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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-17

Grand Cdnal.-Rchard B. Kirkland, of Jamaica,
having personally surveyed the country from the
Mouth Of the river Atrato to the Pacific Ocean, and
having proposed forming company for raising the
means to open a water communication between the
Atlantic and Pacific Ocean, applied to the govern
privileges for one hundred years as an encourage
meht for prosecuting the work.-That government
replied that in their opinion the time had not arrived
in which it would be proper to open the commune
cation, and that the period Of one hundred years was
far too long for which to grant the privilege
demanded. The request was therefore refused.
but the petitioner was informed that he might ask
for the privilege with more moderate proposals,
on the establishment of peace and the recognition
of Colombia. Bost. .4dr.
The population of Cincinnati, Ohio, is stated to
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-17

Illustrative of the Irish character from the travel
and anecdotes published by Mr.. Matthews, al
English Comedian.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-02

No. Is, I36 first dra, entltieo 10 OlUOO
*l738 1862 lou
*76 857l 20
%iO057 627Ut
l3 prizes of 90, a the usual proportion
OF 10.
All marked thusl sold at Cohen's.
O-rhe draw OF this patriotic and
splendid schem,will be continued on
Thursday next.
Tickets YiN r 10 12 dollars on We'd
nssaay, The lOtApril, on which day the
first drawn nper will be entitled to a
premium of
Too pusmad Dollars.
in the mean ,e the price will continue at
the present lsrate of Ten Dollars. which
will give aenturers an opportunity OF
investing oraewing small prizes at small
oynopca.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-02
OHIO uitoesses summoned are said soex.
coed one hundred.
Baltimsre. March 20.

BQIttnSTS, sNuIeH @S
From HAVANA-INTERESTlNG.
We have been obligiogly favored WIN
,.,,o, from Havana OF thes25th uls. en-
, ,.;or the DIARY newspaper OF the
oams date. containing report OF the COM
m,ttee of Revenue and Commerce OF the
Cortes at Madrid, read on the 9Th OF Jan.
s.cooceruing the notifications necessary
- bs made in the provisions OF the gene
raj Tariff with respect to the islano OF
N,,bs % and which was by 1t approved
wo do not find it convenient to present 10
a.y a full translation Of the document, but
.hsu endeavor to do so in our next. 1t Is
M, oaicial, but is quoted from the laoiz
noners of the l4th and 18th Jan. AS how
ever, the Spanish brig OF war Aquilles had
.r,;ved there on the 22d from Cadiz, the
Caparies and Porto Rico, with despatch
esin so days, it to be presumed that 1t
was also officially communicated
For the present we barely state, that
the arrangement is to take effect on ITS ar
riyaI ct Cuba; the Spanish productions
nrocesding directly from qualified Spa
n;sb port 10 a national vessel, are to be
free from duties of every kind---those OF
foreign countries are without exception
admissible in such ports of Cuba paying
from 90 to 37h per cent duty in foreign
vessel, but one third less il imported in a
SPANISH vessel-the produce OF Cuba 60
ing in Spanish vessels to other ports OF the
monarchy is to pay only the duty OF ao'
ministration, but il bound 10 foreign
board six per cent on all duties-snd a
general freedom from duties Is provided
in the trade of domestic productions to
and from Cuba and those ports. Power
= also given to the local authorities OF Gu
Ia TO approve and fix Professionally, the
tariff of duties to be laid by the intendant
pursuant to this regulation, upon foreign
! goods imported according to their class,
and over the reduction or suppression OF
the duties upon exports for foreign coun-
tries.
Asa consequence of this arrangement,
our letter observes that should 1t be con-
6rmed at Havana and go into operation,
If will produce reduction OF the duties
upon -four from six to seven dollars per
barrel, and many other articles in proper
ton.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-02
Chocolate.

- MESSERSMITH will be cousttly
l6o -. supplied with the above article, om
De De- celebrated mandatory of E. Bier
scbOnnesl r., he has now landing fro th'
aaO" oner White Oak, and offer for SIC, a
~ipaulactrrer's prices.
oo1es and hall boxes Bakers NoI&
chocolate, warranted.
MES Ldsspham's No. 90.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-02
Boston, March 81.


MORE PIRATES CAPTURED.
Capt. Seabury OF brig Joseph, arrived
at Falmouth from Cuba, reports that be.
ing of Cape Antonio on the 9Th INST, he
wss boarded from the u. S. brig Enter
prize and informed that she had captured
that morning eight piratical vessels, with
their crews amounting in all to l6O men,
who were then prisoners on board. Capt,
Kearney's success, against the Cuba pi-
rates in breaking up their rendezvous, de-
s,roying their vessels and finally IN captur-
ms $50 OF these pirates, Is unexampled.
We are auehorisedto announce to the voters
ofthe Congressional District, composed of the
Counties of st. Mary's, Charles and Calvert
Maryland, that
THOMAS BLACKSTONE, Esq.
will be candidate for their sutfrages at the en-
suing election.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-02

fAOttoIy 9 LICHoItSo CUtCc,
) la Market street, Baltimore.
Where in the last classes OF this lottery
were sold the capitals OF ooo-3O,oo,
two OF &c. ooo-two of 10 900, &c. and
where were also sold in the Grand State.
Lottery, the great capital prize OF 1000
lois. to gentleman residing in Albemarh
county, Virginia l0,ooo-5, 900, sc.
GFORDERS from aay part o. the Z
States enclosing the cash or prize tickets
post paid, for tickets and shares, will b
attended to, if addressed to
j. [. COHEN, jr.
Secretary to the Managers, Baltimore:
ORAT
J. III. RUNNEL'S
Truly Lucky Lottery
Office, King street, Alexandria.
april 2
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-02
g GEOGRAPHY.

vENHE subscriber teacher OF Geography
4 by the projection of maps, will COM
mence his school at this place on
Monday, the 1st day Of April,
in the room adjoining the Mayors Office,
at the corner of Washington and King
streets. Those who feel disposed to pa
tronize this school, are solicited to call at
the Washington Tavern, where they can
see specimen of this important science.
The hours of business will be from eight
in the morning to six in the evening, eve
~ day in succession until the course shall
be complete.
Those who place themselves under bis
instruction will draft the following maps,
on paper 90 by "a inches, and if'proper
attention be given will obtain a good
knowledge of the same; viz: United States
Europe, Asia, Africa, North America,
South America, and the Hemisphere.
Not more than three weeks constant at.
tention will be necessary to acquire by
this method familiar knowledge of eve
ny country on the globe. The maps. if
made with care, will be of as much value
to the scholar as the amount of tuition
Scholars will not fail to be much improved
in pennanshp
TERMS-Ten dollars for the course,
including every necessary article, as
drawing paper. paints, quilts, pencils, In.
dia rubber, use of atlas, dividers, &c
payable at the expiration of the course.
FONTAINE PETTIS.
march SO st
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-02
MARINE LIST,
coPIED FRoMTHE
REHDING-ROOM BOOKS.
PORT OF ALExANDRIA, MARCH SO.

ARRIVED.
Schr Sally, Sheldon, trom Providence,
via Norfolk, country produce 10 the mas
Yer, lett one brig and one topsail schooner
bound below up.
Schr Thetus, Newcomb, from hence at
SSermuda the 18th inst.
Snip Diana, and Potomac, from hence
|TeTe IN Hampton Roads the 26th inst.
brig Hope, Den,y, days from Marble,
bead, ballast TO I'm. Fowle, &Co.
SAILED.
Schr. Allegro, Welsh, Salem.
Brig Hope, Hodgkinson, & Schr. Albee,
Ellen, from hence. arrived at Providence
SSIh inst.
April /.
Schr Carr, Merryman, IA days ir New
nJrna, East Florida, live oak timber.
or Tie Navy Yard, Washington City
-sit there, schr Retrieve. Little, of Bath,
ch neisey, Spear, OF Warren; Domestic
pore, OF Boston-All waiting for waite ),
get over the bar. Capt. NJ. was d. r
ai9ed nine months with s,ckness-hig 4
et anu crew together with the want :.
SteF 10 ge! over the bar, and after all VI
ohsed to land one halt of his cargo ] 6
ore That could be effected. The alb -
ave 20 pursue the same method be. r
ta0y can get out. n
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-02
Napoleon Bonaparte.

LIS real portrait, drawn by the famous
IL Appiani painter of the Emperor. for
the Senate, IN whose chamber it was plac-
ed, when he was crowned at Milan, exhi.
biting most striking resemblance of that
astonishing man, in great costume and de.
coratlons.
This portrait is the work Of the greatest
painter, whose tame rivals that of the most
famous painter OF antiquity, and to pay a
tribute TO excellence is only what Justice
requires.
No portrait equal in execution, was ever
presented to the American Public.
To be zen till the 7tb April, and no
longer, at Mr.. J. Hepburn's Confectiona-
ry Store, King street, Alexandria.
Gr Admittance IS cents, Children half
price.
Likewise for Sale, Music
for all kinds OF instruments, particularly
for the piano forte, guitar, violin, songs,
last received from Italy, from the best au.
thors, at the very lowest prices.
april 9 3'*
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-02
SALES BY Az CTION.

Dry Goods at Auction.
On W WEDNESDAY, next, the Sd Of April,
atluo'clock, a. M
w + will sell at our auction roons,
w corner Of Bridge and Congress sts.
ITO packages we'll escorted seasonable :
Dry Goods,
Just received per the Armada, from New
York. They will be sold onea liberal
credit, and 10 lots 10 suit purchasers, and
consist in part as follows:
Cloths and cassImeres
Russia and Scotch sheetiDgs
Irish linens and sheetings
do diapers and lawns
9-8 super light and dark chintzes
ga do do
"a Al & GA stripe g. plaid ginhams
i Plain 4, striped drilling & brown hyIs
lands
White aud colored crayatings
Sattinets and colorcdjesns
Cotton cassimeres 4 6orentiDes
Leno & book muslins
"A & Ga cambria & jacoDets
Black and colored Rombazetts
DO do bombazeens
Super white 4 colored MarseiIIes
Silk umbrellas & parasols
Patent thread y cotton balls assorted
Ladies & gen:lemeDs gloves assorted
Black, white & green grapes
Muslin robes Il dresses
Plaid u stripe seersuckers
Steam loon, 4 coIerain shirtings
Printed jaconeis T. checked jaconets
White d colOred sat I'D stripe musljns
Mems and wome rs while y black
silk hose
Plain & 6g'd plaid silk hdkfs
Box and pound pins
Madras hdkts y tamboured musIips
Mems y womens white cotton hose
Mems white & colored do
Merno hdkts & scarfs
Fl0rences, assorted colors
India & French forentInes
Royal ribs & union mixtures
Valentia & Marseilles vest shapes
Linen cambrics Il cambris hdkfs
Muslin bands & figured mulls
Gilt 4. Coronation coat buttons
Black levaEtine shawls& hdkts
White black T. colored satlns
Plain u twilled printed silk hdkfs
An elegant assortment OF plain plaid and
figured ribbOns-ALSO,
y 3 cases super black Canton Grape
coioredh do
g Egured do do
black nankin do
colored do do
do do do robes
! IA do do shawls
super rolled sarsn,sj
long yellow nankeens
8 short do
100 pieces blue do
case ladies Leghorn bats
misses fine do
do do
9 mems fine do
boys do do
With an elegant assortment domestic
goods. comprising in the whole the most
complete assortment OF dry goods ever Of
cred in the District.
w. w CORCORAN & Co. aues.
Georgetown, april 2
THIS 4 EV'ER NOON ~
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-02
THIS DAY.

r. y
Public Sale.
On TUESDAY, at 10 o'clcek, A. VI.
NTlLL be sold at the auction store
w variety Of goods among which are
Let and ed quality sugars.
2 hhds. moiasses,
superior cog. brandy
- vinegar
- Malaga wine.
Cordial,
Fish, &c.
Also, ayithout reserps,
Tureens, dishes, plates. cups 4 saueefs,
Teapots. bowls, mugs, pitchers, &c.
Also,
An excellent lot Of superior cloths,
Cassimeres,
Linens,
Shirtings,
- Cottons,
Threads. &c,
A few barrels superior Cider
Furniture,
&c. &c.
Will be added to this days sale B
4 good horse
good cart & gear.
Without reserve.
s. A. MARsTELLER. Auctr
march 90
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-12-02
New CONFECTIONERY Store

TNHE subscsber respectfully informs the pub
II lie that he has opened confectionarv
store on Royalst. nearly opposite the new mar.
ket, where he offers for sale all kinds Of new con-
icctionary--c consisting Of cakes, pastry and cam
dies made fresh every day. Alikinds of foreign
and domestic jeIleys and sweet meats; drv
citron, fruits in brandy, olives, cocoa and NUTS
of all kinds; variety of fruit Children's ,ovs
of all sorts in abundance; cerdials, wines. az.
machic bitters, boar hound syrup,low priced ella.
ret, best Havana segars and half Spanish ditto.
All kinds of superior catsup will be made during
the winter when commanded. ". 3. He has al,
so the pleasure of informing the public that he
has First rate French Cook
from Paris, Who can produce satisfactory re.
commentator Of bis knowledge in the pastry Il
cookery line, who will assist him in attending
balls, parties and in taking bones from all kinds
OF poultry. All kinds Of fruit, wine and cordial
jelleys, custsrds, Be-. ornamented in transparent
colors. All kinds of French pastry made into
pyramids and other ornaments. And variety
OF delicacies too tedious to mention, for sale
io'oer than can be bought in the district for cash
lby JOHN HEPBURN,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-12-02
A LAW BOOK LOST.

IT OST in the confusion of the FIRE, which oc-
L. CURED ont the I'd inst. on King-stree;, the
FIRST volume Of The American edition Of BAoos's
ABRIDemENT.. The owners name is written on
the hack, and an engraving of it pasted on the
inside. liberal reward will be given TO any
person who will deliver the said book TO the
printer, and no questions asked. Il. nov -
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-12-02
LOST.

A Corporation Warrant, No. 46, for ego Is,
IN drawn in favor Of John w Beedle, for &C
count of well, corner Of Washington and Queen
streets, chargeable 90 the third ward, dated Nov
25th, 1922, and endorsed by J. w. Beedlc-
II is Of no use 20 the finder.
nov 81 81 ROBT. BROCKET. sen.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-12-02
NOTICE

EHE partnership ofJAMES MCGUIRE &Co.
u is TINS day dissolved, by mutual consent.
All persons having claims against said firm will
please hand them in TO either of the Subscribers
lot pay ment; and those indebted are requested
TO make Immediate payment, as longer indul-
gence cannot be given. Accounts oflong stand
ing, IT not adjusted when presented, will he
placed in the hands of proper officer for col
lection. There Is on hand at the yard of the a.
oose urn, good assortment Of .judiciously Sc
lected, and we'll seasoned lumber, with two nv
5000 cypress pailiDg boards, and good supply
fresh lime, all of which, in order 10 close fhs,
concern, will be sold at reduced prices for cash.
JAMES MCGUIRE.
nov II 81 PRESLEY BARKER
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-12-02
SUPPLIES FOR 1893.

Nary Commissioners Office, Nor. 90, 1892.
"HE commissioners OF the navy will receive
Il proposals till the 25th OF December ne xt, for
supplying ali such
Cordage
Ship ChaDdery
Paints and Oil
Stop Clothing
Medicines aud Surgical Instruments
Gunner's flores, and
Groceries
as may be required for the use of the ma.
w for The year 1928 lat Portsmouth, N. H.;
Bostol, New York, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington, Gosport (yirginia),
Charleston Is. &. }, N. Orleans, White
hal ~. e.; Sackei'sIlarbor, and Erie, Pa.
That every offer may be made upon
the same principle, and alike in all res
poets, with the exception Of the prices as
ked, the commissioners of the navy have
deposited with the several commandments
OF stations forms for making offers,wi,hin-
structions TO deliver one or more Of them
to any person disposed to make an offer.
All persons, therefore, who may have
determined to offer for any part Of the ar.
ticles aforementioned will apply to the
commandment of the station nearest his re.
sideoce for the necessary forms, and they
will be supplied.
Persons making offers are requested
particularly to comply with all the rules
prescribed in the forms otherwise their
proposals may not be taken into consider.
alton.
Those persons who may offer to fur.
nish slop-clothing are requested to for.
ward samples Of the same TO this Office
on or before the Goth of December, as a.
aforementioned.
The commissioners will also receive
till the Goth of December next, proposals
Tor supplying such fresh meat and veee.
tables as may be required at the several
and respective stations aforementioned
during the year 1928. The offer must
express the price per pound for the
fresh meat, and the price per pound for
the vegetables, separate and distinct from
each other and all such offers must be
sealed and delivered to the commission
ers, and the words "offer to furnish fresh
meat and vegetables" must be written on
the back Of such offers so sealed. Par
licular attention 10 this rule is requested,
as The commissioners do not wish to open
any offer until the time for receiving the
offers shall have elapsed.
Proposals will be received from New
Orleans until the25th of January, 1925.
dec 9
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-12-02
MARRIED.

In Leesburg, Va. on Tuesday week.
Patrick J. HAVE, ESQ. late co.editor
and proprietor of the Washingtonian, to
Miss CATHARINE, daughter of MIR. Jacob
Fadely OF that town.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-12-02

Seuo, cAPts Aautnou, Doth from this
port arrived on thu 18th, ia Is dsys Pas.
sage. They had q board 500 men. and
were taken up by the Columbian govern,
ment. On the a8th, the Hercules. hoist.
ed the Columbian flag, and ~, the
venccdor, were TO 60 IN quest "a The
Spanish frigate Ligera. Two vessels o.
war passed Curacao on the 9Th instant.
which Il was thoughtlwas the samc.
Three other vessels Of war wore 70
proceed from LaRuira TO cruise n the
entrance ofths 0uIph Of Nlaracajbo.
Advices from Maracaibo, state that
Morales had Acet OF IL armed vessels
on the Lagoon, with which he was me-
ditasing On attack on some part of tho
exterior coast. He had sent an order
for the frigaie Ligera, and (Sp.) brig Of
var Hercules to Join, him without the
LEAST delay. A garrison of 800 men
would be left in Maracaibo.
A decree Of gen. Morales, dated Mara.
ibo,Scpt 18th directs that all foreigners
found in the ranks of the Patriots-in =.
ny branch OF the administration
printing papers, or acting as editors Of
papers, or works encouraging the rebel
lion against Spain or the Roman C atbolic
religion, shall be tried by = military court,
and suffer death. and their properties
forfeited to the public chest. Foreigners
not engaged In the service of the Patriots,
but who introduced themselves into the
country while il was under their govern
mfnt. were doomed to serve in she public
works, and their properties confscatcd
Foreigners who were accidentally in the
place, were ordered 10 quit all Spanish
territory within the exact period of eight
days, and never to return again, under
pain OF death.
Another decree dated Oct. 22d, de.
clares the treaty ofthe Goth of Nov. 1890.
for regulating the war on the main, null
and Woodland directs that all spies, con.
spirators, and auxiliaries Of the Patriots.
ofboth sexes. whoever they may be,shall
be tried and punished agreeable to mill
tsry law.
Extract ola letter dated Laguira, Oct. 90.
Gan extraordinary courier has Just ar.
rived from Bogota, BY which the inten-
dent received orders not to send any
troops out OF Venezula, as men for the
campaign against Maracaibo would be
furnished from Cundinsmarca and Car
thagena, it belonging to that department.
1000 men are prepared to march for Gu
cuta, where they will establish their head
quarters. Gen. Montilla with forces BY
sea and land will join them. The cou-
rier passed four battalions already on the
march. -
II is recommended in the Baltimore
Patriot of Saturday, that the flags of the
shipping in that port be displayed at half
mast to-day, as mark of respect to the
late capt. Allen of the u. 8. schooner Al
bgator. Need it be suggested in Alex
andria?
Two hundred negroes have been or
dered to TO be burnt in the Island of Mar
Unique for having been concerned in
poisoning some Of the planters, their cat
tle,Tc. in that place. The regulars and
militia by the last accounts, were in pur-
suit of the fugiiiyes in the mountains.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-12-02

Alto o'clock will be sold az the sucllcn sl
a variety of goods, among which are sugar in
bbis, rum in do, gin in do, superior Baltimore
beer, apples, brandy, soap, chocolate, mustard,
ware, beds and furniture, stoves and CRATES.
A iso, without reserve, cart, so pairs shoes.
wool hats, glasses, etc etc. Also, a lot of dry
goods. dec 2 S.A MARSTELLER, npc
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-12-02
FOR BARBADOS.

- The good schnr ONLY SON,
f8f& - Robbins, master has half a car.
AlM go engaged, recdy ago on board,
NJ and will sail by the 18th inst for
freight Of the residue apply to
12mo Q TIL. Rowland.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-12-02
r Goshen Cream Cheese. etc.

~ Goshen Cream Cheese. etc.
II HE subscriber has just received fresh
supply of first quality Goshen cream cheese.
Liverpool ground alum salt, and fine sack do.
vine bitters superior quality in bottles by the
Dozen Also, in bottles by the dozen Glove,
cinnamon, p. love, peppermint and lemon cor.
diais which together with the best wines in
wood and in bottles, old Jamaca and .Ant;ona
spirits, Holland gin, Cognac brandy, fine teas
particularly selected, sugars, groceries, spices,
&C are for sale as usual at his store on Royal-sf
next door to the city hotel. VIM DUNLAP.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-12-02
FOR FREIGHT.

: !: i:
prefer freight to the BruziIs or
West Indies. Apply to T. H. ROWLAND
l2mo2
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NM NEW GOODS.
w THEIRS & WASHINGTON are now
opening general assortment of
Seasonable Dry Goods,
First quality London black and blue cloths
Second do do and fancy colors
Blue, black and coronation cassimeres
Doubled milled drab cloths
Swansdown and Valentia vestings
Oreskany and blue mixed cassinetts
Rose, point and duffil blankets
FlaDnels, white, red, yellow s. green
Milled flanneis
Green & red booking and drapery baizes
FIushiDgs and coatings
Blue, mixed and Devonshire kersevs
Tartan and Crcassian plaids
Plain and figured bombazetts, various colors
Black and coIored bombazeens
Women's, girls and children's black and CO.
lored worsted hose
White and colored half hose, linseys
Irish linens, diapers and hollands
ID and l0-4 Flemish and Irish sbeefipss
Merino shawls, Waterloo do
Cashmere long shawis
Plain and figured black levantines
White figured satin and Gros de Nap,es
Italian lutestrings, senchew and sarsenetts
Ladies gentlemen's plain g. ribbed silk hose
Canton and nankin grapes
Italian do yarious coIors
Fancy calicoes, ginghams
Furniture chintZ
Ticklenburgs, burlaps
Domestic shirtings, sheetings, plaids and
stripes, together with n
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-12-02

W Advertisements unavoidably crowded
outto-day, shall be attended to in our next.