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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-12-21
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
BY HOOPER WARREN.

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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-12-21

Messrs. John Sammons, Caleb Kirk,
and others, in the neighborhood of Du
Points Mills, on the Brandywine, short
distance from Wilmington.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-12-21
From the American Sentinel.
LOCKED JAW.

The Newport Mercury furnishes the
following article, for The bepetit of man
kind -
Several years ago, during CONVERSE
lion in Newport, upon thar dreadful ma
lady the Locked Jaw, an intelligent
master OF vessel observed, that when
he was at the Island of ST Eustatia, he
heard AN eminent physician remark, that
he had had many Gases Of the Lock Jaw,
and never lost patient.--On inquiry OF
him as to the particular mode of treat
ment, in wbch he had been SO success.
iul, the physician replied, that he d.
recled an application Ut warm LEY
made OF Ashes, as strong as possible ;
1t the foot or hand was wounded. the
same was dipped repeatedly IN the Lye
II any part Of the body, which could not
be Immersed in il, then in that case the
part affected to be balhed with tlanncls
wrung out from the warm lev.
In J"'v last, Capt. Charles Gorden,
OF New y IT, unfortunately jumped upon
scraggy pointed spike, which perfo-
rated his boot and foot, and he was taken
home In the most excruc iating torture -
the attending physician could afford him
no relief. Extraordinarily a lady, who
heard the above conversation, recon-
mended the warm Ley bath, into which
his foo: was placed-withn S minutes
the anguish was taken out: he went to
bed and slept quietly. The application
OF Ley was made for 10 succeeding
days; no pain, no uneasy sensation re.
turnee, but what is incident TO a common
sore, and on the eleventh day Capt.
Gordon walked abroad. se
ErcessiUe use of Sakhhur.-Profes
sor Olmstead in late geological ex.
cursoR in this state, met with a patient,
who was enduring the most excrutlatine
pains, with bis body emaciated, his knee
j4in,s grown out in excrescences, knees
drawn together, and so helpless that he
could not move limb without aid. On
inqulripg into the cause of his disease,
he learned that it was occasioned by
taking enormous doses of sulphur, re
commended to him by quack, to cure
the rheumatism, 1t appeared that he
had thus taken six pounds OF sulphur.
Unexplained Pheno menon.-A Young
man in Williamsburgh, Mass J a few
days since returned small charge of
powder into his rifle, and fired it with.
out putting down wad-the rifle was
torn 10 pieces, and the mans hat almost
cut into two parts by one of the frae-
men.s, but he fortunately received no
material injury. Sixy,three pieces were
afterwards collected. Tie rifle was
foul, and it is probable most of the DOW.
der lodged on the sides. We notice
this accident by way OF caution, and
leave the cause for others to examine.
HAMPSHIRE Gag.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-12-21
From the Massachusetts Woman.

Mr. DENNY-Thc doctrine seems to
have been fashionable within the last
few years, and advocated BY some grave
Legislators, that We are deing too mach
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-12-21
+" Uxbridge.

Uxbridge.
A CERTAIN Mr.. John Camp, in a Match
ez paper, offers himsel as candidate
for the Office of Lieutenant Colonel.
The following is verbaum copy of his
advertisement, which my be found OF
benefit to all ambitious alpiraats in like
cases. 1t at least possesses one quality,
which is said TO be even tie soul Of Wit
its brevi,y:
/ John CAMP
doe sly that if he is
Elected will serve the People as Ii.
Colo to the Best of his Skcl in milltarey
dutas. JOHN CAMP.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-12-21
THE ART OF PRINTING.

Tune" Banks Of Hanna"
Come let us laud the art divine,
That gave to Freedom birth;
Let us with hearts and hands now join,
To consecrate its worth.
For twas our art, the first of arts,
The gloom Of ages broke,
And by its light, dispel'd the night,
And Freedoms Genius woke.
Twas Heav'n's decree, that light should be,
On 'nighted man bestow'd;
To FAUST was giv'n the mystic key
On him the light first glow'd.
Then let US laud the art divine,
That gave to Freedom birth: l>~.
Let us with hearts and hands now Join,
To c0nsecrate its worth.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-12-21
From the Western Carolinian.

Mr.. White: send you for insertion
in the Western Caro- linian, an ESSAY from
the Christian Spectator, on punctuaIity
in the fulflment Of engagements" I
shall not regret that / have assumed the
humble office Of transcriber, if your nu-
mcrous readers will honor this cemmu.
nlcaiion with an attentive perusal; for
believe its good sense and sound moral.
ty, cannot tail to produce salu,ary ef-
feet on the public mind. The general
adoption of two simple rules, on this
subject, would do much TO diminish the
'pecuniary embarrassments under which
so many are at presen. laboring, viz : the
functual payment Of every debt, which
We have the uenss Of discharging; and
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-05-06

fell beneath Quebec in support Of the rights Q,
bis adopted country.
Z. 9 The memory Of General .Mercer-A gallant
Scotchmsn, who died in defence Of American
Liberty and the rights Of man.
10 The Army aud .afiGha-Crleans Flatts.
burg and Baltimore bear record to their valor
and intrepdity. 80.
\ IL The Magyar infant Hercules, its ceun-
try's pride. ssl ..,.- .-.-. .te.s
IL 3gricult'rre, Commerce and Manufacturers
Industry and talent require no Tariff, no pro.
tecting or probibitory duties. .,
IS The Sons and Dags hters Of Csitunb;a--
The latter pure as Ere's wave
The former as our Perry brave.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-05-06
THE WIFE.-An eloquent

THE WIFE.-An eloquent au
cher thus describes the solacing ten
derness of his partner in life's joys
and vicissitudcs:
"At time alas when every thing
displeased ne, when every object was
isgusting, when my suffering had
destroyed all the energy and vigor OF
my soul, when grief had shut from my
Streaming eyes The beauties Of Nature,
and rendered the whole universe a
dreary tomb, the kind attentions of a
WIFE were capable of conveying a Sc
cret charm-a silent consolation in my
mind. All! nothing can render. The
bowers Of retirement so serene and
comfortable, or can SO sweetly soften
all our woes, as u conviction that NO
MAN is moi indifferent to our fate"
Who is that very red faced lady, pray" said
one gentleman to another a. a route. Why
answered the other, With whom the lady IN
question was no favorite, Il take her to lie the
6eall.: Feve: that gqss about
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-01

beard, particularly The property ola Spa,
risb Duke, no was on board vessel 06
t'adiz Much 10 my asionrshmenf the Peo-
lie are allowed TO 60 al large, and dispose
o. The property as they please. They con-
sIst OF persons OF all nations. The privs-
ter captured short time since. The sehr.
Octavian. bound TO Trinidad. They put
pr'ze crew on board. who we're after
wards thrown overheard, and the vessel
retsken and brought inio May agueI.
The examination OF The crew OF The d.
rcnoco will take place in q few days.
we have jus returned from grand M.
val Ball and Entertainment given On board
The Eng llsh and French Frigates, which
were quite crowded. -.
Dur!og the last week there arrived at
this island an English frigste, a French
trieate, and Danish sloop Of war. That
from France brought Intelligence of the
change in Spain. and an order for a. cor.
responding change in all the Spanish set.
Elements, which was complied with here
in one hour after it was dIsulged. We
bad a procession to the Cathedral, where
grand TIE Deum was performed. This
was followe ed by a general salute from the
batteries and shipping. Blu. the people
did not seem satisfied, and appeared to
grow more FESTIVE every day. The fl.
gales have not yet lett port, but will 10
day or two.
The schr. Mosquito, OF New York, car
RED into Porto Rico, and condemned, was
fitting out for 2rivateer last accounts"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-01

Departed This lite yesterday morning
Mrs. Em,iy Elliott, eldest daughter Of
Mrs. Rebecca Mills, aged 20 years. Her
friends aud acquaintance are invited to
attend her funeral This afternoon. at o.
clock, from her mothers dwelling on
Prince street, a lew doors above The Farm
srs' Bank.
On Monday last, s9lh inst. after long
and protrac,ed illness. which he bore " tb
christian resignation. Mr.. Stanislaus Hot.
ton, OF Prince George county, Md in the
46th year Of his age. He has lett three
children, in sorrow and calamity, who da-
plore his retirement from this miserable
world. With unceasing tenderness and at
lection.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-01
From ii. Baltimore Federal Gazette.

From the Baltimore Federal Gazette
Since our publication OF Saturday sno'
DER number OF The Paris Constitutions
has been added TO Mr.. Escavilie's 6Ie,an4
the follow my very interesting article VI.
translate trou the paper OF the 18th NJ.
vem5er, respecting the contemplated re-
conquest Of
SOUTH AMERICA.
From .he London Courier ofNov. II.
The most important news from France
is ,be foIIowing'--
"They arc already speaking OF the yes
sells of war which are about tn sail from
Cadiz They will be augmented by two
trigates and three corvsttes, and the ne
cessary TRANSPORTS will be procured in the
different ports OF Europe Tor / WENTY
THOUSAND INFANTRY AND TWO
THOUSAND CAVALRY tits said that
GENERAL MOkiLLU will command
The expedition, and those troops only will
be enplo, ed which have already served 10
South America and who are accustomed
70 the climate. he expedition will re-
pair 10 Hay ma to unite with MORALES,
whose army il is said amounts 10 twenty
five hundred mea. Cuba being the cen
ire OF operations, It Is supposed that the
General ~ Chief will frat attack MEXICO,
because OF its vicinity TO Havana; and that
Span will there find powerful auxiiaries
ID the aristocracy and Clergy SPAN in
tends to pupIishs manifesto, IN which she
viii announce to the nations Of Europe,
that she will permit strangers to pariicl-
pate 10 a certain degree in the Commerce
OF the colonies, cont. ntIng berselr with the
recovery OF her sovereignty over ibis part
Of the new world .J.t
"The Times says that this restriction of
Commerce is precisely the greatest grew
ance OF which The Colonies complained
under the ancient system, spd that The
commerce OF South America being now IS
Tree 10 EnglaCd as to Ill the other states OF
Europe. France has no right to take nea.
sures which end to deprive Great Britain
OF advantages which she possesses .
Letters from Cadiz announce IN gene
raj tia, the Spanish troops are very much
discontinued with the new order OF things.
AT AIgesiras hey are CRYING Lang 1--we
the Constitution" and The greatest contu-
sion prevails'm that city
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-01
r, trait OF a letter from Washinton City, da-
a. il..anher "a lS2S.

r,,raxt Of letter from Vashinton City, da-
ted Decemher "a, 1898.
"S;nct the, commencement of this ses-
s;or of Congress nothing OF peculiar inte-
rest has marked the character OF IT'S deli
t.r,i,ons. M. Webster's resolution 10
,sI,,,cn to the Greeks, vast in itself, &C.
omre. additional Importance from 'he
wight or talent called to ITS support, and
x;lI doubtless elicit much debate, as there
.,,.,s At tins time some dive Isity Of SEMI
ment about its propriety. owing to the ex-
,r,ordinary conditions OF the world, their
r.rnoie connexion with this country, and
,hs wan, Of know ledge as TO their real a.
,na,;on. IL. exrected that the late call
',non tho President will furnish some facts,
wh;rh NAV aid in the investigation oil a
natter pregnant with Unforeseen conse
quenees .uu.., .o.,,,,oa
with one more Immediately connected
with our safety and happiness, and winch
mon a certain event may agIlate ills he.
n,h.;c 10 II. centre II need hardly say.
+ ,s h. election Of the next President -
Whatever objection ray exist upon gene
raj principles against the propriety OF a
caucu, the peace, The harmony OF the ma
tim. ou,weighS every other consideration,
wnep secured without violence TO the C"n
sriru,,op The number Of candidates, be
perseverance, and violence otfeeiing aires !.
DIV manifested N the part OF some, presage
safe of things awful 10 the anticipation,
and which TO good man would ever wish
20 witness Why is a certain parsonage,
OF A. B. plot memory, pressed upon the
Executive for foreign mission. II Il be
not intended TO have an undue influence
upon the public mind? Could the people
have an insight into these things, and more
than is dreamt oil in their philosophy car
riei on elsewhere, they could not fail to
distinguish betwet a real friend, and one
Who has assumed the name, with 1t prov
ing bis wor,hiness. They would see who
il is that has entered the republican fold,
70 SOW the seed OF discord nat they NIGH
finally be delivered uP an easy prey to &c.
vou'ing politicians. The original division
oil party is at an end. and every Jack Dav
nov struts forth in borrowed feathers and
looks upon himself as the Prince of birds.
so intent was the Legisla ure OF Ma
ryland to operate upon the fears OF her Re-
representatives., as TO send an express on Sa,
furday with Instructions upon the subject.
The States OF New York. Pennsylvania,
aad Virginia, cannot be Insensible to the
legerdemain tricks resorted TO. for the pur.
pose Of depriving The people of their rights,
and them OF their influence. And these
are 10 be sawed over, under the pretexts
OF certain resolutions 10 prevent the cleo
ton, IN any evsnf, from coming to the
House OF Representatives.
IL is said that things are going on we'll
in Pennsylvania and New York, and il is
better 10 await their final result. The
larger states have q duty to perform to
themselves and the people, and let those
be responsible tor the issue OF the contest
who shall defeat the intention OF The Con-
stiiution
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-01
THE ORONOCO.

Aletter from Porto Rico. Of December
6, says
"Tbere was an arrival from the Main
few days since, Of the famous Colombian
corvette privateer Oronoco, which was ia.
ken possession Of ny the crew on the lst
INST. al St. Barts, brought into this Place
and given up to he Spanish authorities.
II is feared the captain and olher officers
were murdered. The crew gave very
contradictory accounts. Some OF them say
the officers were on shore, Others that they
put them on shore, and deny having killed
hem. She came in under the command
of the boatswain's mate, and has much
Moneys and many valuable arti6es on
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-01
To Rent.
COMFORTABLE frame DIV,

4 COMFORTABLE frame dwell :
n house on Prince st nearly oppo &c
the Potomac Bank now in exCsi,- | TT
der. Also, a small dwelling. on Priest.
opposite the Theatre. Also, The ware
house, next door to my dwelling house on
Kiug-st The rent viii be made low.
Jan g. GEORGE COLE, AN.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-01
LOT Lf GhCLNU

with all the IMPROVEMENTS ibettGn, u ibe
town ol ACKNOWLEDGMENT Dmk q, H.. corr
nrr oi Fsmisx, and tIbb0n streets aud
running norlbwa,dly with Fairfax steet
IS ieel inches ibeuGe ta.tW eId,y ID a
line para Hell with GIbbon street., 50 ~, s
inches; thence soulbw ard.y, IN a I'm. pa
raIlel with Fairfax street, 66 II. 7btLes:
thence with Gibbon street, 10 the brgIn-
hing. oOiu 10 satisfy al execution 10 Ia
vor OF the bank OF POtumac,
O.. ID. MINOR. u. NJ.
dec 60 for 7ensh k,ngs old, Ma,stal.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-01
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

The Phoebe Ann, Holmes, brings the ed
Iors OF the Gazette, New Orleans papers
10 The 18th inst. inclusive. The waters
above, says the lasi paper. were rising ra-
P'diy. Al Natchez. and Bayou Sarah, it
mao raised six teet, occasioned, il was
supposed, by the food in the Cumberland,
Al New Orleans the water had risen but
lew inches.
here was considerable business in the
'S"on market, prices vibrating from Is TO
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-01
AUCTION SALES.
IO-MORROW.

4 T So'cIock will be sold on the pre-
"A m,ses, 2 most desirably situaisd lot ef
ground, on Union street, between Prince
and Duke st. opposite the shop Of Dir. D,
Munroe, 81 feet front, by ~ deep. No
property can be better. situated than this:
tor any kind 81 business, ab0 ,be. large
size OF the LOT sdnlls oi any kind OF Gx-
ture, sRd greater convenitEces than usual.
Terms accommodating
= jsnI S A. MARS1EILER.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-01
Notice.

THE copar:nership heretofore existing
i between the subscribers under the
6rn Of Tyler & Baird, is this day dissolv.
ed, by mutual consent. All persons hav-
ing aoy claims against the SAID firm are re-
quested to present them, and all persons
indebted to pay the same 10 either OF the
parties. JOHN TYLER
ian Ct THOMASE. BAIRD.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-01
FROM IENERlFFE

New YORK. Dec q Captain Reeve,
Of tue snip Vagina, informs, that on the
18th OF Octob r. while lying IF and on the
port OF Oralavo, IN quarantine, sas board.
ed by private armed Colombian ship; al
ter examining me ships papers. took out
tine pilot. be . ing Spaniard. belonging
to Porto Ora!avo. The boarding officer in
formed that they had lew days previous
captured the Amerlcan schooner Sally,
CLARK, II Gloucester, and ordered Der tor
Lsguir4, with rs pipes OF wiDe IN board
taken in a! Orstsvo: they pu prize crew
OF Tour men on board at the live OF the
capture OF the schooner, three Spaniards
(laborers) belonging 10 Oraiavo, whom
they ordered for Laguira in the schooner
The following n gGt the Spsniards rose up
Oh the prize crew, aud murdered the =.
leaving capt. ,Clsr': the Only ,ssrsivsr on
board: took the schooDer's test, and got
safe on shore al rener,fr The schooner
afterwards was..tell in With by the ship, 4.
ordered again for Laguira Jobn Paul, a
native OF Baltimore, was the prizemaster
who was murdered.
About the 10th November French lrI-
gate arrived at TeDeriffe with govlonor
from Cadiz on boerd, to restore the old
order Of things in the Canary Islands,
which created much confusion and bu.lle
among the inhabitants OF Teneriffe.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-01
MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED-Dtc 81

ARRIVED-Dtc 81
Scbr Exchange. Whittlesey, N York;
freight 10 merchants ot The District.
=. SAILED, -. .',
S eamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk,
with passengers; among whom were Com.
HUI and Capt ELLIOTT, aud several o.
tber Naval Officers.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-01
Bank Of Alexandria,
December %, 1872:

December %, 1928.
TINE Stockholders in lis institution
Il are hereby notified II an election
for ten Directors, to msaa & its affairs ter
the ensuing year, will be h Z at the Town
Hall, on The third Monday. ~ I9th) OF
January next. By order Of the Z ID.
JAMES L. McKENNA, Cashier.
dec23 SotJl9
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-01
CAUSE OF THE GREEKS.

COLUMBIA. :. {. Dec. 1--we are
happy TO record the following resolutions
proposed by Mr. Gratis in the Senate on
Wednesday last, pledging the sympa,hies
OF South Caroline to the brave and devo-
ted Greeks. who in the midst OF the fires
OF despotism and in6deiity, are erecting
the standard Of liberty and Of the CROSS
That South Carolina should be the 6rst
state to recommend the recognition by the
government. Of the Independence of
Greece, rebounds to her honor, and will
be grateful, TO those, who aware of the
enlightened philanthropy Of her sons cal
oulated on this proof Of her attachment to
the principles Of liberty, and her sympa-
thy with the brave cha picn Of religion
and independence ... - 20. ....
"RssolDed. That the State of South-Ca
rolina regards with deep interest, the no.
bic and patriotic struggle of the. modern
Greeks, TO rescue from The loot of the inf
del and the barbarian, the ,halIowed land
ofLeonidas and Socrates and would hail
with pleasure the recognition by the Ane-
ricsn Government, Of the independence of
Greece.
Resolved, That copy Of this resolution
be transmitted to our Senators and Re
presentatiyes at Washington +"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-01
THOMAS f. r IRD

ID ESPECTFULLY infor , the public
IL in general, that he c. tinues the
STONE CUTTING BUSINESS,
at the old stand. and will b. happy TO re.
ceive their commands, which shall be ex'
ecuted 10 the best manner and on the usu-
al terms iaDI
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-01
Marsllal's Sale.

AlLL be sold on the premises by the
w Marshsi's tor cash, ON FRIDAY the
Esd day OF January next. at IL o'CiU,k Q
LIS. Two story Hous. and Lot, siiuat.
TIT ed Oh the north side 81 PrID.- st.
EsS; between v alter and UuIoL streets.
ASuid to satisfy 40 execution IN ta~
VOL ., Joseph Janney
u. MINOR, D. NJ.
dec 20 for Iench. kins & cid, !liasshsi-
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-01
By authority Of the Commonwealth
Of Yirginta.
QuanticO Canal Lottery,
FIRST CLASS.
ARCHIBALD MLNTYRE, Manager.
S26,39O
1850 PRJZgs
$500 BLANKS
1880 ETs

This is Lottery formed by the combi-
nation OF 30 numbers, and The prizes there
in will be determined as follows Thirty
numbers, from 4 to 30 inclusive. will be
put INTO a wheel, FIVE OF which will be
drawn out. The whole number of tickets
in this Lottery Will consist, az may be seen
by the above Scheme, OF 1850 tickets, ON
each OF which there wi be three of the 80
Numbers; and that ticket having on it the
lat. Cd, and Sd numbers. drawn from The
wheel, will be entitled to the highest
prize that having on it the 81, 4th, and
9Th numbers. drawn as aforesaid, will be
entitled to the next highest prize all 9th
ers having on them OF the drawn NUN.
bers, being in number, will each be en-.
titled to a prize OF 2UU dollars: all those
having on them OF The drawn numbers,
and ,hon. two, the Cd and Sd, or The ed
md Alb. will zach be entitled to prize OF
50 dollars those having any other two OF
the drawn numbers Oh, will each be eLti-
lied to prizes OF rs dollars and all those
with any Onr OF the drawn numbers on,
(being 1900. will each be entitled 10
prize of s dollars.
No ticket, which shall have drswn
prize OF a superior denomination, LaD be
emitted to al inferior prize.
Prizes payable 80 days after the draw
ing. and subject, as usual, to deduction
OF 5 per cent. p.
The manager is desrous to complete
The raising of The money authorised by
law for The Quah,Ico Canal as speedily as
possible, and trusts be will be aided IN the
accomplishment Of this object by gene
rous community The amount Tor which
be has gwen security, together with the
responsibility OF hi. sure'ies,. are such, that
adventures may feel the utmost safety as
to the punctuaI payment oil the prizes.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-01
Jsmaica Rum,

II puncheons old Alb proof. Landing
from schr Exchange. For sale by
ian WIN FONLt ST