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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-17

II RESOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP, AND
~ SiL ES at .fUCITON--Notce is here
BY given that the partnership heretofore exist.
ing under the firm Of Talmage < Talley is this
DAY dissolved by mutual consent Those having
claims against said 1ir!n are +. quested to pre-
sent their accounts for settlement, and those in
debted will please to pay their respective nc
counts TO T.. TalnaSc, WHO is duly autoprised to
settle the same.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-17
FoR THr aRcua.

John Randolph is known to be ono Of the
worst reasoners in Congress his fart is dccla.
matoFy inyective. lie IS one of those abortive
geniuses that can pull down, but isuterly inca.
P'ole 10 rebuild: His Inconsistencies almost
exceed ercdibhlty in ono breath you will
hear him extol the Heroes of the Revolution TO
the skies, in the next, ne is for eassivc Obedience
and se1 7esisaEce to British fEselsnee ard B,if.6
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-17
FRoM THE WILMINGTON wATcHMAN.
To Ae Editor ofthe american Uatehn,an

kRoH THE WILMINGTON wATCBMAN.
To tire Editor ofthe american YatehnQn.
lis now some months since we took the Il
berry to request the public to suspend their
opinion Of the Georgia Burr Stones, until an
opportunity had been offered by experience
TO test their value. We now have four pair
Of rill-stones made from the Georgia Bnrrs
in the mills we work, and have supplied four
other pairs 10 different mil!ers ~ this and o.
ther places, and We have nc doubt that IL the
proper care is taken IN selecting them at the
quarries and in making them up, they will be
found adequate to all tic wants of the com
try. The quarries are said 90 Be- very ex-
tensive.--One only objection car be made tc
them--that they avc tco soft but il taken
out Of earth and exposed to the air As the
French BUrrs are, We Uelieve tIay wia be
found in ne respect inferior to them, end in
some circumstances they arc much super tor
to the Rrench.
W1. POOLE 9, re-.
Brandywine Mills
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-17
Charlotte csws. 81 fe5. 1919.
Hugh Willie, P.tf. !
Fannev F;nmSy' Robert Nr,oro Zs cisacsrJ

Fancy Finnsv. Robert Moore, ~ o''''H'ery
and John fIaskins, Dcfts.
HE defendant Finney not having entered
Yer appearance according to the act of As
seiritiy and the rules OF this Court, and it A.
pearing to the satisfaction Of this Court that she
is not an inhabitant ofths state, on the motion
OF the plaintiff, by his Attorney, it is ordered,
that she appear here on the first day of MAY
Court next and enter her appearance and an
swer the plaintiffs bill, and give security for
performing the decree Of the Court, and that n
COPY of this order be Inserted in one OF the
newspapers printed in Richmond for Two
months successfully, and posted AZ the front
door of the Courthouse of the said county
Copy-Teste,
THOMAS READ p =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-17
FRED HARRIS.
Feb. 10Th, 1872

GREE---SUPERIoR was got by OLD
Doomed out of Lady Bollingbroke, who vas got
by Psntaloon out ofCade, who was got by King
licrod, who was got by old Fearnought, out OF
Kitty Fisher. Cade's dam was Primrose, who
was rot by Doyc, who was got by Cade, who was
got by old Crab, who was got by the Godolprin
Arabian-Primrose's dam was Stella, who was
got BY Othello, who was got by Crab-Stela's
dam, was Selma, who was got Nv tlie Godo-
p,in Arabian---Lady pollingbrokc IS the dam
Of Celia by Wildair, Dusdemona by Daredevil,
bavnia by Diomed, and wranglcr by Diomed,
aii first rate runners, besides many other Tro-
missing colts - vet untried.-Thc above pcdi-
gree Of Lady Boilirghroke is taken from rny fa-
Tiers Sud book.
MILES sELDEN
Jan 10, 1872. (wi2Cp)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-17
SUPERIOR,

TE2y1xst* "A BEAUTIFUL BAY, nearly six
teen hands high, and well proportional, rising
i've years old, viii stand the ensuing season at
my stable in the lower end of Louisa, about Is
miles below the courthouse, on the road leading
to Hanover Town, and about six miles south OF
CaTT's bridge.-lie will be let to mares at eight
dollars the leap, to be paid when the mare is
covered; twenty dollars the season. payable at
Christmas, but TO be discharged by the payment
of fifteen at any time before the expiration of
the season; ard forty dollars to ensure mare
in ioal In either case SO cents to TIE groom.
The season is TO commence the 1st Of March &
will expire the 3Ist OF July. Good and extern
siyc pasturage Cboth highland and meadow
viii be furnished gratis, with separate irclo-
sures for mares with colts, and every attention
win be paid them, but will not be responsible
for escapes, or shy accidents which may hap
pen. Grain viii be furnished tif required at
the neishborhood price, provided tie money to
purchase it is sent with the mares.
Owners at distance who may put mares by
the season, or by the insurance, viii send with
them, notes executed sgrceably to the terms OF
this advertisement.
n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-17

NJ EBSfER WOOp. have lor sale, wheat
Fans, constructed ot an irnur0ved plan.
-''0'i'''ul'os - 70 o.. ISL. wfw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-17
Ecbruarv n. I81.

NJ OIlCE.-fhe co-partncrship existing at
~ Rockets under the firm of John Finncy,
& Co. is this day dissolved by MUTUAL consent.
All persons imd,bted to said firm are requested
to make payment to John Finaey, who is au-
tborised to receive the same, and those having
claims against said firm are requested to apply
to him for payment.
JOHN FINNEY,
..r.. WM. w. WEYMOUTH.
Richmond. 18th Feb. 1912. COY
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-01
RICH SILKS

now opening, consisting OF
Rich Lutestrings,
ditto Lcvantincs,
| ditto Double Florence,
ditto Isfas,
| ditto Satin,
Superb Egured Valentines and Plaid Silks,
ditto Lace Caps, handkerchief and Wells.
Silk Shawhs, Hsndkerchiefs & Silk Velyets,
A selection of Beautiful Ribbons,
Ladies' & gentlemen's Silk Hose & Gloves
Silk Gauze,
Sewing Silks and Twist,
Millinery, Trimmings, &c.
Also,
Superfne Linen Cambrick and C&mbriek
Handker chiefs,
Black, white and coleured Grapes,
Long and short KID Gloves,
Fine white Russia Dowlss,
White and brown Russia Shee.ing,,
Ravens Duck and Bed Ticking,
First quality Irish Linens,
ditto Sheeting and Table Diaper,
Super6ne Cloths ard Ca.simeres,
Ma aad lsaa ssa P o'ssl choice WINES
e e1an G0sa an% a aih proof SPIRITS,
Fresh TEAS, OF superior quality,
First quality COFFEE,
New. Orleans SUGAR, and Spinning
COTTON.
He will be regularly receiving and open
ing Goods Of every description, for several
weeks in succession, al! which will be sold
very cheap.
JAMES S. LANE.
Corner, Store by the Market House,
Shepherds. Town, March 90, 1919.
70 AS usual, he constantly keeps Lea
Their of all kiuds fer sale, and pays the
highest price for all kinds of Hides, Skins
and Tanners Bark.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-01
Public Sale.

WILL be sold to the highest bidder for
w cash, on the 2o.h of June next, be-
fore the door of k. Fulton's tavern in
Charles Town, one NEGRO WOMAN,
one MICH COW, and a number of va.
liable articles of Household and Kitchen
Furniture, the same having been conveyed
to the undersigned in trust for the benefit
OF Benjamin Strother and others.
JOSEPH w. DAVIS.
April II, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-01
Take Notice

THE subscriber cautions all persons a.
4 gainst taking an assignment on a
note of hand given sometime in Nov. 1910
to James Wilson for seventeen dollars, and
which he is determined not to pay unless
compelled by law, in consequence of said
note being obtained from him in an illegal
manner. He is now ready to pay the bond
given to the said Wilson, (and which will
be due the first of May next snd is deter
mined not to pay interest on it after that
date.
CHRISTIAN GROUSE.
April II, 1812. S
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-01
WILLIAM KERNEY. an,
JACOB LONG.
CERTIEIATE

The Stad horse I sold to Messrs. Ker.
nev and Ling, is allowed by the best oil
judges 70 BE- good fpaE getter, and that
they are borh large and handsome. and for
the truth of this | refer them to Mr.. Ste.
phens Of S'ephensburgh, where his colts
are to BE- seen, and A. Green Castle, where
i can shew the same likewise
GEORGE CLARKE.
March "a. 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-01

THE subscriber wishes to rent for a
4 term of years, his store house on the
main street in Charles. Town. 1t is unne-
cessary to describe this property, it being
so generally known. The Lot with the
VII lie OF the improvements will be sold if
apPlyed for before it is rented.
JOHN KENNEDY.
Charles Towu, April II, 1912. (tf)
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-01
a Great bargain


MAY be had in a Tract of LAND lying
LSl and being in the County of Berkeley
IN a cove of thurd hill mountain, containing
2sS acres, there is on said tract SO OF so
acres cleared and now under cultivation, a
considerable number of fruit trees which
bear plentifully every season ; aconvenient
dwelling house, with sufficient number of
never falling springs of water, and about
40 acres Of good meadow land, a part Of
which is now in excellent timothy. Per-
haps this tract is not excelled by any in the
county for a stock farm, as there is a never
failing range adjoining it. The terms will
be made easy and the premises shewn by
application TO the subscriber.
JAMES LOWRY.
Bsck.Creek, Berkeley County,
Virginia, April IL, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-01
Teacher Wanted.

a PERSON capable of teaching Read
n ing, Writing, Arithmetic and the
Mathematics, and who can come we'll re-
commended, will meet with good sneour-
agemenrin the settlement near the mouth
Of Opeckon in Berkeley County. Applica.
ton may be made TO either of the subscri-
nsrs.
EDWARD r. FORE MAN,
JOHN LIGHT.
April IL, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-01
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
THE subscribers have received and Just
finished opening, a very large assortment Of
G O o ID S,
suitable for the present season, which they are
now selling upon as moderate terms as can be
sold by retail in this part of the country
Their late supply consists in part of the fol-
lowing articles
OUPERFINE and SECOND CLoTHs,
Mild and Common CASSIMERES,
Peleese Cloths, assorted colours,
Brown and Gray Coatings, :.
White, Red and Yellow Flannels,
~Superfnc Shifting ditto.
Swansdown and Fancy vesting,
Veivets, Constitution Cords and Thicksettr. asserted.
India and Cotton Checks,
Coarse India Muslin,
CALICOES and ~CHINTZES!
SHIFTING COTFONS and IRISH LINEN.
Homemade Flax and Tow LINENS,
Russia oheetng and Bed Ticking,
SILK and Cotton Shawls, Madrass and other Hkfs,
Plain and Twird Cambrics,
Plain and Figured Lenoes,
Ladies Kid, Morocco and Leather Slippers,
Misses and Childrens ditto,
Mems Fine and Coarse Shoes,
Cotton and Worsted Hose, Cotton Suspenders,
White, Red and Blue home spun Cotton Yarn,
COTTON,
Red Turkey Cotton,
silk Velvet, PLAIN Silk. Leghorn and Straw Bonnets,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
Ladies Extra Long Kid Gloves, assorted colours,
Short ditto,
Silks for Ladies' dresses, assorted colours,
Alarge assortment of SadIery, Hardware x Cutlery,
Queens and China Ware,
Cedar Tubs and Buckets, Tin Ware,
Hair Brushes, we'll assorted,
a large assortment Of GROCERIES,
| New England CHEESE of an excellent quality.
Sherry and Lisbon WINES,
Cogniac Brandy and Gin, a quantity of good old Rye
| Whiskey, Shad, Mackarel and Herrings, Ground
Alum and Fine Salt, also a fresh supply of Medi-
| cines, the different articles too tedious to mention.
They return their thanks to the public in general for
the former encouragement received, and hope ts
merit 4 continuance in future.
DANIEL ZIEN, 4 Co.
Martinsburgh, Dec. IL, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-01
The Tho,ough bred Horse
MUFTY.

WILL st4od ,his season, the three frs,
~ days III each week, at my stable, or
the farm that fJfmerl, belonged to Iohn B
Sfa8hIEi, and the 'nree las, days in the week
at 'ir. Richard Claget's farm on the Swan.
ponds, and will be let 70 mares at the redu
ced price OF five dollars (and twenty Ave
cents 10 the groom) the season, PAYABLE the
nrst OF August next ; Ten dollars to ensure
a foal, TO bs paid when the mare proves With
toal-partlng with, or reIa0ving the mare.
forieits the ensurance /; two dollars cash
the single leap.
Mutty is a handsome chestnut ~sorrell.
near sixteen hands high, six years old this
spring, and was bred by Job Race of Lou.
donn; The season viii begin the first OF
April and end the last Of June.
BEN AMIN COMEGYS.
March 81, 1912.
Pedigree.
Mutty was got bv Old Muftv, a thorough
bred imported horse, celebrated for run.
ming his dam was got by Cold Souse,
whose sire was an imported horse his
grand dam by Old Genus Hiswell. (tf,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-01
TO Ii AFFLICTED.

IL HE AFFLlC Ell.
Tie Original Family Medicines,
So highly celebrated in all parts of the U.
States, for ten years and upwards, coutin.
ue to be faithfully prepared, and sold by the
Projectors, No 90, Pltt.s,reet, Baltimore.
MICHAEL LEE, s. co.
GNATfUS OFERRALL,
formerly by Levi Price,) Martinsburgh.
Lees Anti. Bilious Pills, for the proven.
ton of Bilious Fevers, SC.
Lees Elixir, for violent Colds, Caughs, &c.
Lees infalliable Ague and Feever Drops.
Lees Worm Destroying Lozenges.
Lees Itch Ointment, warranted to cure By
one application.
Lees Grand Restorative, for nervous dis.
orders, inward weakness, &c.
Lees Indian Vegetable Specific, for tho
Venerial.
Lees Persian Lotion, for letters and erup-
lions.
Lees Essence and Extract of Mustard,
for the rheumatism, &c.
Lees Eve Water.
Lees Tooth. Ach Drops,
Lees Damask Lip.Salve.
Lees Corn. Plaster.
Lees Anod,ne Elixir, for the cure OF
Head Aches.
Lees Tooth Powder.
. To detect counserfeits, observe each
article has on the outside wrapper, the sig
nature Of
MICHAEL LEE, & Co.
80 Atthe places of sale, may be had grs-
it's, Pamphlets containing cases of cures,
whose length prevents their being herewith
inserted.
Mar,insburgh, Jan. 1, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-01
Pedigree.
Money Found.

q SUN of Money was lately found by
~ the subscriber, in Berkeley County.
ne owner NAV have it again, on proving
property, paying the expenses and a
good reward.
JOHN LINDSEY.
April IL, 1919. 6
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-01
PRICES TAVERN

Is kept in a stile calculated to give general
saslsfaction-Perhsps it is ex~celIed by none
10 the valley, as to the articles, BAR,
LODGING and SrABLEAGE.
Blarders taken on low terms.
Main.stres,, Martipsburgh, Val
April 10, 1912. ew
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-01

s>HE subscriber respectfully informs hi.
/ customers and the public in general,
shat he has removed his Tailoring Shop to
a room In the corner house adjoining the
Printing Office and next door to the Globe
Tavern, where he still continues TO carry
on the above business in the neatest and
most fashionable manner, and with dis.
patch. He returns his thanks to his friends
tor the liberal patronage he has received,
and informs them that he has, and contin.
ues to receive, the very latest fashions
from Baltimore.
WILLIAM SMALL.
Msrtinsburgh, April 10, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-01
Tie ~Taoroagh.b,ed Horse
NAPOLEON,

wv days in each week, at Mr.. Walpert's
savern, and the three last days 10 each week
st Mr.. Jacob Longs stable 10 Shepherds
Town, and be let 10 mares at the low rate
ofeight dollars the season, to be paid by
the FIRST of October next, but the same NAV
be discharged by paying sin dollars within
the season ; twelve dollars for insurance ;
three dollars the single leap; to be paid
when the leap is taken, if not then paid, to
be considered as engaged for the season,
the money forsensurance is 10 be paid as
soon as the mares are known to be with foal.
The season win commence the frat of April,
and end the first of July.
Napoleon is beautiful bright bay, seven
years old this spring, full sixteen hands
high, possesses fine BON and muscle, and
OF just proportion; his action is equal TO
any horse in the country; he never appear.
ed on the turf, having been raised and own
cd since he was three months old BY a gen.
tlemau who would never permit him to be
RON, and was not permitted 90 cover until
he was three years old the mares put to
him since, have produced excellent colts,
and it may be safely affirmed that few horses
in this country are better bred than Napo.
son, az will appear from the following
Pedigree.
Napoleon was got BY the famous running
horse Punch, imported by Mr.. Powers oil
Virginia; Punch was owned by the Prince
of Wales, and was sold a, his great sale of
running horses to Sir John Lade ; Punch
was got by Old King Herod, his dam b,
Mask the sire OF Old Eclipse, his grand
dam 10y Cullan's Arabian ; Punch was a.
mongst the first running horses in England,
rs the racing calender will shew. Napole-
on's dam was the welkbred mare Slnica,
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 Sinica's dam was got by the ia
NOUS imported horse Venitian, kept on the
Eastern shore OF Mary Iand-so that Napo.
leon, by his dam, as well as by his sire, is
Of the FIRST blood Of running horses in I'm.
gland.
Great care will be taken tina. Justice be
done to all who apply, but no responsible.
~ Tor accidents.
WILLIAM KERNEY, and
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-07-24

u.rn, ststioners, corner OF Gay and Market
49, Messrs. G. * r. Waits Lottery Oh
fee corner Of St. PauI's Lane and Market
M;ltenberger, Stationer, No 10 sign
Of Franklin, n. Howardst. Messrs John q
Thomas Vance, Stationers, No l7o Market
st.-.At Felfs Point, by DR.. henry DoFfy,
DRUGGIST, No. S MaIket-st. and Nathaniel
Knight Stationer, Fell's-street.-CHy Of
WASHINGTON. Messrs. David OFT, & co. Drug
Mr.. Thomas Love,
at DR.. Edwin A, Aaee's, No 70 North
4th St. John Y Bryant, Druggist, Cor
ner of Cd and e-Streets-JeremiahM Nor
lis, Druggist, No. 293 Market-Street--
Stephen North, Druggist, No. IS High st.
between Cd and Sd streets, Messrs. Crowl &
Segar, Druggists, Market street.-Nfqo York,
Messrs. John & Thomas L. Clark, Druggists
Maiden Lane, Messrs. Laurence & Reese,
Druggists, Pearl st. Messrs.G. & r. Waltes's,
Nos SO and Ga, Maiden Lane.-Yor& Town.
Dr.. John Fisher, Drug -.dnnafohs. Messrs
Childs * Shaw.-George Ioqcn. Dr. John OFT
-Laacaater. DR.. Samuel Fahnestock,
Drug.-f7a,7is6wg nr. John c. Wrestling,
Drug.-EeSton. Dr.. Thomas II. Dawson,
ug.-Petersburg, Vvg Messrs Love and
Cutler, HageratOrO". Dr. Frede-
rick Miller, Observation-Disclosures. Dr.
John S. Miller, Druggist. WincheSfer. Mess
John * Abm. Miller, Druggists.-Hanooer.
Messrs Frederick & Wm. Sauermann, Drug
gists.-Carliale. DR.. John Fahnestock, Drug
gist.-Brook VMe. Montgomery co., Mr..
Brice Gassaway,
AND IN ALEXANDRIA, E7'
RICHARD H. LILLE, Druggist
Also, wholesale or retail, at my Drug and
Patent Medicine Store, No. Is, sign of the
Mortar, Centre Market Space, Baltimore
JOHN LOVE.
March % IaW3m
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-07-24
CASH PRIZES.

$4,000 tickets.
CASH PRIZES.
Subject to deduction OF tifteen per cent
StatEonary Prizes as follow:
First drawn ticket entitled to 9nm
5000 blanks So each
The next 1000 do IS
co. Tickef after the 6ooo blanks S,ro
First drawn ticket on the 18th and upth,
25th day $500 each
Do. 18th to s5th Except
P 'aS ;s; Tickets constituting 100 7''''.
The said ten prizes to consist Of the nun.
be~s from to 1000 inclusive, each han
drcd Of the sid 1000 TO be one Frze, The
first dIawn hundred or lowest number or
the 18th day, and so regularly ascending to
the 5 5th
First drawn ticket on the 35th $500
Do. S6th to 4lst 500
Do. 4lst to 50tb inclusive 1900
Do 55th day $4,000
THE prize books 10 consist Nos / 1000
The object contemplated 10 be accomplish.
ed DIV tae above scheme, is en1inentY eni'
tied 10 the favor and Patronage OF the cl'
zens Of Baltimore. The establishment Of
Medical College will unqueStlonably havea
beneficial lntlaence on the general literary
character Of our city: on it perhaps maybe
hereafter engrafed the other Colleges, and
thus an university be constituted.
1t will however give us other lmportan!
4dv4ntages will promote spirit DIN
vesiigation in the faculty, it will induce
young men of talents to establish themse.vS
in our CITY, and thereby permanently secure
to this community the bost aid that can0s
affordel by the medical profession. II may
also be proper to remark that if this school
should prosper, as is anticipated, 1t Will
cause large sums TO be expended annually
in this city, which would otherwise be DIS
burseG in other places
We presume that those gentlemen WHO
are anxious for the advancement ct the ID
terests of Baltimore, will give us their sup
port on the above considerations.
To those wine arc inclined t proht them
selves at the me lime that they encours5S'
us-we confidently say, that no scheme Z"
a lottery so splendid or promising as the a
boye, has ever been offered ii this county
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-07-24
MISS B0WDLER'S
ESSAYS & P ItMS,

The first American, from the lth English
Edition
Published for the benefit Of the Orphan
Asylum Society & Economical school,
Ne"-York,
Are Just reccivc' for sale by the subscriber !;
Price s Is in boards.
These e%c,icnt Essays * POEMS were
printed at Bath in England for the benef; OF
the Hospital in that CITY and have already
cone through eleven Editions.
They are now reprinted in this country
for an equally benevolent purpose 1t is
hoped they will be attended with the like
success
James Kennedy, sen.
July IS eou
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-07-24
4th mo. 18th.
Removal.
c. JOSEPH SPEAR,

Respectfully inforal8 us friends and me 1H0-
lie,
THAT he has removed his shop to Roy-
al-strcet 10 the one lately occupied by MI.
R Adamson. near the Coffee House, where
he carries on the CABINET BUolNEoo
in al lis various branchcs--he also makes
and repairs all kinds of Musical instruments,
suth as Piano Fortes, Bass Vlois, Viollns'
Guitars, &c. and will also furnish Mahogany
Collins for grown persons for fifteen dollars
He hopes the quality of his materials the
soundness of bis work and the strict attcn-
ton lie intends paying TO his business Will
ensure him encouragement from generous
public. All the above branches OF BUSINESS
will be executed at the shortest notice
Novenaber %. DIST law
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-07-24
SnDerhne Yellow Bark.

DR.. S.sNFORD'S improved POW DER
of the BARK, having been used and highly
approved by macy physicl"ns OF distinguish
ed character in different parts OF the United
States the proprietor Is now encouraged TO
offer it to the FACULTY in general, under the
persuasion, that no practitioner OF taste, IN
the choice Of his means, can tail to be gratlil-
ed in The use of this elegant preparatlon.-
In strength, fneness and certainty OF opera
ton, it greatly surpasses the bark IN CON-
mon uSe'
ALSO,
The ESSEATT5L S.ALT or BARK,
pl cparcd by the same.
The above articles are put up In parcels OF
different sizes, to accommodate the usual
wants of not only physicians, but of retail
druggists, country merchants and private ia
miles Sold by
James Kennedy, sen.
BOOKSELLER, and no other ferson in .Hter-
unGria.