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ABI(AH JONES.
FRoM THE FEDERAL Spy.
TO FARMERS.

rs much has beeniaid of the utility Of
udng Platter Paris ;-at the requett OF a
respectable gentleman, I have made ufe
of it on two acres of land, for five years,
without any other mature. Early in the
fpring Of 797, | flowed down two acres
of ground, OF loomy foil oats and clio
yer, and put three bufhels Of Platter to an
acre in the funuler [ had a large crop
Of cats. Early in the fpring Of 1898, 1
put three bullels OF Platter on an acre, on
the fame land the crop this feafoa was
very great, far exceeding my expetfa-
tons. Early in the fpring of 1899, put
three bufhels Of Platter TO an acre On the
fame land I had as large cror as the
feafon before, befdes crop Of rowing.
After | had taken the crop Of rowing off,
| plowed it, mp, was CAREFUL 10 have it all
turned over, then took large harrow
and two corn hsrroWs, at the end Of the
large enc, and narrowed all day on two
acres. ! then flowed two bufhels Of w,1eai
on the two acres and narrowed all day on
The fame piece. Early in the firing 1900,
/ put three bufhsls of Platter to an acre
o. the fame ground, and flowed Clover
and Heards Grais feed, wish the PIsaer.
] thfeihed ny wheat early in The fall,
and hadupwards Of twenty three bufhels
TO an acre, which J fold at two dollars
per bullel the money I received for the
wheat more than paid all the expenle, and
what gave for the land. Early in the
SpringsISo1, put three -baiheIs Of Plat
ter TO an acre, and the crop was great /
had FIVE tons Of clover and herds erais off
the two acres. | have made uie Of the
platter for eight or nine years, and ] find
it anfwers far better than | expcaed.-
The land uied the Platter on, has been
under Improvement raore than one huRdred
years.
DANIEL LOMBARD.
Springfield, Dec. II, 1901.
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From Tie Nezy Brag/zVick Aa'usrijSs,.

Being poor man, I felt mylelf much
interelled in the meafures of the general
government with refpea to the internal
taxes. Some of thofe taxes, men in low
circumstances have not complained Of, as
they fell excluhvely on thofe who are able
to pay them. l therefore expected that the
heavy duties on brown fugar, bohea tea
ani fait, would have been leaeEed, and
fome of the internal taxes continped.-
But judge Of my furprile, fir, when ] read
in the newfpaper, that the democrats, the
party to which profeaed to belong, were
bent to abolilh unfortunately all the In
ternal taxes. Their conduit in this buff
nels has completely opened my eyes. All
their projections Of regard for tie poor,
am now led to believe, end in blind O.
bedience to whatever the great man of
Virginia Jays mue be done.
During the debate on the propriety Of
repeating the internal taxes, I cherihcd
the hope that fome of our Jerfey reprefen-
tatives would have confdered the hard
fhips of the poor in this fate, but I have
been much disappointed. Elmer & South
ard have fpoken as much as their fender
talents would allow; but what they have
faid was 70 diicordant with the fact, that
am determined never to give them my
vote again.
Mr.. Southland faid in congrefs, {. tia
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Windfor chairs are generally owned by
people in this fate that are very poor.
This is certainly not true. ] appeal to the
great body of poor people, to lay, whe.
Their one in fifty of them own Windior
chair. AS far as my knowledge exteads
they do not-and were rhe very poor OF
New Ieriey collected together, Mr.. South
ard would not dare to make the above
anertion in their prefence.
But Mr.. Elmer to help forward the
matter, has faid, that fugar and tea are
not the neceHaries Of life. II is not my
buGnefs to determine what will merely
fupport life, or what kind of food is mott
conducive to health. That however, IS
held to be .neceGary of life, which forms
part Of the daily food Of people. And
are not fugar and tes ufed by poor people
generally Do they not coa1poie part ct
our diet every day Have we not from
our infancy been brought uPin the uie OF
them
DuL 1S1ls Il1lCi ltiAuuatSs1 tll"L IA s.'~
tax on brown iugar and bohea teas falls
heavy on poor people, they may find q
good fubltitute. So then, poor people are
to be taxed out Of their fugar and tea.
In this way a mark of ignominy is to be
fixed upon them, they are to have con-
fant feeling Of their degradation. Great
folks ii feens may ride in their coaches
and pay notax for them, while we becaWe
we are poor, mutt for every mouthful OF
iugar, tea, aud ialt, pay an enormous duty.
IF this is the road democrats travel, III
aep ont OF it.
ABI)AH JONES.
An eminent writer on general policy
Jays {" many things from being articles Of
high living, have afterwards come TO be
generally conddered as neceaalies, as tea
is at prefens."
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from lllDOns
Capt. Eayrr, from Lifbon, who failed
March II, informs, tina, on that day a
Britilh- packet arrived from London, and
brought reportof the renewal of hofili-
ties between Great Britain and France,
which was generally believed at Liibon.
A French feet had been feen, which was
fcppofed to be bound to the Mediterranean,
and foon afterwards Briiiih feet proceed
ing to reconnoitre the former.
By capt. Manfon, alto from Liibon, and
who failed in co. with capt. Eayrs, we
learn further, that the packet which ar
rived there from London, had a pailage
of four days; that fhe brought informa-
ton that the Britilh government, irritat-
ed by the tardinefs which had been dif-
covered with rcfpea to completing the de-
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fn:tlve treaty, ana the view, =,
been beer, dllcloled at Amiens, had o sa!S
iinal terms and declared Their s d.,' u
ton TO recommends <: hoaiIitiss, i; gIs5I;taa
not complied with in fpccidsdh , NEW,
sgreeaoly to the ufual praaii, r naS d
circumstances n orders had been f l... g
the Britith naval commando. ,sa' II
themlelves in readiness to ren.~ 4 %
and iquadrons had been alrea5y I a:
to important tfations that the o, ali't
(3o fail Of the line) failed March I'e !. = !
the ca& of France and on 9th E, 81
the line took in provitions and DIS, @'
from Torbay, with fealed order, s'P'i y
IL hours notice ; to the weRws,5 :. $'i
Wel}ern lies, capt. Manfon tell n w.t. s!S
Rritilh line of battle ihips, which W., ~:
their corgle to avoid being fpoken ' u,
which were iuppoled to be The IS, n =
that failed from Torbay. Tn. 'r Gii;,
officers at Li!bon were inhighlpirjt, ~.
fdent of freh buiineis in the line d \ 4,
protection. The Lcnion papers re,e;,. r..
at Lilbon contained accounts Of tn !,
prifonment Of General MaGcna, sDih,
other dlfinsullhed officers in France,
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NEW YORK, April 20.

tss Meyor'. Carr Of this city, m@,
teraths gTt5e Bankrupt SIftmdLE
United States, is The fye CIT The Jlbm I
II qviH5s j0ana efeogfdefqM mm T
tasee to tbseommereial community, qsblI
|. iafe,1f, ars i1timateJ 06taI5hI
e0nfraGj5a, end adJaditafiom Of tIsaI
ffut and free Of this Statate. THAI
cjfoa, qge uaf.yfqad has been a:,4t,I
IN.
NEW YORK MAYORS o0UaTl
Waddiegtu and Agcbmvo!e, THnm
A6Egre<s Of M'Crsa@J, 7 aaion
Verlat Muris. IDNf
brought by the Adignees of a Bankut
to recover the value Of certain Goods, III
livered to the Defendant, in fati,haia|
Of a JEFF debt, under the following d'
culn2ances.
Thet Bankrupt finding his affairs dets |
rate, On the 18th Augua, being Saturday |
fnfered his note to be protected, and VA
denied 10 clerk of the creditor, VII
came to demand paymcnt-and ahef
forwards confeGed, Purpofely toavoidh'
ing hi: creditors or his agent. On a
zqth, Sunday, he delivered parcels Of By
goods to creditor (who found him tli'
ing an invoice of his fock) in fatl'tadla
CT his debt-and on the fame day, thtd'
PENDANT (alio bona fde creditor, for r. no
ney lent to the amount of 100 doln
called on him, and requefed that he T'l.
deliver goods in fasisfattion CT his d;51
which after heGtation was agreed TO 7
the Bankrupt, vino fad that, as he eoa,l
not 90 on, the defendant might tsSe go'H
in payment, add thereupon deIiyete1 no
goods TO the amount Of z64 la-l0o DOL
lars, in order, as was expreGed at tn: t1',
to cover by this excef any Lois on in' IA:
Of the goods at auction. The deien'@
did not at the time of receiving the S'''
threatca any proiecu'ion for his debt /,
On Monday, tie 3oth, Commdlo o.. "
Bankruptcy was fued, Plaintiffs were 3I Il
wards duly appointed Aillgnees' and o''
maaa made Ct the goods. 49,,
On this cafe, the following qastt' y,
are RATED for the determination o. ~
court: LIB Il
n. We. the denial to the eek ~ !"
the creditor on the 18th, an Act Of JAM
rup,ey? /. c,,i
to the defendant, veif any pf0P'9 .
him? h,o1
The opinion oftbc cour! on a the ,:,slf
point, will render minute lnyeN'S1''b ,la
the hra unnecel,ary; bnt as II I.. h.
RATED, we will notice the difference end,
tween our Aatute, and thoie OF hnS'A@'
on This point =, rcolls
This Act OF Bankruptcy by the h .,5r.,
fatute, is defcgibed fmpiy by nc ~, w. Of
i" beginning 10 keep his or hef ~, fU',' Ia.
otherwi(e 10 sbfent him or herteli "a
I. 115. and the courts have e0', ~ deay
denial TO creditor with intent % J E,sp
or defraud, to be "beglnnlns Opt
his orh her houfe," under the italu'' ,,f.d By
Aet however, adds to the Wo!o' 30
the Englifh aatute, the quaiiflca III [].rsl
that he or fhe cannot be takeIi - inpg
with process" which would 'ee cnac ,g, bad
a necelnty Of lhewing, that Pfo ,od to ~ ),
really been fued out, and at'e"P''D
leryed. rho crest.
I'D. The fecond point is one o. a 1"s 5Secii6.
eft conlequence to commerce &. he ST,
on of it will determine no" 10. tsyora5l,
TEN Of Bankruptcy is to have ."
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GoltgrefS If TIE 0dntten @tate5.


pekate on tbe bill reeeiived fran tbe Senate
entitled /" IN Al7 to repeal certain ads
sslpel7mg TIE orgaaizatiou Of the carts
sftbs q. Stafes.''
(Mr. Rgfledge's S5eecb coufinged.
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The fehooner Dorchs:ter, Waite, hound
froca Frederiek iborg 10 this pofi, with a
cargo Of whea,, flour, and tobacco, hav-
-;ag been out three days, was driven aihorc
or Cape May about noon on the 9Th in
cant ana went to pieces immediately.
All,he crew were preferve', except one.
man, named Chas. Herring, belonging
10 Nlillekx county IN Virginia. Fhe
yehsli is totally las: and Of the csfgo
only "a barrels Of four and one had. TO-
oacco were fassli. The captain having
caagkr ieysre cold, and being dArge-
Toulg i'll, was leftat Cape May. One Of
the ieamen was brought to tbs port by
she schr. Volunteer: the remainder went
ION 10 Philadelphia.
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aIeranurta GDDertissr.
SATURDAY, DrcEnssR IS.
COMMUNICATIONS.
PRssIDENr's MEssAct EXAMINED.

PRssIDENr's MEssAct EXAMINED.
IN this mefagc "a, in all toe writings
Of Mr.. Jeferfonl we IT'LL find him puf
| flung his fsvoritc iyeem of eqaiyccasion,
1leaving his petitions fubjeti often entirely
10 conjecture; we muf however remark,
in contradiction TO she general sale, thai
in none of his obferva,ions IN regard 70
F<hgior, prsuilsaee and eeesssy, do We
lind carle to juitify his pretenGons TO eli
thcr. In refpea TO our beiag Assm5ar.
rel1d BY TOO much regulation, and onep-
refed by fifcal exattions,' we attribute
bore no the rhspfody ola diforsercd and
hfettled mind than to the deliberate and
aim confederation of one Whole duty il is
B prelent fair and ungsrsisd tiate Of the
zion t. their Legislature. Iindced II be
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From .5e Nerv York Cesar.
lTO u eontjaaea.l
IMPORTANT.

To the posis-neis Of Mr.. Rof, who
arrived here yeaerday in the brig Olivia,
from Cape Francois, We are indebted for
the following intcreaiag news from that
quarter.
That all tn. ports on the rorth fdc Of
the Iiland, except the Cape, had been G.
racuated BY the French troops, and Iha,
all the ports on the wei fde, except Port
al prince and ST. Marx. had ALTO been
evacuated, moft Of the French troops he
Ing concentrated at the Cape.
ThasN.he Cape was attacked sy tie
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. II.
Extraf az ls9s, fyom Nezv ior4, dated
&c. I3.

Efc. 3.
6 This morning arrived here the lch'r
Roebuck, capsaia Daw!on. in 81 days
from Gibraltar. Capt. Dawfon informs
Us, thar on the nth Of October great
buale took place on board the Enslifh
iqoadron at Gibraltar they were conti-
nually employed day snd night, taking in
prov:fons and water for a s months
cruizr. When complicated, they failed up
ito the ealt, with trong head wind, con-
fitting Of FIX Jas and bfis-thcir deai-
nation was unknown.
g When captain Dawion was coming.
out he met an Enslifh cot,e. with diff
patches for Gibraltar. There had not,
cartain D. informs Us, been convey given
TO American yeGsls for = weeks. That
two Swedih veilcIs had been taken off
! Cape Palos, the laR of September by q
Tripolitan cruizsrs. Thar on the eth
September the Tripolitans at Gibraltar,
applied 10 the Governor. Prince Edwasdl
for pcrmifinn to flop The frigats Adams
from leaving the port, which he refuied 10
do. and gave notice of 10 captain Camp
bell. who at s O'Clock, P. M. thss day,
eot his fsigate under way, and has fincc
continued cruiGng between Gibraltar and
Algefra.. That on the 10Th of October
che Tripolitans obtained a paGpor, from
tsc Emperor of Morocco which wa. Ign-
.cl By all the chriRian Coaiu!Sin his domi-
nious, in order TO ohtain releafe from
blockade Of the Tripolitan CRITTERS at Gil
raltar. They were preparing for Tea, and
il was expected thar they would not be
molefed by the American fGuadron, on
the ground that any hottie neafures on
the part Of the American fquadron, would
be a cauCe Of declaration of war againit
the United States BY the Emperor of Mo-
rocco.
That on the 18th of Oh. an Engliih
Cater of "A guns, blew up a, Gibraltar.
which was csuied by two boys csfslcisly
playing with candle, who unfortunately
neriihed. This information va, obtained
from an officer OF the lhip Molly, of Phi
ladelphia, condemned by the Spanifa Co.
sernment.
/" The Roebuck fpoke Dec. 5 fchoaner
Francis Nixon, days from Philadelphia,
FOR Jamaica. Left at Gihraltar, brig
Molly, of Marblehcad, for New York,
Snow Polly, Graves, Of Philadelphia, for
do. ichr. John, Birchmorc, Of Salem, wait
imp 70, convoy up the Srraights; brig
Nancies, Flemming, of n. York, for Ma
pies; brig syren, Patserfon, filled for
Ieghorn on the 18th inf. without con-
voy.
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ADAM L Y II n
Ha5 i'm reeeive9,
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF

HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
7eusl,y, plated, Tapaaed 8 faney
GOODS, # q. lyaf,Je'- qualiD, G2e q
he uewsN Pa.ie1N,,
CONSISTING or
Gold Lockets, Rings, Ear
Rings, Bracelets, Watch Keys, Seals; pearl
Rings, Bracelets, &c. plated Urps, Tea
POTS, Gators, Canalsaicks, &c. Japaned
Urns; Tea Trays and Bread Bskets
gilt Necklaces, Brooches, Bracelets, Watch
Keys, Seals, Chains, &c. Knives & folks,
Penkaiyes, Razors, Scifl4rs; Paints in
boxes; marking Types in boxes complete
Snuff Boxes; plated & feel Spurs gold
and flyer Epauletts; Lace Cord, Thread,
Span2lcs, Purls, FLYER Thimbles, Tooth
Picks s. Pencil Cafes, with number Of
other articles.
He hes aJs fer salt,
Watchmakers Materials, and
eiltaad common Watch Keys, by the
dozen, and Crucibles.
He manufactures, as uiual, all kinds OF
Cold and Silver Work, TO any pattern.
Nov, "a. dt3eotf.
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.IOFfIcIALl

Hi. Cahol;c Maj-ity's conful General, Che
Waller de Feranda. received 4 lev days ara eli
CHI information from he Go cDor oil St. Auqa,
ifine, that the porfs in 'h:t province arc cliei
asani. al!ncus eral yeGels-at III ianae time per.
hitting the ciizens Of the Udfcd sfs.e, to
trade in spIniits bottnms asse-Ab,e TO III: Y
al Order OF the 9Th June, 1898
Per ordaf, JUAN ofoUGaTOA.
New-ycrk, Dec. 8. 1907.
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French people Tie i.ngsefion Of this
fss.tineus on the hear, was vii.blc on every
couateaance throughout tic remainder OF
The evening"
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F 0 r S Il L z,
| valuable F A r M.

Z a valuable F a K NJ,
Within feven miles Of Alexandria, in q
high fate Of Improvement, both as 10 cul-
tivalion and buildings. Alto, that valu-
able corner Lot on which the Long Ordi-
nary food, and all the rial etate inAlex-
sndria, the property Of Henry M'Cue.
CLEON MOORE.
Dec .. eott
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n o T | c. E..

N q / l G /.
4 Ii perfons who have any claims on
~ FosrER ard May, or the SubfeFi.
Der, are requsaed to make then' knowa
immediately and thofe who are indebted
viii pleafe to calculate on being called
upon IL lew days.
JOHN FOSTER.
Dtc. 2. soiat .
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C O N G R E S S
OF THE UNITED STATES.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Friday, December II.

Mr.. Iohn C. Smith Chairman of the
committee of claims reported on the petit
ton OF Ioieph Ward s others, :" praying
,he payment Of certain bills of credit cali
ed ne1v sm;@Fou bills that the iaid COM
mittee concur in the report of the iecteta-
~ of the treaiury thereon, and are OF Cpl
Mon that the prayer thereof, ought not to
be granted.
Mr.. Dawfon renewed his motion which
was nsgativcd yeferday, shat the houie
refolye ilfelfinto committee ofthe whole
to take into confederation the Prehdent's
Mefage. Agreedto.
Mr.. John c. Smith in the Chair
Mr.. DAYTON then moved the following
reiolution
R</al0ea, 6 That 70 much of the Pre-
fdent's Menage as relates to the proiec-
tion of commerce & navigation, be refer
red 10 the committee of Commerce and
manufactures.
I" That part which relates to our f.
pances. 10 the committee of Ways and
Means
That which relates to our Indian.
neighbors &c. TO feleet committee.
ALTO, " that of navy yards and docks
TO feled committee
Mr.. Dennis. What related to CON-
rnerce particularly, including dacrlminat-
Jog and concentrating duties, might be
referred TO the committee OF commerce
and manufactures but thar part which
applied othe protection Of commerce, and
navigation, including the Mediterranean
srade. might with more propriety be re-
ferred TO felcei committee.
MIR. Nichollnn. The reioluiion jue
read is roo broad in its nature. |! refers
every thirg relating TO oursoemnerce to
The committee of commerce and manusac-
turcs-If they have all this TO do, they
cauno, execute the other necefsry bufneis
which viii come before them, during the
fefion.
Mr.. Grilwoli. I, muA be obvious 10
sh;s rommitsec, that il is much better TO
word the refolr,ioa in iueh manner, as to
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Low, Cor Boacn- Arrived ii Waterford,
the Stolks, LINES, from New York. AT
Guernlcy, Ceres, lie Rue, from Virginia.
Sailed from Graseiend, Shepherdneis,
Wilis,sof Virginia. At l3ourdeaux, John
and Fsancis, from Charletton. Sailed from
Falmouth, Cta. IS. Zip United States,
Spence, for Liverpool, lait from Norfolk.
Arrived there, thir Volant, from Rotser-
dam for Norfolk.
From fbe Glide Commercial Lii, from the
zIjf OF. 10 f5e I'd Nou.
Arrivals, Jane, Williams, from Bidde-
ford Mary, Parker, Quebec.
Sailed, Polly, Darby, for charleaon.
gegsls ieadJng at Gysenock, Suiannah,
Bennett, Charlelton Rotamond, Cushel,
Charleiton, TO fail the 9Th November ];
George, N. York, the Sth !; Enter
prize, Cumming, do. do. Al Port Glal-
gs4y, Mary Ann, Anderion, Virginia, 70
fail tie 9Th.
Fran a L!verpiol paper, IF The 2Sb oa.
The Mary Ann, White, tors. Carolina,
failed the 18th OCT. from Liscrpsol; and
che Carleton, Killmor, for Virginia, the
10TH.
Arrived, Malviua, Fotherington, from
N. Brunfwick !, Teatihill, Wilton, Kenne-
bunk.
YrGsh alverfjsd. !.
Ships Gen. Mercer, Moores, for New
York Union, Fergufou, Savannah, to fail
in few days; fnow Jane, Henderfon, N.
York, do. fhips Sally, Jackfon, Savannah,
10th Nov. Hazen, Turner, ditto brig
Agenora, Shoemaker, n. York, in few
days; Achilles, Charleaon, do.
Wbi.etavex, O9.
An order has been received at this cuff
tom houie, directing all vef1els arriving
from any of the ports in the Delaware. TO
perform quarantine & particular notice
refpeeting a velel called the Active, M
Dougal, matter, which failed from Phila-
delphia, on the 10Th Aug.
Cozues, GA. IL
Arrived from Charlefson, the Hotfnung
of Bremen, and the American brig Fox,
from Edenton, to wait for orders. Capt.
Bunker, of the Fox, reports, that the fhip
General Washington from the fame place,
laden with tobacco, was towed into Wey-
mouth yeRerday morning, the fhip being
very leaky from damage received during
the voyage.
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HISTORY OF GEN. WASHINGTON.

Gentlemen who hold fubfc7;prion pa.
pers for publihing the above h:aory, are
requeited to tranfmit lifts OF inbicrlbers 20
the work, together with the advance no.
ney, Gu or before the fri day 81 February
next.
The books viii be bound agreeable to
the direction OF fubfcrlbeFs, they being at
the additional exPence.
G1 The Printers oj nezglpaPers IN Tx
UnNld States, z0jA 55igs The 3H5lj&5sr,
Ly igerling tie a6a0e o0ce ar foVIcc IL
fbeir rclpeI7iVe papers.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-22

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ldiug in this fo7vr, sv.5o eaa f<f fff4y-
Ind af oue aDsrlioniu P4ire'sf 13If4 ,el1f+
and Ink has auy r<gqrd 70 e0a9or G1q
t,wf5 be av;4 d. it. TIE aDSyfisais, "t24f
Mr.. Tobu 44Auus zgas oue sfa p9rty Ie'n4-
ing IL 1777 oad i77S, 70 temsvS af. e.
,ui Nl.l5mgk9a 1tram NE ee171ada@ y nc
a,my.' p2s oA~'
The ferrous and reac6ting Part ct the
community, ought nor, for a moment 90
lclc fight of tatt, shat TIE laiidei #no IS
nov engaged IN aandering the wits', and
mott virtuous characters that Alnerica can
hoaa Of, was invited TO THIS country py
mir. I4fFerGon, ana IS now IN ihe G.
habits OF intimacy ana iiieEdihip Win
him. '0i4.I
Fran a Z9adou PAPER sfo -.
"It is faid that Boaaparte has termed
a plan OF getting into his treaiuFy, apart
Of tie produce Of the Spanifh mines, ny
means of National Union Bank, IN WHICH
Spain and France are TO have equal !haFes,
and which is TO have one ettabilihment a.
Madrid, another at Paris, and THIRD az
Peru. By this means bullion nai8ht 10
Imported from Peru direcf, without pail
ing through Spain. The conieqnencea OF
this plan if carried into execution, are 60
yidcnt. Spain and France would form oQe
financial corporation; and the latter would
have an opportunity Of employing ne
tlca{nTes of The former, IN catryjng'on he;
fchetnes Of aggrandGment. Il Bonaparic
be really ierioas in fuch fchcma, there
IS little doubt Of his being able to execate
it in the preient cref fallen f'oation Of
Spain, where fatal national decline has
at length fubdued even ,hoGc principles Of
pride and jealouly which tor lone time
kept degree Of warmth IN the aihes OF
her former greatness
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-22
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,.
. ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
CLEARED,
Brig George, Taylor, Norfolk
Lydia, Williams, New York
Sehr. Fame, Carlton, NewburyPorc
Leeboo, Guthrie, GuadaIcupe.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-22

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