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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-14
NOTICE.

meeting Of the Trustees of the Rehmc,si Academy ia
earnestly requested; ut the Capitol Saturday Morning. The
2i't inst at i2oelo, take into consideration TIE step,
that should be pursued discharge tie Duties with which sy
have been intrusted.
rs has hoen 50 long since r Trustees INST and some Of
them may have forgotten that dey So the following
LAST made out from the face of the Records respectfully
Submitted George Hwy Alexander McRae John Brocc
brough, George Pickett William Foee SEM Robert Pol
lard, Gervas Storrs, Samuel Mcciaw James Gr.s.nhow
William W. Hening, wlrafn Munfsd, fan,s Mcs:lurg,
William Writ, Greed Taylor William c. Williams P.ysn
Randolph John Preston and Thomas rcrcneses
II IIfUSIEE.
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

+" Boston, October 7.-Noon.
Arrived, ship Quincy, captain Yrann,
from Liverpool. BY this arrival we have
receivedpap to August Esd from London,
and to the oath from Liverpool.
" Labadoyere was executed at Paris Au-
gust 18th, and met his fate with frmness.
Ney had been brought to Paris, and COM
mitted to the Conciergerie. Soult had
taken up his residence at a place assigned
by the police.
The city of rhilipville surrendered to
the Allies August 8th. Martial law exist
ed at Toulon.
Some difference is said to have arisen
between the Sovereign of the Netherlands
and the King of Prussia as to territory.
L his is mentioned in the London States
man."
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to expect, that they should beg:i. TO make
their arrangement towards ef.ectins this
object.
Whether any cash could be collected b.
our trade to foreign parts, or by agents Scat
tered through the interior ofour country, I'VE
do not pretend TO say--But we presume,
at least that the Virginia Banks VIII have
an eye to all the proceedings Of the nor
thern Banks and that they will spare no
efforts to move ia concert with those insti-
buttons.
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E,rata az h.e tieee, tioaa Q n F,4end 70 Yaate

f'T"fd ." H'e P1efe, JON !" n FIteTld 10 dste =
forObiyious security read obivous e5c.fs essentials
,sse'iano small mark, hail lIarli,gelirc MA
ieyolcnee, uSReritcd malesoiCnce
cThe aluded parallel to r. l. J1yi re- is ffom
Easts Grown Law, fict lasts Reports.
Married, Tuesday Evening last BY the Rev SIR W.l-
sen, M James ~ to iss Lueetia z. Ncsrsar both
Of oiargv.
Dtei in the county of Louisa. Saturday ls afte-s
short hut attack oftle lno,s fever Mr. Ch yy,S
nyomg gt en universally esteemed b. all who had IN il,
innate aeq usttalce With lngn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-14
MAINLAND ELECTION

Tn. Maryland Federaists have won the race
but they were run To the very eye-Iashes For
days. they had felt al the pangs of the wretch
who was condemned to the Gallows-And no Won
der, they are now crying ont "L4us DEo," for
the repricve which they hsye obtained Their tIi-
umph is, because they have gained majority Of on
~ ONE vote in joint ballot Of both houses Such
ANOTHER victory would undo them
The Republicans OF Maryland have deserved we'll
of thir country for their exertions They have
nearly put ue Monster under their feet--another
such struggle, and he perishes IF Allesany had
done her duty, the triumph would have been COM
piete. But Tor her, who had been so lately trcked
out Other rights by the Federal party, Who had
seen me1 not Of her own choosing imposed upon her
by the arts Of the Fedcralis.s in disregard Of the
rights of The elective franchise; Tor her t. take
these same men TO herboso,n, was more than they
even had dared to hope, or the Republicans could
permit themselves TO fear But the apathy despair
had seized her, and shame on her supineness the
Fedesafsis have succeeded Wndcrnn once more fills
the chariot Maryland, and the precious author of
"the Precious Leffs." is destined 10 disgrace bv
hls presence in the Senate Of the United States
General Washington supported, through the Inns
ofhs Secretaries, the right Of the American sea-
man to be secure Ia his own castle, his ship-y1Ty.
Hdper pretends, that Che doctrine is lately set M,
as pTetext, to bring Us into collision with England
Yet Mr.. II IS " an honorable man"--of the true
WGshiHgton sch9oll
General Washington, was 20 dsintcrcsted rs 10
refuse all pas for his services during the war He
was unwilling e should be said, he had served his
country Cor eo.d.--Nr Winder was 81 uerU disin-
terescd asto pocket his extra 1000 dollars Tor COM
manhing the mili;io, which he was bound 20 do er
ofcio-tien. w did great deal Of service for no.
thing-Mr w hal great deal ofiponey for dong
nothing--Het Mr.. w. is q very honos able man"
of the true WG8hinefon school,
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AGRICrLTURAI. REPORr.

The market has opened with the bright
est prospects for the Planter. On NVednes-
day, FIVE hogsneads Of the nszV craft of to-
b4cco were brought to MANCHESTER, x sold
for f7oenfy-oac dollars ard /drsy ceufa per
hundred. This was raised By Major John
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
WORKS. NOT WOEDS

WININo, NJ I WUNDSE
ne haze TALKED enough, let rs AcT!
Those gentlemen who anxious in the ins,iu
'ionofa LancasIian School Schools in this City, viii be
peasedto attend at the Washington Tavern His Eoenas
n halfaftcr soclocl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-14

FALL GOODS.
TF7HE Subscriber has lust received ffy-
tgo Pa1tgg osfrcsli imported Dry-cooSs cor1prisi-
general assortment, sriabe the present and ap5rrae5
ing asnnAe,a supply Of mems wool aud first rat byer
hats @des Shoes shoe thread hardware paots oil erncr
RES, eartheIi, stone and glass ware Of which b mo ,eo
ted with great care, in iicsl}ta. Nr7rk & Baltimore
Will pc disposed Of on moderate terms for cash.
ROSCOW COLE
UiEa11eJ,u,e Oc,o5e, IL A6
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CO-P8PTWE P.yETE

FkNt1E Subscribers having formed Co
4 partnership, under the firm of COLE SHINES oa;
for sale Two doors below Samuel 9. l, store on the a,
ket-tFts 80 Pocagcs Fresh Imported DJ7S;ooys the r,
of which were selected by them in person. in Roa '
biz n NTvr.1r yyE,,
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10 dni's stripe" PHI, trunks superfine prints
90. point bHniRetS. do. midding do.
do. ID superfne Welch cs,mbrics - eo''"|
da'hs4s -: trunks 6-4 superfine UNI
) 90. % green plHr, ana dressed do.
MnIIe ana red yorkshire case white and colorrd
Iannes fancy muslins
no. p"hi"Dearsion coat hale superfine bafias
nss case white and figured
~ spH''ol q Ibieno. biarSeiliesyesting
~. blue e green plains cases 10 and In b in,
, do. Cd fine cloths ems -'''' LII
dc. "a superfne do. part do. Irish tr,ov,, tYo
French, and H0odrs Ias- Al and 81 sI;r,; "i'e>I
Eet..4, some, the most laies and German.
ihs'ioi1oie coiSrs cznaburgs
uo Nupeihne ~ minhS trunks ID and os cotton
easzi'ns re, single anddou- shirtine ''0
hiemiltd case Madras l'dlxfs. md
IS WSolen stockiHSiets, eoiord cambria shawls
Oh various eoioFs do. Nuns < color, threat
au ~ "ooeh Regency sewing silk andtwist
S SoruS do, cotton tal trIcorn-
40. eieeaht anu fasiiora- 7nonlY fine
o'e Ve5,ings do. pack and LONDON
us DohIazeues and mixed pins
twiilSd Scotch plaIds 1 trunk snspcndsr- srI
trunk worsted ard cot silk and cr.io,, M L., H.
ooi n H5 case Gentleiaens' best
case nanchcstry Beaver hats
do. diuities assorted 1 easIS br,,siss o.sor,o5
~ OF clegant sllk sha@s ami half dkfs.
n"tk white eolored evantnes black foritne ve,tirys
black humbs7nes, white 6. coored crsvafs nnr, I,
va < Kid gloves, BaraIa hnndEerchtfs bael, car1,r;cs
&c. &c. - ''eh S'iHDIies,
At0-1 hd best brown sugar, bags peprar kerr -,,-
eni shotaid few bOx, and c:isters Il5 rial Teal 80
Mch viii &c sold Oh reasonable terms, fc- cash. or tsyac
eeptane-s.
ROsCow COLE.
FLEMING JAMES.
OCi00eT ~ 1G-fm
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PRIME GROCERIES.

NyTORTHAM g MsGRuDER have For ss,c.
w at their ST re f-w DORIS below the Ben,
Iayr,:
Erown Sugar in barr Is and iocshcads,
CgiIre--lInperial s. Young Hyson Tea,
Chocoiate--Cherse,
Alspce, Pepper and Cinper,
Nutmogs, Mustard, WindsT.SOap,
Madeira and TenerfFe Wines,
Old Port in bntiles,
Philadelphia Porter and Ale,
Powder and Pstent Shot,
spa ish Flo,ant indigo,
Ho'auna Segars in qnarfer bows
Salt-Pctre, CoIperas, Alum and Br.m tone,
Ground Allurn-Sat,
Foo's-Scap snd Letter Paper,
Wiadow Glass 8 by 10 aud 10 by ~,
Liverpool China IN crates and t.s.
Quarts, mint and hsIf pint Tumblers,
Blstertd Steel,
Square, round and Ast Iron, Nc &c.
October Is AZ -
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DEDICATED
To the Education of Youth,
And to the Diffusion OF useful knowledge.
A. the SURE basis of perpetuating
THE FREE GOVERN NTENV.
AZ present enjoyed By tbs happy Country.


The Cornerstone was laid on the 9TH Noyem-
her, 1809-'lsGr sir years ago! And the Build
iBg which was 81 sacretiy " Dedicated to the Ed
ucation Of Yorth" and which was so much wanting
as ?" the sure basis Of berbefYating the Free Gov
ernrnent," which we enjoyed, is no; yet finished
Finished the first story is bat raised and thus it
has remained neglected aud 10 gotten, the desaying
slsa OF your decaying spirit The Materials that
were collected, perishiugnost OF the timber stolen
or burnt and even the bricks themselves disappear
'ug.
Tsgive The last touch to this picture---The Trus.
tees themselves have not hal meeting since the
18th day Of October. 1St0---jfve gears aeo
Wby-this apathy Has their public spirit des-
ccnded to the grave with Robert Mitchell Is
there no one among you, who can feel the same in
ertst in the reputation of City, as that eccen-
trio, tut warln-hearted, and philosophical Irish
man ?
You have sons to educate; a free government
to pe'petuate; City to improve. Why then
sleep ye '--Let US rouse ourselves, and raise the
Academy.
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HE 5 UB5LRIBERSI
ERETURNING to Richmond. rn
"a, Refine g Judah. and hasirI
themselves in the house formerly 0 d
Joseph,a few doors below The BeH 4
the attention Of the inhabitants It thil
vicIu ~, % a very general ard exfe sid
Of DRY GOODS, purchased for cash
from the latest arrigais---vlich ssfof
regularly kept up.
Those vhe nay favor them With 4
viii fni the terms very accominrdm
tention of Coustry ESerche t. is aiso
ZALM
DAVID j
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VALUABLE PROPERTY ~ Sac e

mr. PUBLIC .4JrCTTON
TA5iE Su' scri5cr Intends offering NJ pubTc Sale.
OIL Monday the sd Day &c us n on,h. On ibe.
prrrni5 s, under tie mantg ment Of NI9ncure.
Robinson and Pieasanis. the LOT or vile, q uo.g
lives, situate in the Falling Gsrirn AMI beiue thc
corner Of Locust and 7 Stects, so e. or + re. 9
and about Sc on TTc1st street AMI IN the rext
day, thc 24th, ha acre LOT, No. 626 situate
near WIN. Hay' brewery, end joining Dr.. Green.
hov's On tie north, and james 6. Anlhonv on dc
west-Conditions, G. ti,ird cash, o bird is threu
months sod ore third IN six months n two h
par menis e. be secured by approved III Il
gotahle notes. at either OF Che Ricbp, 4
JAMES n
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-31
Lease of a Garden
adjoining the To,cn Of alexandria
FOR SALE.

Y WILL SELL the unexpired part of
q my Lease having years to run from
me ninth day of next September, of that
valuable Garden and Lot now occupied
by myself containing two acres ofground
in a high state of cultivation, with good
dwelling house and an excellent we'll Of
water in the yard-the Garden is we'll
set with every kind of vegetables, flow
sr Nc, shrubs and flowers. 1t will be sold
Gear of all mounds ance as the rent and
taxes have all been paid. Any person
inclined to purchase may know the terms
on application to me Oh the premises.
Owen Sullivan.
May ST. I'm.
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by construction the iilustrious Sydney
shose trial never ought to be cited as a
precedent but for the sake Of violation.
Protested with his dying breath, and it i
anly necessary to add, that Jeffreys wa
the Judge. It has been rumoured, that
,ucH an opinion has been given in ourtlay
6 has been limited that the author Of the
american law journal is preparing a re-
anr of such trial for the press. If there
i NY foundation for such a report, we.
rope and trust that every man in the U.
States, VINO feels the principles Of liberty
in his heart ;who yenerates the dust o
his ancestors, will procure and preserve
a cnpy of the pamphlet.
We have been further informed, that
the reporter offers the manuscript for
publication from patriotic motives mere
iy: that he has no personal interest in
thesaIe OF the pamphlet, and that if a saf-
icient number Of subscribers can be OBJ
tanned to defray the expense Of publication
that the compiler will cheerfully and
gratuitously prepare the manuscript for
the press.
EHs D.7fs..,o..o sTo1o o.a,,n,b
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-31
PUBLIC NO TICE.

THE Subscribers. Police Gonstables.
i've notice, that the positive direction o.
he laws of the C Corporation, as well as
he instructions of the Mayor, require
hat they do take notice Of, and bring be-
ore the proper authority, allpersons who
haIl be found, within the limits OF the
Corporation, riding or leading any horse:
n driving or taking any carriage on the
FOOT pavements; or who shall drive any
carriage whatever out of the ordinary ira
Yelling gait, or in careless and inatten.
i've manner, or gallop or otherwise force
my horse out of such ordinary travelling
AIT, or who shall ride or take any horse
Through the streets without bride or.
ialter.
The owners and drivers of wagons,
trays and carts. will also take notice
| that the law requires that the drivers
shall attend by the sides of their respec-
tive Wagons, carts and drays. They are
70 drive them in careful and orderly
manner, and station them, when unem-
loved, at least thirty feet from each O.
|ther, parallel and close to the side stones.
so as not to interruptthe passage through
the streets.
The owners of dogs will also take no.
|tice. that the law makes it the duty OF
the Constables, to kill and destroy any
dog found at large within the limits Of the
Corporation without his. owner, between
the first day Of April and the first day Of
october in each year.-This law will be
executed.
The frequent complaints which are
made by the citizens, of the inconve-
nience they are put to, by dogs being bro't
Tor permitted to come to the market-house.
during market hours, and the interrur-
ton and alarm they often produce to the
citizens who attend at market, require
that the practice should be stopped
Notice is therefore giren, That the own
ers of dogs who bring aud suffer them to
be at the market-bouse, during the market
hours, may expect them to be taken up
and destroyed.
By order Of the Mayor,
.archibald /. Taylor,
JOfln Neil
Bfnjamin Wood,
Iaomuss Murray,
May 81.
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NoTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBER informs his
friends who have old FLOUR in his
Warehouse, that the same must be taken
away before the first day of July mex &.
the amount due thereon paid otherwise
he shall dispose of as much as will be
sufficient to pay the amount due.
JAMES C. DENEALE.
May so. st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-31

In the Quarterly !SevIeW Tor OCTOBER
last. there are nulneraGsanecdotes relat-
ed OF the conduct and BEHAVIOUR OF Bona
parte after his arrival IN Elha. In bus
conversation there, he ascriGed the loss
of Paris to the treachery OF ..,armont and
Augereau.-rhe confirmation OF tins re-
port of his conversation, Dy DonaParte's
subsequent oEt:at declaration since his
landing in France, gives some autllentl-
city t, the following Faras: a;,h.
:. On several occasions he has been for
ward to express us contempt of the peo-,
pie and more pointedly d the government
Of the Z. States. lie has totally forgot
ten Nile duke de baasano's assurance,
+. that hss .ngJesiy lores tie .ane'fcams"
and he has very candidly avowed that
.e published his beriin and MILAN De-
crees with the OBJECT OF involving them IN
"a war with Great brltaln, Whlch he eX-
pected would lave operated as a diver
sion to lis Continental projects"
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Baltimore Telegraph.
Democratic Prophecies accomplished n
the usual arag.

ss +. 81 I i
The following is an extract from a
speechof Mr.. Jefferson, delivered in 1905
lin which he adverts to taxes levied BY
Washington and Adams; s These inter
nal taxes core,.ing orr land Nth officers
ind opening our doors to their intrusion.
lad already begun that process Of domi-
ciliaryrerutioa, which, once entered, is
scarcely to be restrained from reaching
;uccessiyely erery article Of produce 4
# property" 1t may be the pride ana
pleasure. Of an .americnn to ask. achat far
aer, 1chat mechanic. ,thnt laborer, eret
sees tan,gatherer Of the Q. States"
TAXES OF 1915.
Land Tax-House Tax-Watch Tax
Carriage Tax-yagggon Tax
Harness Tax-License Fax
Auction Tax-stiii FAX
Leather Tax-Boot Tax
Hat TaxCap
Tax-Ladies Eat
Tax-Sugar Tax
Tobacco Tax.
Snuff FAX
Segar Tax
Bar.Iron Tax-Slit- Iron Tay-Brad.Tax
Rolled Iron 1ax-pig- Iron FAX
Cut Nail Tax-Umbrella Tax
Furniture fax-Stanp lax
-sprig Tx-Paper
TaX-Douhe
Postage Tax
Candle
Tax.
Paying Card Tax-Saddic Tay-Bridle
IaS-oeer TaA-ate Tay--folter
Tax--W hiskey saS--Iouble
Duties. &c.--Leans-- lrea-
sury Notes-staAa-
Ing Army, &c.
&c. &C.
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& Eosten, e7ednesday, Meg "a.

6 Bosten, eI1ednesday, JNey "a.
g A letter trosn or correspondent at
Newbury port mentions an arrival there
yesterday Of the schooner crocodile, Cof-
lin, from Cage Aenr RaJti. Sailed
I'd instant. Left several southern yes-
sells before reported. Nay 8, lat. 2o, So,
ong. 70, spoke sloop Polly and Sophia,
10 DAYS from Charleston for st. Jago.-
We have received a number of hayti
papers and proclamations, brought by
Captain Coffin, contents unknown.
{. No news here TINS day.o
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"a CLEHK wanted

ra.a subscribers wish to employ a
st4a,ls .. who writes we'll and under
an ,ssceon'pts. They would also take
etc. ppreat'ce to the Grocery Business.
4. '' eannotbe conveniently attended
Wv DC 'aaRderills g Larmour.
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PUBLIC BATHS.

. I
TIME Subscriber respectfully informs
the Ladies and Gentlemen of Alex
andria and its vicinity, that his Bath
HOUSE (on the alley adjoining the The
atre and opposite tie City Hotel, is now
open, and will be kept in complete order
till the first of October, where Harm &.
Cold BATHS may be had at any time in
the day and until 9 o'clock at night
His terms are s 10 each for subscribers
for the season, or fifty cents fer single
Bath.
Two separate baths are kept exclusive
ly Tor Ladies, who will please come in
at the alley adjoining MIR. Fairfax's House
on Royal Street-AEd Gentlemen are
pal ticuIarly requested to come IN at mat
adjoining the Theatre.
Thomas Shields.
May 10. eotl
7 RINTIyNG
NEATLY Excel. ~ AT THIS sFFfsE
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Race at Sebastiars ril

fEX71LE be run on the Pac eErornd % on !
VIM. sMcMurray On f,e 4tll OF
Tune next. a Horse race zee Tor sny
Saddle Horse that never won a. Iurse-
the sum not known till the day Of Racing.
ALSO,
A Poney race for Saddle worth TWen-
ty or Thirty Dollars-Any horse uhder
IL hands high can enter for the Saddle.
May 81. ST.
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]. F. Caldwell,
OFFERS 70 sa T. r,
Corner Of King & Union-streets,
By Wholesale & Fetal,
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES /:

THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES
TJRESH TEAS, New-York Sugar.
IN House Molasses, Mustard, Pepper,
Oil, Vinegar, Powder and Shot. Fi'befts,
Green Coffee, Cogniac Brandy, Holland
Gin. Chocolate, Rice, Candles, Lou-
lard's best Rapree, Scotch and Macabau
Snuff, Segars, warranted Of SUI. elior qua
Iitv--prime Pork, Copreras, Seal Lea
Their, Gambia Soap, old Whiskey, An
chors from to 400 pounds, Flour, shad
and Herrings for family use. =
Nav 81. DIV
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-31

Murder witl out!-We understand
that the Murderers OF lMiss Sally Hami-
ton. are at last detected, and will be
brought to immediate punishment-the
.ust reward OF deed which, for savage
atrocity, has hardly parallel. It is
said that one of them will arrive here to.
day, in the steam boat, from Albany.
LetsaIH Lec0raer.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-09
The GOVERNMENT wants MONEY
and must hare TT

A notification of the present rates
Postage has been maee-but special in.
structions and indispensable regulations
makes il my duty to add, that in future
sU letters mast be paid for chen taken IN.
and Papers, Pamphlets, &c. quarterly in
sdUance From the extreme difficulty of
finding change to suit, the exact Postage
will be requisite on application.
AS soon as possible, minutes of all past
as well as present accruing office Gains
will be presented, when it is not only hcp.
ed but erpeeted, that as little hesitancy will
be shewn in dscharging them. as there was
cheerf uLness onboth sides in Their creation,
and in many instances, rather too much On
mine for my satisfaction or advantage. BY
divide an extention and SO long continss.
ance.
THE MAILS
FROM Washington, Alexandria, &c. ar
rive on Wednesday evening, proceed to
Bath and return on Friday morning for
the City, sc. Letters for this should be in
by Thursday evening. From Boonsboro,
arrival every Wednesday and Friday even
ing, and returns the ensuing mornings. BY
Shepherds Town, &c. The Hagers Town,
(nou) arrives on Friday afternoon, pro-
eeeds the Usual route to Winchester, and
returns on Sunday afternoon. Hours not
being designated, for this mail. letters
should be in by noon for both North and
South and West
6 Where mails arrive Oh Sunday, for
one homr only, and on no other occasion,
it is enjoined that the office shalt be opened,
and to this time alone, access must be lin
ited--whlst for the greater accommodation
of all, and by way Of prevention--to such
at least as may be disposed to make an
timeous calls whether before the rising
of the Sun-or after the setting of the
attendance shall be given, as the
law requires, !" at all reasonable hours
betwixt A. M from October to March,
and A. NJ from April to September in
elusive till sun down, except when night
arrivals take place, and then, for snita-
We time for distribution Thus, order at
length being about to be introduced in the
office, both convenience and pleasure must
result to all--and doubly crafty the pub
lies long devoted and very obedicnt servant,
VIM SOMMERViILE, P. NJ.
Martnsburgh, Feb. 2, 1915.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-09
Mr.. JOHN TAYLOR,
Gin

AS you are not resident of the Com
fnonwealth of Virginia, and have no known
agent or attorney within the same, hereby
and in this mode give you notice, that on
the Esd, Gath and 25th days of February
next, between the hours of nine in the
forenoon and nine in the afternoon In each
day. will proceed to take the dispositions
of Thomas Fades and others, at the Office
Of Robert Trimble, Esq in the town OF Pa
ris, kentucky whose dispositions, when
taken, shall offer as testimony in certain
matter of controversy, or suit in chancery,
now depending and undetermined in the
County Court of Berkely, wherein you are
complainant and am defendant.
JOHN MORROW
Shepherds Town, January 26, 1915.