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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-08

Making on that day, as appears by
statement 81 the aggregate amount
of $685. ASA rs
Since the 30th Sept there has been redeemed, or
provision made for the redemption of, moiety
Of the Louisiana stock, unpaid on the first Oct.
1878, 4,977,95o 90
And there will be reimbursed of the
principal of the deferred per cent.
stock, on the first day of Jan. 1919,
by estimate, 252,o9I IS
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-08

Notes which have been drawn out
of the Treasury and cancelled,
5,467,267 60
During the 4th quarter, it is estimat-
ed that the payments will amount
TO 9,475, 000--yiz, civil, diplomatic,
and miscellaneous expenses, $780,
600; Military service, 1l7S,00o )
Naval service, 5,000i Public
debt 10 list Of January, 1919,
7,20S, o00'-Making the aggregate
amount Of
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-08

By statement Is the Treasury Notes which are
yet in circulation are estimated at 297, 500 90
By statement (6) it appears that the whole of the
awards made by the commissioners appointed un-
der the several acts for indemnifying certain
claimants of public lands, amount to 4,2S2,I5I IL
Of which sum there has been reeeiv-
ed at the office of the Commission
of theGeneral Land Office, as APP
pears by statement e, the sum of IO26,6S4 90
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-08
STOVES STOVES,
TOW Els.

FENHE subscriber informs bis frieOa
H. and the public, that he has on hand
large assortment of Stoves, viz.
John Graham's Patent Cooking Stoves
New York.
Rufus Reeds Patent Cooking Stove,
Hudson.
Thomas P. Talmage's Patent CoOkin.
Stoves, Poughkeepsie.
Philadelphia Oval Cooking Stoves, Of all
sizes.
Lane Patent Stoves, of all sizes.
Franklin Stoves, new pattern, with Tie
Pipe finished off in the same manner a
for Lanes Patent Stoves.
Large Franklin Stoves, with Cranes ID
for Cooking.
Sheet-Iron Stoves, with Boilers.
Al,uayS on Hand, Tin aud Sheet Im
PANS and BOILERS, Of all sizes, fn
cooking STOVE PIPE, &c &c. &c
which be will dispose of on reasonable
terms, for Cash, Country Produce, ora
a short credit.
ELIJAH KELLOGG,
Els. T'osvn, Nou. 10, 1918.
N. B. The aforementioned Oval
Cooking Stoves can be had at Mr.. Moss
CHANDELIERS, in the north part Of Eliza
h-Town, on as good terms as Of iM
Subscriber. Elk.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-08
TO JESSY.

The following exquisite stanZas were addressed b.
Lord Byron to his lady few months before thei
separation.
TO JESSY.
THERE is mystic thread of life,
So dearly wreathed with mine alone,
That destiny's relentless knife
At once must sever both or none.
There is a form on which these eyes
Have often gaz'd with fond delight;
BY day that form their joy supplies,
And dreams restore it through the night
There is voice whose tones inspire
Such thrills of rapture in my breast;
would not hear seraph choir,
Unless that voice could join the rest
There is face whose bushes tell
Affections tale upon the cheek;
But pallid at one fond farewell,
Proelaims more love than words can speak.
There is lip which mine hath prest,
And none had ever prest before;
1t vow'd TO make me sweeuy blest,
And Inine-mine only, prest it more!
There is bosom--all my own
Hath piIlow'd oft this aching head;
A mouth-whch smiles on me alone;
An eye--whose tears with mine are she'd.
There are two hearts, whose movements thrill
In unison so closely sweet;
That, pulse to pulse, responsive still,
They both must heave or cease to beat.
There are two souls, whose equal dow,
In gentle streams so calmly run
Plat when they part-they part All, no,
They cannot part-those souls are one
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-08
Pulling and Dyeing,
AT SPRINGFIELD.

|vESHE subscribers return their sincn
u thanks to the public, for The past on
enlargement they have received, and n
form them that they still continue The !
bove business, in all its various branches
Narrow and Broad cloths. will be FINISHED
as customers may require, and Of any
colour-pariicuiarly blue. Those VIII
may favour them with their custom, NAV
depend on having their work done in |,
superior style, on short notice, and on
reasonable terms.
MERCHANTS, who have stained or
damaged Cloths, may have them coloured
and re-dressed as above.
PHIPPS & ROY.
Springfield, Nov. 3, 1918. 9-s
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-08
ioo,241,16a SIS
Making the pubIic debt which vas un

Making the public debt which was UNI
redeemed on the first Jan 1878,
per statement ~ amount to 99,I07,546 IS
From the first Jan. to the s0th Sept
1918, inclusive, there was, by fund
ing Treasury Notes and 3per cent.
stock, (20,Os) issued, added to the
public debt, as appears by state
ment (s) the amount of 1875 40
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-08
NOTICE.

MI L(Es
ME subscriber requests those p.
N sons indebted to him to call ana y.
lie their accounts some time in the couls
Of this year, as he thinks if they 90 y"
he shall leave them in the hands Of Wv
magistrate for collection next year.
JAMES WILSON WADE
Connecticut Farms, Dec. !, 1873
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-08

And leaving, on the LIST of Jan. 1919,
balance in the treasury, estimated
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-08
ANNUAL TREASURY REPORT.
TRANS MiTFED TO BOTH HOUSES OF con.
GREss, NOV. %.

TRANSMITTED TO BOTH HOUSES OF con.
GREss, NOV. %.
In obedience to the directions of the Sc Act sup
Elementary to the Act to establish the Treasury
Department." the Secretary of the Treasury re-
specially submits the following Report and Est.
mates.
REVENUE.
The Nett Revenue arising from duties upon i'm
ports and tonnage. internal duties, direct tax,
public lands, postage and incidental receipts, dur
ing the year 1916, amounted to $780, 4S,574 OF
viz:
Customs 1852 69 II
Internal duties 4,S96, l3S Is
Direct tax 2,7S5,34S 20
Public lands inclusive of
Mississippi Stock, I,754,4s7 So
Postage and Incidental
Receipts 237,o4O 30
And that which accrued from the
same sources during the year 1917,
amounted to, z4SSS7,gg3 OS
Customs (see state't A III, 547,540 SO
Internal duties and di-
rect tax (see state
ment b. 4,5l2,207 81
Public lands exclusive of
Mississippi stock (see
statementC) 2,015,97
Postage and incidental
receipts. 312,1S SO
Ii is ascertained that the gross amount of duties
on merchandise and tonnage, which have accrued
during the three first quarters of the present year,
exceeds S2l 200, 900, and that the sales of the
public lands during the same period, greatly ex-
ceed, both in quantity and value, those of the
responding quarters of the last year.
The payments into the Treasury during the three
first quarters of the year, are estimated to amount
to S17,I67,S62 26
viz:
Customs 13,4o1,4 65
Internal revenue and
direct tax 99s,574 SO
Public lands, exclusive
of Mississippi stock 1,S75,731 20
bends $4,000
Postage and incidental
receipts 49,458 ~
Repayments into the
Treasury 322,10o 30
And the payments into the Treasury
during the fourth quarter OF the
year, from the same sources, are
estimated at 100000
Making the total amount estimated TO
be received into the Treasury
during the year 1918 a2, ie7, s62 90
Which added to the balance in the
Treasury ON the LIST day of January
last, exclusive of SS,S09,S72 loin
Treasury Notes, amounting to 6,179,SS5 3S
Makes the aggregate amount of 2S,Si7,745 81
The application OF this sum, for the
year lsIS is estimated as follows:
viz To the 3Oth September, the
payments (excusiye of 49, las 257
40 Of Treasury Notes, which had
been drawn from the Treasury and
cancelled) have amounted to S16,760.3 57 05
Civil, diplomatic and miscellaneous
expenses, 3,2S9,S06 %. Military
service, including arrearage $500,
263 0S. Naval service, including
the permanent appropriation for
the gradual increase OF the Navy
2,SS3,000. Public debt, exclusive
of the 9,l4s,2S7 40 of Treasury
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-08

From which deduct 7per cent. stock.
purchased in the fourth quarter OF
lS17, $50, es4 60; and also the
reimbursement of old 6 per cent
stock, and deferred, between first
Oct. 1917, and first Jan. 1918
500, $50, IS,
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-08

99,lSI, I42 "A
From which deduct the amount of
stock purchased and redeemed dur
ing that period per statement (4)
As, 995 81 and also the estimated
amount of the final reimbursement
of the old 6per cent. stock, 709,Si2
(, 03; and the estimated reimburse
ment of the deferred per cent.
stock, 2se4 rs I,S55,7o7 66
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-08

Leaving outstanding, at the date of
the several returns from the land
districts, the sum of 4,255, 467 Is
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-08
s,9so,o4I 6s
252,o9I 6s

There will remain unredeemed, by estimate, on
thefrst day of Jan 1919, the sum of 92 1898 Is
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-08
CASH STORE.

TESHE subscriber, fully convinced from
u the experience he has had, that his
piau OF selling Goods at reduced prices
iof ready pay, is mutually beneficial to
himself aud customers, will continue that
mode Of business. Having recently made
large additions TO his former stock, he is
enabled to offer very general assert
meut of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
CROCKERY, &c.
Particularly al extensive assortment OF
superfine aud common CLOTHS. CAST
MERES, and WOOLLEN GOODS,
suited to the present season wHich hav
ing been purchased for cash, principally
at auction, are offered for sale at very re
duced prices
FIRE WOOD, and all kinds of pro
duce, will be received at the market price
in payment for Goods.
CALEB o. HALSTED.
Etiz. Town, Oct 10, 1918. tt
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-08
POETRY.

The following exquisite stanzas were addressed by
Lord Byron to his lady few months before their
separation
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-08

1t is proper to observe, however, that extensive
sales have been made in the Alabama territory, in
the months of September, October and November
of which no returns have yet been made.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-07
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.

On Wednesday morning. the store
and dwelling house Of Philip Smith, mer-
chant Of Bedford, Wes.chsster county,
were burned to the ground, with the cen.
tents Of the store, and part Of The fsrni-
ture Of the house and what is more pain.
full to relate, one Of Mr.. Smiths Children,
q boy about 10 or ls years old, and ason
Of one Of his neighbors, about IA years,
we're also burnt so badly that they died
the next day; two otherbcvs are not e1-
pected to live. and several other persons
ore seriously injured.
Thi. dreadful catastrophe was oeea-
stoned by the boys playing with gun pow
der in the store. the flashes Of which
communicated to aud exploded several
canisters. Besides the melancholy be.
reavement the neighborhcod has sustain-
ed, Mr.. Smith, who Is stated to be =
very worthy, industrious and frugal man.
has suffered . severe loss in property.
find.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-07
ALEXANDRIA:
TUESDAY, JULT z, 1918.

Communicated tor the Charleston Gaz-
Extract Of a LITTER from 81 Parfhoto.
nlers. dated Nay ls, 1918.
Owe are all under arms since last
night; We have joined admiral Dr'on's
and Aury's feet; the Spanish feet are
in sight; we are all to quarters, and e1
pect to engage in couple Of hours and
are very willing to fight. Our dset is Is
io!lows.-Brion has one ship OF "a IT,
FOUNDERS, go men; two briggs II guns
each, . and le-pounders, rs men; three
schooners 6 e.pounders, l4o men. AurJ
has one brig. 10 ls.pounders, 100 men
one hermaphrodite do. 6 e'poundsr'' 4s
men; two schooners. 4 e.pounder'' o.
men-our brig is 10 ls-poanders' i5O
men-Total. 81 guns and 6s5 men.
"Ths enemy's vessels are as follows
One ship Sc ls.pounders, 400 mer' t'0r'
merly the Young Wasp one do "a IL 9
iz.pounders. $50 men, formerly the 'e.
neral Scott; three briss So g. is and
10 Founders, $50 men; four schooners
IS 9 aud ls-pouuders, 600 men, To-
tai, l44 guns and 1880 men.
awe are certain we shall take them
for they are miserable set Of wretches
II I should escape with my life, ! will
leave the service, as captain Stafford has
Joined Brion's feet; SO there will be no.
thing made, but plenty Of hard fighting
such as taking Porto Cabello, La Guir''
Porto Rico, &c"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-07

push and Astley. Of Liverpool, and con-
signed to Mr.. Marshall, OF MT. "m'
Mitchell, at New.Yerk, l case w ISL
.sb;oped By the same and consigned to
Messr,. Mills, Purdy 4 Co.. at New. f'k.
They even took captain Barditch's Nav
iaator, Nautical Almanac, Pea Jacket az
the paints belonging TO the ship. the great
er part of the chief officers clo'hes,a mum
Der Of doubloons from one Of the steerase
passengers, and all the carpen ers tools.
ats P. 81. the captain. mate anu crew
we're sent on board the shiP, when they
found her in the above described disabled
and plrndsred state. This act Of piracy
was committed in lat. 81, 90, long. SO,
Os, upon a ship with - souls on board
The Pirate was an American, pilot built,
and black with 9 white streaks on the
starboard side, black with one white and
one red streak on 1he lafboard side. from
l6o to $50 tons. She reported herself a
Patriotic vessel, 8 weeks from Buenos
Ayres, commanded BY a nuIatto locking
man, supposed to be Spaniard, named
Peters. She was coppcred 10 light water
mark, and was named by them the Patri-
OF. June l2, in lat IS, ~, long IS 81,
spoke the English ship Harvey, capt. Roo.
man and 60. some bread and meat from
him. June IA, in lat Sc. 81, long Sc, rs,
spoke the brig Eliza capt. kean, 7 days
from Philat. to Madeira: got some bread
aad meat from him.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-07
,,h.,yy r,;n;. witch overlooked the Oro-

o. heavy rains. which overlooked the ore-
noke, Morales fell back to Ca!abeza.-
Morillo remained at valencia. not having
entirely recovered from bis wounds. A.
bout the last of May, the patriots under
Bermudas made an attack on'Cumana'
but were repnIsed with the loss Of $50 or
600 men. At the last accounts, Bolivar
With from four to five thousand men,
chiefly blacks, was at Fernandez.
A feet Of merchant vessels lett Lasu'-
"a for Cadiz on the 10th Of June, under
convoy Of an armed brig Aspanish 60
vernment brig which left Laguira on the
10th for Porto Cabello. had severe ac'
ton with a patriot pr;vateer which she
beat of On the 18th Of June, colonel
Morales. a patrio. officer. was led out
siJe the gates of Laguira, and shot, and
his body afterwards suspended on the
galluw,. On the same day, two others
were shot at valencia, one at Caracas
and one at Porto Cabsllo. They we're
said to have been taken by surprize about
the LIST Of May, when the patriots lost 5
or 600 men. 100.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-07
THE WEATHER.

The thermometer which wssst 80 on
Mnday, rose Yesterday afternoon, be-
tween 9 and S o'clock. to 81, but soon
after fell to IS. We hear Of several
deaths having occurred again yesterday
BY drinking cold water; one died in
Water street eear the coffee house, ano
ther in the same street, third in Pear!
street, and enc At the Park-and We have
rumors Of others in different parts of the
city. Mercantile .1dv. 's!y !.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-07

A fire broke out this morning. about
half past 5 O'Clock, ina row Of wooden
buildings on the north side Of vssey st.
near Greenwich street, and consumed
four two story frame buildings, one two
story brick building, and injured several
others. The FIRE lett Tallman the hat.
ter. house uninjured. Most Of the pro-
perty destroyed was old and Of little va
lue. No accidents happened.
The wind Is west this morning, and it
bids fair to be cooler than for the last S
days. Daily .1dr'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-07
LATE FROM THE SPANISH MAINE.

By captain IngerOll who arrived here
last evening from Laguirs, which place be
LETT on the 18th ult. We learn tha, no i'm
portant operations had occurred in that
quarter since the battle of the elst Of
May, in which the roya,ists were vieto'
riou.. After thst sction, in consequence
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-07
rAILINos,

As perfumes affect more strongly other
people than those who carry them, s. the
fittings Of others offend Us much sooner
than our own.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-07

per works; his officers and crew dessrs
bis confidence.
The General assigns to Col. King tie
command Of Pensacola and its depender.
cies, and that part Of the TIA department
lying vest Of the Apslachicola aud Ga
tshtschie rivers until otherwise OrGesE
by General Games. The colonel win
take measures to have the volunteers loy
at Pensacola relieved, preparatory e
their return march. The Tennessee vol
un,eers will forthwith move TO- fn
Montgomery, where they will rees.ys
further orders.
The General, in taking leave Il co.
King aud his command, tende: TO t,
officers and soldiers an affectiouale iu,
welk BY order
ROBERT BUTLER,
hdjutant Gsntr,l.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-07
tNPRup kHcH.

III not often cur merit that makes u.
rice, bat W seldom al! bat By our own
fsNlt.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-14
George S. HOugh,

HAS received a very handsome as.
Ill sortneat of Fancy Spring GOODS,
among which are
Best London cloths and cassimeres.
plain and figured mull-muIl nuslins, ia
comet do and canbrics, Canton Grapes
and shawls, white embroidered robes,
Maria Louisa ditto, India and imitation
book muslins, ditto handkel chiefs very
fine, black silk velvet, Ga, IA, S-4 and
lO-4 Irish damask diaper, brrds'-eye and
Russia ditto, Irish linens, sheetiugS and
lawns, black and cold bombazeens and
bombazetts. tabby nets, levsntire shawls
K hdkfs, linen cambria, do. hdkfs long 4
half silk, thread and cotton hose, Mar.
sEilies AND knotted counterpa3es, black
horent.nes. children's and ladies' stlaw
bonnets, back aud white lace sha wis and
Sei's, handsome selection gsrnilure and
fancy ribbons, umbrellas, and parasols,
90 printed jsckonet mullins, chintzes
and caiices; steam loom and o.her shirt
ings, linen and Gotten checks, ticking,
Oagg'ng, &c. &c.
5th ma, 5ih fuihs
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-14
Land for Sale.

IN pursuance of 4 decree of the Equity
4 Court of Charles county. dated the 9th
day of January last,t he subscriber will Of
fer at public sale in Port Tobacco, on
Thursday the eOth day of August next, the
following tracts of land, LAYING in said co.
TO wit: Comeree, about 9 miles from Po-
tOmac river, on the road leading from
Port obacco to Kennedy's ferry, contain
ing l59 acres, of which more thin two
thirds is covered with fine thriving White
Oak; Theobald's purchase, containing
l02 acres-this land adioins those Of capt.
Perry, near 'Wade's Bay, and is nearly all
in woods and one other tract near 10 Dur
ham church. adjoining the lands of Tho
mas Price, Esq. being part Of tract called
Britt's Good Chance, containing 81 acres.
The terms Of the sale will be that the
purchasers give bonds with approved secu-
rity payable in three equal annual pay
men,s from the day of sale, and with inte-
rest from the said day OF sale the rents
for the present year reserved to the pre-
sent owners, & on the ratification ofthe sale
by the court, and the payment of the whole
purchase money and not before, the trustee
viii by good and sufficient deed convey
to the purchaser or purchasers the lands to
him. her or them sold, according to the di-
rections in said decree.
THOMAS MUNDELL, Trustee.
July 4 Tut90thk
The editors Of the National lntelligencer
will publish the above once a week ,ill
sale, and forward their account 70 this Of:
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-14
Notice.

THE delin4uent stockholders in the
Il Leesburg Turnpike Road Compa-
ny will please TO take notice, that their
first ius'alment, required BY the presi-
dent and directors If said company, of
ten dollars on each share At stock by them
sd5scl ibed. was due ard pay able on the
first day of Sept. Iast-the second install
ment ut ten dollars on each share On d.
first day Of ia. and the third instalmeLt
OF ten dollars on each share will be due
on the hrst day Of July next, and it re-
purctuaIIy paid on OF before the I5a'r
Aug. next, they will be dealt with as
the law directs.
SAML CARR, Treas,
Leesburg, June e sw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-14
.SaddIery.

"HE Subscriber re u, rs his grateful
Il Acknowledgements To the public far
tue encourage which he has met,
although small, it has met his most SAM
guiDe expectations. lie has on hand a
hsnd some ortinent Of articles in his
line OF business, and snlieits Z further
participation In their encouragement
He has just received handsome parcel
OF English saddle and birdie leather, Of
first quality--and assures the public that
no attention un his part shall be wanting
to afford satisfaction to all who may 10.
vor him with their patronage.
N. Is. Saddles and BRIDES Of English
leather. ROBERT r. DEGGE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-14
Public Sale Of Negroes.

M
WILL be exposed at public sale, on
w the Gath inst in the town Of Lees
burg, Loudouu county, Virginia, about 40
valuable slaves, among which are some ex-
celent house servants, blacksmiths, carpen-
tiers, an excellent Virginia bread cook, and
goodman, as well as plantation hands, wo-
men, girls, and boys, all Of whom are like
ly and valuable.
As these servants have all been brought
up in one family, it is desirable to the own.
er 10 sell them TO one master they will
however. be sold in families, or separately,
as far as is practicable--if this wish cannot
be gratifed. All or any OF them may be
purchased at private sale, previous to the
day Of public sale, by application TO VIM.
Brent, Jr. Richland. Stafford county, Va.
or TO IENCH RlNGIOLD,
Washington City.
July II st
The editors ofthe Baltimore Patriot, Re.
publican Constellation, Winchester, Alex
andria Gazette, ard Fredericksburg Herald,
will please insert the above three times,
and forward their accounts TO Tench Ring
gold for payment.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-14
Burr Milestone Making.

TNHE Subscriber wishes to inform he
l. friends aud the public that he has
on hand good supply of the first quality
Burr Blocks. His shoPis near Co!.Pey.
toms store, where he can supply all Mil
lers at the shortest notice With first rate
Mill stones, and which he viii warrant
equal if not superior to any in the United
States, and will sell them at tie mos re-
dueed prices-the workmanship superior
to any 10 the district.
Dec. IS ROBERT GLENN.