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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-08
Watertown Bible Society, CT.

Watertown Bible Society, Ct.
by b. Delofest, secretary, ~ 90 SO
A lbany Bible Society, N. \. by
E. F. Backus, treasurer, l2l so
Berkshire Bible Society, by
George Hough, treasurer, 42o
Middlebury Female Bible So
cicty, vi. by Mary c. Henshaw,
secretary, rs
Newark Female Bible Society,
n. J. by Miss Stewart, secretary, 40
Virginia Bible Society, by Nj.
II. Rice, treasurer, 500 70
Iun,erdon county Bible Socic-
y, N. ]. by S. d. Stryker, trca-
surer, IS 81
Portland Marine bible Society,
Maine, by r. Cobb, treasurer, 81
From Individuals for Bibles.
Rev. John Clark, balance for
Bibles, 8 20
Sales to individuals in The
ruon,h oil October, l68 81
Remittancea for Bibles from Societies
nor Aarihary.
Rhode Island Bible Society, by
Obadiah Brown, treasurer, l57
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-08

presidents (accordins to priofay9 IN the
absence oflhe president, to exercise the
duties beonging 10 him, and IN case Of
their absence also, the society or board
sl,aii appoin, president pro tsn,.
Sec. 4. 1t shall be the duty OF the cen
sors, collectively or individually, faith
fully and impartially TO note such infrac-
tons or eyasions Of the constitution of
this society, its bylaws or resolutions,
as may occur within lbeir knowledge, or
such as they may have credible Informal
ton of, and after notifying the delinquent,
to report the same TO the board Of mana
gers. - .tet
Sec. $. The treasurer shall have
charge Of the funds Of the association
He shall 'seep correct account of the
receipts and expenditures, and exhibit &
statenent Of the same 10 the board ofiaa-
nagers AT each quarterly meeting.
Sec. {. The secretary shall keep mi
mites of The proceedings Of the society,
and ofihe board Of managers and shall,
at the request Of the board, hold CORES
poldence with such association or ifoi-
piduals as may he deeracd advisable by
the board.
Sec.7 The boasd Of managers shall
hold their meetings quarterly in the town
of Greenyiile, for the consideration Of
subjects connected With the objects Of
The society. They shall have power to
suspend any member who shall be Fairly
convicted Of having acted unworthi!y il
evadiag or infringing this constitution,
and shall report the same to the socie,y
al their next meeting.
.drticle q
g. ~
I, ~. 80 49, a.'a'' ".so'
~ rs4, 80, vi '',e 'o'' y,
Iii ~, ". ,,,, Ivy 80" r ~"
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~ 1'?' - ~ '''N - - '"e
a. $40
-. er' ous,'es' '''s''
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,,,,,.,.os Iii H.. H. a. 80, al, @ any,
,asa''s 1891 -, ~ $3.50 "". ~.
80. 49,, 49,. r. - ,,'' 8 40 -, -
49,, ;n,,1;no H., Hi
@ ~ -, a"', - II. -
t',,}:,. 80 t''NsI'0'.s' 49, ,"o'N
N',, " oo',e'' ..'0 o'eo.'oH % ''S''iSe's'
''''>. '''> - = '''' ''o''t!'
.4rficfe 4.
Sec. /. As soon as the funds Of the So
ciety will permit, the society shall, pro-
pose prizes for experiments and iaaple-
4. en.s in husbaad,y and manufactures,
and tor the best written pieces on subjects
10 DC proposed 81 The society, connected
WIN the above eranchcs.
Y sec. y Al prizes shai! be awarded n
some implement or marhine' OF the latest
invention ana improvement, use'ai J"
agriculture or manufactures oy a com
ml'tee iof mat purpose to ne elected by
tne society-'hat Inc reward OF industry,
whns II operates as IN Indictment to
greater may contribute to the genera
a.iu permanent advantage OF 'he comnu-
MY.
Is Dec, 8. All claims to prizes snail be
made ID wrl'ing.
oec. 4. Inc funds OF the society may
% y appaoP. ~. ~ a. ma]pf'y 81 .h
Sec. s. Donations NAV be rscei. ed
by the treasurer, to be added to the rands
Of the society.
Sec. g. No new rule, or alteration Of
any old rule, s,al! be made without The
concurrence of ,wo-tbiras Of the mem.
bers present,
4 ! .6yticke s.
NJ, u,,
y, emh.r of,h;s soa;a,,, un,ass H. ,o,e
y e ~, 49,. .r $50 -
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-08

spirits, IN all cases, hota public and nri-
waite, except when required as a medi.
cine.
Resolued, Thatby koepins sheep, and
raising cotton and fax, and msnufactur-
as much Of our clothing in ounfamilies
asourlimc and ability will perrait,we viii
become as independent as possible ono
reign countries, and extend every induce
mew to industry in our own.
Rtsolped, That we consider com :
rnerc6 with foreign nations highly bene
fcial, when itccnsists in the exc hange of
our salplus produce or manufactures.
Tor soeh articles as may be OF substantial
benefit to Is, or in carrying for other ma
TONS their respective articles of produce.
10 promottthese views, the friends OF
that economy nd independence which
result from piper application Of our
INDUSTRY to our watls, without peculiarly
expenditures, arc iisi.ed to assist the So
ciely with experiments and incidents in
agriculture, manufactures, and the arts
connected with them.
q true copy. Attest,
D. MILLS, Ser.
Alta injecting ofthe Bondcpunty Association
for the improvement of Agriculture and Manu-
lectures, on the first MONDAY of Decen,ber,
iS9l--s'oted, That the SECRETARY prepare 4
copy OF the constitution andrdsolutions CT this
Society and request the Editot of the Edwards,
vile Spectator to give them ah insertion.
=. MltLs, Secretary.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-08

S3,l97 90
w. w. WOoLsEY,
Treasurer A. d. s
The issues from the Depository ofthe
american Bible Society, during the
month OF October were as fellows:
Bibles, 36i3
Iestalnents, l6!4
Total, 5257 value Ss4s5 So,
]. NlTCHiE, Agent a. u. S.
Nor. |, 1924.
SEVENTEENTH CONGRESS.
List Ct Membsrs.
SENATE.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-08
CONSTITUTION.

article /.
The society shall be styled the Bond
County Association for the improvement
ofAgricnlture and Manufactures. n
.frsicle 2.
Sec. /. The officers Of the society shall
consist of President, first and second
Vice President, Treasurer, a Secretary,
and ten Censors, who shall be elected
annually, at the autumnal meeting ofthc
society, and hold their Offices until their
successors in Office are appointed; and
the said officers shall ex -ohicio constitute
board Of managers.
Sec. 2. The presiden, shall preside at
the meetings ofthe association, and ofthe
board of managers, preserve order, state
y, the society such subjects as may be
proposed for consideration, and take the
votes, when the discussion is concluded.
He shall have casting vote whenever
the members are equally divided. He
shall call, at the request Of any two Of the
board, special meeting of the society !;
and exercise generally all the powers
usually assigned to the president of an
association. &
Sec. 5. Itshall be the duty Of the vice
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-18
THREE DAYS LATER FROM ENG.
LAND
n eln York. Man ~.

VNeIo York, May IL.
BY the arrival last evening of the ell
osnnt ship Florida, Capt. Matiack, in
80 days from Liverpool, the Editors Of
the Commercial Advertiser have re-
eeived regular files of London papers
to the evening Of the 9Th, Liverpool of
the 9th, and Lloyd's Lists of the 9th
April.
We have by this conveyance something
which can be relied on respecting the
famous aItimutum of which the world
has heard so much for upwards of a
year back. The Turkish Divan has
finally rejected all proposals made by
the Russian government, 1t has even
refused to send Commissioners to the
frontiers to negotiate with those Of
Alexander. This Information is con-
tanned 10 the official note presented by
the Ottoman REFS EGeudi to the Eng
lish and Austrian A ambassadors, on th .
Sd of March, the substance OF which
will be found in our extracts, From
this document it appears that the afs
fairs OF the Greeks were the principal
obstacle TO an adjustment, The Porte
loudly complains Of the secret inffu,
eDcs Of the emissaries Of Alexander,
and of The protection which, in the
face Of bis solemn protestations to the
contrary, he openly gave to the Greeks
who had Fed to Russia for protection,
This the Divau rc,ents In lofty tone,
and adds that, "if some Christian tenn
pie has been unlawfnlly demolished, it
shall be restored after tranquility shall
haze been completely re-eslabli,ksd.-
His Higbness will grant an amnesty to
bis Greek subjects Of The Archipelago
and Morea, ,0hen they shall haze laid
d0Wn their arms"
We are glad TO observe that, inde-
pendently altogether Of the aid Of Rus.
STA, the Greeks bid fair to dictate
terms to these naughty Musseimen,
without being compelled either to lay
down their arms, or to submit to the
conditions which would impose upon
them their former chains, The ae-
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-18
FRoA I'HE FRANKLIN GAZETTE, MAr-
BRE ACH OE MARRIAGE PROMISE

e.,
On Tuesday last, In the Supreme court of
Massachusetts sitting at Boston, the case of
.iid'y Fuller against David Tucker, for the
breach OF an alledged promise TO marry her,
was tried. Ii appeared from the evidence,
that the defendant had paid attention to the
plaintiff tor year or two, and though no posi-
five promise of marriage had been made in
specific language. he had acted towards her as
1t engaged, and had distinctly intimated to o.
theirs that he meant to marry Miss Fuller
The counsel for the defendant contended. that
no actual PromiseNwss proved; that such in
t'macies. as had subsisted between the present
plaintiff and defendant were common in the
country, and did not imply an engagement.
In support of these positions, respectable
witness, squire, WAS produced to shew,
that young men would pay their addresses
ten orfjieen years before they would be mar
, ried. and then sometimes ;hey would not be
married at all! He thought either party
might break oft, if then could do better! He
knew several such instances. Yoang women
OF 10 or IL years you'd be mortified at NOT
hdUing all attendant; but when IS or 80, then
are more considerable. The dismissal az often
comes from the female, as the desertion from
the male" Another witness, Miss ELEANOR
GLOVER, declared that "courship often takes
place without MARRIAGE and that "every
young mar visits the girls!'' The counsel
for the plaintiff insisted upoR the proof of the
marriage promise from confederation of cir.
cumstances, and is stated to have made a
speech of great force and effect. The jury We
~ property returned an exemplary verdict,
considering the limited circumstances of the
defendant, of $50 dollars damages for the
plaintiff.
We are sorry 10 perceive the rapid multi.
piication of causes of this description, within
fkn Lot
They exhibit deterioration Of honor and
character in our own sex, while they subject
those, whose happiness and delicacy of senti.
ment it should be our pride to cherish, to pc
culiar suffering in The diminution and some
times entire lnss of both
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-18
E ',,s :, .May 3.


Again and again has il been our duty 20 re-.
cord the destruction of che property of GU,
fellow citizens by fire, and on each occasion
win the anxious hope that necessity 60 uo-
pleasant would not in future devolve upon
us But the demon of destruction is stilf At
work. and it now seems impossible to saw.
whether his arm will be stayed until every
comoustiole building in our town is sacrifi.
ccd' For scsrcelya night passes without an
attempt to fire one or more of them.
on Sunday night, about o'clock, Sta
Ole IN the occupancy of Dr.. Wexford, senior.
was set on fire aud Totally consumed. A val
liable pair of carriage horses. the property of
Dr. w, persisted in the flames. A few nights
since similar attempt was made upon MIR.
Robert Eliis's stable, and another, on Mon.
Gay night, upon the premises of Mrs. Ter.
reil--both OF which we're fortunately unsuc.
cessfni We have never witnessed so great
an excitement as now pervades the minds of
our citizens. To whatever cause the charity
OF some, and the incredulity of others were
disposed to attribute the former calamitie,.
the opinion is now universal that they are
the diabolical work of some wretch whose
Ultimate object is not k0own.
The Hope Fire Company repaired 20 the
scene OF danger on Sunday evening with great
alscrity and good order, and we do not re.
collect ever 20 have seen the engines better
worked. -ReraiG :.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-18
rHILADELPHIA, NAVY.
COMMITMENT.

Yesterday afternoon. two young gentlemen,
members OF the Bar, (Messrs Biddle anc. Me-
redith) were committed to prison by his honor
Judge Hallo@ell, for contempt of Court
They are to be confined until the LIST June.
we are not Particularly acquainted with the
merits OF the case but we are ready to pre-.
sumo that there WAS sufficient cause for his
non"rs proceeding in this manner for we
nave often observed many of our professional
gentlemen not only "traUei out Of The record,''
out transcend the bounds Of decoruff, in their
conduct towards the court, the jurors ADD the
witnesses In Gazette.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-18
MISS ELIZA L. PINE

Rms her thankful acknow.
M Judgments to the Ladies and GEM
tiemen of the vicinity of BerryvilI. for
the patronage she has received, and
pledges her unremitting attention to-
the Improvement of chiidren committed
TO her instruction.. She engages to-
teach tho following branches, viz !:
Orthosrdphy, Reading, Penmanship,
.arlthmatic, English Grammar, CON-
position, History &. Geography with
the use OF the Maps & Globes.
~ Tuition, $40 per annum for the
hrst four studies, and Si5 for the res t..
May 1sth-sts pd.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-18
-cSSSNNos--
BATON RGrcr

". Nv BATON ROUGE. APRIL Is.
MAJ. VIVA Bradford, of the United States,
;srmy, arrived at this place on Thursday last.
ne rs direct from Fort Smith, Arkansas. and
on ms way to Nachitoches, Red River. This
Se"t'eman informs us that the Cherokee and
Usage indians are carrying on vigorous.
~ The ettotrs OF the constituted au ,hori.ies
W PreVeni hostIiities between those tribes t,
we contrary notwithstanding. Mai. s. states,
"as az we time he passed through tue nation,
a party OF Cherokees, consisting of about So IN
number. bad been cut ons scout abont On d,ns
mat no Intelligence of them had bee, recei.
Eed at that tune, and it was strongly suspected
e'a' they had beencut off by the Osaees. EReb
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-18
COMMUNICATED.

On Saturday last a,,eaded the examine.
ZION OF Mr. Jessie Sharp's pupils, the result of
OF which was highly satisfactory to his patrons .
aud creditable TO himself.
ihe pupils were examined in Enr,sb
Grammar. Geography, and the minor branches
VI education and il affords me pleasure in
add that the handsome manner in which they
acquitted themselves. was clearly demon.
firative oftheir industry and capacity. and
oil the skill and attention of their teacher.
A FRIEND TO MERIT.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-18
IMPORTANT TO COMMERcE

We learn from an intelligent friend lust
Come from Washington, there is nov pros.
pect, we may say a moral certainty, that a
commercial treaty, on terms Of amicable reel
procity. viii ere long be concluded between
ihe United States and France. This is mea-
sure next IN consequence to the removing the
british restrictions On the West India trade.
8o'h events will proclaim, in a triumphant man
ner. the wisdom of The American statesmen.
who so periodically and resolu'ely persisted
IN supporting our re'aiatory system, Which
The sh"rt-sighted politicians among us strove
TO induce the country to abandon at the very
momentof success.-i.r. Y Euen Post.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-18
Notice.

\ ME subscribers, administrators Of
n the estate of the late Frederick.
Ruzzard. decd. will attend at the
honse OF Elizabeth Buzzard. widow Of
said deed. on the 30th and stst daus of
this month. They request all those in
dehted 10 suid estate to come forward
and discharge their respective debts :;
and all those who yet may have claims
against said estate are also requested
to bring them forward properly au-
thentieated for settlement at the time
above mentioned. Those who neglect
to comply with this notice may expect
TO be dealt with according to law.
GEORGE SHARP l
AND S.9d1nrS
JNo. PROTZMAN
May 4eth-3ts.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-18
May 1eth-3ts.
Dissolution of Partnership.

Dissolution of Partnership.
THE partnership heretofore con
4 dueted by Harmer & Seemer was
on the tst of May last dissolved BY
mutual consent. Those indebted Il
the firm will please make speedy pay
ment. The business will hereafter be
conducted at the same place by jacob
Harmer who trusts that by his know.
ledge & attention to business to merit g
share Of public patronage.
JACOB HARMER,
WM. SEEMER.
MAY 4s-9ts.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-18
Opeuuon Factory.

FNHR undersigned very respectfully
n informs his friends and customers
Of his willingness to serve them by
manufacturing wool into any kind Of
cloth, or color in common use.-Tbe
prices Of work will DO moderate, and
wOol taken in payment il delivered
when orders for work are handed in.
CardiHg will also be done at 6 cts, per
pouDd for cash, or upon short credit
to puDetuAl customers.
May ., DANIEL AMIN,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-18
Public Sale.


IbY Virtue Of Deed Of Trust e1o-
ID cuted to the subscriber by Autho-
ny Dare 10 secure the payment of a
certain sum of money therein mentions
ed, 20 Francis White will be sold at
Public Auction to The highest bidder
before the door of Thomas Lswis's tay.
erB on the North River, on Saturday
the 18th day Of July ne!rt a certain
Tract or Parcel of Land,
lying and being in the county OF
Hampshire on both sides Of the said
North River and containing One hun
dred and fFty-nine acres tt0o roods and
three yercheS' Such title as is vested in
me as trustee will be made to the pur-
chaser. JOHN B. WHITE.
ROmBsy May 1S.--tdss
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-18
-Dfen-

On Saturday night, the 9TH inst. at Lynch.
burg, Mrs. Catherine KTauth, consort
of Mr.. Charles j. Krauth. in the 47th year
Of her sgs.-She died with perfect reliance
signstion and compoSure which characters re
the uue chIisIisO, and give assurance Of %
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-18
Jrtract Of letter. received at PHILADELPHIA, 6g
tic brig George Beckruith, dated,

hAFASA, APRiL ZUtns
"a vessel is just arrived from Vera Cruz
n Il days, which brings the news that the
Congress at Mexico have met. and decided, b.
great majority. to adhere to the Union wi,b
me monarchy OF Spain. upon the constitutions
II system. Yturbide has protested against it,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-18

DOCTOR HUGH II. McGUIRE
nFFERS his professional servieeI
" to the inhabitants of Wincheste
and it's vicinity. His shop is one doc
north of the Hotel,
May fS-Sts.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-18

gentleman writing from ST. Lawrence N.
4. to the editors of the Statesman, mentions
report that draft Of ore hundred men from
each battalion of Can dian militia was about TO
take place. "What they are required for" he
says, Seems . be grea- mysfcry. Some say
1t IS to relieve the regulst troops at Kingston
and Prescott, WHO are to return to England.
Others think It more probable that they are
10 De ready, at the call Of the Governor in Chief
81 Lower Ca'lada, to discipline tfle lower house
Of parliament of that 'r5rosjnce''
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-18

Mr.. Goblet. y We have just heard that this
singular mansof singular abilities. has given
up the Gridiron & commenced paper called
The Statesman. on the side of the Ministry.
n. 7. Evening Poss.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-18

letter received this morning confirms the
report of the capture of the brig Calypso of
this port. She was carried into Porto Caveilo.
aud the crew have arrived at Curracoa-Ii5id
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-18
EXTRACT.
UaShington. Udy 81.

~ dShingtOn, May Sta.
''As the adjourrment Of Congress ap-
breaches, the impending meeting between
Col. Cum miag and Mr.. McDuffie becomes
more and more a subject of conversation and
Of deep interest. 1t is known that they are
20 meet militia next SIS days; yet it would be
IN vain To bind them TO keep the peace IN
every particular state, unless the power also
existed TO issue wrils of ne Great against
them. They ere both ''capitsl shots" as the
phrase 10, and will both in all probability
fall
S'Ths country has not yet recovered from
ihe deep loss OF mason adorned with eve-
~ civic wreath of DECATUR, the glory
of the ocean, whom the Genius Of Feudalily
has wreuched from our bleeding bosoms.-
Two other victims are already bound for the
same horGid altaC:-Cumming, who so lately
bled In the righteous cause of his country
the man Of honor, Of genius, Of fsncy and H.
terature; but who, even in these rich posses,
sions, is not the superior Of his antagonist,
mcDuffie. "FoTlune smiled not on his
humble BIRTH" bot gifted with soul which
IKE that Of ChatteTton, could not be StIHed
IN obscutitV-like franklin, he has already
cast behind him every difficulty that stood
IN the way Of splendid psblic utility.
TIE same year, and the same nsighbor
oood gave birth TO these young men. Per.
maps the same grave 10 destined to receive
theIT bloody remains! How deeply il is 20
oe regretted that it cannot be leCt to the ia.
tufe historian Of the country to trace out
some forty years moro Of their patriotic ser,
vices and triamph,n
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-18
Nay Il.

Since the publication of OR last paper, no
less han three attempts have been made to
set tire to houses IN different parts of the
town.-i6id.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-18

From the Richmond Enquirer Of May z.
We yield Go the earnest request of a most
particular and respectable friend at Wash
ington--a request, dictated by the most bo-
DoFsble motives ''In the cause of humaplty''
and lay the fol'owir-. article before our
readers.-fet may we not ask, why two
high and distinguished men in this country.
she particular friends of The parties, should
not bury every other confederation and pre-
serve such citizens for uhe benefit of their
countTyi
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-18
Six Gents Reward.

DIX CcntS Reward.
~ aN-AWAY from the subscriber.
IA 10 November last, an indented
apprentice GIRL named PEGGY
fouNG, between IL and 10 years Of
age. The above reward will be given
for bringing her home, but no charges.
STEPHEN PRITCHARD.
May f6-3ts pd.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-18

LEE COUNTY ELECTION.
William Heiskell, 2O7
Stephen I Neill, lS6
William Weary, 1874
James Allen: l46
NOT OF the last Legislature.
MT fesry means u contest the election
0i Mr. NELL upon the ground of illegal votes.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-18

ering that ''house not made with hands, Z
ternal in the heavens"
=. -, At an advanced age, on Thursda ,
morning last, Mr.. AdGn anderson, one
the oldest Inhabitants of this place.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-07
For Freight,

.M The good schr. CATHARlNE,
X2&Wm. Singer. master, burthen 500
barrels, will be ready to load Tomorrow.
Apply to J. H. LADD T. Co,
Hho have just received and offer tor sale
8 cases mems hne boots and shoes,
iquarter cask currant wine
l9 boxes, dozen each, very superior.
march 90
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-07
For Freight,

~ The brig ARROW, A. ~. Lo-
S& veil. master; carries Hoo barrels,
will be ready to load in four days, and
take freight to a Southern or Eastern
port. Apply TO
WIN. FOWLE &. Co. .
Rho have for sale, rscseOsd by sc,d vessel.
SO bbls n E. run
so tons plaster paris
100000 shingles
march 29