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:, he had served, and all of whom h. hac
tbeen the e.rvaps. lie has SUBSEQUENT.
Nv been ProI,red the high 81 .niii;s,,y
appointments by the iegisl lture, WI. h
ne declined ,o acceps; immoysal.c ia
moderation and rae o the sriaci,. C
that never allowed him 10 fiji a s.a,i n
of which the character " as merely h, =
norary, and the duties ONLY nominal.
When foreign invasion was to be re-
pressed or domestic usurpation dis
comliited, he sprung to the post of pub
lie service. Blu, he has uniformly dis
dalneds Its ostenration and It's emolu-
nent', at time when TOO many oil C.
very party are disfgured by an ung,-
verned and indecent appc,sre, OF o.
fee. He was in truth an y..iaue n,sn.
and felt above the sortiid coisid-ta,,-
ons and the sorry turmoil which make
up the character of ordinary smbiti.
obs.
Perhaps however he is best enti-
tied to tee NEED Of merit who ills
with the greatest success and Gdnli.,
the ofhoes OF private Ike. Ihs, phi-
losohy Is now deserve txpltded
that would submit all individual sy
Pathy and interest TO an abstraction
with the name of society. 1t was ia
a domestic vocatioa that N aior Ep.
gieston displayed most conspicuousiy
that beniicence OF which no use conli
wear out the temper, nor any pressure
break the spring. Not rhat his 10.
mesiic utility can be measured bv ,ba
standard OF that function In the mass
OF nsn. lie was the centre OF a pro.
digitus family connection preserved
by the cement of his influence from
being disseyered and dissolved. In
him was found the prieciple of its in.
tegrity and which contained all liza
me mbers IN bond of the straiehtest
A multitude of persons had
one neck o. union and anoiti, and drath
has struck with fatal and cruei certYin.
ty at that. To all those. Major ~.
gles'on supple every various rel. 6 os
and tnlhiled the seemingly incon,,st.
ent duties of each. In the words OF
a widowed relation, IN the paToxs sm
OF her anguish, he had been their
iri"Rd, and tbeir father, and their
prop, and their oracle, and theireveyy
thing, tor seventeen years. But he Is
gone and the keystone OF conjunction
rs rent from the family edlfire. lore
yer.
Such WAS the character Of MAJOR
Esgleston and correspondent was his
death. TO the last he continued 40
his affairs with the greatest
comPosure, ana bowed himself with an
eqUanimitv truly adnirahle to that
stroke from. y bich EXEMPTION can me-
yer be. BuT il is not Tor me to dies.
crlhe tie ie. OF paint the death of the
patriarch and the patriot. The LEAFS
when affection. sweeps rudeY i,s
chords, vihraies too IRE gular and deem
Ter panegyric. l. know rGr to lovg.
but L iittie know now to praise hun.
Indeed, his eulogium eau only be ade-
qua.rly pronounced, by those who
have been WI to the most sigma,
proofs of his virtue. his compasriots in
the field and IN the cabinet, whose
plaudi,s have so often thrilled through
my heart. l abstain altogether iron,
paving the last rites of sffe ction to the
turest friend it has ever been my happi.
ness TO have, and last testimony of
respect to the best man it was ever nv
fortune 10 know. 6.
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Tracts of Liant.

In the, county Of FIuvansa, viii be offered
at Public Sale To the highest bidder 1T the
Cour -house Of said county, on the 1S,,
day OF March next, being court day, viz.
a TR ACT lying on The branches Of Ca.
rey's Creek, including the ground where.
on the New Canton aud BrYant,s Eel ry
roads cross, and of course aicrds an ex-
eellent stand for a Tsyern--t also I,as tho
advantage OF cohtigu'tf 10 larnes River A.
vigauon, This tract contains 500 &C res
according 20 very recens survey " the
couDty surveyor. Another TRACT ,yiDy
on both sides of littls Michunk Creek near
or adjoining the North river, containing
upwards of 500 acress 20 be more corFsSi-
ly ascertained by survey. Both baTesIs are
well adapted 20 the product Gs eran, aud a
large proportion OF each is good tcbaccs
land--bui asst is presume q that purchsyers
viii Choose 10 judge for themselves, ( re-
ier them 10 john fGquay aud Jsnss Payne
hviag near she properly for interim stioa of
the boundaries. The terms arc, ooe isurtl
of the pTchase moGey TO be paid IN hand,
aud the balance ~ tbri e9oai anGsAl pay,
ments---a deed u ConTey Ance gipen on ge-
ceipt OF the n st payment and deco OF
trust 90 the properly required for securin
he other three. l
WILLIAM II. PLE&SA ETs.
AEing EKscutor,
February 10th, 1911. -
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Tract of l. and

whereon the said VIM. Royali- LACEY lived, as
vii b. sethelens TO raise the sum OF Two hun.
ored aud sky eight pounds. and the interest &c
c'n'Hg thereon from The D n day of March 1906
t'rether with all cosis @ttending the trust deed
&c.
The above mentioned Land is Of good quality
lies in Charles City county Immediately on
ia res Rive-, only taree miles above City Poipt,
an ! not mere than two froru Shirley.
no. Crew, } Trus-
Re-. Laid. tees.
as MonGh, Goth, 1911.
(eptds.)
by consent of the parties. the above sals
lie po,iPoned until the 9TH day Of the third
T'"th. [eptdsl
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LAM for Sale.

II Y yir;ne OF deed Of trust executed to the SUBJ
j , 'cfbers, by Wiiiar1 Royal, .enr 70 secure
n'oa2y due 10 Zines taddt win be said publicly
50r FsSdy money on Inc Promises, the 20,h
day Of mex, nontn, so much nl he
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-22

Nothing SO strongly marks the a.
lection OF the leading Fet!eralists 70
old mother Britain as their eager pre-
diciions and copiecturaI declaration
that the DEGREES OF Berlin and Milar
are not revoked. They feel the infa.
! my which sticks TO Great Britain for
disavowiug Erskine, and they want to
lessen 1t by representing France as
equally vile. The cunning rogues
know what they are about well en-.
ough: But if they were at loss the
Norfolk Ledger could give them a
hint or, in default sf that, consul
Hamilton could put them up to thing
or two.
p" Destroy HI, hb and sophis:ry. in vain
" Ths cssaturcs at his d,rsy work again.
MIR. Wagner, of the Federal keoub-
lican, asserted on the 5,h inst. that
Alexander McKim is indebted to one
of the Banks Of Baltimore in the sam
of $4,000 dolls. This assertion was
made IN the fret instauce without
proof. MIR. Robert { NcKim the con.
nection ofAlexander) on the 9th in
slant, his own naue, contradicts the
allegation yet on the 9TH, yTr. Wag- !
ner repeats it wi:hou, proof. Such is
the mode in which that paper has al |
ways proceeded, not only in relation
TO individuals but with respect to the |
administration. Assertions withour
proof, repeated over and over again,
is the fund at testimony upon which
Mr.. Wagner Perpesualiy draws, ard
begs a charitable community to be !
live him. This is the licen,ious Jour
nal that the honorable Joseph Lewis,
OF Virginia, hes taken such uncom. |
mon psins to circulate among the good |
citizens of the congressional district
which ne represents. The gentleman
calculates, no doubt, that his own lie. |
gislative reign depends for duration !
upon his ability to hoodwink his con.
stituents.
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HIS IS to give no,ice TO all that have
a clu'ms against ELISHA MERkDtrHs
de chsed. or his estate, 20 bring them for.
wH's immediately properly Authenticated,
That agTsDSeme nts may be made u DIS
tiatse the sag'e--thss viii be plsad IN Bar
against hi claims that may come after a
rt~scnsble rouee. liIstw Sc forewaen all
pess"ts iron, receiving @ssignmrn,s OF any
bonG or bonus gwen to Magealene |. Wat.
Rms rs administratix TOR tac sald estate.
WILLIAM WALKER,
Administrator OF Elisha
MeredIths deed. by
order OF Court.
January 5ist, 1911. AZ
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was yesterday received by the Secre-
tary of State, AMI will to-day be pre-.
sei.teG TO the President.
BANKING.
The House of Assembly Of New
Jersey has passed a resolution, "a to
10, instructng and equestiug the
Senators and Representatives from
that state to use their innaence to pre-
vent arenewal of the charter of the
Bank of the United States.
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i HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Richmond Library Socicfy,
WIZ be held at Mr.. Fleiteher's Tavern.
90 Monday the 25th day Of February, at
10 o'clock, being the day fixed on by the
Constitution.
JOHN O'LYECH Librarian.
February 7lh, 1911.
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T ANDS FOR SALE Pursuant to the
AZ last will of 'Fhomss Pieasants, decd.
of Gooechiand, the following
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The Federalisss do every thing to
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-19
SALE NJ, Feh. s.
FROM SPAIN.

The schooner Polly, captain u mis-, ar
lived a, Matbiehrad on "Wednesday even
rc the Oh instant in Sc days from 60.
unna, capgo 5000 lbs msrino wool. Capt
u was teid b, he commander Of the BRUSH
squadron IN that port, that the orders in
council were s'll IN full force, and tta' he
considered it his du,y to enforce them as
h5 r,totore.
a gentleman in Marbehead has sent the
d,,or Of the Salem Gazeltr the following,
communicated to him bv Mr. Jose oh r &,
90, an Italian gentleman pascal. r with
aptain Dennis.
"a conspiracy against the government
a., taken place IN Ga!icia, headed by the
shop OF St J.go of which The English
Gen raj. (WalkrD being apprised, he sem
,icrs TO ,he Spanish govetrcr to pat =
sop TO il, and to call III all the arms
yr'-h Id ben distrihutcd.for the defence
IF the country which was objected ,c -
instantly thv frigate Arrthusa was despatch
ID 10 England for 1000 troops and the
Go'd6nch brig arrived the IN IAN. wiki
Information that the troops were then in
the bay.
"The Spanish army was ia Asturias,
conss ing of So Ooo men, including 5000
Por,ugu So cavalry commanded by Col.
Camel--lving still.
The FIR army commanded BY Gen.
Btel, 90, 900 troops, were wi,hin few
miles OF Asturlas.
" The emperor Of Germany has lent 30.
naparte 80 600 troops TO relieve the French
army, one half Of which had been sent to
reinforce Massena, and the other to Den.
ma,k and Switzerland
Passed through Bayonne from seth to
III 29th Dc. between forty and fifty thou.
'aad troops, composed of infantry, cavalry
ard artillery, presumed to be the reinforce
ment to Mass-na.
" The grand seignor has granted 70 Bo-
naparte free passage to Egypt for his
roops, and air army had marched through
DalI! stia."
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--&s: O. :n
BALTIMORE, F.b. Il.
LATEST FROM bUENos Avn

: - = EA'Co AYREs.
Captain ga: dner OF tie ship Fam.
rived below from luenos a RS: ;nto. ar
thar whrn he sa'ls d ,hal port WIS bln, p' ms
ed by the Monte Vi,lcan .ou,d,nn ' ."a'
sisting of two corvtt'es, tAree brio. NoH'
, Schooner and one iel.ucca. A,,,oi,., 0"e
Courcy. commanding The British so..a &c
on the BraZ,l station, had insjs,-t, nN':
ing the blockade as :, sp,ct,l t.. Fo.@r
vessels /; the squadron gave way a, -
same time the government OF Aion,. WIS
protested against the condnc, IF In -;
fish admiral, A certain number Of i
had been allowed 10 the neutral ,..s,I.:'
Bueaos ayre. to complete their bu.in,s~
at the expiration of which il was xn4 ~
they would be obliged to depart. r he i'm
ia at Buenrs Ayres were employed in {.
ting some small artncd vessels. ard r-c,,,:.
ing an army in viii oh ,hey succee d, ,a1;t,
The who.e Interior ., South AM,
was said 10 be Joining ther cause. C5r
had formed 4 un'a; the province of Cs4,
Bamha, on. OK the mos, warlikc g. SIN,
America, had Opposed thrir govr-nn, and
taken part with the people of saenos Ayr.,
C3Ete 4House Basis,
We have received a regular al.. of ia.
vana papers, fro,a the 1s.t 10 60 h ho;h =.
elusive. We have found no articles @! in.
portance in them.
We have also been favored with e..
OF the Observation-Disclosures nciudio,
25th December. t'icv contain an ex,ra,t
from ,h= Mon:;eur, which states, ,hat IN.
t-lil9-nce from the Isi= Of France G: -.
10th Octo'.er. had been received; ina, ,gs
tngl;s'' bad los, triss,rs, the Iphiera;a.
Nc'eid, Atricaine, md Csvlon, captured
and the Sirius and Mayicienne bu,n. also
the East India Compan, 5 shir. Winahss.
CtTlon, aud hssr!i~, with 1900 men. mu,
n'''@ns and MONEY, were captured. The
wh":s OF the 2|sa regimen, With their s,aG
and c"!ors wee ,ss n. ,og, .h,r with gems.
rails Wra'h"isfali aud Al .rcronbie, Ar
he time the vessel which brotlph, tie H..
formation sailed, 23co Englisi, r,i.4arls
were 90 9le island, wnicn was detrnJ.d
by more than 5000 men, was provisional
and lii The BIS; state OF defence.
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PHILADELPHIA. Cr5. 70

Tbs mass of intelligence contained in to
days journal published yesterday & be-
lowj is most important. As if We had
no, already drained the cup Of tamilia.
tion to the very drrgs, new injuries and
rev insults are heaptd on our passive and
disgrscsd country. To mock our ca,ami
". & 20 ridicuie our fawn!ng srrvility 10
his mandates, Bouapaste now declares he
will hold American properly under Sc
eues,era:iou rs bond to enforce our a.
doping coescive measur 5 asains. Great
MISUNDERSTANDING in SO maay words,
that we must take his bromise of revox
ing bic DEGREES (whi-h are still in force
for the act, and that as he canno, conGde
in the faith Of America, he will keep the
rod suspended over her. Should howev
er.tne administration be SO tasely srrvile
as 10 submit to the coercivr demands, of
this ru6faa rod6ey-shouad they evea de-
clare war agains, Great Britain, ther
would fad 10 their cost, tha: even ~ that
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FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON. Dec. %.

Orders have been sent 70 the couI'n".i'
drrs of tn. British ships of war, to ds'a'"
and send in all Swedish vessels they may
meet with.
The baggage of Lucien Bonaparte anu
his attendants, is stated to weigh thirty
three tons. rhcre was perfect sqaapo'e
amoog the isnkeepers Of Plymouth anu
Dock, 70 know which at them should nave
the honor Of lodging these persons pnder
his roof. One honest Bon,tace seat MS
card on board the Presiden, trlsate, 10 Lu .
Glen, ofF-ring him the use o! his house ana
beds, "a long as he continued IN that part
of the kingdom the ofrr, however, was
not accept, d; and instead OF gong 70 Inc
place originally intended for his recePtloh'
n went as privately as possible TO Rlhsor S,
Kings AIMS Tavern. Lucien stud'ousty
.voids ali pomp and osten,aiion. HIS e'-
cest son, fine youth of II years OF age,
was on Tus sday taken through the dock
yad, accompanied by Capt. Warren, who
brought the m to England.
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Public Sale.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust executed to 30
BY Baldwin Dade, bearug tIte the sjZ'4
day OF November 1904 20 secure the 2a,'
ment CT sum Il mor"y due to i00H
thompson and Ric hard Feich, i,te u'i'"1
the firm OF Ihompsnr AMI Ecit d; ~
proceed 10 sell a. pr lie auciion iOr re'':
rnonoy, al the coffee horF, il A's>.'
t'ria at II clock On Saturday, TIC Id
teenth Of April next.
A Tract of Land, about three Oil
from Alexandria, in Eairflx coun:y a"1 ~, ~.
OF Virginia. Oh the old Leessrrg soad o. %,
to ,he wes:w RI OF the lands Of l.'l'ia." ~
blason, Esq. containing eigksy.six scrrs' y
f. PE.roS'
February is. 2a""
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,

ff0Fadry, o, 1917
Ordered. That the following persons De
appointed commissioners for experimenting
the elecrons 20 be held IN the ditterent
wards of the town on Tuesday the 5th day
of March mex, for the purpose OF elrc'ing
members of the common council Tor. enc
ensuing year, to wit.
70, the Is: Ward James Keith, Bryan
uambsAn. Ionn Auncasser.
Far tie 81 Hard. George Gi'P'n, Co''ih
Aud, N3b!et Herbe,t.
far TIE Cd WIard. Abraham Faw, Jo-
semi S1,,tn, Andrew Schoiheld.
Fer tic Ala Yard James Lawrason,
J.hn I,hnslon John d. Slmms.
T.e ei-ctoa for tn. 1st ward to be n'id
at atot,'s tascrn. The % ward at tne
council chamhsr The third ward al Gal
.a,t's tavern, And the 4,h ward al Cook 5
house. co,nsr Of ST. Asaph aad DuSe
streets.
Exract from the minutes.
ADAM LYNN, 6. G.
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RosToN, rod Eng } Wer. IS.

IL the st.rm al Saturday last, the old
ship Sea Vengure, belonging to the port of
Wh,,bv. was 10 the gale wrecked on Ho'-
beach A:assh, after having wra'hered the
storms {. Hundred Years. She WAS
uuil, III the reign Of Queen Anne 1--WE
state this from good interma,ioo) and has
htcn constant trader from Whithy to
London, during the long period intervening
o the present year.
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Portrait Of Il jGco5in

'AcoBiNs picture is easy to draw,
H. cant bear 10 obey. but will govern the lau :;
lllS manners unsociai, lib temper nnkipA.
ho's fedel In conduct, a Tyreui in n4ind
Hcls en''ous Of those, that have riches and
power.
b'sconten'1d, malignant, implacal,Ie, sour;
Never happy himself, he wau d wish 70 J,,.
troy
The cets'orts and blessings which other. CD.
joy.
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The following remarks were nsds ~
LORD LvttlTton, few days before hi, eea,
IN the Naew o. thar serious ent. and e. ;r,i.
'ation oil all who desire 70 live usciully, and
win true peace OF mind When | Gil
set Out IN Ia: world, had f1ere. who cnd.,.
vorcd TO shake nay bel efin the Christian ls-
h&lon. | saw difficulties witch stsgeecA
me; but kept my mind open to coi.pictioa,
ne evidence and doctrines Of chriy,!anily.
studied with attention, made me most Gl,a
and persuaded believer j.. The christian xe.j.
Sion, have made II tie rule oil .ny life.
and II is the ground Of my fuure hopes
have erred and s;nncd but have re e1tcd.
and never INDUCED any vicious Eabns. Ia
poiiics, and public lie, have made me pgo.
nc good the rue of my conduct. ncre.
gave counseis whicsG did Rot at that tive
think the best | have seen that was .onle.
times wrong, hut did not err designedIs.
have endcsvorcd, in private life, to do Il
the good ~ my power; and never fora me-
men, coulh ln;lnlge malicious or IN sst Gs-
signs upon ahy persons whaterer"
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GLOVE SEED.

THE subscriber has received and offers
{ ior she, few bushels OF the best qua
lit CiOVEH-SEED, warranted OF the
last years growth.
VIM. NEWTON.
February IS. dot
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N O 7 l C +.

THE. Members Of the Washington Soc:
eSp, o. Alexandlia, are hereby no!laeH
that an Anniversary MEETING ofthe sd
ciety will be he'd at Bro Ks hotel, on Friday
the 72a instant, at II O'Clock, /, the fore
noon The Society will move in procession
Mt p O'Clock, to he PRESBYTERIAN church,
where an OaArIos will be delivered bv
Richara Bland Lee, Esquire, one ofits mem
bers.
C.. Deneale, Sec'y.
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pERSONS

Deyirous 81 .oitncssing the astonishing tbozu
crs Of caruiuion 81 a Child cf6 ycars q
eys, are respectfully n;ormcd, that
ZERAH CCLBURN
Has arrived in town, and may be seen and
e>..mined, i. Mr. Brooks tavern, tor a few
DAYS. The facility viii which ne answers
alulos any, qucs,io put 10 him is truly
sur,mi iag, aud cannot fail proving highly
gratifying 10 those who wsaess it.
FeDrua. v-lS. St
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F.brusry IL lat. IS &C ;rss on 70
Of soundings, Capt. Wn,noen spol 'ss
Vents, OF New. York, 81 days ~ ot'y
Baris, Tor Nsw Ymk. 81.
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January 10.
SLAVES WANTED.

FOR eight OF ten Virginia &aves, boys,
women and men, Of good character, hbera'
price in cash will be given. Apply to the
subscriber,
Francis L. Lee,
In Alexandria, or to his Manager
at Sulsy, Fairfax county.
Hakr
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February Il
CLOVER-SEED.

N. jim y } YIN, FdlI]dA -OLICCt3
Has received few ticrces or excellent fresh
Clover-S ed.
On band, as urua, good assortment OF
fresh G GARDEN SEEDS, Timothy, Orchard
Grass, Burner and Hemp Seed.
Ill so,
An elegant ard extensive assortment OF
Queens Ware, China, cut and plan Glass
complete Blue printed Table Sets, with gra
Wv and fish dishes; Walters, Bread Trays,
Casters, Lamps. Chimney Ornaments, with
a variety of fancy articles.
February Is. dtWlagti
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FOR RENT.

A comfortable and very'convenient
two-story FRAME HOUSE, with offices
complete, at the lower end of Royal street,
now in possession of Mr.. John M'Donald.
.fLSO,
A small convenient Houle adjoin-
ing, new occupied by Mr.. ThomasJ.coDs.
Possession may be had 9th February.
Apply to John |. Brooks.
February Is. eoSt'
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LEWIS HIPKINS,

DEGS leave to inform his friends and the
ID public generally, that he has commence
cd business in the Hardware Line, on King
street, four doors below Washington-street,
where he intends keeping a constant supply
of such articles in his line as are in general
demand, and respectfully solicits share OF
public patronage Among his assortment are
Building Materials, Saddlery, Cutlery, ia
pan'd Wares, Cabinet, s. other Brass Wares,
Anvils, Vices, Flies and Rasps. Flat Irons,
Frying Pans, Scythes, Reap Hooks, Pot Me-
tai, Cut and Wrought Nails. Brads s. Tacks,
Sheet and Hoop Iron, Mai! Rods, German,
Crawley and Blistered Steel, Looking Glass
es of various kinds, English Patent Shot as
sorted, BIB to No 10, Whittemore & Co.'S,
Wool & Cotton Cards, Shovels and Spades.
Tea Kettles, Brandywine Gunpowder,
Window Glass, Ivory & Horn Combs, Bar
! Iron and Plow Plates with many other arti-
Fcles too numerous to mention.
n June IL d
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-07-04
Joseph SPEAR,

Most reshecJ fully informs his Friends and the
Public,
THAT he has commenced the CABINET
BUSINESS in all it's various branches, near
ly opposite the Vendue Store, Prince-street
he also makes and repairs all kinds of Mu.
steal Instruments, such as Piano Fortes,
Bass Viols, Violins, Guitars, sc. and will
also furnish Mahogany Collins for grown per-
sons for fifteen dollars: He hopes the
goodness of his materials, the soundness of
his work, and the strict attention he intends
paying to his business, will ensure him en-
enlargement from generous public. All
of the above branches of business will be ex-
ecuteA at the shortest notice.
June l8. 60