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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-25

About O'Clock yesterday morning, the
SAUNDERS OF the People of Washington were
broken by the cry of Fire not heard for
several months J which was tound to proceed
from the long frame building on the bot
which fronts the Office of the National in
te'lIsencer, bull; and occupied by Mr.. A.
u. though, merchant, a vinegar shed and
warehouse THIS bui! ling, being very com.
oustiole, made great conAagration, and was
soon burnt to the ground, as also was two
story frame dwelling sdjoining, which was
recently oniit by an industrious black smith
[ Mr. BoIeler. } Fortunately, there was but
little wind, and the fire spread no further.
tIad there been high wind, the aid afford,
Gu "y the engines, ewing 10 the scarcity
oil water, would not have been sufficient 10
nave stayed the rarages of the devouIing ele.
,nent. The loss of MIR. Hough must have
bee" very considerable, as he had c,eat
quantity OF liquor and groceries stored there
Mt. Boteler's loss was no doubt much less
but 1t Is said to have been his oil.
When the alarm oi Fire was fret given. j,
was supposed, from the position of the Office
OF the National lntelligencer relatively TO
The Fire, that it was that buiId;ny which
was IN flames; and the proprieiors OF this
establishment feel themselves Rattered BY
the sympathy which, under that impres. non.
YVES manifested by their fellow citizens:
they hope it will he transferred 20 Mr
Hough and MIR. Boseler, the real sufferers
who merit all the assistance which il may he
IN the power of The citizens To eyt,nd n
them IBID.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-25
MAY 60.

MAY ~.
The Mail of Saturday brought Us inlorma-
ton OF the death of Genrai JOHN Stark, the
veterao OF the Revolution. He died on the
9th instant, in his ninety fourth year-in
his native State of New Hamshire, and in
the town of Manchester, in which he had
lived IRON An infant. A sketch of his pat
rlotic life is reserved for future publication.
bid
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-13

The sleep Fanny, vss sebken o5 Clpe Nay, Fsb
q. from this port, days out
Arrived a. Wilmington. week previous TO the cSd
ut socp iisnry. Giadding, of bristol. from Havana.
sloop Invincibe. Tul ner Of this port. sailed from
Mobile. 50th Jan for Pensacola
Arrived a, Norfolk, eth ul,. sloop Fancy, Battle,
Of fthis port. in 9 days.
Cleared at Charleston, els, ult schr Tsssen. Dsy.
ton, OF this port. for Blakely.
At New-Orlesns, on the 18th ult brig Baltic. of
this port, for Charleston.
Al ST pierres. 9th uh Mar. Ann. for this port.
Al Charleston, on the i7lh ult soop Expres 81, Ham.
nett. OF this port. for Savannah sioop Rapid. Per-
ry. Of ditto for ditto
Up at New w-orleans. 18th ult brig Ann Gsdsdeo, OF
this port. tor New-york, m days.
spoken in lat "a. 30. Ton n. brig Samuel, Z days
from this port. bound to Havana.
Lett at 81 Jago, Febl uAry 3. brig Nicholas & re.
iix, Calvert, OF this port for baltimore.
sloop Invincibe, Tanner, OF th. port, sailed from
Mobile, Jan 3pih, for Pensacola.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-13

At Providence, on the 23d uh Mr.. Jonathan r.
Sirnsons in the 50th year Of his age Mrs RIsnoh
1y'esrporih, aged 80 - Harriet Sbcdon infsn1 uph.
ter Of Mr. John Gorhsm - George Ifner. infant son
OF Mr.. Samuel 6. Wheeler, sged one year. S11eOi,
inyroham only son Of MIR Henry Miller, aged four
years and tse mon,hs.-Esaiy, daughter oil Mr.. Gid
con Barker, aged months and Is days Mrs Free
love Gtdddny. reiict Of Mr.. Hail Gladdng, aged 43
a. North Providence, on the Isl inst John SGyes,
ESQ. IN the One Hundred md First year Of his age.
he was born on The i7th January 1722 AID was one
OF IL male children born in the of Smi,hfeId in
that year, ali Of whom, except himself, have been
long sioce tenan's Of the tomb NJ Sayles was a.,
eminent man In bis prime oi life; more than half
century ago he was one OF the leading politicians of
the State. having been for many years previous to,
and throughoutthe revolutionary war, an Assistant
or Senator, or Representative, in the General As
sembly-s rnsn OF strong mind and grea, influence
his patriotism was we'll tested before. during and
since the revolution, and he discharged tie duties
OF many important offices with fidelity aud ability
His remains were removed to Smi,hSe,d, and interr.
ed on his own homestead, by the side Of those Of
bis wife.
At Poster, on the 26,h alt Mr.. Pe,s5 Cran.ton.
aged 66. worthy member OF the Society Of Friends
At Warwick, Mr. John Wise, aged about 90 -
Tie ~ss born in the Lsndgrsvale Of Hesse Csssei,
Germany In 1889 he was a soldier under the i'm
mortal Wolf, in the memorable battle on the plains
OF Abraham About the year i775 he enlisted as
drummer ina Rhode.isand volunteer company,
which encamped with the American forces under
Washington. at Cambridge. and during the arduous
struggle. served with fidelity. He vas q beneficiary
under the revolutionary pension law.
At - dthheld. Miss Ruih Hobtins. aged 80, daugh.
ter OF ,ne late Capt. John Hopkins OF Providence
AT Rehoboth on the 24,h ult Chrisfrsus E17i y,
in The i0Oth year of his age lie born at Bristol
in this State. about the year i722his parents
botl Africans. Christmas served soldier in the
revolutionary war, TO the satisfaction Of his officers
and retained his martial spirit until within few
years. He was well known in this town for great
number Of years, - carrier Of Newspapers, &c To
iehobo,hisnd seekonk-and, until the nfirmit,es e
age compelled him TO seclude himself in his little
domieil in Rehoboth. regularly appeared as super.
numerary with the ancient Artillery Campany Of this
town, on all their parade days, at,red in his reyolu
iionAry uniform. lie was respected during life. and
died Christian. P-oridenre Pafrfot
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-13
PIRATES.

Ertroef ofo letter from respectable and ia .
feihgen1 gentleman az Hopono, 20 hi. friend
in Prsvidener, dated Fec. Is, 1922.
ave had elk pirsticsl boats seized and
hauled up here, at tho Regls, last week, and
eight Of the crews are in Jail there are Q
great many out now ;--the y. s. schr. Por.
poise has destroyed eleven. /, is of no use
10 deIroy the boats, unless they take the men
for they can steal boats az soon as they re.
tuin. 1 believe they arc increasing 10 num-
bers every day, and soc no prospect of there
being a atop pot to their ouirages."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-13

II re Lite term oF the Sarrem- j..
1icial Courtin this town, CHRIsroPHEa
r.. RossIss, Esq. Of Newport, and
SyLvEsrEa u. SHEARMAN. Esq. of
North k!ngstown, were admitted Coun-
Ssilors and Attorneys in said Court.
WILLIAM EUsris and LEVI LIN
COIN arc the Republican candidates tor
Governor and Ii. Governor in Massa-
chusetts. The present incumbents are
ti,- federal candidates.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-13
MIN MID,

At Providence, Mr., HHiam I 7lihngAast TO Mrs
Mary Uhdte MIR. Ehsha 7ingicy to Miss Celia lip.
pi' daughter Of Mr.. John Lippnt AIR. George Sno.y
to Miss Sarah IA Tucker.
AT Salem. Capt Beajamtn r Charcl.eR, of Bristol,
n j to Ms khsa!ch .Norris. daughter Of Mr. Sam.
ue, Holmes jr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-13

yevrs nsr rf tie city pir;ook of a stnp!rcus
dinner st Tsmmsoy Hsll-'he Theatre, City
Hsi!, snd many Other public as well as pn-
vsie buildings were illamins,ed. The day
was RENAL kably fine, which drew out great
crowds of both sexes to psrtske in tho Joy OF
the occasion. No acciden, occurred 70 dis
turb the harmony which prevailed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-13
SHORT PASSAGE.

!, The steamship Robert Fulton made
her trip from Charleston to New-York
in the remarkable short passage of three
days. This speed is, perhaps, unparallel-
ed in the navigation oi our coast.
II is stated In the Nstiopsl Gazette, that
there is no truth in the assertion that Com
Rodgers is going ou, in the Macedonian with
Captain Bidd,e.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-13
FIRE AT BoWDOIN COLLEGE,.

A letter from B. PaLMsa, Esq. pos,.rnss.
ter at Kennebunk, dsted 9th inst. addressed
to the editors OF the Boston Patriot, says:
"I regret exceedingly to inform you tha,
the largest and most valuable Of Bowdoin
College Buildings, at Brunswick, Maine, has
been consumed by fire."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-13
NOTICE.

TAMEs TOWNSEND, informs bis friend. and
the public, that he has employed m esp. ,,encrd
workman, at the CABINET MAKING p,,,INHss
and is ready 10 attend 10 the es,ls Of os old Cus.
omers and Friends the smallest r.,our u;,I eb
gratefully acknowledged and puActuaIly attended
'o-esh ~ the Chambers ever his STORE. north
c''nH oi hSn'sisI s.Nn'r. March ~, 1921.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-13
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPOI

ENTERED,
slocp Lion. Chapman, New.york.
CLEfRED,
Brig Hiram, Eaton, Wilmington, ". C-sioop Il.
on, Chapman. Providence sch touisa. Barlow, Phi.
lsde .sia sioop Express. Bliss, New.iork.
NE.N0R.9ND.f.
The Franklin ~. and her tender, arrived
sf Rio Janerio, latter part Of November, s.
days from New. York.
Left ct Matsnz,s, 2ia ult brig Russell. Newton.
for this port, IN csy.i Maria Lavion, just arrived
from Pris,ot
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-13
FROM GIBRALTAR.

EhOpi u II n l. n Ns
Gibraltar papers TO the 18th Jan. were re.
seived in town on Thursday last. Cadiz still
continued sgi,s,ed by political dissen'ions.
Lommotions had taken place at Murcia
blood had been shed and tho place coniin.
ued in ferment, with a milita'y CO mma ander.
The Patriotic Society a, Corunna is pu, down,
and tine persons Concerned in disturbances
which have occurred, are to bo tried. Pe,i.
tioos against the Ministers continue to be pre-.
sen.ed. A Constitutional Society has been
established at Madrid. The Cortes have a.
bolished the right Of Asylum in Sanctuary.
On tho night of Dec. "a, a dreadful gale
Was experienced at Tarragona, ia which 81
vessels were lost, out of about 70 at anchor
in the hafbor, many Of them with cargoes--
the M ,le was greatly damaged. a number
OF individuals perished, and a still greater
Number were severely hurt.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-13

The Portoise, Lieut.. Com. RamaSe, and
Reoenge, Lieut.. Hsmmsersiey. have sailed
from Charleston on crulzs sgainst the pi-
rates.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-13
WANTED.

A Apprentice to the Printing BUSINESS is want.
a ed at this Office. A lad about II or rs Years
Of age, one who is willing serve irregular appren.
ticeship. is only such as need anplv. March lS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-13

Two houses were destroyed by Gre in
Washington. (Peon)a few days since. A
crowd OF people assembled shorty after, nea
the ruins, end unfortunately, at this moment,
stack ol chimnies fell, crushed to death
four persons, snd severely wounded many
others.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-13

Tho report published about three months
ego, that tho Choc,aw Indisns had killed nine
OF the United States Surveyors, Is con,rsdie-
ted by Port Gibson paper. The editor
says there IS no record Of the Choc,aws ever
having killed white man within their terri
tory. Their pacific disposi,i j. proverb
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-13
TO LET,

To LIZ
.1nt fosscssion given on The 25h March.
A BLACKsMITH'S SHOP, situate in Middle.
"A towI, near the White Hall Farm. A coed
workman may find 9 steady run Of employment
For particulars apply to the subscriber. living near
tbe premises. SPRACUE DAwLEY.
Nddletovn, March s, 1922.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-13
COMMERCIALLY IMronrANr,

Hemf and Fldr.-We do most earnestly
nrge upon our Farmers, tho GUILTY. alton Of
hemp and fax. The demand for them will
mseI and pay well Tor all which may be
grown.-The war 10 Europe is certain, and
probably eie now, much Russia and Turkish
blood has been shed. Large orders have
been received In this cou0Iry from The Brit
ish Gove'nmenl agents, for the purchase OF
Russian Hemp; IN consequences Of which,
this Article has risen 25 per cent. This sure.
Iy looks warlike.-Our bread sluffs, and all
our surplus produce, and our shipping, prom
ise 10 be In demand Dem. Press.
A bill is now before The House OF Repre.
eeutatives, having been reported on Monday
last by the Committee OF Ways and Means.
the ti.lo of which is. ga bill 10 revive and a.
mend the several acts imposing duues on i'm.
ports aud tonnage" This bill proposes Ger.
saiu alterations Of the present tariff of duties
On imports; and, we incline 10 think, has a
shance of being discussed-and, if discussed,
OF being passed, st the present session OF
Congress.
As tho subject is Of much importance, we
shall publish the bill at large in our next pa
per- The priocipal object Of Tho bill is to in-
crease The duties on silks, iron, hardware,
end variety Of specified articles, and to
change certain dutios, which are now al u. 4
srem, to stee.fc duties.
National KneHigeacer-.Mar. g
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-13

'THAMES-STRFET.
S7EPREV II. CAHOONE,
1T his old stand, 6ffonfe the Merchants Bank,
HAS JUST RECEIVED,
A N extensive assortment Of black and
IA blue BROADCLOrHs and CAsstMERRS :,
ss cheap as can be bought at Aue,,on.9iso, an ex.
tensive assortment Of seasonable Goods, among
which are, worsted Bornbsseens for 2s6, n ,u.bs.
zetts for IS cents Ladies worsted Hose from 3s
TO 7s-His friends and the public are invited TO call
and examine for themselves.
WANTED,
An active boy. II or Is years Of sge-none need
apply unless they can produce the best recommen.
dstions. Feb 20
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-13
KINE POCK.

KINE POCK.
nR JOHNSON has Just received some genuine
~ fresh Kline Pocs matter. from an eminent ply
scian Of Massachusetts, and will inoculate ell those
who may wish TO secure themselves forever from that
dangerous. ioathsome and contagious disease, the
Small pox. The great danger to which the inhsblt.
ants of Newport and the adjoining towns are exposed
from the frequent intercourse betweeh this and Bal.
timore, and other southern towns, where the small
poN prevails makes it highly necessary that every
person should partake Of me benefit TO be derived
from one of the best OF Heavens blessings
Newport, March 6. 1922 cHl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-13
THE LATE MR.. plyKNEi

TIE LATE MIR. PIVKNEY.
The funeral of this distinguished man ~as
solsmnized at Washingion in the customary
form, on Wedne dly the 27,h ult Mr.. Low.
sie NJ. Dlckerso NJ X. NJ. johnson, Mr..
James BOwn, M. OTIS, and Mr.. Elliot, all
members Of the Senate, of6cia,ed as Pail.
Bearers. The Washington and Baltimore
papers record numei ousk .estimoniais Of res.
pect for ths character aud memory OF the de-
ceased, adopted by his professional brethren
in those cities. The melancholy event wa.
communicated 20 the Supreme Court Of the
United States, by Mr.. Harper, who after a
few pertinent redna, ks made motioo for ad
,,dr nmeni, which was most readily. sssented
To by the Chiel Justice in behalf OF the whole
Court, ~ho subsequently, resolved TO wear
crape for the residue Of Tho term, as q mark
Of their profound respect for the character
Of tho deceased, and sincere grief for his
loss."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-13
paCCl.v4TIoN.

p.9CClN.4TION
In 4 report, dated Feb. S, 90 the subject OF
Vaccination, made to ,he health conmit,ee
OF Baltimore, and signed BY q number Of
physicians, it 10 asserted that their "cohfideoce
in the utility Of vaccination, has been, in no
degree, diminished by any circumstances
which have fallen under their notice." curing
Q recent investigation but, on the contrary,
that they arc moro convinced Of the virtues
Of vaccination.
FROM Green Bay--luior nation from Green
Bay states that the troops at tba, post are re-
markably healthy, and in comfortable quar-.
tets. No, long since o soldier was killed by
On Indian woman and snoiher wounded ct the
same time. The report is, tha, sho stabbed
them In order 10 save her keg of whiskey,
which they were endeavosing to wrest from
her. Deroi! aefer.
On the i4,h OF F.b. the Governor Of Ma.
tanzas sent out Two dctac cbments Of .oldiefs,
one towards Point Escsndido, and the other
towa,ds Point Yeacos, to search fo- pirates.
Mex, day, the former -eiu'oed wib 4 having
Killed and wounded 7, and captured one Of
their bosts, with 1wo swivels mounted, be-
side. small arms sc. On the l6'h, the 9th
or party rs.nrned, with 10 prisoners, having
killed one. -
The fourth Of March was eele leb<sted in N.
York with more than us9,l festivit,es. Tne
adoption Of The new Constitution, which took
place on this day gave au unusual interest to
this occasion. Three salu,es were fred at -
o'clock from the bsuery from 81 pieces ofsr
iiliery and pvsketry, which were returned
iron the Uaited Ststee ship Cyane, the navy
yard and for, Columbus Ths rcputlicsn
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-13

BLISS & MARSH, y
No %, broad. .Snees,
ID ESPECTFuLLy inform thsir frisnas Ind the
~ public, that they continue the nuiac,urc OF
WMdSor Chcirs,
in all their variety, and in satisfactory insnner-
The public assured they will furnish Chairs on as
moderate terms, and Of good quality. rs can be
obtained in sry part Of this state or in New York -.
All fsvors gratefully acknowledged.
NJ l. CoodS and Groceries.
In their front store they keep OIL hand general
assortment Of genulpe West Indis Goods and Croce.
ries, which they determined to sell at small profit,
Lamp OR,
OF the best quality, large small quantities kept
constsStiy on hand together with mos, other sr,i.
eies usually called for in store vf this description.
he,gpork, Jui!i.ara q. 1922.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-10
Charles City Orphans Court.

August Term, 1922.
ON application ordered by the Court
~ that Towniey Roby, Administrator
of Alexander C. Hardin, late OF Charles
County, decd, give the Notice required
by law. for creditors to exhibit their claims
by advertising in the alexandria Gazette
for three successive weeks.
Test. HUM. BARNES, Reg. Wills.
Test a[ue H fGsSy' BARNES, Reg. Wills.
"HIS is to give notice, that the subseri.
Der of Charles County, in the state Of
MARYLAND, has obtained trom The Orphans
Court of said county, letters of admins
tration on the personal estate Of Alexan-
der G.. Hardin, late Of the county aforesaid
decd. All persons having claims against
the said decedent, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers there
of, to the subscriber, passed by the Or.
phans' Court, on or before the 26th day Of
February next, or they may BY law be ex
cluded from all benefit to said estate; and
those indebted thereto are required to
make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 28th day OF
August, 1899.
TOWNLEY ROBY,
administrator Of
ALEXANDER C. HARDIN,
deceased.
sep5 5w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-10
Public Sale,
Ne following Sale IS postponed
to Saturday, ed Nov no., ~

PYvirtue Of a deed of trust from Wv
IL 81. Hampton and, Mary Hamn,oss m
me, bearing date 18th Jsnua.y mo vu 70
recorded in the Office Of the county cO,, sae
Fauquier. at RockbiH, the late 1e svln q
Of the said Hampton, on Saturday ms 3
dayoi next November, i shall proceed I t". -
at public auction for cash, three ,rae, Sss'i y
land, situated in the county of Fauon mon; "
one containing 239 acres, 8 roods an% .
poles; another It's acres, | rood. and udu % :
poles; and the third $40 acres the h.. ~
daIies Ut which are mentioned in tis s, ~.
deed The sale will be made 10 ,al;.i tsA'
debt due to John Llayd, Of Alexandr;, =, =
on the payment Of The purchase ma, ,sr
the subscriber will convey such tile IS /,
hath under The deed oftrust aforesaid NC
lNMAN HORNER, Trustee.
aug II On
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-10
For Sale.

49, THE LAND s. HOUSE on s,un,
H Hill, lately owned by Mr.. N@ip
Ssss ton, being about TWENTY ON I
~ ACRES we'll enclosed; on the H..
tie river turnpike road, 2 miles from Ale"
andria. hegarden contains many yaIu ALMA
BILE shrubs, vines, and fruit tree. TIs
situation is handsome and healthy.
Possession may be had immedistelv.-
The time of payment will be reasonsblv
extended to suit the purchaser.
WIN. CRANCH.
March III, Iawtf.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-10
10 Rent,

a That two story brick store and
E dwelling HOUSE on Union street
sSsl formerly the residence Of Mr.. J
A Leap. The situation Of 1.-The above
property being near the wharf is well es.
tablisbed as place OF business being oc.
cupied as such for many years. For terms
apply TO
ANN LEAP, or
WILLIAM N. MILLS.
aug. 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-10
To Let.

a.-. That large and eommodic ~
H11N three story Brick DWELLING
Hsaa HOUSE, on King street, opposite
49, 10 the Mechanics Bank, at pres
ent occupied by Mr.. Thomas white;
The House is very conveniently arranged
tor the accommodation of large Fanny,
is handsomely finished and The situation q: as
healthy as any in town. Possession VIII
be given Immediately. For terms Apply
next door to Z. COflIoN'
aug 8
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-10
To Rent.

Ap,pa The subscriber wishes to rent
m for one or more years, bis wharf
80 and warehouse. The warehouse
49, is 8 stoi les high, FIRE proof, and
having every convenience for an extensy |
business. The wharf is ITO feet in length
and 40 in breadth, and has water Of sud.
cient depth for the largest vessels.
JONAH THOMPSON.
aug Is Il
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-10
ALSO.
To. Rent,

Hw,k A brick dwelling house on Hen
"H ~, between Prince and Dukesls.
sas3 calculated for small family
@ Immediate possession will. b
VIM. FOWLE & Co.
aug 30
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-10
To Rent.

TO Rent,
k-x THE large brick warehouse re-.
EnH Gently occupied by Messis. A. l.
IKE! A. H. Adams as grocery, ship
49, chandlery, and paint store; lot
which, or the reception Of grain, being i'm.
mediately on the wharf, there can be no
better situation. The rent will be msde.
rate, and possession given on the LIST OF
Octo Der.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-10

*Perault unhesitatingly stated to Mondays
face, that he had written two letters to st. Do
mingo, and that he, (Perault) had gone to
Vanderhorst's wharf with him, in April or
May last to give then, in charge of black
cook on beard of a schr bound TO thatisland.
After Monday was so charged. he confessed
that the fact was so, and that he had been indu-
ced to conceal it under an apprehension that if
itwere known he had been guilty Of such an
act all chance ofmercy would have been de-
MED him,