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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-03
10 NIRE 8
For The kfe Ell yesf an exccllme
fs HOUSE SERVANT q
Who is.slso asosa tSiLLai Aps!
ply Il his OFFICE.
January g. IT.
no NIRE
100 .Dalafs Kesudrd.

hESEKTED from MY rendezvous
H. in the tows Of Aiexendria on ,issS
3lk; ultims. two Soldiers. viz 8 PETER
EO'D ANIEL and THOMAS 0CON4:
NOR, both Itiskmea BY tirtb; the hrst
ssmed Peter C'Dsnicl is ab@nt thiriy-
6,e years Of ags. Eve fest .frs inches
high, bread fal Herid !, Mpisxisns
large, light, grey syss, ssrsye nair,
large bread ncsc, WITH sslali wsiskers--
he had On VIXEN b wsHt away, q b'Ms
han keca ronnd about, . striped cotton
usistccat, and grey pair Of wsslsn
cloth pshtaloaas, with CATERS sHdlesna-
NON shoes he IS very erect lis bis pss.ff
ture, and manser Of wslkipa; he vas
enlisted by IRE in ADfss sdria,cn The 9cth
Of Dec. 1914, and sccsiysdcnly pare
Of the boanty money
Tie other abuyenehtioned describes
and soldier, Thomas O'CsnRor IVES born
in Gsli-sssy Ceunty, Ireland, ard hes rec
ls.ioas in Montgomery Cosnty, Wal
whsre he formerly lived hs IL IS years
cid, Eve feet eight ard a bali inches
high, Of light pl.sion; blue eyes,
light hair, has large aad Praminsnt
ehiss and when standinE, steofs very
s.seh IN his bsdy, By srsfsssiensa La
borer.
The ebeve reward will be given for
the aPprehensien md delivery of those
,as FOR halt for eiihcr) to any cfiesr Of
the y. States, or 10 the subscriber In
Alsxanaria.
ALSO,
Deserted . few days since OBADI.
All HUNTER. bers in augusta Go.
Va. Sgd rs years, fest irohss high.
DARK cempiexisn, bre~p eyes ard hairS
By Profsssions Carpenter. For tbs ~.
prehensian likewise, ard delivery Of
this ssldier to me in Alexanarix or TO
aDy officer of the rssslar army, 5e dolls.
will be giyea
EDWARD D. RANDOLPH.
II Goth Reyt. y s. InIaery:
Jarsarv 8 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-03

,,ad ',pfcfset If Canadian Invasion
Ennioy yonr soldiers and year mill,
q. Is tho defence 81 your opulsRt eli
ties AND ysur defsaseIsss sea-sost--
then viii thesisands Heck to your
standard The enemy 40 longer q
sIarmsd 1t ysur projects sf asgrai..
diss nsut, will either cease te attack
ysur shores, or VII be unable to IN
iurc thcx ( ear treasury will be re-
iiaycd ofhaif Its hurthsns. aad most
probably Psacc will again shsrtiy vi
sit snr bIesaisg land.
"A VIRGTNIAN.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS,

- =
Iafprmation sfs very satisfactory
nature Was received on Saturday last.
Gen. Jackson; with : detachment Of
his army, arrived At this city on the
fst Of Dseeu er, aad On the "a pre-
cscdod to examine tho defsnecs down
the Rivrr. Vigorous preparations
were making for the reeepsisa sftas
enemy, Who however had not made
his appearance ;the People were all
ia high spirits, and no doubt was en-
tsrtainsa Of their ability, with their
prcsent force to repel AVID defeat any
expedition tho eaemy may send a.
rainst them. NAT. INr.
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DIED on tAs 5 lstali In tae slst yea
of Ais ags, The Hon. Nicholas Fitzhugh
one at this Jadges Of the Circuit Cpsr'
fer the District Of ColsA,bia 10 th
charities Of domestic life be sxAibitea
Ill the virtues whieh seald eadsar hins
tehis f.iends. In bis religious exercises
he was exemplary /; asd in the dischargs
Of his public duties. his dill SeAcs, in
tsgrisy and patience gaissd him the con
6dence aad respect Of bis fellow citi
gems.
One waek only has elapsed since his
heart was severely wounded by the death
Of beloved and : Hest excellent son;
and ailhsugA he seem'd to bear the loss
with the fertisuds OF q christian, yet a
stroke SO sewers must have accelerated
The fatal tcrmination Of bis disease. Al
widsw s. . large family mourn the less
Is enc Of tho best Of husbands, fathers
and friends.
DIED-In this city, At about 4 o.
sloek yesterday nsrnias Richard Brent,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-03
From Sacksti's Harbour.

Accounts frem this important post
are to the 18th inst. No apprsasa-
stems appear to be entertained OF IA
attack or as fe its safety ia ease one
vas made. General Erswn was at
Brownsville, albeit miles frem the
Harbour. u little isdisppsed. The
2ist aad 22d regis. we're said to be
under marshiag orders for secret
expedition. The Acct was dismaR-
tied and hauled up. Capt. Jonos had
tho command, Com. Chauaccy hav-
lag gone to Washington. TO ssake-
arrangements. as was supposed, fer
baildinS more vessels.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-03
a. Moore, REQ

THIsis to givs notics, that sas Sub
scrioss OF Alexaadsis Caan.y, in tao
DistricS OF Colamba, has oataiasd trs,n
tho Orphans Court of s4id osua.y, let.
lers @ aasainis,ratl.n on the personal
estate Ut Joan Ball late of the eosnty
Aforesaid, deceased-all persons having
esalms agsast shs said decsdsat, are
hoscbg 3assed to exhibit ths saiae with
the vouchers thereof daily authenticated
and rsssed by the Orphans CSurt, te
the sabsc.Iber, on &c befsre the Sd Of
July aext, .rthey may by law ss ex-
Guided fspsa all beaeit to said estate.
and thoso indebted thsrsss ara re a airsd
to make Immediate payment
G;vea under nly hand this Cd January
1915.
ROBERT BALL,
administrator OF JoAa Bal
January 3 DIV
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Postscript to the Boston Gaxetts Of
.M6nIGy
SlIIdsg EUeniag. 10 o'clock.

4
S,I;.dss Evening. 10 O'Clock.
From Burlington. A gentleman
arrived Ia fsga shiseveaing, informs
that Gen, Maeema left thatplace on
Tuesday evening" last for plstfsharg
--sa ais way he WAS aet by M OK
press, q. s. tiragaaa) which caused
him te Leave his lady, who was with
him whea he set aT alone. 1t was
ret kssus vhsttae expires. breught.
II report was prevalent, that the
saeiny eonte mi,lased an iMmcdiate
attack on eur nstiila at White fall.
By the Casters NAL Stage.-A
geniiemaa who left Cas.ine GA We
aesaay last, says. there were no
Inter aosoasts from Halifax, thaa
Deeemaar6. which gave the report
e9iAe arrival efihe November pack
st--notAing had traaspiredfrsm her.
A gsntlamaa arrived in town this
day, who states, that the eaemy's
ships Newcastle sad Aeasta, and a
brig sailed frsm Pregiaestown on
"Wednesday last. to eraixe in our bay
for the Constitutes. they understand
ing size was nearly ready for sea.
Ileniy say,shat the Cesstita-
ton sailed fssm this psrt the Sa:ur-
day previous. NJ
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-03
New. YoRK Deemher %.

The Portuguese saip Donna Anna,
fer France, sailed from this pert
yesterday afternoon, tarough the
Sonna. with passengers.
A canaonading took place at New
London. We understand, Ga Friday
aight last when q e gun ship came
in and anchored with q frigate and
sloop Of war of the moath Of the
harbor, and near battery lately
crested near the light house, three
miles helsw the tewa. Our tresps
went down with two eighteen psua.
asrs the Stoaiagton complement &
a travelling furnace, aad cpcaed a
FIRE upon the ship on Friday morn
ing. which she received without re-
turniag, and as soon as the tide sery.i
ed! got under way ndiwsnt over near
Fishers Island.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-03
A Copy-Test,
A. MdORE. Reg'r.
This is to give Notice.

a. M5CkE, keg'r.
This is to give Notice,
That the subscribers Of Aisx.ndris
County In the District Of Gel ambis,
have ostainod from tbs Orphans' Court
Aforesaid, letters of administrator or
the estate of VIM Newton. late Of the
county aforesaid, decsased all persons
having GAINS against the said cecedent
are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof to the sub,
scribers duly authenticated & passed by
the Orphans Court. on or before the
ID day Of Juy next, or they MAY b.
/ law be excinded fren all bcnsfa to said
estate and those indebtet. thereto are
required to rake immt diSte pa me !.
Gwen under eur hands this I'd day
OF January 1915
Augustine Weston.
DdDid Ricketts,. 81
Erecutsrs I'm. Nswsons
January dew
Bank Of .ale@aadria, january 2,
1915.
A Dividend OF per cent for the
IN laat half year i. this day deelar
ed ard will be paid to the Stookhold
ers or their legal representatives OF
Thursday the 5th inst.
By orsser of the Board.
j. l.. M'KENNA, 0ashier.
January 3 Su
NOTICE.
YEyHE aext G0nliiea Party will DO On
Thursday 5th JoAuary. These
Subscribers vhe have net yet had tick.
cts. With those Who have al,eadJ fur
ai.hsd thsMselvss will plesss call isf
.hea before tbs night Of the Ball.
Dsesmhsr 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-03
W ood Land for Sale.

wood Land for Sale.
yVSKE SUBSCRIBER vflI sell a
i. Public Sale, On Thursday The 1875
cay Il January nsx,, il fair, if net the
next fair day
100 Acres Of Wood Land
dividcd into lots IL suit the purchasers;
situated about ono mile frofn the tevi
Of Alexandria, and near The Huntiac
Greek bridge. The sale to coEMenee
Il o'clock, Oh the Premices, and terms
made kss~n en The day Of sale.
VIM. {. Swami.
Desember -. Is.
PORK.
FAMILIES may b. sepplied With
GOOD FORK, ny aPrlyisg at TIE eer-
ser OF KiaE and Patrick Streets
6. GRIFFITH.
DsesAbsr ~.
Tasse7s Oil.
Is barrels ana hAlf barreis, lst quality,
Just reeeivea, for sale BY
.ad&ms, Herbert o ca &
Dec ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-03
Wanted 70 Hire,

Far the ensuing yesr:a smart web dis.
POSED NEGRO BOY fren 3 - -
years cid, to attend upsn a single psr~
SON. Essaire n the oaaoe q ths Gae
zstto.
Qsisbey q
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-03
OrWsa,ass Court

.6lexandsia Csassy, Dee. Term, 1917
4 GRDERED, That the aa aliaistrasoF
~ OF John BaH, dse'd. do insert the
following advertisements TIRES times a
week fsY two vssks in the Alsxandria
Newspapers.
A CoBy-Test,
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DseeRberSI
Candles.

TOO boxe. mtuld and dipt TalIew
Candies Of the bsss quality --itor sale By
JOHN e. LADD
DsrerhCr IT la~6t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-03
Orphans Court,
January

.alesandria ceanty, Dee, Term, 1914
ORDERED That the Adm,nislrt.
ors ct Nm Newton secessed, do assert
the following advertisement three lines
week ier weeks a the Aisxss-
dria newsPspt rs--
Gony cY-est rAa
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JUs1 fGNLiaHAD,
Price ffy Cents III Besrdsy &

FOR SALE by Il. GRAY.
Some details concerning GEkERAE
McREAJ, & hi. Iast moments, Fol-
os cd by a short Risgrarhicai Sksssh
BY PAUL SvININE
Chars cd 70 sccsn psny the generuo 81
~ NE Cspdnsnt.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-03
Marine insurance Csmpans Of a
laa.nH aria.

THE Stocanossr. are hereby in-
formed that dividend OF ,sree per cent
oathat part of the capital stock now
paid. is tais day deci red .or the last
six months, and win be ready 20 ba
paid TO them or their lega! representa-
ives, in en- days from h , dare
j 3 Nichols, Secpy.
TIE Editors oftae Yrsr.ia .,crali
AMI Vi GINA T 1 iat: re qucsted 10
insert the above ONCE, ana toward their
accounts to Is Office
Japu:ry s. "
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-03
Union Bank Alexandra,

3OrH DEcBMBEs<, 1914.
ATOCKHOLOEko III tnis institu.
~ ,ion wbe uavs paid the several
instruments called for. will receive en-
applications q, the Bank, on or after
"Wednesday n.xt dividend OF TIVE and
eBs half per esat.
G. T. Chapman.
LssAier
December 81 CIV
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jar sary3
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-27
Tie Elegant and soeli-5ged Horse
NAPOLEON,

WILL stand this seasor., four DAYS in each
week, At NJ, james Ksrney's farm, three
and a half miles from Shepherds Town, on
the Winchester road, and be let to mares at
five dollars the season, payable the first OF
October Eext nine dollars for insurance I;
three dollars cash the single leap, if not
paid at the time, to be considered by the
season; the money for in9urance is to be
paid as soon as the mares are known to be
with foal parting with or removing the
mare, torfeits the insurance money The
season has commenced, and will end the
first Of July
Napoeon Is a beautiful bright BAY, nine
years old this spring, full sixteen hands
high, possesses fine bone and muscle, ard
OF just proportion his action is equal to
any horse in The country; be never APP
peared on the turf, ha w0g been raised aud
owned since he was three months old by
gentleman who would never permit him to
run, and was not permitted to cover until
he was three years old the mares put to
him since. have produced excellent colts,
aud it may be safely affirmed, that few
horses in this country are better bred than
Napoleon, az will appear from the follow
ing
PEDIGREE.
Napoleon was got by the famous running
horse Punch, imported by Mr.. Power OF
Virginia Panch was owned by the Prince
of Wales, and was sold at his gi eat sale of
running horses to Sir John Lade Punch
was got by Old King Herod, his dam by
Mask the sire of Old Eclipse, his grand
dam by Guitars Arabian Punch was a
mongst the first running horses in England,
as the racing calender will shew Napo.
Icons dana was the fall bred mare Sinica,
she was got by Mark Anthony, imported
by Col Platter of Maryland Mark Antho-
ny was owned by the Duke Of Buckingham,
and his performance on the turf is well
known Sniea's dam was got by the ia
nous imported horse Venitian, kept on the
Eastern shore of Maryland--so that Napo.
leon, by his dam, as well as by his sire, is
of the first blood Of running horses in En-
gland
Great care will be taken that Justice is
done to all who apply, but no responsible
ty for accidents, by
WILLIAM KERNEY
April 90, 1915.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-27

On the drains of Opeckon Creek, near
Newcomers mill, containing fifty four acres,
only nine acres OF which are cleared, the
balance well clothed with timber; there
is on said land small Dwelling House and
Still House, with plenty Of waller from
two never falling Spring.-also, young
Orchard, and handsome Nursery of about
800 Apple trees.
The above land will be sold low for cash,
and an in1isputable tisie will be given
any person wishing to purchase, will make
application to Barton Campbell, near the
premises, or to the subscriber, who will
shew the land and make known the terms
WILLIAM f. CAMPBELL.
April Is, 1915.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-27
Public Sale.

ON Friday the 28th inst will be sold at
public vendue, at the late residence OF Vim
cent Chambers, decd. in Buckles Town, all
the personal property of said decd. consist
ing ofTabes, Chairs, Beds, Bureau, Cor
ner Cupboard, one Zen plate and one Six
plate Stove, set of Shoemaker's Tools
'l'wo Mlch Cows, Silver Watch, &c.
SIX months credit will be given, on bond
and approved security.
SEGISMOND SHOOTERS, Adm'r.
P s. All persons having claims, are
requested to exhibit them on or before the
day OF sale, for settlement
April Is.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-27
The full-blood Naragansit
BOSTON.

STANDS the present season at Mr.. Adam
Strayer's Tavern in Martinsburgh, on Mon
days and Tuesdays, and at the subscribers
stasle at the head of Hoke's Run (near tile
road leading from Blartinsburgh TO the
Falling Waters) on Thursdays and Fri
days.
ISee the hand bills for his pedigree and
the terms
Pasturage can be had at the common
price. Great care will BIC taken of mares,
bat no responsibility for accidents
ABRAHAM N4ELATT
April 20, 1915
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-27
Hugh Sidwell
and
Robert Daniels,

Respectfully inform the public, that they
intend commencing the Tanning business,
at Robert Daniels lanyard, near Buckles
Town, as soon as they have collected a
sufficient number of Hides and Skins, for
which they viii give the highest price
They will nave "a complete assortment OF
Leather Of ali descriptions, after harvest
And hope to give general satisfaction to
all those who will favor them with their
custom.
April l1
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-27
.lartinsburgh, Virginia,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
JOIN aLBURTIS.
Eern3 of tbe G.1ctte.

THE price this paper istwo dollars per an
mum, one dollar payable at the time OF SubscriD-
ing, and me when the year expires distant
subscribers Jay for the whole year in advance
No subscription received for a shorterterm than
SIX months, and no paper discontinued until ar
rearagcs are paid-a allure TO notify discontinue
ance of Tie paper at The end oil the time SUBJ
scribed Tor, Will be considered a new engage
meat. The price OF Advertisements, TO noh-sub-
scribers, is one dollar per square for three weeks
Insertion, and Tor continuance after Chat time 25
cents per wee1.-5uoscri5egs win continue to
receive reduction OF oae-iourth on their Ad
vertiSe ments.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-27
Important Notice.

A law was passed by the General Assem-
bly, of Maryland, at its last session, to in
corporate Company for making TURN
PIKE ROAD from the square in the
town of Boonsboro,' in Washington county,
to SweArengen's ferry, on the Potomac, op-
posi'e to Shepherd's-town. in Virginia, IN
der the name of the BooRsborough Tara
pike Road Company. The distance is
about nine miles, and the road leading from
Baltimore unites with it at Boonsborough
IL is the opinion of the best judges, that
it would not cost more than seventy thou
sand dollars, to make the said road com.
pteie; and there can be no doubt but II
would greatly add to the interest of the
present stockholders of The Baltimore AM
Frederick Rsrnpike Company
Tie many advantages t. Baltimore from
making this short road, is obvious to all
acquainted with that part of the country,
leading into most fertile and well eultiya-
ted valley in Virginia, with numerous
merchant mills, from the best authority,
no, less than 90 to 20, all within Is or Is
miles ofthe ferry, which would be great
inducement as We'll as the wish of many
more along that extensive valley to send
their products to Baltimore. If this short
road was made many other advantages
might be dded
The law directs that subscription books
be opened for capital stock of $4,000, in
shares of $50 each, at the following places,
viz, at Boonsborough, under direction of
Henry Locker, jun. Ezra Sitter and John
Adams At Sharpsbdrg, lin Washington
County, under direction OF Geo Smith,
jacob A!umma and George Hedreeck At
SweareDgens Ferry, under direction of
John BIackford John Brien and Thomas
Buchanan. At Frederick Town, under d.
rection of John Mcpherson, George Baer
and Joseph Swearengen. At Baltimore,
under direction of Feancis Forman, John
Van Lear and James Calwell
And the act further provides, chat every
person Offering to subscribe in the said
books, in his own name, or in the name of
any other person, SHALL upon subscribing
pay TO the attending commissioners one dot
Tar, for every share to be subscribed, out Of
which shall be defrayed the expense atten.
ding taking such subscription, and other
incidental charges, andthe remainder shall
be deposited in the HagersTown or Como
cocheague Bank in the county of Washing
ton, for the use of the company aforesaid,
as soon as the same shall be organized, and
the officers chosen"
Notice is hereby given,
that subscription books will be opened on
the first Monday in May next, at the house
Of f[ajor Btackford, at Swearengen's
Ferry, under direction of J0h, BIdchfofd
John Brien and Thomas Buchanan at
John Kuode's in Sharpsburs, under direc
ton OF George Smith, Jacob NUmma and
George Hedreeck at John adam's, in
Boonsborough, under direction of Henry
Locher, ja. Ezra SITTER and john
ddams at Hrs. Kjmbots. in Frederick
Town, under direction of John IWPher-
son, George Baer and Joseph Spedren-
gen and in Baltimore, under direction of
Fraq,cis Forman, John Fan Lear and
James CatUeU
April Is.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-27

n Office is hereby given.

THAT petition will be presented to the
next General Assembly Of Virginia, pray
ing it to pass a law Incorporating compa-
ny for the purpose Of paving the road lead
ing from Martinsburgh in the County Of
Berkeley, to the Southern shore Of tile Po-
tomak, opposite to Wiliiamsport, Washing
ton County, Maryland.
The Importance of effectng this object,
must be obvious to every one acquainted
with the fact, that it is highly probable
that the road to be paved from Boonsboro'
to Cumberland, (part OF it By the Baltimore
and Frederick turn pike company, and the
remainder by the Maryland Banks) will
pass through Williamsport. In that event,
the paving Of the road from Martinsburgh
to Williamsport will complete the manu.
nication by turn pike road from Martins
bureh TO Baltimore. The immense adyan-
tages which would thence result, both to
the County OF Berkeley and to tie City of
Baltimore, are too obvious TO be insited on.
April 90. 1915. Pm.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-27
For Sale,

My Plantation on Back Creek, near
Samuel Hedges, jun. and joining Jacob
iner's-the Land is as good as any in that
.bourhood containing l5l l2 acres
- the improvements are good Dwelling
use, and out Cabins, with an excellent
tchard consisting of various kinds of ex-
ce!lent Fruit-there is also plenty of
good Timber, and excellent water, good
situation for Saw mill, which might be
erected at a small eSpense-any further
description is thought Unnecessary, as
those inclined to purchase will view the
Place, when terms will be made known by
HIM ROWBAUGH
Back Creek, April IS.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-27
Watch Lost.

LOST in Mtrtinsburgh, on Monday the
18th instant, double cased Silver Watch
of English manufacture, neither the No
OF makers name recollectedl with black
ribbon string and two pinch back KEYS, one
ofthem has red stone lit, | will give
five dollars reward to any person who will
return said watch to me, or to the Editor
Of the Gazette.
JOIN BARRY.
April 20. 1915.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-27

THAT have leased the farm belonging
to Jonathan Wickersham, on Middle Creek,
for five years, and have suffered by people
trespassing thereon, therefore forwarn all
persons from trespassing in future, as suits
will be brought against all offenders from
this date.
ROBERT DANIEL.
April 20, 1915.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-27
BOOT AND SHOE
MAKING.

THE public are respectfully informed
that the subscriber is now carrying on the
above business in the shop formerly occu
pied by Richard Hickson, Martinsburgh,
where he will be thankful for any orders
in the line of his business. He engages
that all the work done in his shop shall be
executed in the most serviceable and hand
some manner, at the following cheap pri-
ces.
Fashionable Cossack Boots S $50
Back straps with fair tops 10.
Do Do. with patent do. 1880
jefferson shoes 5.
Common Calf skin 2,25
Coarse Shoes (Jefferson) Q
Common do. LIS
Ladies and Childrens Shoes proportion
ably low.
JOHN MATHEWS.
December Is, 1917.