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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-03
IJsT 0E LETTERS
cifc policS Q
Remaining 10 the Post Office. 'sa3.
dria. D G.. LIST of April, A. ,.nx

dria. D c. LIST of April, H. lam
A-David Anderson. Charles A. ;,
Francis Adams, Jr James Atkinson, me.
ard W. Ashton, Wesley Adams, la bs'
rine Alexander, John Allison, James Aus
ton. VI
B-Mary Brown, Oh. w. Brown, e
David BIetzeld. Maria Barton, Jehn Bon.
sal, II. Browu, Jane l.. Bates, James Bel
lenger, Thomas K. Beale Thomas Bird
Mars aret Ruckner, B F. Margaret Byrne,
Lucy Ann Brsnham, Charles Baker, Seth
Baker, Kitty Brown.
C-Andrew D. Crosby, Samuel Cats,
Fanny Cook, JosiahF Caldwell, John NJ 4.
Clarke, Edward Clarke, CbariesS. Car
ter, William Cohen, Louisa " Cornwall,
John Craven.
Diane Dougherty, Walter Dyer, Ira
vers Dade, John Dilebunt, Sarah Dudley,
VIM. or John Dough, Timothy Dealy. :.
E-James G Every =
F-John |. Froble, Ann Maria Fulton,
Mordecai C.. Fitzbugh g, James Arm
ley, NJ. Frazer, iona Field. :
G-Robertson Gray, Robert Gray 4;
Henry Gauit, John Gould g, George era
ham, Margare. Garner. ..
I H-Cs,har;ne Hucorn, Matilda L. Hug
neIy. William Hollis, Lewis Hirkins 2,
Ann Harley John w Hungert' I'd. Fran.
CTS Hall. Jeremiah Hubbard, Jacob Hear.
hash Geo. Jaoo:, Hour, DR.. }. K. Holli-
day, FL zabeth HoitoG.
EG.orse Jones, Susan NJ. johnson,
Gen Walter Jones, Mary johnson, Pencil
ope Jameson. -, -.
K-Ssmrel Kerby. Geo. w. Heating,
Miss 5 H. Kennedy, ElJah Knox Geor-
z ANA Keton. ,,.,
L-Anue Lanbam, Richard Libby
John Lo.nsx, BoIItha Laws.
.M-Miss Ca,harine Mckay, DIR. Rebt
Maxwell. John Maoery, Sarah Moore. Jas.
MILAN. John ". hcCarty, John hoffett,
J.cob Milton, George W. Myres William
Mynck Rober, McKage, Mary Massey,
Ann l.. McCsry, Jcon l.. biorris, Eben
Mnrsr,, John Morris, seaman.
NJ Joseph Neptl, WIN, H Nichols.
O-Hiran Drum, Z, Owners OF the brig
Resolution.
P-E,Iiz.beih Pumroy George Painter,
9, John Parke George Parsons, - 6.
Piummer. Enoch Pelton. Matilda Pool,
John P ndleion. Elizabeth K, Price, Lucy
PLUMB, Valentine Peyton.
Q-Mr Qu,nton
R-John Roach, Jane Reacby. Robert
Ross, Mary E. Rozsr, Isaac Ranes. Ju
dilh T. b Robertson.
Susan Ann Scott, John Sylvester Jr
Miss Ann Stewart, Edward Stone, Sarah
Ann Scott, James Standish. John Stitson,
Eras'us Strong, Thomas Smith, Robert
ScaIton, Jesse Smith. Deane smith, David
Sutton, Wm. Spilman, Sarah Swami, Mr.
Solomon, Thomas Shields, John Sinpkins,
John Sowther, Mrs Mary NJ. Scott WI
B Stewart.
T--ElIah Taylor, Robert Taylor, J. &
J, Tattershall, James Thompson.
W--Jobn West, John Wilson, Jacob
Winesbury. Johns Wilson, Thomas War
rem, R. Wood, Elijah Waller, Cephns
Wardswor,h, Joseph Walker
yPersons applying for letters in the
above list, will please say they are adver-
tised. D. BRYAN, Postmaster.
april
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-03

.,,od n.rm;,,ion for building Pro.
ss.tant chapel at Lisbon, and ordered
tba. it should be placed under the el'
rectiop of the British legation.
A Ministerial Paper denies the tfu.n
of report circulated in some OF the
Morning papers, that orders had oeen
received at Portsmouth to prepare sew.
an .ail of tho line for commission, anu
,ocomnlete the foil complement OF tho
crsw.. If the guardship. Our CORES
popdent say. the paper quoted assures
~. in the most positive manner 'ha'
nothing has occurred there TO give any
color TO the report,
Every description Of colonlal pro-
dnce continues to advance as the pros
pect of war becomes more apPa.en'.
The improvement Of Coffee Is nearly
%. and on Sugar folly 6s. per cwt 10
Jlovd's rich French ship was insured
on Monday, from Calcutta, at sogs'
No., g. one from the Island Bourbon,
At eoes.; and one from Martinique az
Zoos per cent. To Cadiz, the prem,
nm which month ago was from ~ 70
-, cent. is now FIVE guineas; ano
oot erom London to France, policies
even l. =. effected under from 2 TO :
ea '.1nss. % asr eeDt.-In Braban'. the lot,
gun sa."er rseae,,ed this week announce a
ter. advance j" the ' prices o.
| all k,nds of grain. inc . ~. .au.e !
al a,;n arm" more important improvement.
should the views of the Holy alliance
not :. successfully opposed by the pa
&c. no,o~ Of the British Empire.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-03
Notice.

NOtlCe.
TIME subscriber respectfully 'nlolm. y ~ !,
i friends and the public in general wa
be continues the
Lumber Business,
at biz old stand on Union street, ape - ~ !.
Joining the teau.bost ferry, ana .l' Iii
has good assortment Of all kinds o. 1irs ~
seasoned BUILDING MAILhtnS
which he will dispose Of at very reou .',s.
prices for cash, or to pune'ual eu''0'H
JAMES MCGUIRE
s,. To Let, a well finished '. .,.sst.
am ~ brick house on Prince ,, , :, "a
Kss With we'll Of good wa.e n.. Tor /
EA door, an6 every convenis!e '.. =,
genteel family. Possession gwen '""
ately. .3LSO' Iceland, inc
TO let, tia, large add cen'enHIe;n m. ri
story brick warehouse, corner VI No. N
Faye,te streets, at present oeeup's q. 4
the subscriber. Possession gwen ~ .o -
of April next. To good tenants 'p Ie,a;,e
will be made 10 suit the times. ~ az
~ above Ct
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-03

&c refused TO communicate u oihcaai-
ms government It is pabli,hed, howev-
or. and his government must read it.
Now let us put these o0fcict acts together
and can we doubt that the ..floiy Alliance"
notwithstanding England has sent IN her letter
Of re,isuation, will fail TO embody their threats
into action Thespcech Of the frsn,h King
has been put into his mouth by ms brother mo-
oarchs. rne position they have taken, the lam
ruage they have used, and the language IN
which they have been answered, speak out too
clearly and loudly to be misunderstood. The
mediation of England mas been virtually refu-
sed: and whether she he preteudedly neutral IS
openly hostile to their designs, the fist blish of
sn,ing will see the invaders on the Spanish ter.
ritory. God prosper the right
The French court is fastening all its troops
To Bayonne. One hall of the Royal Guards
had already been despatched.
Its remar K able that this french government
IS so fearful of trusting the main body OF their
array in this expedition, that 1t has made a Sc
Lgrf,on. and e, en- avowed the act OF so doing, OF
one hundred Thousand menfr small drangnts
through the sc, eral regiments Another fact
:, that not one ofthe French Marshals Is to be
EMPLOYED in this expedition that statement,
indeed Kind Of notice, to this effect, has been
published in the French Ministerial papers
The Generals in command are persons Who,
Def re tie fero,anOnary Har, accompanied
tn, Roval Family in their emf sration into Eng
Land, * who are no farther military men, than
that, tirsy fire years since, they s0eTe officers IN
the French G4ar'dS.
Bells Messenger exclaims ''Under such au-
.pices Is the French army ABOUT 20 march upon
Madrid. and under such circumstances Is it
expected that one hundred thousand French
men will make conl lest ofthe spanish PEN
ipsuIa But ths-e loo, 900 Frenchmen are
70 he followed close on the heel bv one hun.
ared thousand Russians and one hundi ed thou
sand Prussians. The Spaniards ~Iff pr esd>be
more than EQUALLY moderate, to suffer Wis Fi'
fing force to canton in their country.
The sentiments of both houses of ParliaIdtnt
on the Kings speech, were unanimous lnthe
House of Commons. Mr.. Brougham pdig-
uantly pourtraved the designs ofthr "Htfy Al,
lance" Sir F Bardett followed him-an
the entire feeling OF the house was IN favor oil
Charleston City Ga=ette.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-03

= ''es". TOT ! re1ph., 1T, cap.
ar The sloop PRESIDEh I'm,
~yain Titcomb is Al excel~
,ess.L carrie. about Goo barrels, and will
be ready for cargo in three days.
Apply to WIN. F0WLE T. Co.
Nho haze reed per SAID sLoop and for sole
l2 hogsheads MUscovADo
q9 barrels SUGARS.
go barrels N. E. rum
40 do tanners oil
$4,000 feet merchandise lumber
mar 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-03
For Amsterdam,

sES The superior copper fastened
I'D BRIG AMERICA, Henry Pelerseu;
m asier--to sail abou, the 18th inst; as 4.
will take SOME lish, freight on moderaS
terms. Apply to =, row, 90.
VINO havs reed per said brg and TOR 'aN'
so binds retailing molasses
! tons St. Petersburg hemp s,,,k
80 pieces heavy Slight ravens oueA
$50 do broad diapers
20 do Russia sbeetIngs
80 tons plaster paris
Gee 5
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-03
For Freight,

En- The schr. CHARITY, eap,a;,
- Pike, bur!beo 800 barrels; will BE-
ready Tor freight Tomorrow, which vii III
be taken ior some northern por, in p, ,.~
ence. Apply to JOHN H. LADD & Co
Who have received, per said vessel
and offer Tor sale.
loo casks Thonas:On lime
400 bushels potatoes
10 barrels apples
march 20
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-03
For Boston
For Freight,

Ii, qii The good schooner GENERAL
~tACKSON Nathaniel lear, mas.
- hnrthsp about 500 bbis. and will be
readv 10 load in the course OF this week; a
frs;pbt to Portsmouth OF Boston preferred
III, ~ J. H. LADp$ CO.
fRso kdvs for sails en- board so'a Ves'd'
loco bushels potatoes -..-.
300 punches onions ;, -
40 boxes mould candles ! IA
20 barrels No. ~ nackerel
boxes Goldfish
-9a, ms butter
sSrk. berry bounce
3 barrsfs Z .maI 10
bM boards ~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-03
Cotton Yarn.

TAMES c. g. r. BARRY being ap-
u pointed Agents by the Union Manu-
featuring Company of Maryland for the
sale Of their cotton yarn, take this oppor
tunity to acQuaint their friends and the
public that they have just received very
large supply per the Baltimore Packet,
which they will sell to dealers IN that arti.
Gle at the
FACTORY PRICES FREE OF EXPENSE.
@Coua'ry merchants Who want their
supply, will at once see the advantage
of receiving that article in AIexan-
dria at the Baltimore price, free OF risk
and freight The long established supe-
r,ority Of this cotton over all others manu-
featured in the U. States, makes il unne-
ces.ary TO say any thing further, relative
10 its quality. As our supply will be made
weekly, our town and country customers
may rely on their orders being promptly
attended to. They have also on hand q
general assortment OF
DRY GOODS,
comprising almost every article in that
l,6e, which will be sold very low BY
WHOLESALE OF reta,h on accommodating
tsrDs. mar 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-03
Coarse Salt, etc.

Coarse Salt, etc.
John II. Laid & Co.
offer for sale, the cargo Of schooner
" Cyguet, Of Coco bushels Ragged i.
land salt, white and Of superior qualify :.
the purchaser can have The privilege Of
bonding the duties, il applied for inuedi,
ateiy.
Also, 8 tons Brazilette wood
...,.. For Freight.
FIX. The superior scbr. Cygnsi, capt
N Rich, burtheD abou. 500 barrels
will be ready in three or four days Tor The
reception OF cargo. Apply to
JOHN H. LADD Go.
march 90
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-06
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1898
THE FoUN1s..
TO THE COMBAT. spAINl

To THE COMBAT. SPAIN!
To the wind, to the wind, your banners
rear
Awake NOR lie in sloth reclining
Arisc--nor shrink in craseL fear--
Lo! frances thousand blades are
shining
She comcs-but not as friend she comes,
Death-ruin--rspine in her train
10 arms rouse up your warning
drums
Ho Ito the combat, Spain
Our sires were great in ancient days,
No ioflier power on earth allowing /; j
Shall we their mighty deeds erase;
And TO the dust our necks be bowling !?
Ihey'st for fame for liberty;
On fields where blood was split like
:. rain,
Hark !! how they call as from the sky;
Ho!-to the combat, Spain!
Castillo and Arragon arise
The tempest. cloud ofwar is brewing !:
Burst through the shades that veil your
eyes;
Are yc asleep, while this is doing
Le 'srmics crowd the Pyrenees. chain !;
They carry with them thraldom's
WIllye ignobly crouch to these
Ho Ito the combat, Spain!
Look forth on every well-known spot
On field snd forest, rock and river;
Then draw the sword, but sheathe i, not,
Till these from foreign feet we sever
The trampling feet of foreign hosts,
Who. march in power and proud dis.
dam. 81 ghosts !;
Haste: homeward send their shrieEing
Ho Ito the combat, Spain
And are we, then, so lost so low
That strangers can alone restore us .
Lo earth regards o.ir every blow Il us (!
The eve of Heaven is watching DER
BY Spanish might, the Spanish land
Its freedom only can retain,
And crouch we to the oppressor's hand :
Ho Ito the combat, Spain!
London hater
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
CIRcUMsTANTIAL EVIDENCE.

ClRCUMSTANTfAL EVIDENCE.
Inthe year 1856, Mr.. Hayes, a gentle
man of fortune, IN travelling stopped at an
inn in Oxfordshire kept by one Jonathan
Bradford. He there met with two gen,
tlemen with whom ne supped, and in
conversation unguardodly mentioned that
he had then with him a considerable sum
of money..-Having retired to rest, the
two gentlemen who s!cp, in double bed
ded room, we're awakened by deep eroans
in the adjoining chamber. They Instant
ly arose and proceeded silently 10 the
room whence the groans were heard
The door was half open: and on entering
they perceived person weltering in his
blood, in the bed, and a man standing over
him with dark lantern in one hand and
knife in the other. They soon discov.
cred that the gentleman murdered was
the one with whom they had supped, and
That the man standingsover him was their
host They instantly seized him, dis.
armed him ofthe knife, and charged him
with being the murderer. He positively
denied the crime, and asserted that he
camo there with the same intentions as
themselves; for that hearing noise.
which was succeeded by groans, he got
up, struck light, and armed himself
with knife in his defence, and had but
that minute entered the room before
them.
These assertions were OF no avail he
was kept in custody until morning, when
he was taken before aneighborins Justice
OF the peace, to whom the evidence an.
peared SO decisive, that on writing out
bis mitlimls. he hesi.ated not to saw.
mir Bradford, either you or myself com.
united this murder"
Attic ensuing assi2es at Oxford, Brad.
ford was tried, convicted, and shortly af.
ter executed, still, however declaring that
he was not guilty of the murder This
afterwards proved TO be true the murder
vas actually committed by MIR. Hayes,s
HOFFMAN, who Immediately on stsbbing
has master, rifled his buckets, and escap.
to his own room, which was scarcely two
seconds before Bradsord's en,erine the
fchamber. The world owes this know.
ledge TO remorse Of conscience of the
hoffman on his death t,ed, lS months az
Ter the murder; and, dying almost i'm
mediateiy after he had made the declare.
ton, justice lost its victim.
It's however, remarkably that Bradfo
though innocent, and not prjvy to the
murder, was nevertheless murderer in
design. He confessed TO the clergyman
who attended him after his sentence, tba,
having heard that MIR. Hayes had large
sum oil money about him, he went TO The
chamber with the same diabolical inten-
ton as the servant He was struck. with
amazement; he could not believe his
senses; and in turning back the bed
clothes to assure himself of Ire fact, lie
IN his agitation dropped The knife on the
bleeding body, by which both his hands
and the knife became stained and thus in.
creased the suspicious circumstances in
which he was found. London t,a.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-06
WAR HORSES.
From sOuthey's History of the PENINSULA War

From Southey's History of the Pennsular War,
just published
Two of the regiments which had been
quartered in Funen were cavalry, noun.
ted on fine black long tailed Andalusian
horses. 1t was impracticable TO bring off
these horses, about 100 in number-and
Remana was not man who could order
them to be destroyed /; nc was fond OF
horses himself, and knew that every man
was attached 10 the beast which had car.
ried him so far and so faithfully. Their
brides therefore were taken off; and they
were turned loose upon the beach. A
scene ensued such as probably never be-.
lore was Witnessed. They we're sen.
sible that they we're no longer under any
restraint oil human power. A general
conflict ensuedb In Which retaining the
discipline they had learnt, they charged
each other in squadroDs Of ten or twenty
together, then closely engaged, striking
with their fore feet, and biting and tear.
ing each other with most ferocious rage
and trampling over those which were bea.
ten down, till the shore in the course OF a
quarter OF an hour was strewn with the
dead and disabled. Part of them had been
set Tree on rising ground at distance
they no sooner heard the roar of battle
than they came laundering down over the
intermediate hedges, and catching the
contagious madness, plunged into the
light with equal fury. Sublime as the
scene was, il was too horrible to be lone
contemplated, and Romano, in mercy
gave orders for destroying them but i
II was found too dangerous to aliemp
this and after the las, boats quilted Tho
beach, the few horses that remained
were still engaged in the dreadful worl
OF mutual destruction.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-06
GREATNESS.

lie that becomes acquainted and is in
vested with authority and influence, will
IN short time be convinced, that, in
proportion as the power Of doing well is
enlarged, the Temptations to do i'll are
multiplied and enforced.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-06
HABITS,

No man fofgets his original trade; the
rights of nations and Of kings, sink into
questions of grammar, if gramarians dis.
cLss tbems
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-06

A Gentleman offered his friend pinch
Of snuff out Of his b.; which he said he
much regarded, having been in his fami-
ly hundred years his friend, thanking
min, ssid, ''I am not in the habit Of taking
snuff, but as curiosity, must have
pinch out Of yours GENTRY box"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-06

Difference 6etaUeen Gonr t5 Rheumatism.
A Frenchman, being afflicted with the
govt, was asked, what difference there
was between that and tie Rheumeiism.
"One very great Difference !" replied
MonsieuT--"SupPose you take one wise,
you put your Singer iRyou turn de screw
till you bear Hmm longer, dat is de Rheu-
mats, den, 'spose you give him one turn
more, dat is de Govt"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-06
RUNNELLS'S

RUNNELLS'S
Prize List of the Cd days drawing of the
Washington Monument Lottery,6fh Class,
now drawing in the city of Baltimore, under
the superintendeDce of the commissioners APP
pointed by the governor and council.
No. 9196 prize of $1,000
1896 IOlo7 1900 100
1865 695S 1875 lS4o42 so
l446S 1889
1919 376s 1896 1850 69721
s6O4o $40 834O 1883 90
1926 1880 1888
And a great number Of 10
Marked thus sold at RuDnells's.
As the Grand State Lottery of Maryland,
commenced on Wednesday, 28th ult. the Sd
drawing Of the Washington Monument lottery
will not take place until Wednesday next, when
II is very likely that some Of the following float
ing prizes may come out,viz. ] prize of 100000
9 Of $4,000, Q of $4,000, 3 of 1900, 8 of
1000, besides vast number Of 100, 80, 20,
and SlO prizes. Only ii drawings more to
complete this brilliant lottery. Tickets SlO,
shares in proportion. The drawing OF the
Maryland State AOttery,
No. Q, will commence on Wednesday, the 2slh
ofthe present month. This grand lottery will
be completed in 10 drawings. The capital pri-
zes are 100000, 100000 of16,0O0, 2 of 5000.
Whole ticketsSl2; halves So; quarters 50;
eighths 81 so.
All those who have not supplied themselves
with tickets or shares, should lose time in
securing them, as the lotteries draw very spec
div. Let me solicit all those that wish TO have
a chance for those splendid capitals, to forward
their orders Immediately, as the managers have
giyen us a weeks notice Of the next drawing
Furthermore, that those who purchase in the
early part Of the drawing, have a chance for any
Of the floating prizes. Also, tickets in the
UNIVERSITY LOTTERY,
now drawing IN Baltimore. Highest prizes
100000, 1000, 5000, 1000, 1900, 1000, &c.
Tickets 10, shares in proportion, IN either OF
the above lotteries, warantedundrawn, in the
greatest variety Of numbers, to be had at
J. I'll. RUNNELLS'S
Lottery and Exchange Office King. st'
June 3
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-06
RUMOUR.
A PUNSTER

Ofall the grievances in society the pro-
tessed punster is the most iniolerable.-
You cannot be safe in his company
moment. If you trust yourself with an o,
pinion, he seiZes ON il with The yoraclty
of mas!iff /; he turns il inside out, and
worries it to death. The silence of pun
ster is treacherous as the calm before
storm. He sits s'Hushed in grim reposc,'
till the expected word comes and then
il is his cue. His ambition is to set the
table in a roar--to be hailed as Joke.
master. He comes into the room with
halt dozen famous extempore puns,
which have cost him a mornings labour
to concoct. AS long as he can clinch
word or raise laugh, he does not care
how old, or how bad, his pun is; he will
call any one singing in garnet an "artic
warbler" He calls friend of mine a
unif-hdrtat, because he has but one hair
on his head. He addresses shoemaker,
so sovereign of the willing soul" Ii you
are Templair, he hopes you may turn
your gas into Coke. He is interchangeable
in chasing down his pun. He reads on
ly to find out resemblances, and listens
only to bring in his pun. He is fond of
no play except play upon words, and
yet he makes game of every thing
ga wit with ounces, and Ounce with
wits"
His favourite poet is Crabbe, and his
light reading, Joe Miller and DR.. Klett,
He was educated in the ''School for
wits" James the first is his favourite
monarch. The only living authors he
admires are Tom Dibdin and Mr.. Mon
Grief: with the last he issworn brother,
and is said to have furnished the puns to
his farces. His brain is full Of "eggs of
bonmots and sparks OF repartees." If
you are in dilemma and you ask what
steps you shall take, he recommends
the library steps. If you ask him to
ring the bell, he, with great solemhity,
puts ring on the finger of some pretty
girl. If you object to him that his coat
is too short, he tells you it will be long e.
nough before he gets another. In short,
he seems 10 like good thing in proper
ton TO its age he has no particular wish
to appear as the inventor, but merely the
"transmiiter" of a jest.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-28

IMPORTANT no MILLEKS.

Rir'mopd Bnrr Mill Stone Mgngfacfory-- Retired.
rgIE subsrrirr respectfully inform their friends The
public. that they have just received direct from France,
1000 blocks Of the hes, uuaiv. One Of the present
firm having been partner the former firms ~ White,
Davidson "a. and of Davidson Smell, WHO fofmer'y
prosecuted this business mauy years, In this cy r.
consequently well skilled IN this species Of manufacture
addition Which they have employed the exptr
e1cetl w0rnenA stones sold by them will BE- warrart-
ell inferior those heretofore made by their preis
ccssoss, which well approved by Az who ueed
them. Their shop IL the of =. and fg sweets
where al orders will be thankfully received. and pr
executed. JAMES SNETT
Oc,Ober 3 43-20 YOU'LL S. RUST.