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In the cafe Of James M'Donald'
a BANKRUPT:

THIS is to give notice, that the CorniiiiAO"'
ers named add authorized in a commilon OF os r1
rupecy awarded and ilfasd agaiaa l'Ess ~ TX
Maid, Of Wilmington county, 10 me D,Rf's
Columbia, Dealer and Chapman, iatead % h y, :
on the sd day of January nsxf, at tour Q CIV W.
the afternoon of that day, at The horie OF "~'
Rhodes, Inn Keeper, nthe city OF Walhag 80
where the creditors @ho have not already I'o:g.
their debts, may tllrn and there conc a"' P'o.
the fame. and aTent to OF diient from the ara W.,
ance of the certificate to fad Bankrupt. xsasss,,
By OSder of the Comnlfone's' 2'
LEWIS FORD, Sec'Y.
Wahingion, Dec. y. z@"55
10 Let,
THE frarae Warehouic on King itfs's' ~
doors above Pit Stisct, now occupied y 1, '.
brofe VaGc. Pofefion will be given on !'S ~ =.
Of this month--apply, IN the aoi'ncS q
Eabfcriber, TO Col. Dennis Ramiey. ~
r. I. TAYLOR.
.
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FOR SALE BY
WEI LIAM H4RTSHOl2NE,


WILLIAM H4RTSHOlSNE,
AR his sroRR ON xIRK's WHARF, LOWER END
or WOLF STREET,
New England Potatoes,
Coarfe Salt,
Midlings nd Shoulders Of Bacon on very low
terms,
Resdy made Bags,
Bar Iron,
Philadelphia Loaf and Lcmp Sugar,
Indian Meal, Rye Meal,
Shorts and Bran,
Supcafine Flour in barrels and half barrels,
Large and fmall yeHels may be con-
srniently accommodated with Wharfage on mo.
deratr terms.
STORES to let on the Wharf, or goods re-
cciyed IN them Storage.
A large STORE on Hoes Wharf to fell or let
with the privilege Of receiving and ihirP'ng
goods free Of wharfage.
A fmaII HOUSE on Water Street next door
to Major Muncsitcl's, for iale.
A number Of LOTS in coed fituations for lale
or TO let on ground rent.
Alex 18th mo. 10th. colt
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NOTICE.

THE members of thc Mutual lnaurancc Com.
pany againif Fire on Goods and Furniture, in the
iEare 81 Virginia, are hereby requeaed 70 attend
their annual general meeting, 70 DC held at their
seoeral slfire, in Richmond, on the eleventh day
= a''s' w. f. Asst,
Principal Agsnt, NJ. |. c.
Richmond, Nov. 79, d. law 4w
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To thole who iublcribe fer ieyeral copies, a dii-
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THE advantage Of having this invaluabeBoo prinr,
ed large type and. the fame tpe in portable ana
convenient Volumes appears 10 evident, that the eneou
ragement neceary warrant an undertaking OF iuen
magnitude, is confidently expected; portable volume
would often be taken up in momeat Of ieiiure when
the zc Of large unwiedy folc, would operate as an
apology for leaving it unopened. this way, final por-
lions q time woad be pIoftaby employed winch mgs
otheraife be to;Ay loft. In large families Bible IN
Volumes afordug an opportunity far ieveral to read at
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fupsruousto add much this tuos--iuice It to lay,
that mo reaonab expence or pans shall be pared to
render this edition Of the Holy Scriptures both correct
and seganr.
the end Of the prelent year
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HUGH SMITH

Has received by the Ann, the United States. and
the Orion, from Liverpool,
II complete assortment Of Queens Ware,
aud car now lapPIy country merchants on me
fhorteR notice. Has ALTO received number dwell
ASSORTED CRATES,
in excellent conditIon---Has for fale as uiual
China and ClafS Ware.
L.kequjfs Jar sale, Pipes by the box, Crowley
Steel. New Cattle Grindaones.
OF. 40. d6teo
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r subscriptions received by R.
and /. Gray, King areet, where ipe-
cimep Of the paper and printing may
be ieen.
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LIKEWISE,
Wheat0n'S Patent Itch Ointment.

Wheaton's Patent Itch Ointment.
The only medicine in the world which will
certainly cure the ITCH, without having in it
any thing either dangerous or dlAgreeable it
being competed molly of ingredients never before
difovered or ufed in that diforder. One box cures
perfon, and there need be no wafhing after the
ufe Fit as the lsn is generally left cleaner and
fmoother after the ule of it than before.
Auguf Q. zaw6m
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IN obedacncc to a Decree Of the
Co.sy Carr Of Fairfax, on tbtJfya Monday
IN Januao, If FAR, # not tbs ntxf fair day,
agfE bSexpessd 70 sale np0n The premises. on q
crd,s q, 6, 70, ard l8 mn bs:
A TRACT OF LAND,
Containing 800 acres, mor'gsged BY JoGah Wat
ION, 70 Charles i4igbie, TO lecure debt owing by
him 10 the iaid Higbie this land fronts conf
derable way upo the new Turnpike road, and IS
laid eff into a number of convcnien. lofs, plan
of winch nay a any time be feen by applying
10 George Giipin. Negotiable notes with an
approved iDt OFFER, will be requeaed for fecuring
the fri payment, when deeds will be executed
10 The puchafers and fruits taken upon the proper
ty to fecurs tie o,her payments. It may be OBJ
fcrxsd, thar on this land there are number OF
besuutul Gtuations, well calculated for elegant
country ieats, and the whole we'll adapted either
as places Of reiidcRcc for fuch families as might
win 10 rctirc from town in the fummer feafon, or
for the accommodation Of tradefmen and laborers
at all times.
AS. KEITH, cu.n
GEO. GILPIN, y 0o"p1ov
FRANCIS PEYTON, '4''"
Dee 10. Gods
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Charles SimmS, J 49,.
Ge9rgf Denenze, {; At tor ,e
Edmund T. Lee, J " '"'' ~
Nathaniel Pendleton.
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Riehlnond, Nov. II. 1903.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-25

Of Spain a1onll zvif5m The 8 reers express.
ly d;icoa5iuue ii and make US la,islastio,
by prcvionaY a!lign;Og another place on
the baas Of the NJ liaippi, eq tally good
and Convenient III ail reipeefs. The term
within which tbs might have been done.
has eIapled NOR. than four years ago, n,
dilccntinuance had been exprclad OF int.
mated il the ftipulated term Of three
years, nor within realonable ti.ne at.
,erwasds no equivalent Alignment hel
been made or propoied, nor has even yer
been talked OF; out the port all a, once
lhnt; and where, through lpeeial fav9a,,
the former permiaiou is granted 70 certsia
individuals, it he's been,. not by their piy.
ing fair price for the hire Of ttotes,"
bur hy the exactioo Of duties, amoartlns
in fame. iuaances to fifty per cent upoa
the cargo; property 10 large amount
has been.facridced, and the right Of free
navigation Of the river is iu5Ranlially
taken away from our citizens.
1t is believed, that every reader OF
plain commonlenie, is now prepared to
make up bis opinion on the fobject, aud to
FAY, whether there has or has not been
dirett violation of good faith on the
part ofSpain, calling for the prompt and
vigorous interference of the American
Goyernment?
To be continued.
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Fy0m The BALANCE.
DUELLiNG.


No. IL.
1T is net uncommon in the hifory
of nations, that moral ienriment becomes
corrupted and aagitlous and even inhumaa
practices fpring up and acquire repute.
from caufes which operate 70 ircretiy,
that they are fcarcely perceived till they
have com2leatly wrought their Pernicious
eGeas. II is from fuch unsegarded, but
powerful caufes, that the inhuman practice
of duelling, srampling upon lay, religion
and every fscred tie, has in latter years,
prevailed and fill increales in this couu.
try.
In consequence Of the publication of the
letters Of the Eafl of Cheitef6sia TO his
fen, new ieanaard OF morals, among the
faihionable ranks n fociety, ieems toha'e
been 7eaabliihcd. The cafe < elesance'of
ftyle in which thcie letters were written,
together with their many judicious swell
as witty remarks on men and manners,
have difgaifed and fxeetened tAe deadly
poiion thats,hey contain: and, atthe isme
time, the exalted rank OF the writer, his
klians talents as itatefnan and his
eXeniige fame as the mott poiihed no.
bieuan 10 England, gave them the force
of4sw, under the empire of the potent
queen called Fslhion. Theie letters fooa
after their fri publication, had,a general
circulation in lhis country. They were
fought and read with aviiity, particularly
by young men Whole circumstances qnam'
hition enkindied intheir minds an Mens
deiire to aline in the gay andJ tshlof-
able circles Supp'aoting the chrlitaa
taiih, they become kind O. (aeryd cred,
among the youth of fortune and fafhiona.
5le tate. Mora and religious prioclpe.
was made to yield 10 a fyisem Of mFaa
iuplicity, miGcallsd (" fbs gtatfs = and
the meresricious warmth Of che exitrior
was purcha(ed ar the awtu! epxence Of
corrupted hearr, IF Philip Dormer Stan
hope, Earl of Chefferfsld, ike Rol,og-
brooke and Hume, had made direct at
rack uoon.the chrifian religion, iss effects
would have been MAJ ,-f 2ernicious thaa
thofe which have flowed from his Paftr'
xalleGons. In imparting ADVICE TO ls
fon, ION too whip ieemed TO engrois Ms
Affections, he iapp.d the foundations ., an
pure morality, erected varnl'hed faor]; ;
Of diGimnlation and grofs hypocrify, ana
taught young men to become ieduc,fS,
clas and Williams.
A general re.iew Of Cheeeraeld's fyi-
ten does not, however, belong TO this
fuojea which leads me- only. TO ment'o 2.
the credit and honor which bis aarhofl,,
~ has attached to duelling: and foffy,i
am that a melancholy evidence OF this
found in a lrb02l5oak, which - genera.
ly excellent, and is, l believe, IN connee
u(e over the United States. Ia "'as
Young Gentleman & Lady's Monis or,
among other Elections from Cheitefhe'',
Of which feveral are highly csafuraole'
challenge to duel, under certain clreu1'
,aances, is pohsiyely enjoined, IN the -.
loving words. 8. Remember there a'S
but two alternatives for gcntlenao
extreme politenefs, OF the fTord. :.
man openly and deGgnedly affont You
call him OUT" This moriarops ssh's<
forms a part Of our -lsh'sl isTf' 7's'
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after the sfn.hllmsn: Of the faid term, this
mmiasy can no longer content 70 itwifh-
out an expreis ORDER ticm the King
Therefore, and without prejudice to the.
exaortstion Of what has been admitted III
proper time, order, thar from this date.
the privilege which the Americans bad
Of importing and depoating theft mer-
cflaad.zes aud eRetis in this capital, fhall
be interditfed: Ard, that the foregoing
mat publicly known, and that nobody
may be alledge ignorance, ordef't 10
be pubIinled in the ufusl places, coIaes
to be ported Up in the public aioes; and
that the necefary notice be given OF II
70 the cfieersscf finance, the admsniAfa-
TOR Of rents, and otherwic as may be ne
ceGary.
The prefent being given Under ny
hard, ard counterfgned by the under
written Notary Of Finance pro tempcFe'
in the office Of Intendancy OF New. Or
leans, 10th Oct. 1907.
(Signed)
Juan VENTURA MORALES.
By e,dey er The Infeadanf,
: PEDRO PEDEscLAux.
Faithfully tranilsted from the SPah'ih
language.
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ROME. Iuly 4.


The following copy of a Convention is in cir
culstion here, SAID to have been proposed BY the
Emperor of Russia, for the guaranteeing Of Mall
ia:
Art. /. There shall be no new Maltese tongue;
bu. rhe Order shall be re- established in fatn qao
Dstibelgm, and shall be charged with its internal
organization.
2. The rights of the King of the Two Sices,
as Sovereign Of the Isle Of Malta, remain insured
to him by the treaty of Aneins, as formerly.
8. All the contracting powers acknowledge and
insure for the future the neusralityof the isle of
Malta in all the wars that may take place, and
shall prote9 it against all attack.
4. The troops of the King of Naples shall oc
cupy the Isle of Malta until the Order has raised
sufficient garrison. The contracting powers,
France and England, shall contribute to its
maintenance; but the Grand Master shall anne
diasely enter upon the functions Of government.
S. The present articles shall be inserted as
supplement to the treaty of Amiens, and shall
have the same effect.
s. The Emperor Of Russia, the Emperor of
Germany, the Kings of Spain, Naples, and Prus-.
STA, are particularly invited TO guarantee this
supplement-.
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land, becomes the signal for the Interrupt
ton of every kind of maritime enterprise.
What trader for instance, Of common sense,
would, in such case, hazard on the seas his
vessels and property, which the first Eng
fish privateerhas authority to capture, which
are carried into British ports, with the GER
tainty of being lost, at least to the owners !;
tho, after vexations, it should
not be thought right to adihdge them to
the captors ?The English Admiralty
Courts are well aware, that by authorizing
these IMPULSES, the result must be, that no
commerce will be carried on by sea in En-
glish vessels. War, the courge of all o.
Their nations, thus becomes a source OF rich
es and prosperity for England alone.
Europe cannot continue long in: such a
situation. Sincei it is invested as Media
tress of this contest, the contest must be
decided: all powers must unite IN putting
an end to this shameful practice; England
must again become party to the common
pact of civilized nations; she must re-
nounce the habit of imposing her peculiar
laws on the whole world, and the pretensi-
orrs which she has herself created; the pre-
sent epoch, in fine, must witness the estab-
lishment for all Of the common right Of all.
If not, England should forever be comm
ed to her island, excluded from all social
relations, and then she would never be heard
of more, but by the Mails from India or
America.
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BOSTON. October 7.

Capt. Clement, of the ship Minerva,
from London, has just favored US with pa
pers to August %, inclusive. The Miner
va anchored in the lower harbor last night,
So days from the Downs and 80 from the
land.
The papers do not announce any inter-
esting intelligence, which can be relied on.
a report had reached England, that coun-
ter-revolution had been commenced In
France by Moreau, and had progressed to
the deposing of the Three Consuls, and the
publication of an Address to the People e.
numerating the acts of ambition and cruel
ty of Bonaparte. This news had some eff
feet on the price of stocks; but came in too
circuitous a manner to deserve credit, hav-
ing been obtained from Dutch officer, in
boat, OFF Goree.
There had been no new connections in
Ireland; but forthe purpose of better secu-
rity Martial Law had been proclaimed in
the counties of Meath and Kildare.
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Brig Eliaabeti, Hitch, Antigua. Lcft there
schooner Sparrow, Morris, of Charleston; and
schooner Butman, to sail in 10 days for Norfolk
Armed Neutrality, of this Port. to sail for Nevis
the same day Jefferson, for Philadelphia sloop
Sally, Heron, for Norfolk, not discharged her car
go; schooner Bellona, Hutchins, to sail in days
for Norfolk sloop Nancy and Susan, Baunan,
of Weathersfeld, Conn. not discharged: and brig
Argonaut, holly, Of Bridgeport, Conn. do.
Sloop Alnra, G fin, Richmond.
fl Quarantine.
Schooner Mary, Kingston, lJam.) She was
from Port Republican for tins port, but was tas-
en- by the sloop of war Echo and cafrra into ia
maica. She put into Hampton Roads for supplies
where she left the sioop Amena Tor this port,
captain dead. Sept. l6, spoke brig Mariner,
from Charleston { r Hayanpaii, or a lays Oct.
Z, lat. 80, 40, spoke British PacketPlinces5 &
zabeth, CAPT. KIDD, for H4litax.
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COMMERCldLLY IMPORTANT.

Doubts have gone abroad respecting the kind
Of protection, certificate obtained in America,
would afford to a bankrupt On his removal to
foreign county the following case was in
consequence made cut, and trans ited 70
London it has oeenlately returned, and toge.
Their with the opinion Of eminent barritsr there,
Is now published for the information Ct the trading
part of the community
CASE.
A merchant, resident IN one of the principal
cities in the United States of America, becomes
in the course of an extensive commerce, largely
indebted to mercantile house in London but
through sudden and heavy losses in trade, IS
reduced to bankruptcy. Comfortably to the
general law of the United States, he is called
upon to discover the whole of his estate and eff.
trustees for the benefit of his creditors receiving
from them, certificate or discharge, similar to
that granted to bankrupts by the laws of England.
The British creditor, by his attorney on the spot,
refuses to prove his debt, come thunder the
commission in America. It is asked whether the
certificate obtained in America. in the city!
where" the trader was domiciia1d, duly auihenu-
Gated by the commissioners, and by the court hav.
ing iuris lotion in such cases. will not operate as
a bar TO the demand of the British creditor, in;
England. and elsewhere
aaf1v,r--" am of opinion tia, the GER,
ti6cate which has been obtained in America
will operate as bar to the demand of the Bri-
rish creditor; especially as it appears he had ar.
opportunity of benehtting with the rest Of the,
creditors"
J.A.pARK.
Ziaeolx's Inn F1oS, Istb july, 1903.
(Cbarlsfn inns
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NETWORK, October ii.

Arrived, Briggs Jenny, Hillyer, Newfound-
land; Elizabeth, Hitch, Antigua; schooners
Mary. Chester, Kingston, Jam.l Resolution,
Simmons, Alexandria; sloop Aimira, Coffin,
Richmond.
The sloop Lion, Rice, arrived a. St. Pierres,
Martinique, on the filth of September from this
port.
Ssipqunck. On Friday August 10, the Swe-
dish ealiot Freudschaft. captain Hasten, off Bea.
chy Head fell in with the American schooner
Moureoueller, of Boston, Albert Rettie, master,
from Bremen, bound to St. Lucar, laden with
linen. The schooner was then keel uppermost
having been some time before upset by violent
squalI, and two of her crew drowned. The fol.
lowing persons were taken from her bottom few
minutes before she foundered, and were brought
into Plymouth, (Eng.l by che Swedish galliot on
the 22l August Albert Kettle, captain, Tho
mas Ferguson, mate; Samuel Blossom, Frederick
Dexter, John {. Behrens, and N. F. Peterson,
seamen; and John Suderman, merchant. Had it
n,r been for the Pro.idential appearance of the
Friendschaft, the whole of the crew must have
persisted for there was but just time to take them
from the bottom, before the Montequeller sunk.
.Arriged sfnee oay laH.
Brig Jenny, Hillssr, Newfoundland.
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PATRONAGE,
By tie late Celebrated J4sraee WeItsle, Early
0xEa.I

Ox}nd.
SC Patronage Of authors is ar sntiquatcd fafli.
on, and at prefent it means nothing. Ii is fill
repeated by rote among few young or ienoranc
writer's, as an echo dies away by degrees into
an unmeaniog found. The public taGlion a
deemed ipfticiens rcconlpeace bus after tic
af.s you have nensoned ] think differently.
Nhhing for inaance, can be mute unje& than
cha, an author, who has profefediy written for
general ta6c, and has in confequence deriveGgreas
cmolpmens from his works, ihould have reward,
while another, who has confined his toll to ma
themaics, or other abardie puIiu;ts, confeHedly
ufeful and highly neretorious, but not adapted
to much fae, goes wholly unrewarded. This
cafe evinces that penion is piece OF vain glory
ia the government, which deGres to have it re-
corded that fuch and fuch an eminen, writer was
penGoned. In France thirgs arc very different.
VoItaire has penGou.: but many Flooding,
ulefu man has. In our national literary locieties
the r,crbers pay an annual lum in France they
receive an annualium.
I" In all things we have tn. mercantile fpitit
OF monopoly. a few fashionable writers mono
rol.ze the public favor: and merit is nothing, if
not introduced to notice by fte fafhonabie cabaI.
Mentis ufslefs--it rs interef alone than canpdfh
man forward. By dnt of interea, one otmy
coach horles might become Peer Laurcas, and the
other Phylician to the Houfehold. They miehc
eadly appoint deputies as others do every day"
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AeranOrta DAILY anoertlser,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER n.
: HEALTH-OFFHE,
OCTOBER I.

The Committee of Health report NO
deaths for the "a hours ending this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock.
They acknowledge with gratitude the re-
ceipt of FIVE HUNDRED AND Fifty
DOLLARS, from the CITIZENS OF
WASHINGTON, Ten Dollars from William
H. Dorsey, of George Touon, and Ten Dol
lars from Christopher Grid, as donations
for the use of the Po0r.
S. SNOWDEN, Ssc'ry.
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french Aa,ttH

X Baltimore democratic paper contains a long
and circumRanrial account of injuries and infuIrs
received by one of our vefels, from aFrench arm
ed yeGel (extra2ed from the logbook) which con.
cludes in thief. words: I" Thus ends the voyage
of the fch'r Maria, from Norfolk, which has TAX
en- up almoh fix months. I have fuffcred every
poRible iniuit from lawiefs bandisti; been vii
lainouAy feized, by French cut throat and rob
Der my fch'r pldndcred, & ranfacked, & torn IL
pieces have been obliged to furnifh proviGons
for Them to eat and dearoy at their pleafnre ::
have been Obliged to pay the D,dor for attend
Ing fbtir fck, which occaGoned me to perform z
days quarantine in St. Croix; and pay the pat.
face of one of their officers from ST. Croix to Mar
tinico, and as yet have no redrefs.'
Tie FysncS. ---How painful, to have TO note
any acts of /" our good allies" thar look like "a
pine! We mentioned in our laff the arrival of the
ich'r John, Burchmorc, from France; but this
was a miftake; capt. B. arrived without bis vef-
Eel. having loft her by running ahore in the Me-.
diterranean. After his lhipwreck, proceeding in
coalter for another port with the money ne had
faved, he was met by French cruiier, and luch
were the exieencies Of the I" Terrible Republic"
that Mon6eur took his money from him to DC ap.
piled to The common caufe of Liberty and Equal
tv, and dilmiGed captain Bufohinore empty.
Pbiia. pape,.
No,tb<x Pozvtrs.--BslI's Weekly Messenger
observes, with respect to those Powers that their
intentions remain in obscunty.--P Prussia is in
tbraldom, Russia is cold, and the Emperor pusil--
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FOR SALE.

APLANTATION in the couury Of AK.
andria, about ? miles from the town, contziniog
$50 acres. Ii has Teveral healthy GtIstions far
building, and will behold on Reasonable terms for
property In Aiexandria.
Enqaire efhe Printer.
oa. II. cog,