The Defendant Charles M'Donaid not
having entered his appearance and given
security according 70 the Act of Assem-
bly, and the Rules of this Court, and it
appealing by satisfactory evidence, that
nc is nor an inhabitant of this country: it
is ordered, That the faid Defendant do ap.
pear here on the first day of toe next
tern * answer the bill of the plaintiff; &
that a copy of this order be forthwith
Inserted in some newspaper published in
Wincheaer, for two months successfully
and polted at the front door of the Court
Hopie in the faid town OF Winchester.
A Copy. Teae,
DANIEL LEE, c. G. c.
January II. lmcS
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26
islch Limestone Land
FOR SALE.

HE Y Virtue of asBEED Of TRUST.
"a D from George Dcnealc, iunr. ard Eli
zabeth his wife, made on the zsth of Ja-
nuary. 1873, to the subicribers for secu-
ring the pay ment Of the fu-ns OF money
therein mentioned, with the in,erea ac..
cruing thereon to John II. Orr, VINO hath
ahiGned the fame TO Charles Carter, We
the undersigned by the direction Of the
laid Carter, ihail proceed on the 9TH day
of April next, iii the weather fhall adj
nit of it. and Il nor, on the enfuing day,J
about the hour of ore in the afrernoop; at
the Tavern OF George S. Lane, in Berry,
vile Frederick Comfy, to fell to the
highef bidder for Calh, the I raet of Land
defcribed in the faid Deed, or 70 much
thereof as fhall be -fufiicient to discharge
the principal fun already due, together
with the interea which lhall appear TO be
due on the day of fale, as alto the charges
attendant upon the {ale.
The faid Tract Of Land by a furvey
made about year hnce, contains two hun
dsed and fifty acres, is iituate in the faid
county of Frederick, in the vicinity Of
BsrryvilIe aforefaid, adjoins the Lands of
John Milton, Thomas ]sckfon and Others,
and is part of the Tract, which4or many
years had been called Gilmour's.
ROBERT PAGE,
GEORGE BLAKEMORE.
January 20. sords
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26
Public Sale.

NIILL be sold by public Sale, 1t the
w Court Houfe door in the town of
Romney, on Monday the I4,h day of
March next, being court day, negro
boy aSoHt ] Sor I9 years of age, arong
and able bodied-faid negro is part of the
efatc OF James M After, decd, and is
to be fold by virtue of a decree Of Hamp-
ihire Court.--Twelre msnths credit will
be given Cor 'hc price, the purchafer Civ
ing Boad and good fecurity.
A. KING.
Executor of the lat Will and
1cRamcnt of James M'Aiiaer.
February Ie eztds
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26
SALE.

DY VIRTUE of DECREE, made
Id by the County Court of Frederick
in Chancery, IN December laa, between
Thomas Frizz!c, PldintiH, and Stephen
Au4in, Defendant, the fubscriber, Com.
milioners, named in the iaid Decree, will
sell at the Tavern Of Samuel Ktrcheyal.
in Stephenibgrg, on Saturday the 9Th day
Of March next, st II O'Clock tor ready
money, to the highcR bidder, Trset Of
Land lying on the Welcrn side Of Crock
ed Run, 4 containing ten acres, being the
fame land thar was conveyed 70 the said
Thomas Frizzlc by James Moore & wife,
and now IN the occupation Of Warner
LEMUEL BENT,
JONATHAN CIRLILE.
EsbrSarT S. Sotas
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26
Land for Sale.
THE subscriber offers .or fale valu.
a able FARM containing
lll5 Acres,

lying near the Bull Run Mountain, in
Prince William County, Virginia, and
about seven miles from the Little River
Turnpike. This farm mas many and
ftrong recommendations.-Therc are from
six bundled and fifty, to fesen hundred
acres of arabic Land, divided at prsfene
into Eve fields and feveral small lots.
which are highly improved, and mea-
dow containing about thirty acres,
considerable proportion Of this land ia
laid down iii clover and each field is wa
tered by beautiful and constant stream.
The balance of the land is generally CO..
yered with valuable timber. In a local
point of view this farm is very advan-
tageously situated, being in a genteel
and oppulent ncighborhood, within few
miles of ieveral manufacturing Mills and
only thirty eight miles from Alex andria;
his land is not inferior TO any in its VII
Unity and receives imp rovcment frcm tle
Plaster Of Paris with great facility. A
more minute description cannot be ne
ceiiary as any person who may win to
Purchafe will, II is pre(unable, irit fee
the Farm. My terms may be known by
application to Mr.. Carter B. Fonraine,
who resides near the faia Farm.
LEWIS BERKELEY.
DAG. a.. sr.
sC@ fhe Editors of the Lancaster
journal and Fredericktowa Herald, are
requested TO insert the above advertise
ment, till forbid, anil transmit their
accounts TO the Office of the Winehes-
ter Gazette for payment.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26
For Sale
$50 acres of LAND.

>HE fabscnbers offers for sale a
4 Tra6t Of Land, within hslf mile
Of Newtown, Frederick County Va. con-
tanning one Hundred and fifty acres, about
one Hundred acres cleated, of which there
is about ten acres of meadow, a toierable
Dwelling House, Barn, orchard &c. In
is deemed unhecedary to give a farther
description Of the Land. Any persot
defitious of purchasing on terms which
will be liberal, apply TO Francis T. Mas
tin in Wiidle lewn who will fhew the
Paenifes.
REED WRIGHT.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26
BOARDING..

THE subscriber hereby notifies his
4 friends aud the public gener allv,
that he will take four young Ladies. az
Poaiders in his family, TO whom he will
teach the French Language and Drawing,
lar moderate price fhould it be requi-
red by the parents. He occupies the
house owned by Mr. Wolfe, situated in
the centre of Loudon. Street, and in the
proximity of Mrs. Nichols Academy.
J. A. XAUPI.
February 20. 6ztf
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26
Rich Limestone Land
FOR SALE.

EGY Virtue of DEED of TRUST
EE from Thomas Jackfon, and Ruth
his wife, made on the zsth of January,
1873, 10 the fubfcribers, for fccuring tie
payment of the fums of money therein
mentioned, with the inteIeR accraing
thereon, TO John d. Orr, who hath af-
Ggned the fame to Charles Carter, We
the undersigned By the direction of the
(aid Carter, fhali proceed on the 9TH da
of April next, at the Tavern of George
S. Lane, in Berryvi,le, Frederick county,
to fell TO the highca bidder for Cafh, the
TRAIT OF Land defcribed il the laid Deed,
Or so much thereof as fhall be iuiiicient TO
dfchargc the amount of the principal
fans already due, together with the inter
EFT which Ghail appear to be due on the
day Of faIc.
The laid trad of Land, which contains
four hundred and forty feyen acres and
quarter Of 40 acre, is fltuatc IN Frederick
County, in the vicinity of Berry vile a
forcfaid, adjoining the lasds of Matthew
Page, George Deneaie and Others, and is
part Of the rraa OF Land which for ma
ny years had be- y called GIlmour's.
The sale will commcnce at the Iavera
aiorcfaid, about the hour OF twelve, or
,hc laid eth day of April next, unlefs
i, mali be delayed by weather 70 incie-
fnent as to prevent the attendance of puE
chafcrs, in which event it will be pre-
ceeded with on the eDfuing day, at tbs
fame place and about the same hoUT.
ROBERT PAGE,
GEORGE BLAKEMORE,
January 7s, 1914. sstSs
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26
Notice.

HAVING been appointed to repre-
l i tent the abfcnt heirs of Aihford
Violet. late of the Parifh ofSt. Martins,
fate of Louih ma, deceafed, hereby no.
tify tie heirs of said Violet, to make
known their pretsniions without delay,
fubaantiated by proper documents, other
wife the proceeds of the fale of the efate
of the dcccafcd viii! be paid over to the
Treaiarer Of the State according TO Law.
10. A. PARkOTT,
Attorney for the abfcnt heirs of
Afhtord Violet, decd.
Attakapas Church, 18th Nov. 1873.
3mSS,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26
FOR SAFE. j FOR SALE.

TIME subscribers offer for sale Plan
tation within one aud half miles
of Wincheter, Frederick county, Va.
containing upwards of two hundred acres,
well adapted to platter and clover
There arc on the premises available N1er-
chant Mill, built of brick, running three
pair of tones with the necessary machine
~ TO manufacture -four ard grain Of all
kinds, Saw Mill and Tan Yard, three
large Dwelling Houses and a large Barn,
with other necessary out houses. This
valuable property is situated on Abra-
hams creek, which is never failing
Rresm. 1t was formerly owned by Isaac
Sitter deed.
The above property will be sold alto.
gether, or in such parcels as may suit the
purchasers. The terms of sale will be
made known by applying to either of the
subscribers.
IOHN S. WILLIAMS.
DAVID CASTLEMAN,
CHARLES MCCORMACK.
Nov. IT. tf5o
The Editors Of the Lancaster Journal,
Hageritown Gazette and Frcdericktown
Herald will inferr the above advertise
ment in their respective papers one Month
and transmit their accounts 10 this Office
for payment.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26
Patent CHURNS.

/ HE subscriber having purchased tx:
only right of making amd vending
CLEVELAND'S PATENI CHURN S
for the counties of Frederick and Loudon
takes this method of informing the public
thar he intends keeping fupply at his
houie in Berryville. He at the same time
forwarns all peTfons in either of said
counties from making, vending or using
Cieveiand's Patent Churns, unless au-
thor:sed by him, as he is determined to
Proiecute all such as the law directs.
Jesse BROWN.
Berry vile, Aug. 7. tfz4.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26
TO SPINNERS.

TIME fubscribcr having some time
4 since declined making Flax and Cot
son Wheels, takes this method TO inform
his old cOSomcrs and the pubic, that he
has again commenced the business one aad
an half miies from Newtowu, on the road
leading from thence 70 Zane,'s old lion
Works, where he will make ard repair
Wheels in the bea ssshner.
DAVID HENING.
FEBRUARY S. 50
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26
PIBIIf1 SALE.

NNILL be sold on Thursday the
w 10th of March next, at the
farm on which lreside, Qatci, owned
by the heirs Of Thomas Cartmcil, dec.
and lying ri the head Of Opequon, be-
tween 4 and 5 miles west OF the town
Of Winchester y all my stock, consist
ing Of an excellent set Of
HORSES, MICH GCUlS, SHEEP,
noes, &c.
together with all my farming utensils,
and few barrels OF Cora,
the whole of my
HOUSEHOLD &. KITCHEN
furniture and If not sold before, at
private sale, a very valuable set of
NEGROES. Terms Cash.
CORNELIUS BALDWIN, Jr.
February &c. 62,ds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26
Fol Sale
4 SMALL, ba valuable and dcsira-
Tract Of Land,


about one mile from Winchelfer. and
"A mile from Perkins Minis, Oh the
Nam road leading to Sraunton. This
tract contains about 100 acres of limeaone
land SO of which are cleared. The
improvements consi& of good two ftory
ftone houfe with neceiiary out houfes.-
his property was formerly occupied as
Tavern and is an excellent stand for a
mechanic who wiihcs to unite with his
profession, the occupation OF Farmer !;
The quality Of the land is inferior TO
none in the County, and its contiguity TO
feyeral valuable Mills and to the Aouriih
ing town OF Wincheffer are objects of nc
lmall Importance ;-For terms apply to
JAMES d. VANCE.
Dec. IS. 1873. IF
The Editor Of the Fredericktown
Herald is requested to insert the above
three times and transmit his account TO
this office Tor payme&t.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26
DOMESTIC,
Virginia, to wit.

SiHAA3 "
A'r Rules holden in the Clerks Office of
the Superior Court of Chancery tor the
Winchefter Diifrict, the GrR monday
of December, 1873.
Chri&opher Heikell, Plaintiff.
again&
Frederick Steinbeck, Patrick Baker
and Lucy his wife, aud Jacob Moufer,
Defendants.
HE defendants Patrick Baker and
i Lucy his wife, not having entered
their appearance according TO the act of
anembly and the rules of this Court, and
il appearing to the satisfaction of the
Cour, that they are not Inhabitants OF this
Couatry 1t is ordeied, that the said
defendant do appear here on the first
day of the next term and answer the bill
of the plaintiff, and that Copy of this
order be forthwith Inherited in fome
newspaper publifhed in WinchcHcr for
two months successfully and ported at
the front door of the Court houie of the
iaid town of Wincheter.
A Copy. TeRe,
DANIEL LEE, c. c. G.
January II. 2m5S
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26
DANCING SCHOOL.

EEE subscriber returns his thanks to
4 the inhabitant, of Winchester and
IFS vicinity, for the liberal encourage
ment ha has received from them, since
his residence in this place HE submits
10 them his intention of opening his
Dancing School,
on the firlt Friday in April, in the houfs
he occupies. Those persons who are de-
sirous OF patroniziug the undersigned, ara
reque&ed to enter their names prior TO
that date; as no deduttion will be made
to those who may join the fchool aftcr-
wards..-Thc mott fashionable iteps and
Dances will be taught, and the greatea
attention paid to the department of the
pupils. Price of tuition Ten Dollars,
halt payable in advance.
]. A. XAUPl.
February -. ez.f
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26
NOTICE

Of Walker Y. Page
deceased, are requested without de-
lay toexhibit their respective CLAIMS to
us. From the Ultimate which we have
made OF the debts due from the. ctate,
we consider ourselves now prepared TO pay
tc each Claimant one half of his demand,
and tho balance will probably be ready
in the couric of anonth or two. Tkofe
who arsindebted to the eeatc are re-
qneited to make payment Immediately.
ROBERT PAGE, Rx,ro
VIM. B. PAGE,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26
r WOULD sell on liberal terms, the
i following property in the town ct Pa
Il Is, Athby's Gap, viz.
A House and Lot,

90 feet front, and I.I yards back the
l'ouse is large and commodious, and well
calculated for public business, and now In.
the tenure OF Mir. Eweil !eGries. There
is five rooms and passage on the ART
foor, and three rooms on the second, to-
gether will, good fable, kitchen and
smoke -house, "a garden and grazing lot,
all we'll enclosed, Also, two unimprov-
cd loss adjoining the same, 90 feet front.
and I'll yards back: water is convenient,
and the ii.uaIion OF the lots goothfor build
ing orr Also, Fan Yard OF orc acre,
lclie for three lives, fubieet to C. rent,
which might be improved and uied to
advantage.
ISAAC SETTLE.
February S. 6otf
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26

in the county of Frederick, lying on the
main road leading from WincheRer to
Wildwood, about seven miles from the
former. and four from the latter place
The above tra6t of land is situated ia one
Of the mott desirable ncighborhocds in
Virginia, adjoining the lands of Mears
Robert Matthew and John Page. Il lies
Handsomely for cultivation. and is well a.
dapted to the culture of clover, there be-
ing tsae fourth of tha cleared land ne.-
well fer in clover. On the above tract,
there are upwarao of(w hundred acrss
in wood, which is 70 situated, as that the
whole tract may be divided into two
handfome farus, with a Efficiency of
timber attached to each. Mr.. Pierce
nov residing on the land will fhew the
premises to perfons wihing to purchafe.
The terms win be Tade known on the
day tsalc. Any perfou wifhing to pur.
chs!e the above farm privately, i,lay know
the terms BY applying TO Mr.. Rober,
Page, or 10 the fubscriber residing near
the White PoR.
JOHN w. PAGE.
February ~. 61tds
seTha Editors Of the Frederick
town Herald, Alexandria Gazette, and
LsncaRer Journal arc requefed 10 infcrt
fhe above once week until day of fale,
and forward their accounts to this Office
for payment.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26
HATING,

in all its various branches. and will at all
times have on hand a. good aHortment of
coarse and fine HATS, which ne will
warrant to be equal 10 any manufactured
elsewhere, He IS grateful forpafl fayors
and hopes, from his exeTtions 10 pleaic,
20 merit continuance o. the fame.
SAMUEL LAUCK.
February i9, 1854. 6zn
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26
Land for Sale.
i He fubfcriber Offers FOR SALE a
Valuable Tract of Land,

y
lying on the Shenandoah River, about 6
miles above Berry's Ferry, Frederick
county and adjoining the Mount linn
~ act. formerly owned by Col. Thruhon,
and at prefent by Capt. f. Way, con
tanning between s and 600 acrcs-6o
acres Of which is valuable River bottom,
the quality of the Land is iimeGone "a
fuficieLs propo stion Of which is in tinhe.
and is remarkably well watered, having
number of lever failing fprings, and .
conitant hrean running through part Of
il. The improvements are comforts,
bic dwelling houfe, corn houfe, &c.-This
property is situated in a wealthy and
highly refpeessble neighborhood, aud
from the many local advantages it pofIef
ies, cannot fail to Prove highly desira-
bic properly to any one wi(bing to pur-
chafe Ills contiguity to the Afhby's
Gap Turnpike, which the Company are
taking mcafures to complete 10 mort
time, is circImhance which, to per-
Con capable of appreciating fuch an ad
/antsgc, 10 OF too great Importance to
overlook independent Of this advantage,
the immenie rife Of property in this fec
ton Of the country, and the Aattering
protPeets OF it continuing TO DO 70 for ma
ny yeats yet to come, cannot bur render
this very valuable property For
terms apply TO,
JAMES DAVIS.
Dec. 10, 1873. s3tiAM.
6FTbc Printers Of The Frederick town
Herald and Lsncaaes Journal, will plsafe
40 infen the above in tbeir REFLECTIVE pa
pers until forbid, and tfanfnt their se-
cosnts to this oa;ce for payment,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26
Hat M anufactory,

TT EE fubscribet RESPECTFULLY informs
IL his friends snd rho pablo 10 general,
thstf lie has removed to the heute fouth Of
the Rcd Lion Inn, and adjoining Lewis
VOTES, Bfq. where lie continues 10 car
fv on the k,u sjnese nf
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26
NOTICE.

NU'H'HUEo
I WISH to make known TO thofe gen
4 tlemen who have not paid for the icafon
of their mares to nay horfe, tina { my Gtua-
'tion in life will not admit of more than
few weeks longer indulgence, otherwiie
l fhall be vifited by a clafs of men that l
am unwilling and not able to fupport, and
consequently have to adopt the fame mca-
fure for felf prefervation which l fhall not
fail to do without refpca to perfons.
Twill give great bargain in my young
and valuable Rud horie
DOMESTIC,
(fol Cath, good paper, or fuitable tradee
with part ia Calh,) who i, now rising Eve
years old, sixteen hands high. proportion,
ably made, and we'll bfoke as a covering
horfe, and works admirably in gcets,
fufice it TO fay, that he IS worthy of at
tention, and well dcfcrving better mas
ter My capacity is the fole reafen that
induces me to offer him fer fale.
JOHN CARRINGTON.
Overfeer for Col. Masill,
Opequon Farm.
January ze, 1874. s9tf
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26
TO RENT,

ME Farm, on which Mr.. James
II Rice lives at prefent, belonging to
the fubfcriber, and fituated near the head
of Opequan Creek; the land to be Guilt
waited in corn for the ensuing ycar,is Of the
very bea quality. being meadow, con-
tainiag twenty five acres, which has nor
been cultivated for Thirty years; there is
ALTO on 1t 6ne large Orchard OF the belt
kind Of fruit.
Any Perion wiihing to rent, will do
well to make an early application, as it
is expected there will be many applicants.
Application TO be made to Thomas Cra-
mcr, living at the head of Opeeuon, or
to the fubicriber in Wincheffcr.
MARGARET DOWDALL.
February II. 6i,f
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26
Valuable limestone Land
NdAggs SAL r..

AILL be offered for sale on the pre-
w misses, on the 6r& day Of April
next, if fair, if not the next fair day,
valuable trai} of Limsfons Lasd, con-
tanning upwards of
Six Hundred Acres
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-05-19

reluctant assent of Great Britain. The ne
cessity Of the measure was apparent. and
we thinG we are doing but common Justice
to the heart and head Of Lord Castlereagh
in supposiDg, that he sunk under the over.
whelming pressure of uncomfortable cir
cumstances, not under his own feelings,
and the firm conviction of dangers arising
from any treaty with the Usurper of France
Hence sprang the return of MIR. Robinson
hence the sudden change OF sentiment in
the British Cahinet--and hence the ad
journment of both Houses of Parliament to
the 2lst inst.
The Racoon British armed vessel out Of
Rio, has fallen in with and captured an A.
merican Indiaman, with cargo of cam
ptiar from Java, supposed to be worth from
20 to &c, 0oOi sterling.
The Bellerophon, capt. Howker, in Ports
mouth Harbour, is fitting for the flag of
Adml Sic Richard Keats, Commander in
chief at Newfoundland
March q.
No fewer than So vessels have been fitted
out at the port of Hull alone, for the Green
land and Davis Straits whale Fishery, this
season, in consequence of the great impor-
lance of this branch of trade, government
have determined to send for its protection
a very strong fleet to each fishery, to re.
main there during the whole Of the season.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-05-19
Pablic Sale.

WILL be sold at Public Sale, on the
goth inst at the late dwelling house OF
James Ward, deed. on the main road lead
ing from Martnsbursh to Wiliamsport,
hafa mile from Lights Ferry, Horses,
Cows, Hogs and Sheep with the wool on,
II ,usehold and Kitchen Furniture, one
Wagon. Ploughs and narrovs, thirty a
cres Of Wheat and RYE in the ground, and
many Other articles too tedious to mention.
a cre1i of six months will be given. by the
pnrchsser giving bond with approved secu-
rity.-The sale will begin at ten o'clock,
where due attendance will be given by
JACOB STGAYER, Adm'r.
May r. 1914
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-05-19
CHARLESTON, Nay 9.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

The letter of marque schooner Midas.
has arrived at Savannah from Bordeaux,
from which place she brings accounts as
late as the 18th March. By private letters
received in this city, some from France.
and some from Savannah, giving the ver-.
bal statements of the captain and passeD /.
gers; we learn that Lord Wellingto as
army was about three leagues from Bor-
deaux, when the Midas sailed. that The
municipal officers had left the city, and
the inhabitants had sent deputation to
his Lordship, who assured them that if
not opposed, no injury should be done to
private property. He probably entered
Bordeaux on the 18th March.
Accounts from Paris as late as the llth
had been received at Bordeaux. Bonapartc
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-05-19

ALL persons indebted in any manner
10 the estate OF james Mason, decd. or to
the subscriber, are requested to come for
ward Immediately and discharge their res
pectiye accounts. all those failing to com
ply with this notice may expect suits
brought against them without respect to
persons those having claims against
said estate are also requested to bring them
forward properly authenticated for settle
nent.
WILLIAM MASON, Ear,
May IL, 1914.