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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-08
BALTIMORE. MAY ).

By the Schooner Admiral kikkCrt
Bourne, from Curacao, we have
received file of the Curacao CoU-
rant, up to the 10Th of April. from
which we have extracted the fol-
lowing intelligence.
CURRAGoA, April i9.
We learn from Puerto Cabelio, thai
General Molillo had arrived at Ma
racay. Private letters mention that
Brigadicr PasquaI Real has been put
under an arrest in the Castillo del
Colorado in La Guayra and that
Brigadier Morales. Colonies Tries
iietta and Captain Alexos. are also in
arrest at Puerto Cabello. No reason
is assigned for the confinement of
these officers. Brisadier Samano is
Captain General, ad interim. OF Ca
racas, his Excellency Don Salvador
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is extremely narrow, washed by the
sea and having upwards of 100 pieces
of cannon on both sides. from which
deluge ofshot of every description was
poured from the armed vessels
These repeated good successes have
delivered us from the blockade of the
Spanish squadron, which covered it.
self with everlasting shame. The
Spaniwds were superior as well in
number of arms as in their superior
.position-but the Royal troops are Nat
to be compared to the Republicans.
they having lost all hope, confidence
and department.
The troops of Real, for which the
spanish government made such great
sacrifices, arc destroyed, without
having obtained the least success
Our loss does not amount to 60 men,
The Spanish squadron. consisting If
Is sail, has likewise disappeared.
with the loss of only IS men on our
part, while theirs amounted to nm
wards of 500 in the different battles
We are, therefore. allowed to say that
our triumphs have been glorious and
prosperous.
Head quarters, Barcelona, the 5th
of March, lS17.---7th.
RAFAEL DE GUERRA,
Major General.
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fB
TIVE MORTAR WASH.

Pu, two measures OF quick line and
one measure of common sand into pail
STR it well up with water til the water
grows very thick, SO as to be u the cons
sistency of thin, Jelly. This, when used,
grows dry in few minutes.
For another desideratum in buildings,
particularly cisterns, &c. see the spcci-
iication of Higgins's patent for new III
vented water cement Or stucco
Old annual Reg. for yecr l779.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-08
TIE Recipe for makiRs the Rough n
ter

te1.
Common coarse lime and hair (such as
generally serves for the pricking up coat
in plastering) may be used-butit is con-
|side-ably cheaper and much better, in all
these cases, TO make use of hay instead
OF hair, in order to prevent the plaster
work from cracking.
The hay ought to be chopped to about
three inches in length, but no shorter.
One measure of common rough sand,
two measures OF Stacked lime, and three
measures mot less) of chopped hay, will
prove very good proportion, when suit
GENTLY tempered and beat up together in
the manner of common mortar. The hay
must be well dragged in this kind CT rough
plaster, and well intermixed with it-but
the hay ought never to be put 10 till the
a,her two ingredients are well beat up
together with water. This rough Plaster
ought never to be made thin for this work
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-10
Charles County Court.
August Term 1916.

August ] ERIN 1916.
On application to Charles County Court
by petition in writing of John Budd, II
Charles County, for the benefit of the act
of assembly for the relief Of sundry insol
vent debtors, passed at November session
1905, e the several supplements thereto,
on the terms mentioned therein a sche.
dule Of his property and list OF his ere.
ditors on oath, a. far as he can ascertain
them. accompanying his petition ard
the court beiRg satisfied by competent
Testimony, that the said John Budd' Las
resided two years immediately preceding
the time sf his application. in the state Of
MARYLAND is thereuPon ordered and
adjudged, that the said John Rudd. by
causing a copy Of thi, order to be inserted
in some one oi the newspapers edited
the district of Columbia, ouce a week Tor
two months. before the third Mor day in
March next, give notice to lis ere.
ditocs tn APPEAR before the said
court at the csur house in CtarlestN~Y
Dn the said third Monsav IL March nest
for the purpose Of recommending trus.
tee for the;I benefit, aud TO shew oanse
il any they have, why the said John Budd
should not have The benefit of the ACT a
assembly aforesaid, and the severa! sup:
PIGMENTS thereto, as PRAYED.
Tests. JOHN BARNES, elk.
January 8 law2m
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NOTICE.
february S

The subscribe intending to- remove
from this place in short time, requests
all those indebted to hin by bond, note
nr open account, to come forward & set
tie them up to first of January 1917.
He will dispose Of the Houses q Lots
he now occupies, and possession gwen
the 18th October next. The dwelling
house is calculated for The accommoda-
ton OF family, with all the necessary
out houses, and very productive gar
den, subject to a small ground rent-tEe
stand for retaining goods, or purchase Of
produce, is inferior tepone 10 town.
1t is deemed unnecessary sOgiye more
minute description, as it is presumed
those wishing to purchase viii view the
premises.
He will also sell quarter acre Lot
and Dwelling House thereon, near he
court house.
The above property viii bedisposeJ
Of on accommodating terlps to those WISH
ing to purchase. +
GEORGE SMITH.
Dumfries, January I4-l6 eotf
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the Eederalists. BY whose votes were
THE duties on cotton and woo!len goods
Limited to three years By RepublI.
caasi At this session. the presiden' .
BY special message. informed congress.
that the present laws were inefficient ;
that he could not maintain the neutral
position of the United States withou,
other laws, A bill has passed the h6use
of representatives by large majority.
giving him the aid he required but il
ought mt tn have been voted for by K
Ipublicans-Whyi Because the Federal.
.sts have generally voted tor t.! y
Again: the president recommended that
measures should be taken to prevent the
British from monopoIizihg the carrying
trade with the British colonies. A great
proportion Of the Federalists support a
bill prepared with view to that object
in fact it was proposed by federaiist
the last session its principal opponents
are republicans s5 iflost which appears
probable, it will be by republican votes /:
49, - '''% $500
to perf.m he exercises his best Judgment
4 but he is right or wrong, according to the
number of Federalists who may vote with
him on the question.
!, committee from the Manufacturing
Society Of New York are now here
Their object is to indnce Congress to
make perpetual the duty ON Cotton and
Woolien Goods. The duty is, by the
present law. to fall 5 per cent IN two
years. I understand that the Federalists
will, with few exceptions, support the
views of the manufacturers; aud: | fear
they will be opposed by d majority Of
the Republicans! have eoDyersed with
both your members, and ! have reason ia
believe, that they will support the mea
sare. Ought they to be censured if il
should happen that it be carried by every
Federal vole being in its favor !!
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Port OF Alexandria.
FROM THE EXCHANGE COFFFE
HOUSE BOOKS.

February 7.
Schooner Levant, Reed, hence. ar.
rived at Boston the I'd instant, after a
passage of % days,
The navigation of the ports of Med.
ford and NewburPort is obstructed by
the ice.
The schooner Susan, hence, which ha:
been aground and surrounded by the ice
foI some time in the harbor OF Boston
was got off after great exertions, on thu
Cd instant, without receiving any essen
tial injury.
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February 10
By John Jackson & Co.

by John Jackson 81 20.
On Wednesday, leth inst. TO commenc,
at ten o'clock, at the Auction Room
on Union street.
Mould and dipped candles
Whskey in hogsheads and barrels
p ime pork and beef
10 firkins butter
Brandy, wine, white wine vinegar
Cherry bounce, chocolate, fresh 4 good
CoIdage, raisips, pears, starch, etc.
Immediately after
| bale superfine clothes
| ditto cassimeres
Q ditto blankets
| case linen bed ticking
| ditto velvets anil cords
/ ditto Irish linen
1 ditto pocket books
/ ditto elegant Madras handkerchiefs
I ditto Horences
/ ditto poplins and bombazeens
2 ditto calicoes, elegant new patterns
! ditto London pack pins
| ditto pound do
/ bale elegant bonbazetts, variety coils
ALSO,
Plains, kerseymeres, fannels, baizes
ginghams, leno and jacorst muslias, lin
en- eambric, linen sheetings gloves, cot
ton. silk and worsted hosiery, grapes
silks, vestings, cotton rolls, reatymade
GIsthrng, etc. etc.
February 10
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT
AT WASHINGTON.
February s.

ANDAe'N -
I did not write 10 you yesterday be-
cause think it cannot be very inter-
esting to your readers of any class 10
receive an account of an important
transaction in little detached frag-
mauts, and the last two days were
taken up with the discussion Of the
Bonus Bill, or bill for internal i'm
provemcnt, call it either IS you
nlease, furnished the subject CT my
last letter. As the proceedings OF
Thursday could not afford either
pleasure or information, unless &C
eompanied by What followed them on
the same subject this day. ibid not
think it would be treating YOU with
usual good naturc,to put you tn the eX-
pence of postage for it. However il
YOU should be Of a different opinion.
and must have letter. whether 1t
sontain any inflammation or not, say
the word, and | will send you as many
blank sheets, under seal, us you can
reasonably desire.
1t would seem as lin every free 60
vernment, opposition were as neCes-
saly to the progression of the state
machine as legislation or execution
or any other part of its tackle. Like
the antagonist muscles in the animal
world which. parad0Nicai as II may
seem. give efficiency to the other mus
Cles by counteracting them. On the
existence of q due balance between
those. il is said that ease, experiences
dexterity. and the management oil thu
various motions of the human frame
consist. | should be glad to see thai
balance preserved with something like
uniformity in our councils: But i
so happens that the antagonists are
sometimes perfectly langnid and inert,
and sometimes are under such sIrongI
excitement that they produce Notions
as outre aud mmanaScablo as the
dance of st. Nitus himself.
Now whether it he wrong or not. !
should be sorry 10 lave the presumP-,,
ton to assert.but so The fact has been.
that this meaaure whiCh.up0m the first
showing of Mr.. Calhoun, seemed to
be 50 unobjectiOnablc. has been very
warmly opposed! Yea, three days OPP
posed, and yet an impartial booker
on. have never changed my opinionI
about it.-Some parts of the arguments
against it. | confess, ! could not un-
derstand. When one gentleman (Sen.
Smith, said that there would not be.
money enough in the treasury to an
Swcr the demands Of the country, |
understand him well enough, though
Thought he might be mistaken; whep
another gentleman. Mr.. King with
a warmth that did him honor, dcpior-
ell the condition of the poor inhabi-i
tants of his district. and suggested
tn superior expeiiency of giving to
our distressed citizens a little finger
ing of the bonus.I understand him too;
apd | could if [ dared. have called out
to hin from my perch in The gallery,
tina. ae need not go all the way to-
Maine, or even out of our splendid
Metropolis and its adjunct George
town for objects to excite commisera-
tlOn,;f OH such an occasion cOmmisse-
ration were essher argument or sound
policy; but when several other gentle
Lien affirmed that roads and Caulas,
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To hide her own indignant bushes,
Thai she patiently bore his insults so lor.
Aad nov wonders, that her spirited
Citizens
Had not by one common impulse,
Put their feet upon his accused head,
and crushed Out at once
His Venom and his Froth."
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SoPy-iest.
A. MOORE. Register.
I his is to give Notice.

That the ,ub,c lber. OF Nlexandria
county in the district Of Columbia. has
obtained rem the Orphans Court of said
county letters Of administration on The
personal estate of Jerome Plumer. Iafe
of the county aforesaid decrease; /: all
persons having claims against the said
decedent. are hereby warned to exhibit
the same to the subscriber. with the
vouchers thereof, passed BY the 0rphaus'
Court, on OF before the l5t'1 day Of July
next. or they hay by law b. excluded
frolo all beuefi' TO said estate; aud these
Indebted thereto are required u AXE
immediate payment Given under my
hand this 18th January. 1917.
J0SEPH SMl.H. Admir-
Of jerome Piurer.
January Is so4w
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.,,b county are 20 recover, aud u, tin
ea mr. liam 10 individuals on real secu'
s :,r. the revenue thereof OF such part
H.. III. 1,.of as they NAV think necessary an.
s ~ to he expended in the support OF
. n schonls a. shall be established IN
,Ss townships Of their county, Sc.-lt the
and. derived from the Literary Fund
H. nd the interest Of the money thus invest,
"a a. hall exceed the expenditure tor The
s"n,ort If such SCHOOLS. the surplus shall
b. f emitted to the Literary Fuud to fOru
a part Of the same.
The aldermen are compelled to serve
three years eniy.