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Public Sale.
THOMAS SIMMS.

Has reeeiura By Tie briggs N<plaxe and
At7ive,
Freih Oranges, by the box,
Do. Lemons, Go.
Soft ihelled Almonds, by the frail,
Filberts by the fra,
Sweet oiiby the bottle.
He bus ala for SALE,
Bef Derry Muitard, by the bottle,
Dipt and mould Candies, by the box,
Loaf and brown Sugar,
Olives, Anehovies and Capers. by The bottle,
Engiith Wanuts.
Bef Spanifl Segars,
Raiiins BY the jar,
Coffee, by the bag,
LlkeTriis, q Yuaufjly Of 6se
NEW-ENGLANbsF CHE GoE, a general Al.
fortn,ent Of GROCERIES, and . lew hundred
Buqels Of excellent POTATOES.
Nov. II. 4
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pub.se SOAK.
On FRIDAA

Ut ~ AZ4A7A9
A. ten o'clock, agI}l b fold AZ tie iexda'
Stare,
Rum in hogiheadsand barrels
Whnkey IN barre's,
Gin in caGSs ard barrels,
Port wine in oaks,
Violates in hllds.
Sugar II hhds and bis.
White ard brown ioap IN boxes,
Chocolate in boxes,
Coffee ia tierces ana bags,
RaiGns in kegs and BOXES.
Queens WAKE IN crates, hardiomel'
aaorted,
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also,
A Uarsety Of DRY GOODS,

AMONG wsfcH ARE
Superdne cloth ard hertnieres,
Narrow Cloth, and ttanmcls,
Iriih Linens, ara O1aabutgs,
Sail duel. of different qualities,
Chintzes and ~alicces,
Cambrick and Cotton lhaWls,
India Muffin and Table Closths,
Coloured threads and towing flks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
a number OF other articles.
p: G. AiAKSTELLEH,
November 70. VendUe- Mater.
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For cioathing, two faits year, Of tow
cloth, 4. the pleafare of the owners: for
food, to each Of the individuals from the
age Of ten years, and upwards, two pounds
Of mea, or three pounds of cod fin, two
pots manioque -four, or an equivalent in
other proyifions, for ono week and the
half only Of the laid proviGoos to all CHI.
drsn from the time ofsheir being wcarsds
to the age of ten. The inhabitsnts fhaIl
be bound to prelerve at all times Ger.
tain quantity of land fuficicnt for rafting
the neeefaries of lite, which lhall not be
lefs than five fqaares per fifty heads of
working negroes. They fhall likewiG.
be bound to have a feperate hofpi1aI,
wherein the Eek and inkrm ihall be taken
care Of, fed, All provided with medicines
at their own expence, and with an health
officer, in the communes where there are
any. The difpoE.ions of the pretens ar.
',icle are fpecially recommended to the in,
lpeHion and the humanity Of the commit.
FAIRIES of government under the psrticuIaE
direction of the hyperion comniaary.
XIX. The meaiures prelcribed by
preceding DEGREES. Of the general in chief,
ale main;ained in every thing not con-
trary to the prefent, which fhali be print
ed, read. publiihed, rcgiaered and poaed
up. wherever it may he neceaary.
Done at Head Quarters, Baneterre,
Guadalupe, the aoih Mefldo,, Of
the year 10 of the French Repub-
lie. (I7.h July, 1907
(Signed) q
RIChEPANCE.
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RIchEPANcE.
FROM THE NEw-YoRK EVENING POST.
ESSAY ON BLOCKHEADS.

ESSAY ON BLOCKHEADS.
A BLocKaEAD is neither an ideot, nor
mailman. He is one who goes on the
broad round Of life with the ref Of man.
kind carrying load offollies at his back,
which he knows not how to get rid Of
when he is tired, and under which he is
continually aumbling. There are various
kinds Of blookheads which may thus be
diainguiihed the good. nasured hlo K.
head, tae Rupid blcckhead, the GiIy block
head, the old hlockh:ad, the creduous
blockhead, the ignorant b!ockead, and the
learned blockhead.
The lover who bears the contempt ola
fcornful m:Grefs withou. murmur, may
be ranked among the gool.natured block
heads (; but lhould he be 70 loft in & ecula-
tions on his patton as not 10 take hint
of kindness in foft moment, then, he may
,jualy be called aupid blockhead. The
farmer who goes out fa,oking his pipe,
talking with his neighbours, and 1naking
hands with the parton when he lhould be
at work, may ALTO be placed among ire
good natured blockheads &; bu, hould the
parfon's horfe be eating his cabbage, his
barn ready to tumble down for want OF a
prop, or his daughter about to run OF
with ffraager all this time, every one
would cali him fupid blockheli. He
is ALTO blockhcad, who bears being To.
ba.t Of the company at dinner, jim ia
the Joke againa himfelf, then iwallows
his wine with fatisfadion. But he who
fands with a f5y.glals to his eye on the
battery all day watching wha, dip is
coming up while his wife is taking private
lenons of dancing matters, muGc.ms
and IAafers of various other arts and fci-
enccs, mutt certainly be fnpid block
head.
A fellow who does nothing bu, pare
his nails, confult his watch, take view
of the atmolphere from his window, or
60 TO church only to thew Iimfelf, may
juRly be reckoned filly blockhcad.
The man who at the age of fourfcore
fills up an arm chair il the room, and tires
his hearers with his long tories, nay b:
called an cid blockhead and he who can
lifen to his long Tories, and believe them
mutt be credulous blockhesd.
The man who takes up newfpaper On
ly to find the day of the month, blan,es
the printer for putting fucf hard words in
it, and talks of politics without knowing
in what quarter Of the world he is placed
or remembering wher. he was born, is an
ignorant, ay, and an impuden, bIoekhead.
He is ALTO an ignorant blockhead, who
pref:ribes phyGc to one who has loft his
money, drinks to the company in gals
of water, or INTAKES the bank for the city
hotel. But the mott ignorant bl ckhcad
of allis he who, becoming .fuddenIy rich,
fhows you into his new library, and talks
oaensa,iouay of fach authors as Virgil
and Homer, when perhaps, for all that he
knows,of the matter, the one might have
been parton; and the other Doctor.
The laG kind Of blcckheads, aud gene
sally the greatef, are the learned block.
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R. 6 I. GRAY

Haze 7of Sa7e, WAozga7e and re
fQjl, at thar R5ok a0d Siationay Store,
n King .Ryfef, 6etgveeu kg4l Gud Far
.Jar ,fyeets, The toAozu@g articles, ar
qvhicb a hbeyai dedudisu qviL Be mad
to tbs<e qvbo bArcbGIe TO fell agiu:
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-11
Lands In Kentucky.

/ Tobs fold by Public Sale at the
Taatiae Cefgte>Room, Ne40 lork, an the
I'D day y December Scnt, at IL a'eloek,
moor.
Eleven thoufand acres ofland
in one or more lots; laying in the coun-
t} of Fayette, fare Of kentucky about
80 miles from Lexington and Frankfort,
20 miles iouth eaf of the Ohio River and
adjacent TO the public road between the
two Mama Rivers and feveral rifag
fettlements. The foil generally good,
well watered and timber Of various defcrip-
tons.
TheCe lands within IS miles of Main
Licking and Kentucky rivers, both navi-
gable two to three hundred miles above the
extremity Of the lands.
AL6,
To be fold at the fame time and place
as the above, asatbty TRACT Of L4ND
Of nine thouland acres, in one or mo.e lots,
IN the county of Fayette, fate of Ken
lucky, nearly the fame difance from Lex
ington, Frankfort and the Ohio Rivers,
as the foregoing tract, and lays between
the former and Main Licking river, dif-
tant from the latter only few miles.
The foil is in general good, well wa
tered and timber of diferent kinds, and
as the former tract, in the neishborhood
OF the iettled parts of Kentucky, and op-
polite Jerfey fettlement. The grants
Oy Edmund Randolph, Ei9. in 1851 and
1875, and the title deeds are clear and in
difputable.
As thsfe lands are to Sc diipofed of for
osnalf OF creditors, they will be pohtively
i0ld to the highe& bidder, for approved
notes at two and three months.
Capt. Fowler or MIR. James MaRerion
o. lexington; MIR. George Brook, Clerk
q "oodford county; or major John Lee
near n Frankfort will point out the lands.
FOR further information and an accurate
P r,.,, OF the lands, apply to John s. Charles
w'kes Eiqrs. or Lewis Simond Efq. New
GINA.
lsly 80. d
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FIRST NOTICE.
In The eafs ef JOHN B. ARMsrEAD,
R1nkyu6t

In The eale IT JOHN B. AsMsrEAD, a
Bankrupt.
WHEREAS Commiilion of Bankruptcy,
founded upon the Aft Of Congreis of the
United States, paaed on the 18th day of
april, 1900, entitled !" An Act to ettab-
lih an uniform fyfem of Bankruptcy
throughout the United States" has been
awarded and inued againit J0ha B. Arm-
fead ofthe county of Loudoun, merchant J;
and be being declared Bankrupt, is
hereby required to furrender h;mielf to the
Commiilioners in the fad ComniiIion nam
ed, or major part OF them, on the lait
Wednciday in September next, and on
the frf and fecond Wednefdays in Ocfo-
Der following, at the houie of MIR. LACY,
in the town of Middleburg Louaoun
County, at II O'Clock on each day, ana
make full diicoyery and dilciofure of his
eeate and effects, when and where his
creditors. are to come prepared to prove
their debts; at the fecond fitting TO chufe
ailignees, and at the laf fitting, the faid
Bankrupt is de6red to fniih his examina-
tion, and his creditors are to afient TO,
or diaent from the allowance of his GER
tifcate.
All perfons indebted to the faid Bank
rupt, or that have any of his effects, are
not TO pay or deliver the fame, bur to
whom the commiilioners lhall pToint.
RURR POWELL,
Secretary TO the CommliIion.
Middleburg, Augua a. (al) DIST
FRESH FRUIT,
J.gf reeeived and or/ale By the Jag/an5ey }.
ALSO,
Good New York Cheeie, by the quantity,
Almonds by the FIail,
Jar Raifns,
Spaniih Segars,
Mountain Wine by the qr. cafk,
With general affortment Of groceries.
LIKEWISE,
A variety of DRY GOODS, which
he will difpofe of at prime colt, as he win
es to fell off his preiept flock, it will be
an Object worth his cufomer's attention.
JOSEPH DYSON.
Tuy3I. d
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Stationary.
Bookbindng,

Of every deftripfion. ereeuted with neatnets
and difparch. MerebApss' account books ruied
and bound TO any pattern at the .hortea notice
April 10
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Chap Books.

Prompter; Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp
Mother Goofe.s Tales; Trojan War, CULVER
Reviv'd; Laugh and be Fat; Hocus pocus; Di-
vine Emblens; Letter Writer; Spanih Rogues
Religious Courtihip Conqueh of Mexico
Bucks Companion; Youthful letters Cheap Re-
noIitOry
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IUoI RECEIVED,

AndJ Sale BY The M5<cribers at the cor /.
xsr of Prince and NIaffr Sfrfets.
New. England Rum IN barrels, beH
Bottom Bay MackerelI, pickel'd Salmon,
Whale Oil, mould and dipt Candies, brown
Soap, Alum Salt, Alum Ground, dirto,
fine, do. three boxes Tumb!ers, 2 hhds.
Alum, cafe faihionable mems HATS, a
few caiks Bordeaux Clarest, Grindfones,
Rhode Iland Lime, belt manufactured
Richmond Tobacco, and general ai1orr-
ment of Ladies and Gentiemens Shoes.
JOSIAH FAXON, q Co.
September S. eo7w
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Bbs fold BY Public Sale at the
Taatme Cefte>Room, Nezv Tork, an the
I'd day Of December Seaa, at IL a'eloek,
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Il Cook Wanted

In a private family-either to
purchafe or hire. A young man will lie
preferred. Enquire OF the Printer.
July II. d
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The time of a Negro Girl, a
bout IS years of age. She has got about
3 years TO ferve, and has been accuaomed
to houfe work.
Enquire Of the Printer.
In!y.
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CARVING, GLIDING, and
FURNISHING.


Mrs. RACHEL ATKINS
OFFERS her grateful acknowledge
ments TO the citizens of Alexandria and
the public generally, for The many favors
conferred on her in the line Of her protef-
Gon, face her Golt reiidence among ihem,
a.d informs them that lhe prop0les return
ing TO Philadelphia il about Two weeks /;
until her removal tie will be happy in
executing any orders they may think pro-
per 10 homer her with.
She has on haua and 4vW EN at ,eaiaeed
prizes,
A large and elegant aIortment of
Prints and Looklng-G lalles
and Giranooles.
Ottober 10. dzw
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IRISH LINENS

Reeeivea BY The SHIP Brafs;, eia Liuer-
pooL
A lmall Invoice Of A & 7-Sths wide
IRISH LINENS, well aGorled and for
Sale, on realonable terms by
WILLIAM LADD.
n. B. He daily expects an afortment
Of WooLENs.
October 13. d
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N q I | e. T..

THE Creditors of JAMES BACON, Bank
/ rupt, having appointed NE Afienee of his
EAate and Effects, all Perlons indebted to him
are requeaed to make immediate Payment, and
thofe who hold any of his Property to deliver
the fame TO me.
GEORGE YOUNGs, Aaignee.
N. B.. Thofe accounts which are not le.tled
before the frlt of November next, viii indil.
eriminately be put in iui..
Sept. II, d3os
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ROBERT T. HOOE & co.
Havs j4f imported BY the @ip Felicity,
fran Liverpool, an, qNSrtmsUtg
FALL GOODS,

Which they offer for Sale by the piece CT
package.-Alfo, 70 crates STONE
WARE, and a quantity ofpatent IL
VERPOOL SALT.
They have alto received by the brig Nep-
tune and lchooner -Four Brothers.
A few hundred buihelS Of Lif-
bon Salt, Lifboo and Calcavello Wines,
Fruits, Sweetmeats, &c. sc. all OF which
they will fsli low from on board, if i'm
mediate application Is made.
1by have on band, q god U5rtmest Of
GERM LINEN.
O6iobar 9. DIFF
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aale bp andton.
On FRIDAY,

On SATURDAY.
Al 10 e'elock, eeIN he GA at The pfnda
Stare, The carer q Kmg and Cn'o'
Streets.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whiky in barrels,
Apple Brandy ii rarrels,
Gin 10 eaks,
Wine in pipes and quarter CATS,
Molanes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in cafks and bags,
Raifns in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
A variety of DRY GOCDS.
THOS. PATTON, Au45onefr.
October 13.
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GINA. Bremen, arrived, Hamilton, Wick.
er, Baltimore.
eft. Gravefend, arrived, Shepherd.
els, Wells, Virginia; William & Henry,
Wilmington. Portfmourh, arrived, CO.
"a, Hutchins, Baltimore. Newcaitle,
arrived, Niger, Baker, Virginia. Nantes
arrived, Juno, lie Hubby, Virginia. Gil
braltar, arrived, Factor, MAXI New
York Diana, Duplex, do; Hannah
White, Virginia; Courtney, Friar, do.
Copenhagen, arrived, Burgels,
North America; Socob, do -,
Hathaway, do; -, Sayrood, do j,
49,, Johnfon, do. Petersburg, arriv-
cd, Chafletton, Wyer, New York. Bfe-
niep, arrived, Thetis, Wunnburg, Bait,
more; Penrole, Arnold, Bolton. BARGE
Iona, arrived, Canton, New York.
24th. Grayelend, arrived, Chritopher,
Mead, Virginia. Portfmouth, failed,
George, Bowles, Bottom. Falmouth, ar
rived, Active, M'Dough, Wilmington.
Clyde, failed, Margaret, Miller, Bolton.
Bordeaux, arrived, InduGry, Bowen, \
York Havre. arrived, Peter, Thomas,
New York. Gibraltar, arrived, Aar,
Virginia. Vile, arrived, Vlgl
liant, Meyer, New York; Commerce,
Cogihell, do.
The Minerva, Dalingo, Of Brett,
foundered at fea the z5h Auguf eftw
fayed in the Fanny, arrived at Havr,
from New York.
ArraOed )fxee CIR laf.
Ship John Morgan, Chew, 43 days
from London. Leitas London, ihip Al
f0ra, Of and for Ills port, TO fail IN al
September. Oct. 27th. off the Banks u
Newfoundland, carried away our main
topmait with the lois of fails, rigging, &c.
Ira violent gale of wind from the n.
w. which Continued three hours.
Slaop Nancy, Rawlins, 7 days from
Edenton, n c. Off thr Capes of VIZ,
ginia, fpclle iehooaet Poly, (cousd no.
learn her captains nane) bound from An.
t;gua TO Baltimore, with her mainmait
gone.
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re be esat:1xel.]
NEW YORK, November Q.

NEW YORK, November 9.
Catered, thip John Morgan, Chew,
london; foop Nancy. Ra~lins, Eden
|uu, N. c.
Cleared, fhip Sukey, Whipple, Cape
'rancols; brig Recovery, Cambell, Gree
|Dcs; Vanikab, Smith, ST. Croix; SAL
\, Van Antwerp, Msr'iniqae and d mar
|u; ichooner Hope, Roach; Britih
esen, Carpenter, ST. Jehns.
driV0ls Of dmeypan veDsls at Gibraltar,
fran The a7fb Aagsft 10 The lotb Sep
ism6er, iuelyfve
Ship William, Butler, 20 days from
|Alahelllcs, for Chariefou; brig Iadufry,
|slliOn, II days from Malaga, for do /;
Fan. Union, Field. 8 Gays from Mala-
h Ann, Calef, 81 days from Norfolk !;
tlp Hannah, Yeardley, 81 days from
Wilmington; brig Amphi,rite, Sherman,
days from Philadelphia; chip Heart OF
Pax, 5 days from Llibon for Malaga;
|ar, Federal, Benthall, 43 days from
carleton; brig Minerva, Hughes, 40
|ssys from do; ichrs. Hope, Wtnnln, 2
'ys from Cadiz Roebuck, Davis, e5
.ys from GlouceGer, Newfoundland tor
Anfeilles.
LORDS LIST, sebtrm5<r r4-z4.
1ravefsnd, - Arrived, John Adams,
mot, Savannah. Falmouth, arrived,
|4dy Hobert Packet, N. York, three
|nsks from Halifax. Dover arrived,
sailarn & Henry, North Carolina. Ca
h. !, arrived, Patty, Haitinss, N. York.
|ssl@0n, arrived, Antelope, Clafk, New
|aa1S; Lydia, Ssenion, Philadelphia.
EuaOrc, arrived, Maria, Meyer, Charlef.
81: Texel, arrived, Flora, Joy, Viz
/. '7th-Liverpool, arrived, Michael
odio', Windfor, Bottom. Cowes,
["sa, Mary, Crocket, Virginia; O.
~ Norman, Baltimore. Clyde, ar
ESu' Factor, Caldwell, New York;
aFst' Taylor, do. Madeira, arrived.
E. sp0.on, Staver, Philadelphia Dol,
~ Mitchell, do; Alert, L.atton, do;
au1i, White, Bottom; Luna, Allen,
York; Commerce, Baldwin, Viz
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-, abicondcd, that I 1oas 6oys Ia
I'd, and il was iignihsd TO them by
SCI The Committee OF Surety General,
.bon they were leferred Il have been
HI, vas Billaud Varennes) thar their
l,.ra,ion of me was only the act of
Fss;,aals without any authority from
/. snencan government,
l,w days after this, ali communica,
i. from perfons imprifoned to any per-
/. s;,houl the psifon was cut off by an
b, Of Police. / neither law, nor heard
+ any body for fix months and the
n hope thar remained to me was, that
|,,mioiiter would arrive from Amsri-
: f,percede Morris, aad thar he would
,athorlied 10 enquire into the cauie of
;mpfifonment. But even this HOPE,
IN, tate 10 which matters were daily
living, was too remote to have any
[haIory effect, and | con,ented mylelf
M tie thought, that might be remem-
|rsd whea II would be too late. There
oe,aaps no condition from which man
[1tiOus Of his own uprightnels cannot
1--WE confolasion; for il is in ilfelf
,chaton for him 70 find that he can
8, thar condition with ca.raneiS and for
tlrdc.
From about the middle of March, 1894,
|, tie fall of Robefpierre, z9h July.
n Of Thermidor) the fate OF things in
kuIiion was continued fcene OF horror.
b man could count upon lie for twenty
ours. To fuch pitch of rage and iolpi-
in was Robefpierre and his commitsee
nYcd, that II ieemed as if they feared to
ave man to live. Scarcely a night
lasd but in which ten, twenty, thilsy,
NY, fifty or more were taken out OF the
tlon, carried before pretended tribunal
the morning, and guillctined before
gbt. One hundred and Gxty nine were
ken out of tie Luxembourg in one night
the month of July, and one hundred ard
ny of them guillotined. A lift of two
udred more, according TO the repor, in
( prifon, was preparing few days be
re Robefpierre fell. In this lait lift |
ave good reafon TO believe / was includ-
t A memorandum, in the hand writing
IRobefpierre, was afterwards produced
the convention, by the committee to
hOm the papers of Robe{pierre were re-
ned, in thefe words
'Demandcr que Tho Demand that I homas
mas Paine ioir decrete Paine be decrced OF &C
Ejaculation, pour lin cuia,ion Cor the iuter-
sret de fAmeriqIe cit Of America as well
is,.a, que De Ia as & France
re be esafxxel.
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A convenient Dwelling Houle
for finall Family; ituated en- Dlke-
ftreet, near the corner of Water fsee,.
The Houfe is completely furnilhed with a
convenient Kitchen and other out Houfes.
For further particulars apply to the Sub
fcriber at MOTIFS Tavern, or TO Charles
Midnight, Fairfax ltreet.
WILLIAM MITCHELL.
Nov. IS. eotf
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flaall form new commercial efabliih-
ment, and fhall be happy TO attend TO yea
and your friends orders in the commiiiioa
line. Pleaie to make this public Till ar
rive, and can fend out circulars.
Extraa Of a letter tyom a ,slpeaaJk bente
in Paris, nnae, daie IF I5t6 SEPTEMBER,
1907.
/" There is every appearance of Ame-
rican claims being lettIed ore way CT an
other and that before long time elapies.
/ am anured that iome for the years 3, 4,
and s, have Been offered 50 Per cent. for,
by ipeculators-ard enquiries sas beer
made TO mylelf, if | lad any to fell. On
theie conditions, have given in to be
liquida,ed all had in this way, and ex-
pett to be funded at s per cent per year.
/ have about 100000 livres worth of
Gen. lie Clerc's bills on this Government
| am promiicd payment in mott pofitive
manner; they fail cue the day after to-
morrow.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-13
PHILADELPHIA, November o.

Extraa Of a letter from Malaga, dateA
Septembs, 3otb, lSc2, 10 a gentleman
IN this city.
I" We experienced violent form on the 225
and 23d infant, accompanied with fuch conf
derabe fall OF rain, that half of the tewn was IL
manner inundated. he fupply of Railins this
year TO your city and every other market i'll the
union, Is trih!ng cent queprly we are pcrluaded
good prices nut be Imported, and PARTICULARLY as
here thsy are already up 10 ieven and half dof-
lars per keg. The crop has been one bird redu-
ced by the rain mentionedabove--h fine fruits have
a.fo coniiderably augmented, and there are few
MIulcateis particularly to DC met with +"
Exported from the port Of Philadelphia,
from the 1T July to the 3oth Sept. 1902
taken from the outward entries in the
Cuitom- Houfe.
80 o3o barrels -four
3,49l half do
s7z barrels middlings
o46 barrels rye flour
$50 hhds Indian meal
3,I47 barrels DO
s. halt do
Yeiterday arrived brig Samuel, captain
Tubbs, from Malaga, which he left the
2dof October, & on the sd, off the rock of
Gibraltar. ipoke the U. 5. trigate Adams,
on a cfuizs, all Will.
Capt. Tubs left at Malaga, the fchr.
Hope, WinAow, of this port, to fail in 2
weeks the ihip Arab, Ct Salem, and fs-
veral other Americans not recolletted.
Ship Active, M'Dougal, from hence,
has arrived at Falmouth via Hayre.
The London Gazette announces an Or
der OF Council directing that veiels from
Philadelphia and Baltimore, be fubjett to
the ordinary quarantine, excepting in
cafes where any OF the crew or paAengers
my have died en- the panage, in which
cafe the clothes, &c. of the decealed, are
to be burned or funk in the Tea, and the
veael TO perform quarantine in Standgate
creek.
The average price of Sugar computed
from the returns made for the week END
ing the 18th OF September, was 34s ID
per. cwt. executive of the Duty OF Cuf-
toms paid or payable there on the impor-
ta,ion into Great Britain.
Estraa e'a lsenerfrom Llaae Cox Barxef
Lately appointed Commercial agent far
The Lnlted States, at 1Antgoe,b, datea
Bordeaux. Sept. 80, 1902, TO a friend IN
Neqc Yerk.
81 fhall leave this the day after to-mor
row for my new refacnce, (Anlwerp)
where, behdes the agency which the Pre-
iidsut has been pIested TO confer on me, !