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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-24
Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has Just received by the
6eaeral I.ingaH. Captain Weston, from
Amsterdam, u large AID elegant assert
L,ent of Boiling Cloths, of a superior qua
itv, which will be offered for sale at the
More of MIR. James Anderson.
Amos alexander.
. October 6
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-24
Twenty Dollars Reward

ia" awa' from the sub, cnhcr living
near Fairfax court house, on the l5.h oe
January, a negro man named JESS-Ge
is about 90 years Of age, about ) feet II
inches high, dark complexion. lie had
on when he vent away dark cloth coat,
domestic cloth pautaioons and various
other cloathlng. will give tue Above
reward il he be takea s5 milc. OF upwards
from home and secured so that get him
gain and, il nearer, ten dollars.
Su-annah Powell.
Fairtv county. Virginia,
March 6-l9 eo,i
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-24
For Sale,

gESIEAT substantially built h elegant
{ IS finished three story Brick Dscct-
IL House or ater-street, formerly
the residence ~ ne late DR., Kennedy !;
vii which will DC sold, either c0njoint-
iy or separately, the adjoining vacant
Lot 2S feet frOGt and 100 feet deep
The terms of sale will be very accommo
dating to the purchaser.
II this property be not sold prTiously
to Inc 18th OF May next, 1t will then be
ior Rent and possession given immedi-
ately thereafter.
Application may be made to
]. l.. M'kenna.
april 81 d5t&eawt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-24
Paper for Sale.
David and J. Ross

Have received, per ship Potomac, from
Genoa,
81 bales writing paper, asSorte
Which they offer tex sale on ve'y, low
teros. They keep constant supply "'
fl quality chewing tobacco for sale by
the quantity.
Dec y
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-24
tUi.. XVII
SAFES AT VENDUE.

On every Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD,
At the Vendue Store, corner OF Prince
ard Water Streets,
A VARIETY OF
Drv Goods, Groceries, &c:
PARTICULARS of which will be expressed in
the bills of the day.
~ All kind of goods which are on
Sanitation and the prices of which are
,sf, blished, can at any time be viewed
-, ,nJ gurchased at the lowest limitation
and prices ,nsrr,,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-24
For sale.
March I;


A Tract Of Land on the Potomac RI
YER in Charles County, Maryland, about
three miles above Maryland Point and
containing 75s acres more or less. The
above land is at present in the hands Of
tenants, though calculated for desira.
bic Farm. It is compact and the soil
sood and possesses many advantage,
from its situation. lying on navisable
river and neal several good fisheries.
Those who ieel disposed to purchase, it
is presumed will visit the premises; aud
terms will be made known on application
to the subscriber.
George Forbes.
Port Tobacco, March b eotf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-24
March 10
For Sale or Freight,

HVl OdIc Vi TItiSNt,
IN The superior built scnoouer Co
ISE quette, captain Wales carries
about 800 barrels: ami we'll found in
every respect. II not sold in tew DAYS
will take freight either for the West In
dies Or toast"ise. Apply to
LaICrusOm q FOIcfe.
March 4
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-24
Alexandra Morocco Nlanufac
tory.
1t the Corner Of Oronoko e. Water
afrseis mem. fhr Fish 1rbnrf.

otetto hI' t' 10" ~ hu,
Where may be had, horocco Tor en-
tiemen's bosts, Morocco" and Amer, an
Kid of all colors Tor ladies' shoes, coach.
makers and hatters' Lining skins, hat.
ters' and spinning wool. The above ar.
ticles manufactured in the best manner
by the subscribers
John II. Benkhert e Co.
n, B. iiI kind, OF Silks scouered and
dyed in the best manner.
Novrmhp' pnff
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-03
1850
Furrs & ..eiir:es

On the 18th April, ensuing, at Gle
ven O'Clock A. N. will be offered a.
Public Auction, at the store hous. of he
superintendent of Indian trade. in
Georgetown ID c. A parcel Of Furs &
PeItries, received from the United State,
trading houses principally from the
upper Mississippi, and the Missouri a.
mong them are,
$4,000 shaved deer skins
$50 bear do
100 cub
600 muskrats
lao otter
500 racc0on
$40 beaver
And some cat and fox skins
Approved notes at niner, DAYS, will
be received for all sums above one hun.
ured dollars,
THOMAS L. M'KENNEY.
Superintendent; OF Indian trade,
March 10 dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-03
March 10
Public Sale.

The subscribers three story Brick
House on Cameron street. opposite the
market house and near to the Bank OF
Alexandra. heretofore ADVERTISED, (ior
particulars see or paper under date Of
7th February lssD vii! be offered at pub
lie sac o. the premises
On Tuesday 18Th April merit.
at 10 o'clcek. Terms a credit of four
years for 5000 dollars, secured with in.
tereSt on the property for The remainder,
one half will be required ia hand, ard
the balance in approved embossed notes,
payable with interest at three, six, pine
and twelve months; the property being
liable until paid.
Any person wishing to view the pre-.
misses, or who uor.d prefer purchasing
at priva sale, Can have an opportunity
of doing so on fair and liberal terms IRE,
viOus to the Jay Of sale.
WIN. DUNLAP.
March o. ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-03
A CARD.

LIONEL J. LARKIN. has the plea
sure of informing his scholars aud the
pubhc generally, that his hours Tor must
ral tuition. will be every day from nine
osr,cck until twelve A. NJ. and from
two until half past i've, +. nj
and from 7 until half past 9 on Monday
Tuesday, Thursday aud Friday a'en'
ings. -. -, ,bo doub,e or
single Flaseolett, will be waited Oh d.
For terms-insuire at Mr.. R. Trays
Book store. eares IL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-03
TO REN I,
March 90

The house and premises now occupied
bv the subscriber, pleasantly situated in
Water street, will make delightful sum
mer residence, and is calculated to &C
commodate a large family. The occu.
pant being about leaving the country
would rent the above situation until the
first of October next at low rate. For
terms, apply to Messrs. LawrasOn &
Fewle, or to ,,,
March IS In
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-03
Sales at Auction.
On Wednesdays ard Saturdays,

On y eIfSSadyS afsR SatGTei5s1
WILL Ds OFFERED,
A. he lucioa 0hcc NJ Union street,
Pe-reeu King md Prince
Y sstensiye and general assortment
? nj sea.ouabie Goods, of British,
F,sac6. German. india, aud Domestic
Manufacture. which will be well select
= a9l we'll worthy the attention o.
,oyn and country merchants and others
:, the undersigned will be aGuudantly
ypnlied from the nanutactors aud their
i,;ecl, IN Boston, New York and Phila-
i,Inhia---vhich will give 10 gentlemen an
rggortunity Of laying in their goods on as
,ood terms as they can Re IN those cities
s,k;rg ints view the difference OF Ex-
change, etc. etc.
Tie particular description OF goods
will be advertised in the papers OF the
Consisnments strictly attended TO and
LIBERAL advances made il desirable.
John jackson & Go.
AuctiOueers.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-03
NEllINO WOOL

VIII be purchased. If well washed,
for which British good, by the packages
or piece will be given al reasonable ads
vance az No. 4. corner Of German ard
Sharpe streets
Baltimore March 21-c9
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-03
SAL

SALT,
Suitable for the Fisheries.
$500 bushels bes; Turks Island Sail
1000 do 81. CGes do do
1000 ground alum do
zoo sacks Liverpool filled
Blown 10 do
so barrels CRAB cider
4 Which viii be sold low bv
Nordccaf .HIlcr,
WHO WILL SELL
100 casks Baltimore Line, at Two
Dollars pr ca-k.
March 90 cow
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-03
November e
Bo!ting Cloths.

The subscriber has just by tie
Geseral LinssA, Captain Weston, from
Amsterdam, large and elegant assert
nent Of Betting Cloths. Of superior qua
nv, which will be offered Tor sale at the
,tore Of Nir. James Anderson.
Hines A!cran9sr.
October s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-03
Fer Ncw.Yurk,

Fer New ork,
RS The new and superior sctr
HEEE, Planet, X. Rack!it. master I:
E, will be ready in few days TO
~ receive cargo and will take
freight low. Apply to
LGGrdson g Fo1oie.
Who have for sale, said schoouer's
Cargo, Of
$500 bushels coarse Salt, suitable for
packing fish
600 fish barrels
1890" feet clear boards.
april !
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-03
Hardware & Cutlery.

The sub :riber has a few casks Hard:
ware and Cutlery, which he will sell
very low for cash or on short credit.
I'VE HAS ALSO,
4 handsome assortment OF
Good, opened,
With a general assortment 81
FANCY GOODS,
~ Country merchants and Others
viii lad il to their interest to Cal! and
see the Gods.
John Johnston,
Kiug street, opposite the Wash.
ingtOn Tavern, Alexandra.
March 4
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-03
Harmon & Bradley,
Cabinet ,lfnkS,

UUUtUtI sIIIhtV Y.
Respectfully inform their friends and
the public, that they have commenced
the above business in oil its various
branches, at the stand lately occupied
by James Harris at the corner of King
and Patrick.streets, where all orders in
their line will be thankfully received and
promptly executed.
They trast that 6y stric; attention to.
Sether with the quality Of their work
they will be enabled to give general sa.
ti,tactioa to all those who may please ia
ayour them with their custom,
n. B. Old furniture repaired at the
shortest notice. MarCh,6
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-03
WilISKEY.

LLYDSAY q HILL,
Have Just received and Offer torsa'e
- barrels rcctified WhiSkey-otd.
February
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-03
Piano FOrteS.

The subscriber has Ir-t received an
elegant upright cabinet Piano Forte, on )
new construction, OF very superior to1e,
and warranted TO stand we'll 10 tune
has additional KEYS and two pedals, one
to raise the hampers, the other removes
the finger board, 20 that the hammers
strike but one string. by which means 1t
NAV be made a. Piano a. necessary.
or HAND,
four square Pianos, with additional keys;
some Of them pronounced BY judges TO be
OF excellent guilty.
K. GRAY.
March 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-03
Paper for Sale
David and J. Ross

David and J. Ross
Have received, per ship Potomac, from
Genoa,
81 bales writing paper, as>orte
Which they offer tor sale on We Y, low
terms. They keep constant supply OF
frst quality chewing tobacco tor SAFE by
the quantity.
Dec II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-03
THURSDAY, APRIL 9. 1917.
ALBANY Oats.
COMBS.
Thomas Mount,


Thomas Mount.
Confines to have Combs manufactured
from totoise shell aad horns. He has
just finished about one hundred To- Fifty
dozen tortoise shell Combs, II newest
fashions; which, with very general
assortment of combs of all descriptions
and very handsome collection Of
Fancy Goods, Hardware and
Cutlery,
Inferior to none in the district of Co.
lumo.a, he offers for sale on reasonable
terms, at his Fancy Hardware Store on
King street.
Editors Of the National Intelligeucer
are requested to insert The above three
times aud send their account TO II; OF.
flee.
February IA
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-03
Notice.

Notice.
Raraway from the subscriber in Corn.
wallis's Neck, negro woman named
Phillis, formerly the cook and market
woman of Captain Richard Stonestreet,
OF Broad Creek--[ have heard she wishes
to get to Philadelphia. l will give One
Hundred Dollars if taken in or about
Philadelphia =; twenty live il taken in or
about Baltimore, and Fifty Dollars Il
taken in Alexandria or neis hborhord, and
3ecured in any jail 50 thai | get her a.
gain. heard lately she was seen in
Washington with her free husband, who
all hi.aseii William Adams.
Joseph n StOnesrr"t.
FEBRUARY % Il
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-03

For Sale, Freight or Charter,
III The good brig Rising Sun, bur-
AMthen about 1000 barrels. She !.
first rate vessel, we'll found y sheath
ed. For terms apply to
GEO. COLEMAN
Who has for sale, few hhds Grenada
Rum, third proof, of ali excellent quail.
ty. Also, New England Rum in barrels,
green and white Coffee in bags.
March 5
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-03
A BricS-moulder & Of-bearer
TO HIRE.

wish to lire Tor the ensuing season,
a Brick noulder and an 0t-bearer, whom
can recommend to Ue steady and good
hands. No person need apply without
being willing to give Fifty Dollars per
month for the mOulder, and twenty
ty Dollars per month for the OF bearer
the subscriber finding them, and their
wages paid weekly.
Bolitha Laws,
March % dSw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-03
FOR RENT,
The Subscriber offers for Sale.

The Subscriber offers for Sale.
At his Warehouse, fuckers wharf,
5000 bushels Turks Island salt
Antigua rum in hogsheais and barrels
Whis&ey in ditto
New England ram in ditto
Madeira wine in pipes, half pipes aut
quarter Casks
Sherry in ditto
Chewing tobacco in kegs-small twist
Nails in kegs assorted
Candles in boxes
English white lead ground in oil
Nliled sheet lead
2 boxes servants g.cssea hats
mace OF fur
10 bales English sacking
2, ditto do canvass, No. s TO E,
All Of which WILDE sold low by
James Sanderson.
March e5 tt
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25

crcisc its power. We know Of NJ
way Of avoiding n grant but by vic
lence, united with fraud, as in tb.
case ofthe Georgia Legislature, which
at the instigation Of An incendiary.
burnt its records.
From the .N-e1U Orleans Gazette.
Extract from the report OF the house
Of representatives Of the sitting O.
Saturday, Jan. is. 1917.
Mr.. Jones introduced the following
resolution. 10 wit Resolved thai
the committee Of commerce and ma.
nutactures be instructed 20 enquire
into the expedicncy Of repeating an
act Of the legislature Of the territory
Of Orleans, granting TO Robert X.
Livingston and Robert Fulton, Che
sole privilege Of using steam boats
for limited time"
+" On motion, ordered that the a.
bovc resolution be- adopted"
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
Uelamare Ga3tttr.
WlLMiNGION:
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 25.
10 the Humane.

1t isrequested that persons residing
near. and those coasting up and down
the Delaware. friendly to tire cause Of
Humanity, will use their exertions for
the recovery Of the body Of the late
Mrs. COX, who was unfortunately
drowned on Sunday morning the 18th
instant, while eni!cavoring to get OF
board one Of the steam boats in the
river Delaware, after the same had
left the, wharf. The rxertious ofthe
friends Of the deceased in searchina'
for her body at the place and the vi.
entity where she was drowned, having
proved f'ruitless. it is supposed the
'.oiiy has been swept down the river
by the current, and may probably be
between Philadelphia and Whining
ION.
The deceased when drowned had on
q white musIiu dress, a chip bonnet
trimmed with white satin ribands.
large merino shawl with wide border
and plumb colored shoes. on one OF
her fingers she has o plain gold ring
Her hair is very dark brown, inelin-
ling much to black.--Hrr family are
very anxious that the body should b.
found, it is praaumea that by the a
bove description it will be known to
he the body Of Mrs. Cox. Inrorna-
ton left at No. Ala, South Eighth ST.
will be greatfuIly received by her
distressed relatives, and any expense
will he cheerfnlly paid.
| Philadelphia, Oct. Is.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25

lead, instead of east iron, into wheels,
Is boxes and | think lead has been
tried under the gudgeons of mill
wheels. 1t would be we'll for some Of
your correspondents, who have had
experience on the subject, to comnsu-
nicate what they know. II the gud-
geons Of powder mill wheels ran on
lead and it should be found compe-
tent to every purpose for which iron
has been used, such misiortunes as
those stated in your papers, might he
hereafter avoided. A. Il.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
AGRICULTURAL.
From the Portland Gazette.

We have already given some hints
on Cider.making; it is necessary we
should now attend to some directions
on the management of tins article,
while it is fermenting &c. After the
cider is made, it may be put in large
open vessels for the space OF about
sixty hours during this time the
heaviest of the pulp skins TO che bot
tom, and the larger aud lighter parts
rise to the surface where it remains
until the fermentation begins but as
the Fermentation would involve great
part of the pulp both from above amt
below. into the body Of the liquor ant
increase the fermentation beyond oul
rontrOl---It is best therefore, to b,
drawn of into casks before this effect
oe produced, leaving the pulp behind
Cider requires a gentle fermentation
and ought to he confined to between
II and Is degrees of heat. ii your
cellars be TOO warm which is general
" the case when cider il made, the
casks may be put in the shade on th,
North side Of your buildings. In e. ,h'
or ten days the liquor is to be racked
of at which time, there will be d
considerable quantity orlees ia Hen 10
the bottom, from which the cider
oo,ht to be removed. Ii the air in
(, he cellar be fallen to is degrees on
s,eloa, you may place your elder in 1t
LEAVING the doors and windows opcn
for sumo time after. During the whole
t,me oil fermentation the casks nust
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
SALE.
SALE.
The subscriber will sell ON the Gath
IF November next, on the premises,
A Tract Of Land,

Called Forrest Lodge containing eight
hundred and seventeen and one quarter
acres, lying and being in Caroline coune
ty, adjoining the lands of col. keene.
And on the following day, on the premi'
SEES, two tracts OF land called Part of
Wright's Hope, and Wrieht's Forrest,
containing one thousand and lorty four
acres, lying and being in Queen Anne's
county, and about three miles from For
rest Lodge, la,e the property Of Arthur
Bryan, Esqr. deceased. About five hun
dred and fifty acres of Forrest Lodge, &
the whole Of the last mentioned tracts,
are in wood. The land will De divided
% as to suit purchasers, and upon terms
which will be advantageous, which will
Sc made known on the day OF sale. Any
communicates relative TO the said lands
can be made 10 Robert Welch, of Hen of
the city of Annapolis, who is in posses
sion of the pats and tide papers. Sale
TO commence al II O'Clock.
John Shuaif Stoke 1t.
Oct. 25--t24N
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25

Information has heen received Mt
Kingston, by the British frigate La
Pique, which arrived at that port from
La Vera Cruz, last from Havana,
that Gen. Nina, had intercepted two
courics On their way from Mexico to
La Vera. Cruzsand it was reported
that be had obtained possession IF one
of the mines.--Ga1elte.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25

the army we had in Canada. Suisse
1aently TO these events he rose to tn;
rank of Major General, and was hon
|ored with the confidence K Friendship
Of General Washington to the day OF
his death. AT Trenton he saved the
army by the flank movement to the
right, which he recommended in conn
Gil on the night of the Sd Jan. 1777 ;
and at I'iconderogs, in the same year.
1 beheld him rising superior to the
selfish obligations which fetter man
kind and by preferring the safety Of
the army confided to hi. charge, to
the bloody honors which were within
his reach, he voluntarily plunged
himself into the gulf Of popular de-
tractiOn.---WeIl do l remember his
reply to me, when dcploring the ne
cessity Of our retreat !" 1t must be
so my boy. )" lis no. in mortals to
command success, but zce'U do more,
1ce'H dese,pe IT, kRo1o 1 could SAGE
my cllaracter By sacri fciHy The army;
but 7cere I TO do so, / should forfeit
that zchich the zoorld conld not restore,
and which it cannot take a.cay, the
appreciation IF my oucn conscience"
What a noble sentiment! Can such
services and sacrifices he balanced by
pelf? and is it meet that such pa
triot should be suffered to drag out IA
tedious term Of old age in indulgence,
and be buried in obscurity ! Do such
slaring neSlects comport with the IL
heral'ty and benelicenue of an enlight-
ened and christian people : Are they
consistent with justice and sound po-
Icy? Reason and humauity revolt
against these propositions !, and it is
hoped, that the virtue and good sense
Of the people, Which when spontane-
,usly exertcd, seldom err, may BE-
az, " interposcd to rescue the coun
TRY ON the sin Of iUgratitude, and
the shame Of neglecting those faithful
citizens, whose whole time has been
devoted to the public service. A con-
trary course pursued by the agents Of
the general government, has already
furnished the character Of the Fepub
lie /; and il persisted in will sap the
foundation OF patriotism, convert the
military into niercenaries, and the ci-
vii iunctionarics into sordid specula-
tors !; and instead of mngnanimous
policy, the views ofour public council
will be contracted TO the narrow cir.
cIe Of selfish interest and then the
love Of our country, and our admins
|tration of its constitution, will yield
to avari, ious passions and ambitious
projects, and like our primitive pa
rents. and every people who have gone
before us. we shall forfeit for a shad-
ow, the solid blessings prepared for us
10y our indulSent Creator"
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-10-25
Washington. Oct. 22.

Washington, Oct. 22.
The President has returned to the
seat of government from short visit
10 his estate in Virginia.
A story is in circulation, which has
given much uneasincss to our fellow
citizens, importing that General Jack
son had fallen in a duel by tie hand
of Gen. AIair. We are warranted in
saying that this story is entirely with
out foundation. We are not aware Of
the difference which has asisen be-
tween these gentlemen, but we hope
there is no reason to dread catastr0-
phe so fatal.
1t has been incorrectly reported
that Mr.. breckenridge, of Baltim' re,
was one Of the passengers in the On
tario, lately sailed from New-York.
Mr.. B. is now in this city. We sus-
pect. moreover, that the destination
ofthe Ontario il not for any Atlantic
port, but for & 'uize on the Ameri-
can coast of the L ,cifc Ocean.
We have conyersed with several
gentlemen from Amelia, who repre-
sent the state of affairs as being very
quiet. Nothing Of Importance had
occurred since the buelesque attack,
and mock-yaliant battle given by the
Spaniards on the 18th. This yigor-
Gus effort, so characteristic OF Span
ish bravery, seems to have exhausted
the strength of the doughty combat
ants; and forced them into a calm, as
profound and death like, as that OBJ
served by nature, after the horrors Of
some rdreadful storm !
Sucunaah Museum.