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power, intended a. control on Il. sx....
tive power, had long been difpemtd 49,
10 that The government ended in ahf,,'.'
monarchy. The parliament of p,r;s
which was only court Of iuhiesuods,.
color Of oppoling royal prerogative hal
often attempted to become, and affected -
coniider itfelf as the guardian of the oeo
pie and OF representing the itates genera.
but all their efforts againlt the royal Dow
e. only terminated 10 IFS more f N e},b
lilhmcnt, until the lait effort, which oys,
turned il entirely.
The Preach are violent, quick, pener-
Gus, and enthuiiatic; but cold deIlbera
ton, fenfc OF jufice, and an a,ten,;y.
regard 10 alaxlms Of prudence are pece0,rv
10 either republican or mixed eov,rr
ment. In I'll the ademblies of the aa,os
general, previous to 1889, the impat eoce
OF fome, and the enthulalm of Others, ena
bled the court to triumph. IN the laa
meeting, when the current of public OBI
Mon fet in another direction, it was with
violence that nothing could reGa. and
the monarchy was fpeed'ly fwept awav.
together with every in9itution attached
70 it.
The power of the many was the fra
fubfitute for the power of the few /: but
this is defpotifn in which there is no
jualce, no fafety, no protection, which
has in all times been lhort-lived, and in.
dividual tyrants have aarled up and 90.
verned IN lis name.
Several fuch have governed in France,
with great ieverlty until at lat a &c.
neral of uncommon perfonal merit and
abilities, has ventured to ameliorate the
fate of the people, and to govern with
mildneis add moderation. How it will be
when the courle of events puts the reins
| of government into feeblsr hands, is very
! uncertain; bur it /; to be hoped, for the
I fake of humanity, that experience will
reach moderation, & moderation fet bounds
i
tor enthuilattn.
Extent In iquare miles, 10000
| Number OF inhabitants, 2o'ooo,ooo
| Number Of perfons to fq1are
mile, ia
Extent in Englifh acres, 95,ooo,ooo
Number CT acres OF land to
! one perion, 3z-3
Revenue in pounds iterling, 100000
Public debts, z5o,ooo,ooo
Land forces IN time OF peace, $4,000
| Do. IN time OF war, 100000
Number OF ieamen IN time OF
| peace $1,000
| Do. in time OF war 10000
Ships otthe line Is
| Frigates, Hoops, &c. IS5
Leagues of fea coat 40
Nuaber Of inhabitants IN the
! capital $50, 300
| Number of cultivated acres $1,000, 300
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From Platair's StatJqieal B,<viayy.
STATISTICAL ACCOUNT
FRANCE
Before the Revolution.

Originally. the freeH nation in Europe.
France gradually fufered IFS Liberties to
be AFFORDED in royal prerogative, and the
fates general, a conasational legislative
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4g)iesr ID f5e E%amfeey sf Ss5f a, eoasi4geq Jls,
an iuK.J

ny +o' ~ '7f J1%@".'Hp = oGf.4, reAsia5sH fi1s
Az iaR.J
Thus far the writsf in Mr.Rind'sF e3eraI.r.
We do not affirm that This is the exact Ia.
S''2gc, IL which Mr.. Jeiferfon advanced his
iesence- But, as t. his corretUohdence V;t3
nc, the circumstances fnall BE- 70 diflin<4lv
rePearcd, that they cannot he u.iitakcn. ana
10 correctly, hat, they cannot be coae,adi5 fsd.
The defence aicribed 70 Mr.. TeHerf3n, j. fbe
only one which lie could have adopted, wifi,
ya'ugc Of piauiibillity pa,cs and circurnfs9css
arc confoandcd. When 4 perl3n * deGgoo.
OF denying truth, r21fufgH is his onward Il.
evit2blc relource. Il, in the commencement
OF tDis newspaper campaign, had fully. al
though bneHj, related What had pat between
t1@ proficient and uy;eif bis be,glrcted deeen.
ders you'd have .aYec themlelves and Air,
from the Inconvenience of many wret~lnd
INTAKES, that bave njled the pages oftbe cor
ending parties with Jaifappfeheniiop, ,o;.b
he,ion, and icurriIitv
Some months AFTER / frt came to VitciD;a
( wrote jetles 70 Mr. IcFsrior n We
therein reprefented that I ives cop,ogef-i.
fired ~ PoAhcal 5parfors; that, with foru,,
exceptions, the cooduct Of the republican nar.
~ towards ms had been forbid, uncrateful.
ard perhd'2us5 chat ] was worried with con
tending FOR horcR principles, when found
that The Partizans who fpouicj tfsn3 were Z,
generally undeicrvingo oil sruf therefa-o.
iignlhcd my eafHelt with to have done with
the tory hgnihed, that rag relations we're,
Tor the preicnI, iutabIv provided Tor; that
bad nobody 70 care for but myielf: and fbs.
very fiuali matter would fzljsfy nv per(oraj
wants iPec,hed 70 MIR jefsr{on two J;f-
teren' modes Of fu5iitencc, in which could
earn nvbrcad. and wherein egreltea s-as w.
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I9d2iC's
TOLL BRIDGE

- "a, K, .s,,ss
= completely end permanently fnifaed;
is fGrni!hed with good arong, ard f,bGanrial
Eand~Rajls; and will, We Z iaortly, be fup-
piled with Lamps, from one end to the other,
10 that pa6engers nay pats it by Day,or by
Night, with the utmoh fafety, aud mott an
bounded confidence.
When the vaft magn tude of this underta-
King by a Jingle individual, the chimcrical
light IN vvhIchit was originally viewed by III,
whole community; the immenie fun which
1T has cot the great Icugth of time Ga period
Of no LET'S than ~ years. which it has taken
70 bring il 70 is prefcnt fate of perfection !;
hut above all, the importance OF it to thoie who
travel north OF fouth, and particularly to the
whole country louth of James River, in bring
ing their produce TO market, and comingto the
feat Of government, are coniidercd, a confident
hope and belief is entertained that it will meet
with, and always receive, universal patronage
and iuppoTt; executive ofthe(e conhdeyations,
ECONOMY idelf points out this 70 be
the CHEAPEST, land iurely it is the NOT
AGREEAELG) mode Of crofing the river; for
che very lrall difference in The expcnce oe
going by any other conveyance, bears no pro-
portion to the certainly, hfcty, and expedition,
which this excellent and ufcful bridge affords.
SAMUEL JONES.
RicENena, Pfrci1le, SgBf. sir 1902
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TO BE SOLD,
nor RgADy MONEY


E1URSU ANT 10. a decree of the Federal
Circlit Court of the United States, for the
Diitrlct Of Virginia, in fuit between the
executors of Hanbury s,plaintifss and che rrul-
tees of gen. Melton, and others, defendane ;,
a tract Of of Land in ttccountyof Prince Will
lians, on the waters Of Bull Run, containing
22o acres, now in the occupation of Mrs
Gwynn; or 70 much thereof as vii! be fulfil
cient to railc tie fun of 259 with interea
thereon from Octobcr I7g1. and the COTS s.
expenses of this lale, which will take place
IT Gadtby tavern, in the town OF Alexandria,
on Saturday, the fixth OF November next.
They above tratt of land was pupchafed by
Peyton GwynD, deceafed undei The faid de-
cree, and the pulchaie money not being wholly
paid, is agar to os fold for the fatisfa6tion
thereof, in conformity to fad decree, and terms
OF original ialc.
D. NJ. RANDOLPH
Late Martial, v =.
Riehmanl, Ssyat 1873 1852, uI5.l
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DAVID LAWRENCE

7 A!ELY from Penafylvania, has iua
commenced iiuinets ~ his own account
IN Manchetter, at tE.e ensraacc of rhe town,
where he carries ON all br4rchcs OF Wheel
Wright bufineis, in the chcaPai. aud ulolf an
proved manner, and IS web iuppI:cJ with ex~
celleae feaioned timber
Wagons and Plouehs he makes O. rspairs
after the genuine confirmation, ana Inc tateli
Improvements. He aAo carries on, the
SYritilerv "a al issfs,ar:5sss Isga.. IS ).
catEery,5 and win thankfully and faitbfaily
iervc with diipatch thoie who Will obiia9 him
p1Fh Their caftor, He expects daily com
plete MATER cutler, who VIII make all kinds
Of edge tools juitable and commonly in ale in
this country, and warrant them good.
M4mtdstffr. SsPt.6tb, 1909
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Docfcr Aad,esUs's SpEcIr1c Lor1oN
FOR THE FACE

This Medicines fafe, certain, and fpeedy
cure tor PimPes, blotcheS, fyeckles, fun burfs,
thingles, r.g1tg5-1varr s, and al crpqtions and
hunoars Of the tace and Ria,
----=
a% a general catalogue Of Vim. Prich
ARDS itook of books and ifationsly to l,e bad
gratis at the above lore where TIE literary
articles, &c. therein coaraiped, as well rs thofe
that monthly accumulate, mall be offered 10
ms fellow citizens and Others on equally
moderate terms, the lanie as can be pdrcnafe6
III any of Tie northern cities
Teachers at G:lrinaries Of learning, and
connty ttorc-keepers who buy by wholelale
HALL have liberal dilcount.
Risbasoa4, -z4gyg 3of5. 1909. r6f-J
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MEMBER CT THE coNNRerIcpr MED1cAL
SOCIETY.
. I heir good effects ard virtues are. partiet-
larly defcribea in the bin of directions, given
with each hzg, and are 700 well known to
md Iritfessiis demand from ail arts Of tt,s
United St99es and Wei :ndies, is FIRE proof
Of their hyperion merits above ali Others. no
family ihcnld be q day without them; and if
aled once in 8 or 10 days which vii ccca-
lion 70 interruption in buiinets) will prefervc
-tsasih, and remove tle cauie5 Of rlolf com
plants which occur.
The ela0s I'ii2s ere jar Sale
By WM. PRICIfARD.
P,S. Purchafcrs mutt be particuIa. TO ak
for Lce'5 Neeo Loudon Bi{ioas Pil5,'' or
they will liable 10 be mii}akeni IN procuring
the true Genuine Patent Pills.
Hg6 FIR lafr as 065ge,
ARomATIc FAsTE FOR TEETH g Guns.
Rie5mora, AggnR 30fb, 1909. f6.}
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DOCTOR LEES
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IN TEREST
@s* To rs4roof Pre@5Psftion, Is ca,iag the
Di(faje

4 7 this feafon OF thc year, when croudcd
cities, ard irregular, and various rhodes
OF iivng, conltlyutc an alrnoh uniyer.al pre-
oiippht:on 70 bilious, inAammatory, yellow,
and r1altghailt fevers, it would greatly niti-
gate the prevalence OF cpidetnical or po!adic
raieS OF foyef, Il the citizens would generally
attend 20 tfSir healths, by the frequent ufc Of
mfld piiious purgatiyes, and avoid all thole
clFcun1ttancS.s which excite . prcdifpofed
'la5if mo general difeaie, tuch IS lntetnpe-
rate deb9ach, exceflive fatigue, exPofure to
alternate heats and colds, &c. Accordingly,
the belt medicines ever yet dilcovercd, &c
aaiwer the above. indications, an! 70 remove
the hfh ttages offevers,aS has been experienced
'or four years pa& in al the various cities and
towns inthc United States, where yellow md
other fevers have prevailed, is found to be
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LOST.
On S4far1ay canning, tbe rItb 0f t6is I4ansB,
6st9Veen Niles Selaen'5 and Risbmoad, tbrss
PATENTS FOR T.ANTT1
III Ksnfnckr:

IN Kentaeky;
TWO for 1000 acres each, and Que for 823
sd do. fgned by the governor Of K.en-
lucky, and TWO DEEDS, one executed
~ Henry Crogan, to Wilton Boufi, for 900
2-3ds acres, and the other un-executed, TO-
gethef with lii of the iame.7 AS the above
patents cannot be of (cryice to any one but
the owner, taey fall be Handsomely reward
ed, by delivering them to Meirs. Pickett,
Pollard, and JohnRon, or William Wifebaa,,
+ Richmond
Srbt- 5tb, 802
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THE SUBSCRl BERS
III oJBOLE IEER0
TO THE
Reul/ed C0lle,

Now publifhing by Meirs PLgns Anrs and
FACE, arc RESPECTFULLY informed, ,f.at he
printing pare Of The work VIII be fnifhed ~
o6tobeeF'--- Several profeiIional eenden,cn
nave already lent orders TO have their copies
interviewed with blank paber, for the purnofes
Of annotarion; the charge attendina Ibis ad
dition to the book viii be moderate, triac
compared 20 the convenience. Should any
other gentlemen with % ayail tbcmtelves Of
il, liiie, poit paid, addredcd to the flbfcr.bcr
who IS 70 have 'be bindas Of The work, viii
PC i1aa'''a:.y received and punda4lly attended,
JOHN pUMFREY
P'e5moa@, hQsaG -, 1902.
N. 3. A General aGoHrcn5 oe gTNJJ-
oNARY ard BLANK BOOKS, kept con-
irant'y on hard
- BOOK BINDING, in II IFS van
oos branches, executed " tie srot appr"ec
fH@nnfy, and wtin the arcateA difpasch.
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r He celebrity and great efficacy of this
Medicine is generally 700 wei 6aowD 10
require 4 lengthy deicripton Of is virtues !;
it itands uarivallsd as 4 foyefign relief in ali
delicate, weakly and relaxed conai-rtions,
-owncls of }pirits, bypochondria, horrors
trcmblings, weakness Of fight, lois of rnemorv,
impaired vigcur, nervous con(umptions. ard
rhe durlberlei5 tymptoms ofmpaircd and tot
terlng contributions, wbeyhcy ariino from 2
lie Of Inactivity, inteu1perance, or ir14tlention
70 health; it cheers, braces, and inyigorares
the whole nervous fytten, and gives new tone
70 al the vital functions, OF which number
lefa initanccs can be youchcd.
Dotfor Sol0moA's ANTG-I MPErJGrvr
3 not excellent and fure remedy Tor land
and lea icurvy, rheumatic govt, ulcers, fore
legs, aad all fcrophGious eruption. Great ard
various are the jritancss of the healing ,ir
tues OF this fpecific, in ali 6iforders originating
in an impure li1,c Of Che blood.
Darn S.toa5s's GUIDE 10 HFALTa.
ADVICE TO B5rE 3ExEs.--Pril, a1e d22yzy.
This work, IN coocife manner, recon-
Eien6s t6e NOT h5npc and eficacious remedies
with a proper mode Of treatment for the
ait7ma, los OF appetite, barrarrs(s, bilious
con plants, contumptor, female JlCsales, &c
6-c.--
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M0RE hBOUT
COUNTY % AMETIA.

Al tbel aifeleGfion for electors, 70 ch,ife re
PRECEDENT and vice prstident of the Unitea
States, CAD repR6lifaai1z prevailed 70 fuci,
degree II. this county, that every freeholder
was'conlpeiled tovorc for the ieRerfon ticke..
except a'e. He chole 10 exercif;s his otvs
sree viii, and voted Tor be adam; cicksr
In confequence Of this, foae Of the rood re-
ruhllcans offered puglonai violence 10 him
After an art Of this fort, Il was certainly ne
ceitary tnat GILES, or ioneh5ly Gle, I,oliia
cTerciie authority oyeg Efen5. IF Giles can
contr'ye 20 keep tae:3y in or3-r at fHe ne5t
election, ic IS ezsf q taat tlefe yyili be Z
9Ieat many votes Although the
adaptation OF kIs.Sss eannot BE juf.tiei in ar
g%Fneat, yet il is .toped ,isat he VII he abs r.
e'tEarnlitiatc ~ "a .t~fS2 irte. r,,,r 49,
per -, Ga PIE a I'm, as : ,..,iof. ~,
give his 1lotttu5ehteAl }pbjecfs fun d5r.5e.tf
fUs1'sF Of jadging between d-snoc5atic Ger.
t.oUtnsfs, and sogcIeignty.
VIZ have been a1sced whether the Req a.F
ctrcalatcs n Ncreh Caroiina--CJut a,5,yer
i, that tlere IS litti, or no slecelli ID. r.
] he good lcnEa and inoeqenuence Of Mr
Hod2e,the editor of the f{aliiiax parer. nfye5s
is we'll. He makes very oopio9s .eatra5fs.
which the Caroina people may rsad, sad Ell.
the1 applaud or cond2nla as they plea{s. IF
however, any pe1fon IN NortbC 1aroiina want
III. Recorder, be nay pay his money 10
Mr. t3"age, and the paper ll1all be fcnt on.
We have Some few llbfe7bers in North Ca
rolna.
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viii DC required, 20 bear intcref rom the
day q lie, jfnot qunSualiy paid
r. NICOLSON, !
a, NICOLSON, J -sS"'0's'
Rlebmss2. Ser. i5t5, 1902, fsfJ
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PLATINA.

Several hundred pounds Of that rare and
peculiar production Of the Weitern hemii-
phere, the Metal called Piaiina, have
been lately imported INFO New York from
South America. If the Geographer Gen
raj wilhes to procure Piatioa tor the tpe-
columns of his rejecting Telefcep,s;--it
the Director of the Mint defres TO OBTAIN
lome of it for Crucibles and Melting pats;
if Colleges want fpecimens for their CAbl-
nets OF Mineralogy, if private Gentlemen
are anxious to have indefru6tibie ap.2ara-
rus for their laboratories; or, the Co.
yernment of the State or the Nation are
deGrous of providing the mott permanent
and unalterable materials for handsrd
weights, and for meafares ofcapaciry and
length; there is now fine opportunity
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FRENCH NEGROES!

ExtrAa ga letter fran ,sIbeAa6hs gen
iAem41 IN Cesrgetoqu IS. c. 10 a
mxrebaat IN Nezv- York dated tb< roth
inf.
!" Three French trigates left the Hook
the day We did, ard we have jua heard Of
their landing their negroes on Long Bay.
We ale all iummoned TO turn our with the
different companies, ard the orders are
not to take a Jingle negro, but thoot them
all we are informed they have landed a.
bout 1000; by Tomorrow morning there
will be folders enough at the place TO PEE
vent any more landing If they get feat
tered among our negroeslt will be dread
tul thing"
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LITERARY
From a London paper of Sept. d

From London paper Of Sept. 4
10 the prefs, ard on the 10th. of Sept
lsill be publilhed in elegan, volumes
40 Ptice Il. IS. in boards, accompani-
ed by upwards Of one hundred large
plares, conilfing Of views taken in Upper
and Lower Egypt, Of Representations Of
Antiquities and Eiieroglyphycks Of OBJ
jects IN Natural Hifory, OF manners and
cuiionls, &c. ensravci BY eminent Artitts,
and Fac iimilies of the Original TRAVELS
in UPPER and LOWER EGYPT, in con,pa-
ny with leveral Dlyillons OF the French
army, during the campaigns Of General
Bonaparse in that country. Pubiiihed
under Tie immediate patronage Of the
Chief Conful, by VlvANr DEMON, one
OF The Artias who accompanied the Exte-
d;tion. Translated from the original by
4rtbay .4ibv.
The original French edition Of this
Work is pubillhed In Paris at the price of
lo guineas Eighth money, and the Co.
pies are iold IT. London at Z guineas.
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ry, Seaman, for N. York, The brig
Independence failed S days before for this
port. Left there fhips Sophia, Of Phila-
delphia, to fail in 10 days; Mermaid,
OF B,lton, and feveral others, names NOT
recolIeeed. LET, at New dep, fhip
belonging to Mfr. Wright of this city.
Sept. IS, in lat. IS, 20, long. IS, 81
fpoke fhip Amaerdam Packet, OFT IS
days from Bordeaux, bound to philaaei-
phia.
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Left brig Dolly, Rof, Of pli'ad. bound
to the Southwsrd. The Eliza, Bunker
of Nantucket. Left St. GATHERINGS on the
10th of Augut, on a falling expedition,
having put III there for a new tore matt.
- The Diana, On Ter paGage. !roke the
following sefels, VIZ :-sepien'ber II,
brig Matia, from BUaol for Barbados,
who informed that they had recently ipcE-
en- the fhip Monticello, of ard from Phi
ladclphia, Tor Bengal, all well. October
6, came mp with, and boarded the flip
j<afe, tlawley, of Philadelphia, from the
Eaitwsrd of the Cape OF Good Hope, all
well j; being then in s., 10, lat. Il, IS,
OUT I6S days. Lat. IS, long. s., board
ed the fchr. Matilda, OF and from Provi-
dtnceior Ba.Yadocs, out o days, Mr.. b.
Munro, fuperearso, ali well.
g Below alii, a number Ct inward
bound yeaels, amonet them are the brig
Juno, from Cadiz and the ichr. Fair Ira
der, from the Wet Indies"
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Of getting Platina for the purpofe. This
notice is written by friend Of domettic
Improvements as opportunities for pur-
chahng this material in fuch quantity do
NOT often occur.
IN. r. DGi. Alv.J
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BENNETT & WATTS,

ID - ~
Haq,e mported in the FfAeiyJrom LiVf'-
pal, general Ag5rfment ot
Wooden Goods & Hardware,
Ga. Sd. Iol. ia. and zod. Nails.
Tbxy haze an band,
White and brown Ruiiia Sheeting,
Diapers,
White and brown Ticklenburgs and
Oznahurss,
Twilled Sackings,
German fulled Hole and Gloves,
Turkey red Cotton,
Mamoody's, Sannas, Guyrahs, and a
variety Of INDIA GOODS, all which,
they offer for iale on the uiual terms.
OstobeI II, eodsw
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N O T | c E.

SOME circumstances have turned ~
which will make it u2neceilary for me to
fell the Property which | advertlied Oh
the 18th it viii not, therefore, be Offer
ed. was a'sting in this budncfs as agent
for another Perion, in whom i, is vetteo.
CLEON MOORE.
OF. 80. sgt
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OF. go.
I1ANNEY 81 PATTON,

JAIME I 60 IA ON,
R4vs iye reesived BY The Jf6'r Harm09y,
CAPT. Crabtyre, Jrom Pre- Rico,
20 hhds. & $50 barrels frlt
qaallty Mulcovado Sugars,
EJ6, on Hand,
MolaGes, in hIlds.
Grenada and Jamaica Rum, in hhds.
and barrels,
Catalonia Wine,
n. England Rum, in hhds. & barrels,
Souchong Tea, of a hyperion quality,
Blown and Cattle Soap,
Mould and dipt Candles,
Cogniac Brandy,
Fine and coarle Salt,
Men and women's Shoes,
Queens Ware in crates, aHorted,
With complete ahortment OF n. Eng
land and Ru1ia CORDAGE; EAT India
and Ruiia Goods
Il L S @,
70 Eihds. Berbice Coffee,
40 do. I'd quality Sugar.
Oct go. q
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aleranor.a ssopertlser.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 80.
IMPORTANT EXTRACT

Of a letter fr0m a reIpedable Hoelr IN
Losasa, TO a C2rrslpo1denf II Bshon.
" Agreeably to your reqnet, we have
enquirsd as to the manner in which the
Trsaty Cou.n,!i1ioncgs will iilue lhrir
awards in favor Of the American claim
ans. Their rule is, ard will be, to iGue
their awards in favor of til National a
gent, MIR. George W. Ewing, in all cafes
where the claimants are not rePrsien;ed by
ipecial agent, WIKI fell powers to receive
The iums which may be awarded to them
aot when fuch lpccial agents appear, the
awards arc thcn made out in their names,
for the uil of the claimants they repre-
ient.
" This iuformaticn is important, and
ought to be communicated TO the Amen
can claimants, who have not yet appoint
ed any fpecial agent. Mfr. Samuel Will
liams, late American Coniui here, ana
Mr.. Samuel Cabot, have powers from ma
NJ Of your claimants. They are, and
may be fuliy conhded in, to apply "hai
.hey may receive agFeeabIy 10 orders bur
we know nothing OF M. Ewing cha
fa:tter for folidi'y and funttualiEy nor
d we fad any one who DOES koow him.
By appointing fpecidI agents, who are
known to be llie ana pontiual, the claim
ants will avoid f.nc riik perhaps, and
will certainly fave the intcrelf OF their
money for iome months, by having ii ap-
piled to the ufe directed, as loon as it .L4l
be received
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A letter from an American gentleman
at Dunkirk, dated July II, 1902, iays,
g My affairs in this country are NOT
wound up yer. My claims, like the re}
of Americans, remain unattended TO. All
exertions of Mr.. LIVINGSTON ieem TO
have no effect; at leaf they produce no.
thing apparent. We are thought very
little of, Can allure you; and | am fear
fal, when once Louiiana Is taken poileili-
on Of, long time Will NOT elapie before
our tranquility is diGurbed.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-30
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

On thuriday laa The votes OF tie tree
men of the tate of Connecticut, for mem.
bers to repreient them in the eighth Con-
grefs of the United States, were counted.
The following gentlemen are choien by
the number Oh votes, annexed t. tari rel,