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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-07
Fifty Dollars r eward.

ID ANYWAY on Monday the 1st inst.
"a from Alexandria, Negro REN--25
dollars will be paid il taken within 90
miles Of Alexandria, and the above re-
ward if beyond the distance-Ben was
raised byMr.J. Patton near Alexandria ;
he is about II years old, tall and slender
with small stocp, very narrow across
the breast-had on an old drab coatec
and thicksett pantaloons-Apply at the
Office of the Gazette.
May 10.
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l<HhIOVAL,
William Norris, Jr.
W holesale Tea Dealer and
Grocer,

No. ESQ ,Harhet street, Baltimore.
yxvAKES the liberty of rendering his
4 services to the Grocery Merchants
of Alexandria. and assures them tfat the
most unremitng exertions will be used on
his part to promote the interest of those
who NAV be .lleased to confde their bu-
siness to his darge-From his long expe-
rience and Judgment in business he fat
tiers himself with being able to render
general satisfaction.
srP Reference to Messrs. IIycn
Hampson AMI 10. and CHartes 4, Chap-
man, Esq.
May %.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-07
Sixty Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the Subscriber on
~ the goth. inst. negro WILLIAM
DADE. about 49, years old. five feet eight
inches high has scar on his forehead
by the Kick of a horse, he is pretty well
formed, tho a little knockneed-plays the
fife weIi-a Carpenter by trade, & when
directed to do any thing has way of an
swering aye, ave, Sir" He took with
him new striped country cotton round
about jacket and trousers, and other
clothes of different kinds. Fifteen dol
lars will be paid for William ftaken with
in fifteen miles from Alexandria, and a
dollar in addition for every mile from Is
to 6O.-sD@ Masters of vessels and O.
Tiers are cautioned against employing
or carrying off said boy at their peril.
Thomas Preston.
May 2S. If.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-07

=, ,,nvcrruLLg iEfarms his fr!el'oS
= aai tbe Pubic, that be. continues
!, carry on the CABINET bu % b.
= "a IT, yarioas branches, on Roya'
Street 81 near tie Market, ea '!,, has o.
manu- snI s .lso informs the Public that ne has
,n4., . p ay EtRSR, and stock to maze
E.sFIys f called for. He also makes
~, ra,a;rs SaPHAS and every kina oi
CHAIRS on the shortest notice.
Feb. O..
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-07
Valuable [ lands for Sale.

EN pursuance OF decree OF the United
8 States ilcuit Court 0f the District
~, Columbia Tor the County OF AieHan-
Jria. which decree hath been affirmed on
an appeal, from the sad court BY the ilo-
no,ahle the Supreme Court OF tie Eited
states at the last February Term. Tie
Subscribers Church Wa!dens OF the T.
piscopal Church in Alexandria. ty tie
conSept ANA direction ct the Minister
and gestry of the said Church--Hili ez-
nose f. sale for ready money, on III heu
thereof, tie Stock OF any Incorporated
Rank 10 Alexandria at the current nal
ket price OF the day to De made known
ON the day of sale, that desirable tract
Of Land in tie County Of Alexandria,
COMMONLY called the 6LEEE i..9sSD
s;tga+e about 9 miles from Georgetown
Ferry and 7 miles from Alexandra; :.
conts;m;nq $50 ACRES, one half OF
whichis well timbered with caS, hickory
and chestnut, it is handsomely situated;
rood wafer and fine young orchard OF
tie best selected apples and cherrys; the
Land will be sold intire CT divided into
smaller Parcels if applications should be
made previous to the sale which will tale
place On the premises on Thursday the
18th ofJune next, the title papers may be
seen atany tine On anPl,catIon to
GEORGE DENEALE +
q
JOHN MUNCASTER,
Church Wardens.
Nav 9.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-07

THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
E1yREsH TEAS, New-York Sugar
n House Molasses, Mustard, Pepper,
Oil, Vinegar, Powder and Shot, Filberts,
Green Coffee, Cogniac Brandy, Holland
Gin, Chocolate, ftice, Candles. Lou
lard's best Rappee, Scotch and Macabaa
Snuff, segars, warranted of superior qua
lity-prime Pork, Copperas, Soal Lea
tier, Gambia Soap, old Whiskey, An
chors from to 400 pounds, Flour, Shad
and iEerrings for family use.
May 81. d4w
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R0YAL-sTREET, ALEXANDRIA.
" EDNES DAY, JUNE Z 1915.
Paper Hangings.
John n. .STEWAR7..

TEAs just received and sffer for sale,
5000 pieces of Paper and Border
Of the newest and most fashionable pat,
terms, from the MANUFACTURES Of A. s.
Chardon and yirchaux & Co. of Philadel-
rhia, equal in colors to the English and
r @ench papers, which with his former
stock, makes his assortment very COM
pIete.. Flank Books, Writing, Letter
and Wrapping Paper, Playing aud Blank
Cardso of the Manufactures Of Humphreys,
Coolidge and Ford Spelling Books, hi.
4bles and Testaments Glain and elegant
large and small, States and Pencils)
Greek, Latin and English School Books,
With a general assortment of Prayer,
Psalm and Hymn Books, History, Poe
try, Novels, Song Books, Chaps and
Primers.
Mav1S
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A CLERK wanted.
May 9.

WHHE subscribers wish to employ a
& rerson who writes we'll and under
stands accounts. They would also take
an Apprentice to the Grocery business;
Letters cannot be conveniently attended
.Manderil,e s Larmour.
May &c.
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PuBLIsHED DaILT, BY s.. SNrO1VDE.asi,
BosToN G. ASS.
L.AWRASON &LFOWLE,

HGre Recelced from TIE E0St0H Ut t9''
.Nasa.factory,
so Boxes s by1o s. loby IL Glass,
ALSO, ~
VENfIREE cases containing, necanters,
\ Wine Glasses, Tumblers, Jelly
Glasses. Bowls, Cruits, Pitchers, Salts,
&c. !: all Of The above manufactery-i he
quality of the Boston Glass is known to
be superior to any imported and will be
sold as low-they are authorised TO con-
tract for any quantity or description OF
Glass that may be wanted which VIII be
Immediately forwarded from the Manu-
factory at Boston. The prices OF the
different sizes of Window Glass may be
seen on application as above.
Nav 5.
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Eh,. .NGR.

r,mL9. of BLACKS, consist
a ;aa e / man. 4 won.n AID three E
. ~. y a .a man is a)out 25 wears p
gre, Of the ch4area one e, taf &c a ~ !
-s5s otb1r oae year oll.--ApPiy TO us
Printer if.
MAY lq. --------5
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Plaster Paris.
L.aWRaSON. g FOWLE,
HAVE FOR SALE,

The Cargoof schooner Brazilian, Cap.
tain Pote, from Moose Island
Consisting Of
$50 tons Plaster Paris,
$50 Grind Stones,
81 barrels tanners Gil,
E casks Copperas,
Also landing aid for Sale,
2 pipes Holland Gin,
g ditto I'eneritfe Wine,
l ditto Port of a superior quality,
| ditto Catalonia do.
l case domestic manufactured Cot
tons, Ginshanis, &c.
April 90. #
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For, Sale or Rent.

: UlU BGke-I0ltSe dilI IOt,
fronting on Wasbinston-street SIS feet,
snches toa lO foot alley from Washing
tol to Coia,n5us-stseet, q feet iroatlns
o tacbake house. Il required the Whrie
may be had on Wasaias t2a-street $ feet
6maaes with the Improvements. AgPy
q
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-07
eco reams Wrapping Tarer
IA do. low priced HRITINc Paper,
Just receired for sale By
WHO HAS ON HAND.

WHO HAS ON HAND.
4 few CORES Of Powditch's Practical
Navigator. Blonnts AMERICAN Coast Pi-
lot and large stoc'5of School Books.
plank Account Books of every de-
seriiptian ruled and Bound to any given
pattern. os =. ','..,
April & z.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-07
For Rent.

i COMFORTABLE two story ! br n.r
A 9@ELLiNG H0usG and LOT,
rear the pump, upper cad OF Cameron
steet. AlPl5 to
May 50.
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]. Korn,
~ Nj,

A Nd possession tobe gwen onthe 1st
"a of July, the Store alI (tiidr at
T atet occupied by Samuel Marx, & Co.
fsr terms cnQuiyc of
ELIZA WILSON.
April Is. eawtf.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-07
Strayed or Stolen

StIayed or Stolen
ENRON te plantation of the subscri-
Et Der living near New Market, Prince
William county Va. OH Saturday night
the eth ult.
A dark chSnut sorrel Mare,
about la HAND high, 8 or. 9 years old,
has a small whitIspot on her left jaw, and
lame IN the rigb fore leg when taken a
wav She is supposed to have been tax
on oHby two Negro fellows who ran a.
nav on the SAFE evening from the adj
Joining plantatin. will give a reward
IF Tan Dollarsif said Mare is taken up
twenty miles Of and five for less dis
lance.
June S. Is So = ~ 81
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NOTICE..

A rSNsRM meeting Of the Stock
:, : aoldeys Of tie Wawenton Compa-.
! = W. MI be held at T.ompson's tcrsrn,
NJ ssat ~, on tie 9Th day OF June,
d 4, = OsllSeiate concerning the affairs
= 9ruer o. the President s Directors
.,.. ! !. a. w. SMITH, Cesbier.
f'n ~ ,a dt9thJ.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-07
Ihs is to owe Notice.

AWAIT TIE Subscriber hath obtained
a from he0rpban's Court eff Charles
,oeaaty in Maryland, letters testamen-
nyoatsep personal estate Of John Keech
nsoi saul county decd: All persons
asnAse.aMs against the said deceased
es hereby warned to exhibit the same.
YIN Tie yeucl,ers thereof to the subscri-
of, on Or befare the first day OF Dec.
6 y or ttey may by. law be excluded
na y. ali beneat to said estate.
ys uNea under my hand this a6th day Of
Lascrenee Posey.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-19

Commerce in spite Of such vexation
Survived and wealthy made the nation:
Though crush'd and humbled in the strife,
She lived and saved the nations life
But her vile foes, with spite internal,
Could not stop short of death eternal,
Wdr-horrid Trgr--next took the stage,
With all its spite and all its rage;
This closed the scene---twas known full well,
With war bland commerce could not dwell;
What could she do when thus oppress'dp
Forlorn, neglected and DISTRESSED.
She, stretch'd upon the sea beat coast
Naked and cold, gave up the ghost!
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-19

To the Frseholders oftks District compo-
sed Of the Co.nties Of Berkeley, Hamp.
shire, Hardy and jefferson.
FELLOW CITIZENS,
offer myself to your consideration as n
candidate to represent you in the next Con
gress of the United States. II is possible
the curious may be disposed to inquire, why
! have becor,e candidate without the sane
ton of committee To this in,errogato-
ry, answer, that the recent method Of mo-
minating candidates by committees, howe
yer highly may incline to appreciate the
practice, is, nevertheless, as it seems TO me,
no way preferable to the ancient custom.
which every one understands Again, I
have been induced to declare myself at this
time, and in this way, by request of my
friends, who think with me, it is the wish
of a majority of the Freeholders Of tie Dis
trict. If, however, we should be mistaken.
in this particular, whatever the result may
be, will cheerfully submit to, when fairly
ascertained on the day of the Election
All desire is to give the people an oppor-
tunity of making selection, and all ask.
is an unbiased expression ofpublic opinion.
This manner of proceeding appears perfect
ly congenial with the first PRINCIPLES of our
government, with all our political institute
ons, and consequently can be liable to no
rational objection Here, perhaps, it may
not be improper to premise, that trust my
department. on this occasion, will be found
fair and manly; and that if should meet
with an opponent, he shall receive from me,
all the po!iteress and decorum, due from
one gentleman to another.
To those gentlemen in the upper parts Of
the district, with whom have not the plea
sure of a personal acquaintance, am per-
! suaded shall be exonerated from the charge
of egotisn and Of complimenting myself,
( when they are informed, that am Farm
er in the middle walks of life, and that if
honored with their SURFACES, my circum-
stances are such, that ! will neither be
driven from the path leading to the pros
J perity of our country, by scant or poverty,
nor ailured from it by avarics or ambition
Citizens of the District, if an ardent at
tachment to my native soil if many friends
and relations, whom esteem and venerate-
if numerous progeny intertwined with
every moral perception Of my heart if eli,
Their, or all these considerations combined,
can rivet man to his country and to Iiber-
ty-These motives, these inducements,
which, in my estimation, are the most pow
erful that can operate on the human mind
shall be left by me, as pledges in your
hands, that will stedfastly adhere to your
! interest, and the honor of the nation. :
lam, gentlemen, your humble servant,
| MAGNUS TATE.
Berkeley County, January 10, 1915.
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Pau me what thou Quest.

Out of the abundant means with which thou art
Blessed this year, he hopes will be tardy in
complying with this request, as to require tie APP
plication OF the Law--Money is preferred, but If
the money cannot be had Ito prevent any pretext
whateyer) Wheat, Rye. Corn, Oats, Flax-seed,
Hides and Skins, and Clover Seed, viii be received
n payment otherw Sc most of the different claims
viii be handed over to the Sheriff and Constable,
next March Court
lie tenders his best thanks 10 his old punctuaI
customers, and informs them, that he will feel
pleasure in serving them with such articles they
may want
JAMES S. LANE
Shepherds Town, November 10, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-19
FREDERICK rio rVN. jim IA

Defence of Masyland-A bill has been
reported to the house Of De'eg ates Of this
State, to provide for the better defence o
the State, and preOent the necessity Of
frequent cats of The Nilitia. This b'a
proposes raising by voluntary enlist.
ment, for tie term Of tUe gears, should
the zpar continue so Tong, fue regiments
cfin fantry, each to consist IF torc bdttaIi-
ons. each battalion Of four companies, Of
the line, and one ofHght infantry, or RI.
femen !; and each company, sDhsther. Of
light infantry, riFemem, or Of the line,
Of ninety privotes, sec sergednts, s'r
c6rporoIs, one drummer and one .fter,
Nth four sappers and miners to each
company of the line also foe comp d'iies
Qfaghs artillery, one to be attached to
each regiment Of infantry, and each 10
consist Of .Gfty,sir privates, eight dr.
tJfcsrs, four ssrgednts, four corporate,
cad tgoO musicians.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-19

The senatorial committee" (says The
National lntelligencer of the 18th instant,
have not yet been able to prepare their re
port on the amendments of the House Of
Representatives To the Bank bill.r
it as pretty evident from this delay, tina,
they do not intend to report in favor Of those
amendments; and the Bank bill will proba.
bly, be lost in the same manner that the
conscription bill was, by disagreement
between the two houses.
The weakness and folly of such trifling
is now admitted and condemned by men Of
all parties and the evidence it affords OF
the total disregard of the recommendations
of the cabinet by the democratic party, and
oftheir want of confidence in the executive,
must be convincing to all those who do not
wilfully shut their eyes.
The democrats know and feel as sensibly
as do federalsts, that our affairs have been
wotully mismsnaged by the men now in
power, and thar there is no hope of change
for the better in our affairs until we have
a change of men; but, false shame, an
unfortunate attachment to party, prevents
them from taking the direct and only Ger
tain way to relief, an union nth feder diists
Not such an union as would require offeder-
alsts to support the men and measures by
which the nation has been conducted to the
brink Of ruin; but an union which would
contemplate radical and complete change
of both. Federal Gazette.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-19
THE BANK BILL

The committee of the Senate to whom
was referred the Bank Bill with the amend
ments made in the House of Representa-
tives, have agreed (as we are informed) to
report which materially alters the bill.
The following are the outlines.
The capital to be thirty five millions,
whereof twenty millions to be public stock
bearing an interest of six per cent, ten mil
lions of treasury notes and five millions in
specie--of the specie one million seven hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars to be paid
on the first neutrality-suspicious. in specie
to be made only at the principal Bank, and
a power given to suspend specie payments.
The bill thus altered it is believed will
pass the Senate its fate in the house of Re
representatives. is doubtful Its return to that
body will however afford another opportu
nifty of testing whether majority of its
members are inclined to redeem their cha
racter by doing some efficient act to restore
public credit We may on this occasion
hope, that the patriotic sentiments express
ed by the Hon. Rufus King in his letter te
the Speaker of the House of Delegates Of
Maryland, will actuate every Federalist in
the house in his vote on the bill--indeed
we fully believe that it il only necessary
they should be satisfied, that the measure
is constitutional and will be beneficial to thu
nation, to ensure their support
Fed GazstteI
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-19

to take that place. Gen Coffee, with the
mounted Tennesseeans, passed here yester-
day in high spirits.
Gen. Carroll, with the Kentuckians and
other Tennesseeans, about three thousand
strong, passed here this morning in boats,
and will be at Orleans in Is or "a hours
Gen Jackson and his forces were yesterday,
at II o'clock, at the city.
d" 2 ociock-the mail not yet being gone,
! have just time to say, that every addition
al information confirms the above The yo
lunteers are turning out lively.
Is The Militia General, Thomas, has just
received an order by express, that the mill
tia must turn out en- masse and proceed on"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-19
Picture of the Times.

Extract from the Address of the Carriers Of
the New York Gazette, ON the commence
ment ofthe New Year
The Boatswain's stunning pipe no moro
Is heard along our silent shore
ANS still all's dead the sailors cheer
Of heaUe geo we no more hear.
No foreign ships now heave in sight,
To clothe our spacious bay IN white;
No vessels, as in former times,
Now sail, bound out to foreign climes;
No more our newsmen ply the oar,
For loaded ships return no more
Now sounding near and sounding far,
Are heard the dread alarms OF war; &
The rolling drums discofdant noise,
The trumpers shrill appalling voice, 49,
Are heard now all the hills among,
Where crst bland songs fpeace were sung.
We've now, in room of cheering mirth,
Which once peTvaded all the earth,
The walls of wart--and dying groans--
The widows and the orphans means,
The shrek of poverty and woe,
And all the ills which man can know.
The drought which has been so long rife,
Has dried up all the nations life;
We're now, by its vile influence dread,
Exh aus ted--palsied all but dead
First, to destroy our navigation,
We had that curse Nen.imPortotion,
And then Embargo tried her hand,
To drive all commerce from our land
Non intercourse then came in view;
But all these demons would not do
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-19
axe Notice.

Ali those who made purchases at the
sale of Michael Barns, deed. are informed,
that their respective obligations will be-
come due on the 25th Of this month, and
are requested to come forward and dis
charge their respective notes against the
first Of February next as no longer in
diligence can be given. These who have
claims against the estate, are requested to
exhibit them, properly attested, for settle
ment.
ADAM Taller, Adm'r.
PHEBE BARNES, Adm,r.
Jan. 10, 1915.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-19
CURIOUS REQUEST. Il,
SENATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20.

The Speaker laid before the Senate the
petition of Joshua Barney, stating that in
April 1889, when he commanded the ship
Hyder Alley, belonging to this State, he
captured his Britannia Majestys ship the
General Monk, for which the state of
Pennsylvania, in general assembly, voted
him SSrord-that the petitioner when in
France had the misfortune to have his
chamber broken open and his sword, with
many other articles of value, stolen. from
him, and praying that he may be author
Used to have another sword made, with the
same cmblems and devices as on the for
mer one, at his oocn eTpense
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-19
A well digger wanted.
Jan. 10, 1915.

wish to contract with person who will
undertake to sink well, about eight feet,
in addition to what Is already dug, and to
wall up the whole. Liberal wages will be
given to person who can complete 4 IN
short time. Apply to the subscriber, liv-
ing near Buckles Town,
FRANCIS STLVERS
Jan 10, 1915.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-19
NEW-ORLEANS.

The suspicion gains ground that the gov
eminent is in possession of the official ac-
count of the capture OF this important city.
The Mississippi is as necessary to the west.
ern states as the Chesapeake to Maryland,
the Delaware to Pennsylvania, or the Sound
and North River to New York. IF the
Union is dissolved, the measure may, be
looked for first from the West after New
Orleans is taken tied. Repub
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-19
TIHE GAZETTE.


!. Died, on Friday last, Mrs. MARY
PORTERFIELD, wife of William Por-
terfeld, Esq of this County
Also, on Wednesday last, Capt. CAS-.
PER WALPERT, of jefferson County
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-19
CHARLESTON, January7.

Extract Of letter dated 80. Mays,
January 8.
alt is stated on the authority of a gentle
man of veraeity, who is just from St Au-
justine. that British officer was there re-
crui,ipg men of all descriptions, but chiefly
-, of whom he had already from 70
500 enlisted, with a view of making de-
scent upon this state lfthis account is en-,
titled to credit, we may soon expect some
warm work 10 this place
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-19
BALTIMORE, January 10.
NEW-ORLEANS.

We have been informed that letter has
been received at Washington, from New
Orleans, dated the 2lst December, which
states that considerable reinforcements, I'M
der Generals Coffee and Carroll had arriv-
ed, and SO many more were on their way
to join Gen. Jackson, that he would soon
have greater force than could be convent
entity accommodated, or used with advan
tage-No attack had been made or attempt
ed by the enemy, and it was confidently be-
lieved that our troops could successfully re.
sist any force that could be brought against
The city.
The enemy had disappeared for some
days, and it was supposed had gone to
Mobile
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-19
QUEBEC, January 8.

Court Martial has been assembled IN
this city, for the trial oe Major General
Proctor The specifications, which are nve
in number. have been published and 1t is
expected from the fullness OF the evidences =,
in supporting them, that the Court will
close its session in a few days, with YER
dict of condemnation