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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-17
New Paper Hangings,
CAttrEIINCS,
CAN2 ON GOODS, sc. sc.
JAMEo HAMMOND
Kas jusl received

CAN1 Wv GOCDS, G'f. sc.
JAMES iAAIMOND
Has juss received
A VARlEi \ OF new aud elegant Pa
4 N per bsnginss, mostly iowpricrd
h'ausrmnsser carpet'nss oi SUPERIOR quality, md
modern patterns;
Canton Straw Carpeiings, Ga wide. rs cts per yd,
Nankin and Canton Grapes, figured aud plain.
Loslrings, sinchsws, Grape Sha~!s and searfs;
f,sg back Barcelona idkfs Of very extra Dual.
ny,
Fsncy plaid silk Hdts;
White ana colored Aierino whole and alf ndkfs /;
Maxsr,ne, yellow and deep blue Nsnkrusi
Canton JEANS, Canton cotton tianneis;
lflsii Lnels m whole ana halt pieces, cheaper than
ever before offered
Two blue Caiicoes;
Gingham Robes and fine Cambria Ginghsns,
Green, white and Black real Italian Grapes, Of supe-
rioi qualities;
Green 6auze, white rabby Velvet;
morCs and CaIDbric Ausiins, 1T reduced pricesi
B,ush and Walthsm twist Snirtings;
London super and French extra Broadcoths and Cas-
slmeres.
MandarinCrape and fancy Vestings.
Newport, april IL
AZ chests ana BOXES, Young Tyson,
II Skin and Souchong Tea;
So Kegs Malaga RsIsins
~ bvxes ditto Musestei and Bloom;
y Casks Sm) rna
Is boxes Lemons;
2oquar,er casks Malaga and colmenar Wines;
do. Lisbon and Sicely,
S do. Port Wine;
8 pipes Cognac Brady;
l do. Holland Gin
SO tierces prime New Rice;
$50 bbls. Flour;
80 kegs Richmond manufactured Tobacco,
IusL received and Tor sale ny
AuCniBALp MUNRO.
April II
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-17
pmbiic SaIce.
Fer SGir az Pnbhe Aucncn,
On WEDNESDAY, ApriI "a,

III II o'elock, II. AZ On ne hrenis. =,
Unless previously disposed OF Vt private sale,
Il III. Lot OF Laid Oh the hill, bcion.'-
a ing to Trinity Church. opposite the east srd
ol Mr. brineys rope wsik, esileu the Clark lot.
ta'ning ABOUT three acres. Conditions s,sde known
Al the sale. IN LYON. .qrcfr
April 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-17
By me Ptes'dem Of NE Upifed Stans.


by me PreS,dem Of the Un;ted Stans.
Nv HEREAs the Presiden, of the United States is
authorized by law to cause lands 10 be offer.
Ell for sale
Therefore, I, JANIS MosHor, Presiaen, of the
United States, do hereby declare and make kaowu,
that the pubic sales shsii be heid rs follows viz
Atihe Land Office a, relre iiaute. in Indiana, on
the hrs' Monds, in july next. for tie sale of
townships az and Is, ~ range !, east of the "a
principal meridian line,
IL snd l8 in ranges g, west do.
AZ the Land Office at Nandslia, in Illinois, on the
third Monday in Juy nexi. tor the sale OF
Townships l. ~, Is and Ia. in ranges and 9 east
OF The Sd principal meridian line,
II. l2, IS, ~ and Is in ranges and T. do
At the same place. on the third Monday in Au:
gust next. Tor the sale Of
townships IL, -. Is, ~ and s. in ranges S, and
.. east OF The Sd Principal meridian line.
III in range z. do.
A, tie Lsna Office a, Piles,ine. in Illinois. on tho
iirs, Monday IN August next. for the sale of
townships q, z, & and 3, in ranges g. 10 and III
east of Tie Sd principal meridian line.
$ 6'7 and 9, in range ~. ives, OF Cd do.
Sand - and l3, do.
< Al the same plsee. on the FIRST Mondsy ~ Sep
fsmbcr next, for the sale u
Townships TO- II, ~ and 1S, in ranges 9, 10 and 4.
IL, east Of Sd principal meridian hne,
10, II: u and -, in ranges i2 i3aud IL, ives.
at 2d do.
Der next Tor the sale of
townships H. Is, is aud l7 in ranges 9. 10 and IL,
cast ofthe Sd principal meridian line,
ii. iJ, 10 aud IL. in ranges l2. l3. aud ID, west
az Sdd do.
At the same place. on the LIST Monday in Novem.
ber next, Tor the sale Of
Townships Ia, l9. 20 and 81. in ranges 9 10 and IL.
east Of the Sd principal meridian line,
is. 10. 20 and 81. in ranges - and IL, west Of
2d principal meridian line,
~. l9 aud 20, in range ~, DO, do
10 II, do. do.
~, IS, 70 and 90 10, do do
- the Land Office for the Northern district Of
Louisiana, at the town Of '0oaeLiid, on the first
Monday in November next. for tho sale bf
townships IS. 10. ~ 18 and 10. in ranges ], g. 3,
and s, ives, OF The meridian line.
At the Land Office ut the Seat Of Justice Of the.
county OF Independence, in the Arkansas ,errnoryJ
Tor the sale OF such lands Of The United States as
are snus,ed in the following described townships
and ranges. and which have been excluded trenH
the lot'ory OF the lands appropriated tor satisfy r
warrants for military services, viz;
On the first Monday in August next, for the sale
OF such OF the above described lands as are situa-
ted in the following townships and ranges viz:
townships I 2 234557 8 and 90 in range l. east
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-17

On the irst moJday In September next, for tho
sale o' such OF the above described lands s,u
ted IN The fo"o@ irg townships and ranges. viz:
townships l8 10 and 20, in range 9, ives, Of the
9Th t,s,il,an line.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-17
State OF Rhode Island, &c.

Clerks Office, Court Of Common Pteds for the
County Of AewnOrt Feb. ifh, 1922.
WHEREAS JoHN WALLACE oi the town
w and county of Newport, Mariner, has
,hi, day f ed in this cfIice an appiica'io" tor
notice 20 be issued to his efcdito's 10 DO and
appear 5eiore said Court, on the second day
OF the term thereof, to be holden OF Newport,
within and for the county Of Newport, on the
third Monday Of Msy next, then and there TO
nominate ss.iguees Of the properly Of said
John, sgreeab'y TO an act Of the Hon. Gene.
raj Assembly, passed at the juno session
1920, entitled /" Ao act for the relief OF losol-
vent Debtors" notice is therefore hereby Civ
en- to said creditors then aud there 10 appear
for the purpose Aforesaid.
HENRY Y. CRANSTON, Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-17

2. GRlNNELL & SON,
NenH oDposi'e the Precedence Bank,
Nam St-cet--efer for sale,
III boxes first quality Sperm Candles,
$500 gals. Linseed Oil,
5000 do. winter and summer Sperm do.
1000 do. Elephant and Whale do.
500 do Meats Foot and Cod do.
s tons White Lead, dry,
800 kegs, do. do. ground in oil,
S tons pig and sheet Lead,
5 do. Whiting,
4 do. French and American Yellow
Ochre,
ID do. Chalk,
400 boxes English and American Win
dow Glass, Of all sizes,
500 Looking Glasses, assorted sizes, in
gilt and mahogany frames,
so coils pa,en, Cordage,
10 patent cast iron Ploughs,
l6 hampers wine and porter Bottles,
200 Cambooses and Stoves, various
patterns.
With complete assortment Of
Pants. Hard Ware and Ship ChdnGlery
at whole sale and retail.
Propidenee. IhrI 3, 1929. 6W
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-26
From the Boston Palladium, of Noe. 10.
FROM CALCUTTA.

BY the brig Clarion, capt. Abbot, from Calcutta
we received papers to July ID
The Relief Committee of Calcutta have employ
ed maj Stuart, to carry to the district oil
Backergunge, which suffered so dreadEully from
the late nundation Letters Of the 9TH and 1lth Of
July had been received from him.
MIR. Cardew, the acting magistrate, readily gave
him every information he possessed relative to the
effects OF the recent inundaon, which, though not
SO bad as at first spprehended, are yet melancholy
enough; as by the reports already from only six
IhaOnahs there have been lists Of 1884 people
missing and drowned, whose names specified;
besides about 500 dead bodies which were removed
from the shores oil this station
The loss of cattle must have been very conside-
rable, as thousands of their carcases have been
boating about in all drectons but the loss Of grain
III store, is the most urgent
The letter OF the lth says, C. Mr.. Cardew has
put three row boats and four large guard boats un
der my orders, the whole of which, also two large
oaugor Pansways with between 80 and 40 maund:
Oh grain and salt in each, proceed this afternoon te
me neighborhood Of Cusicaliy, and the Islands
onaoazpoor. From the latter only partial reports
nave been received of their disasters, but from the
former am concerned to say there has been posi-
1--WE accounts received from Thanadar, stating, tina
ABOUT tretre thousand people are already ascertain
ca 10 be lost in that Tuannah alone, which is in ad
euon 10 those have already reported, and many o
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-26
CANAL REFENUE.

The Canal commissioners, in their report to the
legislature, at its tate session, estimated the revenue
to be received the present year, at the collectors
Office at Utica, at 100000. We now informed,
by one of the commissioners, that from the amount
already received, will probably fall little short Of
$4,000. Albany GaS.
The river Susquehanna has risen seren feet, within
the last few days, and is rising The opportunity
will be seized by the intrepid settlers npon its hor-
ders and numerous streams to watt their products
10 the Chesapeake Lancaster Gaz.
We understand that more than four hundred
young gentlemen have already joined the medical
class of the University of Pennsylvania, and that
considerable accession is expected.-Phit. Union.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-26

Ire remaining inhabitants ale Still living Upon grain
that was wet and dried again. which it is to be fear
ed vii. cause much sickness.
The Thanadan states that the loss Of cattle and
property is beyond his power to estimate but men
tons 10000 cattle being about the number, which
Is much more likely than some OF the attempts
have seen to describe the losses; but the loss Of
people has been ascertaned by their names.
The following on the same subject is from the
India Gazette Of yesterday.
In the quarter of the Thsnnah division Of Gurmud
dee, northward of Burrisaul, great loss in human
lives and in property had been sustained, as may
be seen by the following aggregated
Men and women drowned SAY
Houses destroyed 1884
Bullocks and Goats destroyed 1904
Maunds OF Rice 6,7Y7
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-26

0J meeting will be held at Martins School Room, this
evening" half past o'clock, for the purpose of forming
a SINGING SCHOOL. Persons disposed to encourage
one and those who wish understand the science of Mu
sic, are requested to attend
Nov. Goth, 1922
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-26

.,,,,..-when, 10 the great disappointment Of tie
SPECTATORS, Sir Charles was Withdrawn, his owner
having determined rather to forfeit the deposit
money five thousand dollars) than to run him in
he present lame condition. While training OH the
course, two days before, he fell and injured one oil
his knees considerably. Bait. Am.
According to the Washington Republican, Eclipse ran
The LIST mile in SIS
ID i" in o.
Sd " i'll o.
4th i'll % Is
Making for the miles, min. 8 is sec.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-26

Thus it results that one hundred and thirty
persons, tpeire horses and three wagons, are con-
stantly employed by one establishment.
1t affords us undisgused pleasure to bear our tes-
ilmony the usefulness and patriotism of Mr.. Da-
wilson, who has further received from the gratitude
OF the corporation, the Office oil Clerk OF the Hano
yer Market.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-26

NOTICE-Afer this date, advertisements not paid for
when left for insertion in the Watchma, will be charged
the rate Of S125 for every IL lines. Advertisements
from persons residing within the limits Of the Borough
be accompanied with the cash, reference
one in town who will pay the cost Of the when the
bill is presented Nov. IL.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-26
New YORK, Nov. 81.

New YORK, Nov. 81.
The Greeks.--By gentleman who arrived from
the north, in the steam boat this morning we learn
that great public meeting, in favor of the Greeks
was held at Albany on Tuesday evening last. John
Savage, Esq Comptroller of the State, presided,
and Col. Intoxicated as secretary The spa
cious hall OF the Capitol filed to oyerhowings,
After the meeting had been addressed in an eloquent
and Impressive manner, by Mr.. Yates, Secretary OF
State, Samuel S. Lush, and Derrick L. Vanderhey-
den, Esquires, several spirited resolutions, warmly
approving of the great cause IN which the Greeks
are engaged, and recommending to our citizens de-
cisive measures for aiding and encouraging the eff
forts of gallant and oppressed nation struggling for
their freedom, were unanimously adopted.
At the Duchess county fair last week, Miss Julia
Harrison, of Armenia, exhibited the finest imitation
Leghorn Hat (of her own manufacture) ever seen
in this country. She was offered for 81 $50 on the
spot but refused to sell at that price. 1t said that
this young lady was buslly occupied for Ten weeks
in the manufacture OF this elegant article. If she
had sold it, she would have been paid for her labor
at the rate of fifteen dollars week very tolerabio
wages these hard ,imes.-Poaghkeepsi paper.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-26
baltimore, Nop. %.

Baltimore, Nop %.
IHRECR.-The schooner Eliza and Ann, captain Green,
from New York for Daren away Saturday
ming the 9th instant the South Breakers off Sapeilo bar
She had about 90 passengers and cargo valued at 15
000the vessel and cargo with the whole of the passen
gers effects totally lost The and passengersS
with the exception of black man, were saved.
NJ. JEFFERSON-We are sorry to learn from the
Richmond Enquirer of Tuesday las) concerning Mr.. JEFF
ferson that that day week putting his foot upon one
OF the steps OF his house, the gave way he fell anu
of the bones of his left broken. AS late as
Thursday night, he doing weland Twas likely to sus'
tain no material convenience.--.3merican
The following interesting commercial notice has been
oblgingy communicated for publication by respected
mercantile fiiend-GaZ
NOTICE.
Consulate cfthc United States Of America,
Rio DE JANErRo, Oct. 9, 1922.
The merchants of the United States trading to Brazil,
are hereby informed that the certificates of Portuguese
Consul or Vice Consul their manifest invoices, other
papers required by this government provided that
their documents are in other respects lawful.
(Signed) CONDY RACQUET, Consul.
The u S. Circuit Court commenced its Novem-
Der term in Providence on Friday. The trial OF
Tracy VS. Wood, for the amount of $4,000 in gold
intrusted by plaintiff to defendant, OF which the
latter was robbed while on board the steam boat,
was commenced on Monday and was expected TO
be closed yesterday. Mr.. Webster is OF counsel ioE
the plaintiff.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-26

The u S. schooner Alligator, was spoken on
the l5th ult. near Mona Passage, with sickness on
board.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-26

The committee appointed to receive donations in
the city of Lancaster, for the sufferers by the late
fire in Columbia, have received and desposited in
the Branch Bank of Pennsylvania, S400,75.
The bill appropriating money for a survey Of the
contemplated route for the northern canal, through
Sussex, Morris, &c. has passed both Houses of The
Legislature of New Jersey.
The U. S. schooner Alligator, was spoken on
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-26

Making for the 4 miles, min. 8 Is sec.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-26

The ship Six Brothers, captain Williams, arrived
at New York on Wednesday sailed from Hayre,
Oct LIST. and 81 days from Kinsale, ireland, where
she put in in consequence OF violent westerly gales
and the indispostion of Major Gen. Baron THuyLL
Minister Penipotentiary of Russia to the u States
who took passage in the ship, and who, with his
suite, remained at Kinsale His baggage is on
board the ship. Among the passengers on board
is the Catholic Archbishop Of Baltimore ~. y
,1fpr v9du
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-01
FOR THE GAZETTE.
A SIGH FROM NJ.

A SIGH FROM III.
sAsigh the true Harbinger of care,
sEscap'd from bosom. as pure as twas FAIR,
sit rested awhile as tho unwilling to part;
sand mngle, with air SO far from the heart
sIsaw the dear lingerer, wanton with love,
Sand mount on wings to its altar above;
SIT shown as star, resplendent and bright,
sThat appears for mement, then lost to the
sight.
81 mus'd on its form till my heart caught the
flame,
And felt that sigh, was magical name.
Who fraught with enchantment, as light as
the air,
Was subject to LOVE, yet the 'child of des-
pair
Yet, each vlrtuous thought would follow its
train,
And watt it to Heaven the seat of its reign;
10 rule Ger the heart, and its faults to
condemn,
Tillpure as the sigh, that escap'd from my
OWEN.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-01
French Spanish and Italian
TuitiOn.

MFR. De Reynaud has the honour of in
Iva forming his Subscribers, that he will
commence his School on Monday next, the
4th Of February, at his Room, Washington
Street, neZt door to the Mayors Office.
Day. of Tuition for Gentleman, will be
every Monday. Wednesday, and Friday,
at six O'Clock in the Evening.
On Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
ten o'clock. in the Forenoon, for the
Young Ladies. If required, he. will give
private lessons, will attend also Class OF
Young Ladies, in any private house, if re-
quired, an6 private lessons will likewise
be giyen-Terms and particulars can be
known by application to him al MIR. Gene
res.
Feb. lst-3tp.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-01
BY last Evenings MALL

Norfolk, Jan. %.
al arrived, sloop Matilda, Knapp, 8 days
~ New York, bound to Alexandra. put
II " distress, having got aground on Hog
r r;sI, oar, ABOUT midnight on Thursday
rs s" laSt, where she lay until after sun
t oVs, W ~ Friday morning, and had to throw
t,o S' Ief deck load and part of her cargo
,b s4 nerhSld to enable her 70 get off again;
Sew r rev are all frost bitten, one of them
WsJuussly lndisposed. Left sloop Flag, on
tuesday, ready to sail for this port.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-01
Office.

Notice.
TvHE partnership heretofore existing
/ under the firm of Dorsey O. Gibbs,
is this day Dissolved by=mutual consent
And our books are put into the hands OF
Richard Weden. to settle and collect, D.
none other. MIAL pOkSE1,
dec l5- JOHN II. Glbbo,
fr+AlI those indebted to the firm of
DORSEY g. GIBBS, are requested to
make immediate payment to
R. w. WELDON.
feb II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-01

VIM. Fowle 8 Go.
ITAvE for sale
IL 10000 lbs Havana and St. Domingo
Coffee.
10. 900 lbs Sumatra Pepper
80 bids New Orleans sugar
20 hhds retailing molasses
Zoo boxes mould & dip't candles OF ap-
proved brands
500 reams wrapping paper
BOO pieces Russia duck lst and Cd ql'y
300 do Russia sheetings
loo do heavy and light Ravens duck
so do Russia diaper
l6 tons St Petersburgh hemp
90 casks candle f. soap .allow
ESQ casks nails assorted sizes
SO bbls. No. 4. Boston beefa
80 casks new rice
10 pipes )old Sicily Madeira
10 half pipes wine Woodbouse
60 or casks )brand
III cases OliveQoi
Half pipes & quarter casks Kiers y 20.
Madeira wine a years old.
Quarter casks of old Malmsy Madeira do
$50 casks mountain Malaga wine
Is casks claret wine entitled to deben
ture.
Is, 900 bushels St. Ube. salt
300 tons plaster paris
70 crates Liverpool ware
8 casks English sewing twine.
jan IA tt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-01
''li's, Oils, Glass j. Ground
Dye Woods.
A. p COVER.

III
1 % loF sale opposite the Washington
commit Vern, King street, a fresh and
1'g 9 Ground Paints s Fine
Pu,r COLORS.
glass Of Ine lOo lbs. put 10 in bladders;
Coal VI IA" all sizes, from Z by 9 to 60 by "a !;
oil; m 'arnls0; spirits turpentiue; linseed
ol;grounuIier' tall and winter sperm. lamp
Gslic. o. aIed wood ;uicaragua; camw ood;
ian U,Issopeachy iogwOod, sc. sc.
f[rTbo st
Wlacbesa,es Leeesburg Washingtonian, the
ct Libsr'Sr rIazetle. aud the Palladium
quested = suquler Court House, are re-
aod SEM sen 70 publish the above three times
COLLECTION "'r accounts to this Office for
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-01
Mechanic Relief Society,

A stated quarterly meeting of the Me.
chanic Relief Society, will be held at the
Town Hall on Wednesday the 9th inst. at
s O'Clock in the Evening.
By order, J. S. SCOTT, Secy.
= Or According to the Resolve of last
meeting, the Trustees are requested TO
meet al the Town Hall to Morrow at a O.
clock.
Feb. LIST fsaw.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-01
april Term, 1913.
District of Columbia,

alexandria County, set.
Mark Butts and Grafton Cawood, trading
under the firm of Butts and Cawood-
C0mpIainants.
Thomas w. Peyton and William II, Dun
das. trading under the firm OF Peyton Il
Dundas, and Basil II. Dawson --Dsfen-
daRtS.
rNHE bill in this cause being taken for
confessed and set for decree, and
coming on now to be heard. The Court
moon consideration thereof, doth decree
and order, that Master Commissioner Aud
do state and settle the accounts between
the parties, and make report thereof to
this Court, and state specially any matters
that either party may require.
~ Teste EDM. |. LEE, Z. Z.
vrvHE parties aforementioned are here
DIV notified, that on Monday. the INST
Ia, of July next, at the hour OF 8 O'Clock
IN the morning, at my office, intend 10
n ~ va in the execution of the foregoing
prder at which time and place they are
required to attend with the accounts ana
evidence in support Of their respective pre-
''1 Given under my hand al Alexandra this
'AS' u'' - COLIN AULD, M; c.
Jan Ell %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-01
Worth the attention

OF persons DESTROYS to purchase. @The
terms of sale are that the purchasers exc
cute bond with good and sufficient secu>
rity for the payment of one fourth of the
purchase money, on the ratification OF the
sale by the court. and the residue of the
purchase money, in three equal annual IN
stalmehts, bearing interest. from the day
of sale, and on the payment OF the whole
purchase money, and not before, the trus-
ices will by good and sufficient deed,
convey to the purchaser, all the right title
ard interest of said Walter Dyson in and
TO the land and premises above mentioned.
LUCINDA DYSON,
BENNETT DYSON,
ian 96-d6w Trustees.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-01
Three Tracts,
Parts Of tracts, or parcels Of
LAND;

being the dwelling plantation of which
Walter Dyson died seized, called Brother
hood, indian Cabin, and Nevit's Desire,
containing two hundred and eighty seven
acres, and twenty three perches of land,
more OF less. This land lies in Charles
county, within four miles of Charlotte
Hall school, is good farming land, the ST.
tuaton remarkably healthy, and in other
reSnects is well
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-01

For Freight to a Southern
Port.
sx The good schnr. PANOPE,
X n athan Soule master, carries IS
barrels and will take freight on moderate
terms. Apply to W. FOWLE & Co.
Who have received per the above vessel
and offer for sale
tons'clean hemp !.
so pieces Russia duck OF sup. qual'y
100 do do sheetings do do
10 do Ravens duck
90 do narrow sheetings
II chests olive oil
2 pipes Corsica wine
20 casks tanners oil
IS bbls No. Boston beet
IS do 2 do do
So TONS plaster
dec rs