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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-24
A MARINE LIST, @s
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA Is
COPIED FROM THE READING-RooM BOOKS
SAILED
Brig Sylvester Healy, Robinson, Bos-
Ton.
Sloop Fanny. Mitchell. Baltimore,
Lionel J. Larkin

ID ESPECTFULLY inform the ladies
~ ane gentlemen amateurs of vocal and
instrumental music, as also his present pu,
pills, that on Thursday evening next. at
the Town Hall, he will explain the ma
tlfe and proper routine of study necessa-
~ Tor pupils, both of instrumental and 70
cal music. In his examples he will be al
ded by Mr.. Tryon, Teacher OF Vocal Mu-
SIC, OF Georgetown, and a few Of bis pu-
piis.
sep24 It
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-24
CONTaLNL.NG so .acRES

OF, SO inuch therepf, as will satisfy The
conditions and purposes for mich said
deed. OF trust was made. This lanc is Of
good quality, one half standing in wood.
and the residue lately cleared Tberssis
on this land a Ioa buiIpIRo, immediately
on the road, at present occupied as 4
sChool.house And also.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-24
Notice

WAS found by negro man 10 the
w street, half of a hundred dollar bank
note, OF one OF the Banks of Baltimore
The owner can have it again by designa-
ing the Bank, number of the note, and
PAYING the expense of this advertisement,
on application 10 The printer.
sep24 3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-24
9th of October Meat.

certain tract or parcel of land. In thu
county of Fairfax, and state OF Virginia
lying two miles from Fairfax Courthouse
on the road leading to Georgetown.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-24
First Alex'a. Artillerists

YOU are requested to attend meeting
Ih'' Evening, precisely at z O'Clock,
lot The purpose Of attending to business OF
'mportasee. By order Of the capt.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-24
Public Sale.

to deed OF trust from
l. james Flood 10 the subscribers. da-
led the Esd day.of July, 1917, to secure
The payment of FIVE hundred dollars, due
John Moore; we will proceed TO sell at
pubic auction on The premises for cash,
on Wsddsy The
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-24
Removal.

VX7lLLIAM MORGAN has removed
w the house lately occupied y the
rev. S. Cone. few doors west Of the
Washington Inn. and. directly opposite to
w. C. Ellison T. Cos spothecary store
where be has fitted up handsome store:
with as good an assortment OF ladies and
penflemen,s - ~ -aat
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-24
SHOES & BOOTS.

as can be found in The District, or else-
where. He has just received . supply. Of
figured silks. Of all colours sefy stout. and
Denmark Sattins OF the very best quality
which with bis former STOCK will enable
him 10 execute all orders with iestpess$
dispatch; ana on. as reasonable terms -
any other in the District. ~ & tlv
N. b. All orders from, tbe, country
thankfully received and pups!!uslIy stten-
ded to: ''.t's1'5' ~
q sept. q sa
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-06-10

VIRGINIA: ..
AT a superior court Of chancery held in the town
of Fredericksburg, yon the LIST of Oct. 1921,
Thomas Chapman, surviving executor of Wil
liam Carr, MISUNDERSTANDING,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-06-10
Vaudeville & Larmour

Vaudeville e Larmour
III AVE for sale 80 chests young hyson tea, of
4 Il good quality, 80 do imperial and gunpow-
der do. do do superior soS~hong, do do.
10000 lbs green, white and fine Java coffee
pipes cognac brandy
10 hhds whiskey
260 sacks Liverpool filed blown salt
200 bushels ground alum do
50 boxes fresh Sicily lemons in good order
10 boxes muscatel and bloom raisins, do
10000 lbs well cured bacon
n. Il. A consignment of best starch and fig
blue, at factory prices; and their usual general
assortment of wines, liquors, and groceries.
iune 10
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copy. Teste, J.. T. FORD, C. C.
q Pursuant TO the foregoing
decree, shat. on Saturday, The Cir day Of july,
next, before the front door of the taverI, now
keptty CAPT. George Williams, in the town OF
Dumtries, and county OF Prince William, expose
20 sale, by pnblic auction, to the highest bidder,
for ready money, the lands and premises by the
said decree directed to be sold, being
Three Several Tracts or Parcels
Of Land,
lying adjoining each other in the said county.
and is tie same which the rev. Spence GRAY
son formerly resided one of which tracts is
said to contain two hundred acres one other
tract one hundred and ninety acres and the
quantity of acres in the remaining tract is not
specified in the mortage, but will he made known
on the day of sale 1t is, however, the tract
which the father Of the said rev. Spence Gray
son purchased from Jno Nc William and adioins
the aforesaid tracts JOHN STANARD,
June lO IS NJ. r. C. d.
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NOTICE.

TIME undersigned, agent for the underwriters
at Lloyd's, London, in the District of CO.
lumbia, hegs leave TO call the attention of those
whom il may concern, TO the following resolu-
ton adopted bv the committee for managing
their affairs, relative TO Particular Average
"in consequence of the great increase of
claims for particular average, the committee
recommend, that, in future, when an agent is
called upon T. survey damaged goods, he should
require the presence at such survey of the mas
ter of the vessel by which they have been inn
ported, who is to sign the certificate of the
damage that in case Of refusal of the master
20 attend, or that he is prevented from attending,
he is 10 lie informed that such sfusal or alleged
cause OF prevention is TO be noted by the agent,
which he is required TO do upon any certificate
he NAV grant. And in all ports where II IS Gus
tomary 10 discharge goods into lighters or
craft, under the Jurisdiction ofthe custDn-house,
or otherwise, the agent is required TO ascertain
whether the person III charge of such lighter or
craft, has demanded OF the master mate OF
the vessel discharging, certificate OF, or himself
given receipt, expressing any apparent dam
age, or defects, in the goods delivered over Ia
him and where such proves to be the case, the
agent is to make note Of the same upon his
survey, and procure the ORIGINAL, If practicable
or a cnpv Of snch certificate, To accompany the
vouchers he may furnish and he * further de-
sired 10 ascertain aud notify, whether any, and
what, goods wore laden deck"
Lioyd's, l0ih 3prii, 1922.
JANIS PATTON, agent,
For the underwriters at Lloyd's, for the d. Coi.
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FOR AMSTERDAM.

"op Loading, and 20 Sail early i' Juty,'
x6S The very superior ship DELTA,
vIS1ES> James Clarksop, master; burtben
SgEfzXAssF $40 hhds; if offered Immediately
stS.(k1 40 hhds can be taken ON freight.
IN =, .,,v IN j. ~. LADD H. Co.
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CAUTION.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned against
IA paying money to, or crediting any person
on my account, without a written order from
me. 3. iuue III MARY RESLER
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For Sale, Freight, or Charter.
tIh. substantial and fast sailing
ZG& ship VIRGINIA, Jonathan Hill
yS&sMsrSA man, master; burthen $50 tons or
4 ~ ..s1ss5eS $50 hhds. Apply 60
&ESxzs13 Z. III. ROWLAND,
Who has received per said vessel, from Gotten
burg, and for sale,
60 tens Swedish isoD assorted sizes
90 casks alum, superior quality
hhds crucibles mo3l
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MARRIED.

On Thursday evening last, by the rev.
Ut wilmer, Mr.JAMEs ENrwIsLE, Of this
pace, to Miss ELIZA, daughter Of MIR.
sonn zimmerman, of West End, Fairfax
county, Va.
oame evening, by the rev. ]. w. Fair
Sioughs ALEXANDER MooRE. esq. 10 Miss
oAnoLiNE CoTrRrscER, both of this place.
on TUESDAY morning last, by the rev.
Vnver q Norris, Mr.. JosEpH Williams S.
20 Miss EIIzABETH KNIGHT, both of this
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-06-10
PUBLIC SALE OF STOCK.

PUBLIC SALE OF STOCK.
ON THURSDAY next, (I3th instantly at IL
" o'clock, will be sold at the Alexandria
Reading Room, on a liberal credit,
200 shares stock in Marine Insurance Com
pany Of Alexandria
$50 do do Mechanics Bank $40 pr share paid
30 do do Fire Insurance Company, Sll per
share paid. Terms at sale.
june7 S. A. MARSTELLER, auct.
CO. The above sale is post
poned in consequence ofthe weather, to Thurs
day, at 10 o'clock, when it will take place at the
Reading Room. June 10
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APPRENTICE WANTED.
COOK WANTED.

MANTED Immediately good Cook, for
w which liberal wages will he given. Salts
factory evidence of good character will be re-
quired If june 10 Inquire Of the printers.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-17
Charleston, Jan. 10.
FROM HAVANA.


By the arrival of the schnr. Comet,
capt. Campbell, IN Z days from Havana.
we have rec ived from our attentive cor
respondent. the Noticioso, Diaro and In
,acador, to the 1st Jan. inclusive. We
nave madea summary of such articles as
appear OF any interest.
VERA CRUZ,
An official account (dated 9th Oct.
is given of the evacuation OF troops under
DAvILLA. II took place atl2 O'Clock on
the night of The Goth. Being left without
support, he had been compelled to make
an unconditional surrender to the Mexican
Imperial forces, VIII had agreed to bury
all past transactions in oblivion. The In
tendaht OF Vera Cruz calls upon the peo-
pie TO submit cheerfully to the new order
OF things. A paper OF the same date also
contains a long address from the Mexican
General, Don Nicholas Bravo, to the PEG
pie of Vera Cruz, upon the same sub
]ert,
The Spanish brig Brilliant arrived at
Havana IN the 18th ult. from Campeachy.
On the Ist Dec. was captured by the Pat
riot brig Independence, which took from
me B 6 guns, 800 pounds Of powder and
thea released her. The Independence
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-17
THE POOH.

~ consequence OF the numerous appli
a cations for reliet of the poor, the board
OF Trustees OF the poor feel it their duty to
respectfully solicit donations from such of
their benevolent fellow citizens as feel a
disposition TO aid them at this inclement
season.
Considerable relief has been afforded
them from the funds of the Corporation,
but from the great number of applications
occasioned by the late sickness, and other
circumstances, they are compelled to this
measure. No one will be applied to tor
subscription; to such as find it perfectly
couvenier to voluntarily assist them with
mSEey. articles of warm clothing. wood,
or provisions, they will be thankful.
Among the poor ere many aged women
and young children, some OF them sick,
who are in want of A%annels, shoes and
stockings, and every necessary OF life.
Donations in money or clothing will be
received by any of the Trustees, wood or
provisions by Mr., Samuel Wheeler. clerk
OF the market. ]. SWIFT. Pres.
B. I. of the Poor.
jan II St
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-17

mounted 2e guns ofheavy metal. and had
a crew OF 1879 men.
The ship Liverpool packet OF Ports
mouth. which arrived al havana aDou'
the same time from Buenos Ayres, was.
oyerhauled by a piratIcal vessel ana pun
dered OF several articles. Il
tfbe u S schooner Shark, Lieut. FERRY,
arrived at Havana on The 18th ult. from
Kingston. Jam an lied again the day
before the Cement. having under convoy
six American vessel
The Spanish gov nment had ordered
taxes to be laid by he Captain Genera
of Cuba on its inhabitants, to defray. the
expenses of supporting three vessels OF
war. viz a seventy-four gun ship. a frigate
and a brig, as packets for direct intfili,
gence between Cuba and the mother
country.
COMMERCE OF HAVANA.
By a supplement to a paper of the LIST
of January, it appears that during the
wear 1891, there asifved at the port OF
Havana 1882 vessels, of which $50 were
Spanish, 655 American, 1873 English, "
French, Is Dutch, Is Bremen, 10 Danish.
9 Hamburg, 6 Portuguese, s Swedish. q
Sandman, s PiIatieal, lprizes) ! frussIan,
and l Hsnoverisn. This statement in.
cludes sc vessels Of War, of which AZ
were foreigners. 46 arrivals less than the
preceding year. The number now in
port may be estimated at eco, not inclu
ding Island coasters. which may be rated
at 800.
In the same period sailed from Havana,
$50 Spanish Vessels, 600 American, l32
English, 10 French, 23 Dutch 19 Danish,
l9 Bremen, 9 Hamburger, 6 Swedish, q
Sandman, 3 Piratical Prizes, 2 Portuguese
| Prussian, / Russian. and ! Hanoverian,
making a total OF 1854 including 88 YES
sells OF war, of which AZ were foreigners.
The statement adds. that The defects
in the light Of the Moro Castle, so justly
a cause Of complaint some time previous.
had been remediad. and that it now has its
usual b~rilliancy to guide the nightly navi-
gator. The benefits of Steam Navigation
had been we'll tested in the cases OF the
Steam, schooners Quiroga & Neptune ply
ing between Havana and M~atanzas. and the
American Steam Ship Robert Fulton in
her various voyages. Ii notices with much
| regret the extensive depredations by pirat
ical vessels within a few months past on
the coast of Cuba. Ii also mentiOns that
the channel of the port OF Havana had
Iatterly become SO shallow, that where
ships of The line could once anchor in sale.
ty, there was not now water sufficient for
a frigate of 44guns. and remarks that eve
ry confidence may be placed in the pro-
per authority for q correction of the evil
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-17
PIRACY.

Our attentive New York Correspondents
have sent us a proof slip containing the
following account Of a most outrageous pi-
racy, communicated by Capt. O'Bryan,
who has arrived at New York from Hava-
ma. The particulars stated in the letter
which follows, were verified by Captain
Becker himself, who Capt. O'Bryan saw,
and who informed that the pirates, to the
number OF about so, have their dwelling
on or neai Cape Antonio. The Liverpool
Packet was from Rio Jsneiro, bound to
Havana. lBah. Am.
CAPT. ~o'BRYAN.
The ship Liverpool packet, Bicker. OF
Portsmouth, N. II. was boarded on the 9Th
instant by a Colombian Cruiser, and the
passengers, l6 IN number, were robbed OF
every thing. The capt. and crew were
treated politely, although the c.Lizer took
from them a quantity of provisions, and
did rot pay for them, because, they said,
they could not. The passengers were
Spaniards. On the 18th, of Cape Anto-
MO, Cuba, she was again boarded by two
piratical schIs.; two barges containing 30
or 40 men. robbed the vessel OF every
thing movable, even to her flags, rigging,
one boat which happenedto be afoat, and
having a boy in it who belonged 10 The
ship. They held a consultation whether
hey should murder the crew as they had
done before, or not--in the mean time
taking the ship into anchoring ground -
On bringing her TO anchor, he crew saw
a brig close along side, burnt 10 the wa
ter's edge, and three dead bodies floating
near her, The pirates said they had burnt
the brig the day before, and murdered all
the crew! aud intended dong the same
WITH them this day. they said,
Look at The Turtles. (meaning the dead
bodies) you waH soon be The same" They
said the vessel was a Baltimore brig,
which thew robbed and burnt, and murder
ed the crew as before stated, of which
there is little doubt. Capt, iBckeI was
most sh0ckingly bruised by them. He
stripped himself IN presence OF myself and
capt. Wilkinson. OF the brig Maine, from
Philadelphia. and | never saw a mau more
bruised, The mate was hung ill he was
supposed 10 be dead, but came too, and is
now alive. They told the captain that
they belonged in kegla, and houid kill
hem all to prevent discovery. He knew
he person who told them. There is no
doubt that plratical vessels are sailing
from this port weekly in the characters OF
coasters. VIM. b. SMITH.
Hauana. Dec 2s, 1921.
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VIM. Fowle s Co.

IAVE for sale
Ii 10000 lbs Havana anG st. Domingo
Coffee.
10000 lbs Sumatra Pepper
SO hhds New Orleans sugar
90 hhds retailing molasses
Zoo boxes mould E. dip't candles OF ap-
proved brands
500 realms wrapping paper
BOO pieces Russia duck lst and Cd Oily
500 do Russia sheetiDgs
loo do heavy and light Ravens duck
SO do Russia diaper
Is tons St Petersburgh hemp
90 casks candle & soap .allow
$50 casks nails assorted sizes
50 bbls. No l& Boston beef
SO casks new rice
u pipes old Sicily Madena
10 half pipes wine Woodhauger
go or casks Sbrand
IL cases Olive oil
Half pipes & quarter casks Kiers y 20.
Madeira wine 4 years old.
Quarter casks of old Malmsy Madeira do
90 casks mountain Malaga wine
25 casks claret wine entitled to deben-
ture.
IS o bushels st Ubes salt
300 tons plaster paris
10 crates Liverpool ware
8 casks English sewing twine..
ian Ia II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-17
Congressional Proceedings,
From the National lntslligen Ger.
MONDAY, JANUARY IA, 1922.
IN SENATE.

Mr. Talbot communicated TO. the Senate
a preamble and sundry resolutions adopted
by the Legislature of the state OF Ken.
lucky. in favor of the Maryland PROPOSE
ton 10 grant to the old states such portion
of the public lands as will correspond in
Just proportion with the grants made TO
the new states; and the document was
read.
Mr. johnson, of Louisiana, laid before
the Senate a communication from the Su
perintendent of Indian Trade, embracing
information called for by the Committee
on Indian Affairs; which communication,
on motion of Mr.. j.. was ordered to be
printed.
Mr.. Ware, according to notice, and
having obtained leave, introduced a bill
concerning the process of execution is
suing from the sixth circuit court of the
United States tor the district OF Georgia;
which bill was twice read. and referred
to the committee on the judiciary.
amendment Of the Go Constitution.
The senate then proceeded, according
to the order OF the day, to the considera-
ton of the following resolution, submitted
by Mr.. r. M. Johnson. of Kentucky, on
the 18th Of December.
ResotDed, by the Senate and House of
Representatives Of the United States of A.
merica, in Congress assembled, That the
following amendment TO the constitution
of the United States be proposed to the
legislatures of the several States, which,
when ratified by the legislatures of three
fourths OF the states, shall be valid, to all
intents and purposes, as part Of the said
constitution.
"That in all controversies where the
Judicial power of the United States shall
be so construed as 10 extend to any case
in law or equity, arising under this con-
stitutioD. the laws of the United States.
or treaties made, or whish shall be made
under their authority, and to which a
shall be a party; and in all controver.
sizes in which a state may desire to become
a party, in consequence Of having the con-
stitntion orlaws Of such state questioned,
the Senate of the United States shall have
Jurisdiction"
Mr. Johnson, of KY. rose in support Of
his proposition. and addressed the senate
more than two hours 10 an argument to
'hew the expediency of the proposed a.
(of which a report will be
given but before be had c%onclu.
led bis remarks, took bis sea, with the
intention OF resuming them Tomorrow.
After a few observations from Mr.. Otis
IN an Incidental point Of Mr.. Johnson'.
argument.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-17
SOup House.

UHE trustees of the Poor are establish
L. ing a soup House on Cameron street,
at the bake house, two doors east OF the
theatre. ,
The poor can be supplied with good
soup, on Wednesday. at IL o'clock
Ticksts may be had from either OF the
trustees.
A man cook is wanted, who is clean>
ly, sober, steady, and can be we'll rec
commended; none other need apply.
ian Ia If ] SWIFT.
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Nsw York. Jan. IL.

New York, Jan. IL.
We have received by the Edward, New
Orleans papers to the ED ult. They
mention a great number Of arrivals. .Ac-
counts from Greenock to the 25th Of Octo-
Der had reached there, and from Bordeaux
to the eth Oct. The unfavorable accounts
OF the markets in Europe had no tendency
to reduce prices; on the contrary the pre-
vious currency for cotton was fully sup
ported, the price for prime quality being
90 cents per lb.
The sloop Good Hope, from Baltimore
which arrived at New Orleans on the goth
was chased about an hour by Two schoon-
ers, supposed to be pirates, put escaped
by outsailing them.
The New Orleans papers mention that
the. frs: number of the Mobile Com
mercial Register, had been received there.
1t has not yet reached this city
The paper states, that the present crop
of cotton IN Alabama, will fall very little
sholt OF 80, 900 bales. "The quantity al
ready at market is almost incredible tor
so early a stag e OF the season. 1t is cheer
ing to witness it'll what life and animation
business is going on. The packets have
engaged full ireights. and the wharves,
Water. and other streets, appear thronged
with vessels, boats, drays and men Of bu-
siness."
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-17
NOTICE.

TNHE Subscriber having resumed the
a Flour and Grocery Business in Alex
andria, begs leave again to offer his ser.
vires to his Country friends. He will
purchase and sell flour--or receive il on
Storage. He will keep constantly on hand
a stock of Groceries, and transact any
business which they may be disposed to
con6de to him.
SAMUEL THOMPSON.
ian Ia
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-17
Best Chewing Tobacco.

SEVENTY-FlVE kegs and half kegs
~ OF l2's 8's aud pound twist, Bar
clay's BRAID, warranted superior to any
m the District. just received by the schr.
John, Capt. Burke, and for sale by
JNO. D. BROWN, Agent.
OCT II 2aWft
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-17
THE GAZETTE.
THURSDAY, JAN. IL, 1922:
Washington, January Is.

Cesar A. ROONEY, now a Representa-
tive in Congress from the State OF Della
ware. is elected a Senator OF the United
States from that State for six years from
the Attn day Of March last.
[Nat. Intelligsncer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-17
To Hire.

by the year or month--a steady young
NEGRO MAN, who has been accustomed
10 do almost any kind Of work.-Eaqulre
OF the Editor.
aR.5.--sOdSt.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-17
Labourer's w anted.
Little River Turnpike Com

Pany.
A DIVIDEND of six per cent tor the
~ last twelve months, on each share OF
stock held in this Institution is declared,
and will be paid TO the st~ocKhoioers or
their representatives on or after the NTH
day of February next. By order OF Inc
stockholders.
JONAH THOMPSON, Treasurer
Jan III 3tawtM
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-17
Whiskey,

10 Barrels rstproof Wellington
Nh WHISKEY, for sale by
oO JOHN ROBERTS.
Jan |, 81
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There were no arrivals from the United
States at Liverpool from the Gath to the
S0th Of Septen Der last.