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Foreign News
October 17, 1829
Constitutional Whig
Richmond, Virginia
What is this article about?
The ship Polly Ho arrived from Liverpool after 36 days, bringing news five days later than the Birmingham. It sailed on the 13th amid wet weather following fine conditions that allowed an average crop harvest. No news from the seat of war.
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Later news at hand.--The Steamboat Virginia, which arrived last night from Norfolk, passed in Hampton Roads, the Ship Polly Ho, in 36 days from Liverpool. She brings news about five days later than the Birmingham, which we hope to get in time to present to our readers on Monday morning. P. S. We have seen a gentleman who came passenger in the Polly Ho, and learn from him that she sailed on the 13th. The weather was wet at the time of sailing, and had been for a day or two: but 10 days previous fine weather had enabled the farmers to get the crop in, which was considered an average one. There was no news from the seat of war.
What sub-type of article is it?
Trade Or Commerce
Economic
What keywords are associated?
Liverpool Ship Arrival
English Weather
Crop Harvest
No War News
Where did it happen?
Liverpool
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Liverpool
Event Date
Sailed On The 13th
Event Details
The Ship Polly Ho arrived in 36 days from Liverpool, bringing later news. She sailed on the 13th in wet weather after fine conditions allowed farmers to harvest an average crop. No news from the seat of war.