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mlral brian - using o'o'y
exertion, to detect and to bring TO
condigu punishment, the pirates who
have committed SO many depreda
tons in the West Indies; he has now
three in close confinement, awaiting
their trial; one man named Josepa'
a black man by the name OF Peter ;
and Jehn PANEL, formerly the com.
mander of the Decatur. Admiral
Brian has taken all tho privateers
into requisition, and will nov grant
no commissions. We are further in
formed that on the 9th Of Feb. the
Decatur fell in with three Spanish
srigs of war and fought them up.
wards of one hour, before she could
effect her escape; it is tho't that il
:here had been but two vessels. she
would have brought them into Mar
garetta. The Decatur did not re-
eeive much damage some men were
wounded. The Spanish vessels were
much cut to pieces, and one actually
ceased firing, and hauled oil.
From Curacao papers received at
the Office of the N. Y. Commercial
Advertiser.
CURRAeoA, Feb. Ell.
No particular news has been re-
eeived in this Island since the pub
LEGATION of our last number, The
Caracas extraordinary Gazette, CIV
ing the detail Of Ximenes' victory
over the Independents, has been re-
ceiyed here, but it contains no other
particulars than those we have al.
ready published.
The following extract of q letter
from Puerto CabellO, dated the Goth
ult. contains all the Intelligence that
has transpired this week from tho
Main.
Your schooner with mules is ar
rived at st. Thomas. She was cap
tured but released again.
Five Insurgent vessels are of
St. Thomas +; they take the vessels
of all nations. They had captured
but released again the Eraucine.
" Government has dispatched q
vessel which took the schooner Cone
10, and carried her to Puerto Cabel-
10, where the crew were cOnGH-
ed.
On the sad, three Of them were
anchored TO leeward of st. Thomas.
On the 10th we defeated Pia, in
Guayans, and Bcrmudas and Nsrino
at Cumaua, On the 9Th, Arismendi
and Bolivar were routed.
+" Head quarters at Chagusrsmas
on the 18th. We are on the march
to Aragua. Gorrin was 10 Achoguas
without meeting any enemy. La
Tore is at BARNES, and MorillO was
on the LIST at Chire, to day, the S0th,
he will arrive at BARNES.
6. We have nothing 10 dread from
the esemy. Gabaso was on the lst
n Porto Rico, and on the 22d the
squadron returned to Cumana."
Head quarters, Barcelona, this 9th
Of January, 1917, the 9TH
Simon Bolivar, supreme chief Of the
Republic, Captain General Of the
armies of Venezela aud of New
Granada, &c.
To all whom these presents shall
come greeting.
Whereas it becomes necessary
that the forces Of the republic of
Venezuela should act as well by
land as by sea against the cities Of
Guyana. CumaDa, La Guyra, and
Puerto Cabello, we have found it pro-
per to declare said cities, and they
are hereby declared DINGHY o
be in a state District blockade, leav.
ing however, free from said blockade
all the other places Of the coast, al
though the conduct Of our enemies
entities US, by way Of Retaliation, to
blockade the whole coast, the same
As they did that Of Carthageus aHd
other coast of great extent in Ameri.
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ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY, March 2S.
CANALS.

Extract from the Speech Of Mr.. T
WILSON, of Pennsylvania. N
Congress, on the subject of Canal
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Public Sale.

By virtue of a deed of trust to the sub
scriber, will be exposed to sale, before
the door Of the City Hotel. on Wed
nesaay the 9Th day Of April next
Two LOTS of GROUND,
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little ,<iver Turnpike Comply

A + the annual meeting of the Stock.
IA holders in the Little River Turn.
pike Company, in the town OF Alexandria,
on the 18th January lSl7--a vas
Resulted. That fm the purpose of en-
cou, aging the use OF broad wheeled wag.
CONS 90 the Little River Turnpike Road,
that all Wagons the broaoth Of the heels
en,rcof shall be s inches, shall be rers
uitted t. pass the gates on said road roli
free Ter the tern. Of , years, AMI ~ az
CONS whose Wheel, shah be the breadth
Of ; inches, shall be permitted to pass
toll free for the term OF Is months so,
all Wagons the breadth ct the wheels
whereof sha.i> be 4 inches and under
inches, shall be permitted ts pa,s on
paving half toll 70; the term Of years
lr6u the tune they shall pass the respeG.
tive gates, which shall be specially no.
iiced by the gate keeper, who Sha.I notify
the treasurer Of tue same. This regula.
ton shall be extended to al yeseol. who
shall avail themselves of il witnin ih.eo
years from thi. date.
PHILIP NELSON, Chn;nhsn.
January II 2a"6m
r The editor Of the Winchester
Gazette, is requested to iuselt TIE auo's
six months. aud send his accHua' 10 ,his
Office.
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Norfolk, Jaa. 90

Norfolk, Jaa. 90,
Schooner General Scott, Pratt, 10 days
from s.. rhonas's. l.eit ship George,
Lord. of kcnaebunk, dtscharging briggs
Franklin, ialman. Of Bath, to sail sams
day for Tsrks Island Sarah and Louisa,
Gardner, of New York for Porto Rico :
havanna, Packet, Faberty, OF Baltimore,
for do same day. The schr. General
Ia, Seymour, Of this pert, was char.
tered By Gen Sir Gregor M'Gregsr 10
convey him & his suite to Port al Prince.
aud sailed cor that p ace four or five days
b. fore the Gen. Scott. The crew OF the
Gen. Taylor mutinied just as the vessel
was gstting under way, when capt Sess'
incur sent ashore for guard OF soldiers
and had Them taken to pslaon; ne lmme
.siately replaced them however by ne"
crew, aud proceeded without dlfiiea!fy
Two Of the mutineers were sent home IL
tue Gen, Scott. Flour had advanced
little at ST. Themas's. and was brisk q
SI43.
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NoRtoLK, January 20.

Rr the ARRIVAL 0f ;ar schooner Gene'
raj Sestt, irum st. Thomas, we learn
The following particulars re.pec''eS the
natriotic Chief Sir Gregor acGregot.--
f. ,,pears that Ged5rsl NcGregor had
.nt;relv abandoned the cause ut III. We
neynsieans, after fad ng all 81. sndea'
yors 10 establish any thug like concert
discipline, or regular government sH'97
-th.m, to be- utterly unays'hns anu
wo,soyer. that there was no iohse'
change of obtaining the nscess.'y sup
niles of provisions d ammunition isr the
Heterogeneous materiRis that oon.po'eu
b;s army. tie therefore concidded 'o
.nanpp Inc scene o. has adventures IRON
Veoehuela to Mexico, deemias It more
n.,a.nr +, commence at the t'oatler oil
he uroylLces, u wit'nn haii OF u iIieGaiy
no ser. than to follow his original pan OF
+. hing at once INTO the hearr OF the
country. where ne aust vi necessity DC
in the midst oil ms enemies iaAihs
with m few trusty followers, nc en-
ma ked for the3 island Vi ~. Thomas,
were he arrived without accident, ahu
had the good tortune while there, 10 i u.
In with about 100 choice spirits Of DUE
rent nations and conpiexions, who rea'
dI, Joined his standard, st II: mo
MS ne chartered the schooner Genera
Taylor Of tAi. port, on board Si Sslea a ~ ~
stos ed his new recruits, aud embarked
him.elf with his suite ior Port al Prince
calculating on raising men enousa IN In
dumlnions Of President Potion, for open
lux Immediately the campaign m Mexico
Where, having once got iooung' ne mop
Ell 20 be reinforced 1y the natives rs wei
as Dy bands oil adventures from otae
quarters, until his army should oecom
so formidable a. to kn0ek down al 0PPo
Sition,
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Land for salo.

A tract or par, q J! J.d containing
hstveen two and three tupdied ..yteS
ION the north side Of 0ccnqrar ~ Sair-
lax county. about S niles west o. ocse-
|auan mills. 1t is veil watered with ne.
yer failing springs, it is also we'll timi,cr-
I'd, and the great quantity OF fur timber
ON II renders il the mere valuable io any
person in the coopering line. This land
is OF the middle soil, and produces coin,
wheat or any other grain tolerabIs rel'-
there is about 100 acres cleared and un.
de- gnod fence. The improvements arc
a " dwelling house 4 other out houses,
ADD good apple orchard OF about sixty
trees
Also.
One other tract in the same counts,
within three miles OF 0ecoqua,, lying on
Sandy Ron, containing AZ acres-ons
halt in cultivation and under good fence;
the remainder heavily timbered, Chete
are on the premises an old framed dwell
ling house .ad ont houses and an apple
orchard of eighty bearing trees.
Any Isrsen inclining to purchase can
view the yr.mises and know the terms
% appiylns to the subscriber who lives
near them.
Thomas Gossom. {,
November 50 Qmnp,hsi
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From the Quebec Mercury Of Dee. 81.

About the eth Of November last, thel
hrig Ne,isa left Quebec. and near the
traverse she became fast in the ice and
grounded on Goose Island.
he passengers, three ladies and oae
Gentleman, with the crew, got all safe 'nl
,hore with much d,f6cult,. The day
after, Captain Jeffsrys determined to-
return TO the brig aad save all possible.
lie did so, aud sent one beat Of baggage
sc. on shsre and proposed to stay Oh
soard all that night aud return on shore
IN the moruirg, with the long boat, load
ad with stores, &c.
He accordingly did leave the brig in
the morning and proceeded towards the
shore but the ice making 50 last and
me frost being intense, the beat became
fixed and endeavoring to clear her broke
all the oars but one, which was reserved
for the last rescue, to steer her. The
cob tide Coming in. they soon drove out
ofreach Of assistance they had in the
boat ABOUT 90 blankets aud several sea-
mems hamnocks and bedding with one
key Of gin aud few pounds OF raislns.
In thi. state they drove through the FRA
verse. where the tides run always very
strong; at the east entrance OF which
and on the middle bank, the ice ground
ed, and The tide caused the ice to force
up on each side sc high, that they expect.
ed every moment ii would tall and crush
hem to pieses, Their situation was now
horrible, when proyi,ientialIy the whole
mass cleared the ground. AMI dr.ye ints
deep water. This happeaed the first
IaIght. Nav, mark the drift Of the boat I:
she passed net the east end Of Coadre
island, and all along the moth sands, to
TIA northward of Hare Island, White Is.
land, and Red Island, until to the cas-,
lard OF Point Mile Vache, with strong
westwardir wind. and an intense frost
They empioyed themselves in walking
on the ice in the day time, and Sleeping
all together at night: one mau teepias
watch, released every half hour. to bail
the boat. which had began t. make water.
On the mormng OF ae:Iuurth day, the
Captain having watch remarked an open.
eng in the ice, they at last cot clear by
the ice breaking up: they made sail
With two blankets and ras before strong
n. W. wind for the South shore, saG
about four P. NJ. landed between the
e' Il end Of Barusby lssrd. and west
Art OF Fathe' paint let with every
ssistahce aud com Cm Mr.. 1red-
lie Of RmOsssy p~. Two Of the
seanen had gwen themselves up Fer lost
and LAID ,!own accordingly on tne Sc
eond day by which they wee both ranch
trvze in their feet The mate MA, little
ir"ze but the captain tanded without
accident.
The 6oat must have been d oTe at lest
90 leagues, they were il her lcsr nights
'ha ave days, and vt cna:se msst have
i'lperl.he :, bad ;hcs noi Osen fortunate
y well su,piled vita Covering These
nsn harS tcuir reason therefore Ge
inanstul. .'hsy sa.ely base seer the
rnS.',s OF the 2Jrj, aud his =. w0ade,s in
he deep"
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DISTRICT Of COLU nBih,
County Of Alexandri,, TO wit: Novem-
Der Term, 1916.
IN CH.lSCERY.

The Common Cosncil OF Alexandria;
complainauts-dgainst
Llewellyn G. Griffith, John r Smith,
and Peter Saunders, dTts
g7HE defendant LleweIlyn c. Grit
4 fitb. not having entered his APPEAR
ance and giving security according to
the statute and the rules Of NJ. court.
and it appearing TO the safiactl"n af
thu court. upon affidavit, tb~' INC said
defendant Lleweilyu c Griffith. Is not
an inhabi,ant Ct this district on u,oiion
Of the complainant by his counsel, II IS
ordered. that the laid defendant i.iewel.
lyn G Griffith. do appear here on the
FIRST day Of the next term OF tins court,
and enter his appearance to the suit and
give security for performing 'hy DEGREES
Of this court and that the other deferd.
ants John +. Smith and Peter Saunders,
do not pay away. convey o. sccrefe, the
debt. by them owing to, or the estate or
ELECTS in their hands belonging to the
said absent defendant Llesellyn G.
Griffith, until the further order or de-
cree OF the court and that copy Of this
order be forthwith published for two
months successfully in ore Of the pIDhc
newspapers published in this county, ind
that another copy be posted at the trent
door OF the court house Of said county.
Copy-Test.
g. DENEALE, Q. .
January 90 law2m
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Public Sale.

Will be added to this days sale, jus!
Received and Landing
I case 4 ld,h linens and shifting
brown linen
l bale asnnels
l cloths
IA bags race ginger
8 kegs ground do frstquality
IL boxes glass s by 10 and 10 BY 10
50 bsxes mould candles superior
equality
90 dipt do do
o. chocolate
llS pieces bed cords
~ hand lines
4 cases xornen's Morocco shoes
bales bagging very thick and sssd
100 boxes brown soap
A quantity Of eordase
SIS bills New York prime beef, part
Of whic.. will b. sold on credit.
We expect in season Tor the sale
2 cases bombazets and boulbazenes CO.
iared.
John Jackson & Co.
Jan 81
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w. are informed, o. gentleman. ~he
witnessed the phenn,nenor, that Oh the
g. # this mouth, about ii oeiock' a
suJde, agitation Of the river Deia"are
took c,ace. TO sach degree that Vea'e's
:, he wharve. ws,e VIOLENTLY tossed
bon, and the tide swelled upwards OF IL
inches. The gentleman who made TINS
rama K, observes, that a. an Earthquake
wa. exosrienced 10 the S"ath"ard OF
the sane day, It is p)st probable the It
feet ON the Delaware was the rereroerl'
ton, or conclusion Of the sasta. operating
upon the watery elem.at,
Philadelphia Gazetfs.
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Union Bank,
January %

ALEXANDRIA, 18th Dec. 1916.
I'm or after the first of January next,
u Stockholders in this institution who
nave paid up the several ihstalmsnts call:
ed Tor, may receive frsm the profits d
the last six months, dividend Of tour
ppr cent. on the money paid in BY them
espeetiveIy. BY order.
C. Il. Chapman, Cssh'r.
December y ~
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Robert Gray

For, Sale,
On board the slSops John Adams and
MonteZuma,
1000 bushels ground alum salt
200 sacks of blown do Liverpool fill't
70 barrels tar
Barrels pitch and rozin
10000 cedar shingles
so barrels smitbfeld crab Cider
Few barrels apples.
And on board scl'r Rose III Bloom.
Sc bale. prime upland cation
10000 lbs good green coffee.
Apply to
January II go W IS
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Public Sale,

Public Sale.
On Tuesday next the 2SIh inst. will b.
sold at the Feauue Store, coruer o!
Prince and Water streets,
ClntNs
Cassimerss
F;auHels
81 and 1914 rose blankets
D'mitiss, can.bfc and ieno muslin
Platllss
totson ahirtings
Me- 9hd wOmen's. silk hosiery
S.;& aud oot!on lace
Cotton threads
Q bales brown rolls SO,
Indigo
Cnfperas
You q hy,oR tea
Starch
10 casks spike nails from two an
a LAT 10 seYea iuches.
p. q. Marstel.er.
Jan IS
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Bank of Alexandra,

January 6, 1917.
A dividend Of four per cent. for th'
last half year is this day declared, ant
will be paid to the Stockholders IN TIL
institution or their legal representatives
on Thursday the 9th Instant.
BY order Of the Boa d,
J.. L. M.Kenna, Cashier.
January sssw
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MARRIED, on Thursday evening 'ast
b. tie Rive end Hr Gene, ~ir. HeNL!
HcwIRD ja0lor. 70 Miss Ell! "a RoUN-
sAvkLLE-both pfth- place.
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THEspIAN SOCIETY,
For the Benefit Of the Poor.

The Public are informed. that the Or
chestra, on Monday evening, will be aid
ed by the gontlemen amateurs from Geo,
Town and Washington, who politely vo.
lunteered their services at the last per-
formances.
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Stationary PriJes.

1st drawn ticket Chose sct apart as
pr.les excepted Oh the 10th, l7,h. 18Th,
l9h, 2Ist, ed, Esd, Sdth, Goth, 9th
days each. entitled to one Of the above.
mentioned prizes OF 100 tickets, COM
mencing at the lowest number. and pro
Ueeding ia regular succession unhl the
whole are drawn.
Is, drawn on the Goth day 8 1000
lot d. 25fa day l0JD
LIST do 98th 29th each 500
/ do S5th 10000
do 3Oth 5000
do s6th s7th seth
and seth each 500
do s;st SD SD
and 34th I,D0G
lido 42d and 44tlI each l,O0e
| dc 40th l5,CeG
The prize tickets, set apart, for l6di
DAY have already drawn $3.50 ard there
Stiil remains in the wheel, of that book
62 Numbers ard undrawn plize tickets,
IN this. or any other lottery foreign
checks or uncharfered badk notes. will
de received in payment for wa1 antcd
nndraTn tickets in this lottery
Present. price Of whole ticktes 50
Aud half, quarters ami Fights in proper
ton Tor sale by
Robert Cray
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A. MOORE, Register.
This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber, Of Alexandria
county in the district Of Columbia, Ia.
obtained from the Orphans Court OF said
county letters Of administration on the
personal estate Of Jerome Plumer, late
Of the county aforesaid deceased all
persons having claims against the SAID
deeedent, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same to the subscriber, with the
vouchers thereof, passed BY the Orphans
Court, Oh or before the 10Th day ct July
next, or they may by law be excluded
from all benefit toy61hd estate and those
indebted thereto are required to n axe
immediate payment. - Given under my
hand this 18th January. 1917,
JOSEPH SMITH, Admir-
Of Jerome flumer.
January IS eo4w
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Port of Alexandria,
FROM THE EXCHANGE C0FREE.
HOUSE DOORS

january "a
Sloor Henry, Rhodes, hence. arrived
at p q, ide"cc, RI. ITth instant.
Cndcr the Norfolk head, January %,
pat back on account of head winds.
,Ioop> Union, Middleton. bound Tor
Richmcnd and Five Sisters, bouad FOR
.A!eraEd1a.
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Alexandria Morocco Manufao
tory.
At the Corner Of 0ronoko e Water

streets near the FISH whaJ,
Where may be had, Morocco for gen!
t.emen's bosts, Morocco and American
KID of all colors for ladies' shoes, coach
makers aud ha,ters' Lining Skis. hat:
ters' and spinning wool. The above ar.
ticIes manufactured 10 the best manner
by the subscribers.
John ID. BenElicrt e Co.
NIB. All kinds OF silks scowered and
dy ed in the best manner.
Novemher eotf
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QUIEIY's

Burr Mill Stone Mandatory.
.NHE subscribe, has received large
supply Of BURR BLOCKS dIrec'
e ON France, and has commenced making
Burr Mill Stones, at his shop, upper ent
of King street, near the store OF MI
James Anderson, where he can on shoF
ustice, furnish Stones Of any size. war
ranted equal to any in the United States
and on the most reasonable terms,
Michael Quigly.
april 6 u
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FIR New York,

xa The sloop Caskier, Capt
x$#AS Hollock, burthen 800 barrels
f4s and has part Of her cargo on
HS gagged. For freight OF the
John Kettsll and Go.
January Is
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JouN & THOMAS VOWEL,

OFFER POR SALE,
A few kegs Harris's best chewing
tobacco, just received.
One bale horse hides
One hundred bags st. Gominst
coffee, good quality
Malag. and Colmenar wine
St. Vincents rum, sd & 4th proof
Cadiz salt
100 dozen dipt candles, &c.
Jan go oOcI
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ou MONDAY EVENING, Jsn. e.
Will be pssented,
The much admired Drama OF
Fratcrnal Discotd

After which, the favorits Farce Of
IT'S ALL A FARCE.
~ Tickets to be had at r. Gray's
book store, and at the Herald Printing
0aice.
~ Doors open at half past 5, and
cartain to rise at half past 6.
Box, One Dollar Pitt, Seventy five
Csnts-Children halt price
January "a ct
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Orphans Court,

Alexandra County, Jan. Tern, 1917
ORDERED, That the administered
Of Jerome Plumer, deceased. DO inser
the usual advertisement three times
week for four weeks, in the -Alexandri'
papers.
Copy-Test.
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POTOMAC e. SHENANDOAH
Navigation Lottery
S,snod rIuoo

Win commence drawing on Monday
the Sd day of February 1877. The fol
lowing is the present state OF the wheels
la..r La ...inm .uar LIN
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A W tier in the National Intelligence
proposes to divide the militia into three
ella ,sss, as follows--6rst class to consist
of ,ne,e between the age OF is and a.
secoad between "A T. 52--thirl bstween
So add IS. The militia thus cIas-ed, t"
DE- exercised a. usual under the state laws
except (n,ark reader y the Rcss class,
who are to :. be enca'nped at least two
months Ia the year" under L. States
slicers. ,aeiecI to the arbitrary rules o.
- .I,ar soldiers ard To receive ave d.l.
lar. ner month. By I strict adherence
10 tbs plan tse writer calculates in 81
GEAR, t. convert the whole United States
into military camp. We. will mere y
re ,a,k that he who lives TO Sc, ne nc
co ~ 'i>hment Of TIL project, wIli Oa!iTe
the Iioertie, vi his caun''y.
albany Daily .ias,