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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20
& aston, APRIk ~
E9sToN, APsIt le
FuvtbFr Acc9nnts, q CogfrmO:ion
Strong, Of" FRENCH Burning L4v:."

E9sToN, APsIL ~
FurtbFr Hcc9nnts, q ConfrmO:ian
Strong, Of" FRENCH Burning Lavs."
far -a17eTTCan5.
arrived here, the fen Ana, capt Souie, Of
Freeport, who was brought 100 and boarded
on the 2't Of March, IN LAT. 81 lon n so
welt b. two French frigztes, capt & men
were taken on board one of the frigstes, aud
INK Frenchme1 put on board the fch>-the
Commodore's bIgate was (ome dIftznce Oft,
ihe came up aud the cap. ain and his men
were carried on board the Commodore and
there kept five hours, W thout knowing what
was TO be done With his veGeI. They had
taken American veiIeIs the day before. OF
them were loaded with rum aad (ugar, which
they burnt, the other laden with i4It, belong
ing to Portsmouth, they funk-the aptaln
iaw the crew of both vedels, but was not per-
United to converte with them, he underffood
they had taken and deltroyed Is American
yetfels huce they had been out. He could nor
learn where they were from or how long they
had been out, he was permitted to proceed, BY
hgnIng paper that he would net give any
information of his having ieen any iuch llips
before his arrival in America.
AaOtbsS ec1JsDa0fisa snder TIE Berlin aad Hl;lsa
Eeevs0 A letter isrecived from capt Lock
wood ofths brig BeisarIus, which sailed from
N. York Taft iummer, for Plymouth, with
cargo wholly American, by which il appears
that said brig was captured IN the Britiih
channel, bya French Privateer, carried inlo
Morlalx, and condemned esd Jan: lat under
tie EmperOr's DEGREES.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20

We are row once more snugly pla-
ced IN the full enjoyment Of " dignihed
retirement" with leisure for three
months 10 contemplate our own happi
ness and the wisdom of those rulers to
whom We owe the blessing But all
true believers, are obliged 10 profess
their full faith, that this solemn still
ness" will speedily be followed by the
" confused noise of the battle of the
warrior"-that the present inactivity is
only the contracting ofthe muscles for
mighty, and tremendous effort-that
it is the COUGHING Of the lion, that he
may be able to spring, with more GER
tain aud dreadful effect, upon his devo.
ted prey. Not exactly before the
breaking up ofthe ice, bur certainly be-
fore the fourth Of July, we are to take
possession of the Spanish provinces on
the south to "break up The rcgues
harbour" in Canada and expel III Brit
ish from the American Continent be-
| side chastising tour rec brethren" of
the West, and driving them beyond the
Mississippi.
All this sounds nobly on the eve OF
an election but is it likely to be done
Is it even intended to be done or at
tempted +? We do not believe it. The
embargo is not to be considered as the
precursor of war, unless indeed, il
should come unwelcomely and unex.
pectedly from the other side Of the At.
lantick. AS war measure It's design
and operation would be, to preserve oul
property from the grasp of maritime
enemy in the first moments Of hostility
But we have seen the eagerness of al
parties, as we'll those in the confidence
and secrets of the administration as
others. to incur that risk, labouring day
and night to push their properly be-
| yond the reach OF our own paternal anC
protecting government, into the relI
hands Ofthe contemplated enemy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20

Al meeting 0T a num1cr Of 10 I,bAh;.
.shs Of Nol,eborouth and is ,,.,r,v -,
DA.--.iso.t fii'.s ID said No-leLa ougE.
''1fDaY fHit'4th, GEORGE REID.
- y lte chair The following r.
"sfe oIe,e4 by VI G11ae ~. E.,o
0yis'aers.lyn OF SAID meeting, and
Err were Hn n;n1usiy sd)1, q F., AID
IN avg wards uganim uslv voted w - ~
lle e ne Pouland, GszeNe aud Co
tM A-'- pest 4he'f PA0I'C''
/ ], "0ereas' we are met at this sine to
a' i''o consultation the alarming silu.
1OA q our national and state aF.irs
''u 'henoe make selection ofthe most
''''Ole Characters for candidates ia al
i Offices Of this government Cor The
- ensuing ; and believing,as we 10,
- nOne but the real patriots Of The &c.
'''0r' or their true descendants. are
- p.p'S OF governing this people, o.
% hold the least ofice in their
\, % Oestow and whereas ue haze
OSen alarmed and insulted with
,as, osa' !" disclosures" of plots and
''lne'sF'piois; therefore
~ hat the bias of our pofiti.
!, ! 'leed is the UNION of obese I;n,.
bi,, that the supersuuc,nrr is
M. ~ rom the principles, measures and
7o ,,llsd political life of WASHING.
n. ). and that we believe that every
Is disciple of that great end vood
!, w. will Indignantly flown" on ', s,t
tu 'mpt' either in our rulers or o.,
toD.. l'''zshs' TO separate our fedora
n, T = and that We have a conviction.
no.. J" our 'Ountrymen, except unprin
~ :. leaders objection, are imort., :,
) ne same sentiment.
il, 80 That Madison and cc,,,,,,
D'v. Gags SPY, has
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20
H9 PEWS

FOR fsle 10 the Rev Mr. Parsons Afeetinq-
= Houfe, - Pews on The lower floor npn.
bered 3 3 10, - q, SO, 81, 80, 40, "A. AS.
a, 81, SO, rs, SO, 50, So, 90 "a, Iol, los,
lo7, ~ 49, lls-LiIsrsit, Five Gallery
PEWS numbered -, IL, 20, 81 and "A.
Numbers 5, 40, and "A, opIv half
Pews-For further particulars inquire Of The
Printer go III
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20
TtR0,

Az Havana, l6ln ult. Mr William Tucke :
son OF the lave Mr. Josiah Tucker, Vi tA,s
town, sged 25-In this town, Benjamin.
son OF M. Samuel Gookin, aged 4 months
Edward, only ehild Of Edward I<obnson,
aged ii years.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20
Gs3arrrp1.

IN Scarborough, b ~, Rev r. Lancas'er,
Mr.. Edward Skllhns, to Miss Eunce LihbI
Mr.. John Libby, 70 Miss Marian L,pby
In thls town, by the Rev. z. PAyson, Mr
Joseph Merrill, W Miss Abigail Nj fope--
Capt William Norris, to Mss Mary Choa,t
MIR. Moses Hall, TO MISS SsraAs {. Doug
las.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20
cpPUCNsTIONs

-.t,,c,re sua Of April 7.hi Rates ihat
ias ..T,he u s have unanImcuny re-
~ - ,onina,ion Of Tfrsb CIR As sflltsnt
fisl -, General Ths - not The hEit m
tea@ at,.b The Senate have given MIR.
49, 80. wrap aerof, The kOuekie' on &C
40 -.of h. fnga.ar nominations
=. nod people 10 this quarter Of the CouA'
,,r,ieularly deG'ed to remember the
y an which the Federalif' in Portland
.,.,,d as far as they could day or two
80, he late r'eetiOa. warning them of an
.,,h;ce EmsAReO; and Pledging the
~ ofMr Lloyd, Mr. Quincy, Mr.. Emot
~, on, for the truth of IT, The good
are 40 de6red 70 remember tina; the
,.r cfthe democratic party in this and the
.,hboring towns, at once proclaimed the
- - he an .ifsfiorss,i,g hEI, contrived BY
rsseralils, in Bottom 70 terrify the PEG.
!. THE fame coed people are ALTO deGred to
80 ), tbe ssIa5 ard gi9,my fat now Il turns
,h,t every word ID The k5sd5HJ was true
"A no, only 70, bpt he law Is pan, and we
!, ,ysu groaniDg usd>g another EMBARGo,
l;.h ;.to be continued for three ss0at6s--at
4, end Of which the Bottom Patriot iays WAA
/ % be commencsd.
The FederaIias have not circu'a'e5 any
,,,,bOcd. or dersPtions 10 Influence the !Ste
,,t,ion -they Only explained the milreprs.
to,,,ions 0. the Democratic papers>-an and fol-
.nuIy warned and notified the people of the
;rvendiug danger.-They have { cared the
,ruh-ans will rot the good people beiieve
shsn 10 iuuse.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20
BEN AMIN WILLIS.

HAS FoR SALE, NJ"
CI00er FEED, Herds GrqG Fed and
Country Flour. '-t.
NOTICE Is given to all Perfons whole Notes
or accounts has been due longer than tx
months if not paid by the fri day of June
next all iueA demand. will be left with an At
torney for Esmedizte collection.
APrI 90, 1919,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20
y Lhnt siTg 70 Bar, and dsOfber fbSss u KLEc1
1sEfs etEse '-Eaiie-n Argus.

+. smsGS qEst '-Eaiiern Argus.
Previous 20 the clofng Of me Polls ar the
iEe Eeetien in this town, one could hardly
rss democrat of the feoOndary order, who
i &rvald not offer to Bet a comfortable FUN.
III iha the federaliils would not have a plurality
sikhy-many would offer to BET two, three, or
eui 70 cus that they would not have TOO,
snd probably were led TO believe, they would
,.n. rake their fortune But fad 60 tell. boots,
>. ttsVsE hats, iuits of Clothes, Eve, zen and
: 4 tvs1iT dollar bills we're loll in abundauce, 2.
-rx Hind thar 500 dollars would no, remuuer-
n pc ihtn D0ubuefs many of them were N
sEr fgati 5T their leaders, in order to keep a.
n i've parry iPlrit they 'aTked loud IN the To-
iarancs OtIce'-taTis1 Ia the corners Of the
rR hrten concerning herr iacrca'ed Strength, bat
~ Fefs tarsi1' not 10 rilk Cent ~ 8FT71No
uhs OF iaeie mighty men hss sDce declared.
ST. 'hai he eIpsetsd he fadsr2 .ra vag.d have az
- Hai huadred piurzii'y bu. f: Voula rCe %
aVOW before elett'on J., IVY C.zI.os E2sEt
= ~ . = az ting r z1-e s5s css~, y 6;. fs.ee,
lAss 7 St a. i aat''l luec= 7eQui .. hat theGe
81 s"'as' .szderr f Democracy ihoy,t now
80 eone iotHlf6 AMI -emune-a.c .hofe individn.
'i1Ft sho asTe -ecn deceived ~ sher. and 10
IL f'ae 'uns q I'll 5o, -ld 90 dUtzrS are obliged
; 1Oh0g on z es ling 10 So a. Q~a .zfbts
- Or f'se.7 10 Z. X
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20

10 CORRESPONDENTS -" a WOMAN
is In type and viii appear in our nsxt.
Observer and a. are received and
will be attended to.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
EFAvoR & POLAND have for faIe
(ne1t door to Portland Bank complete
Fr5B Garden SEEDS, .,.
warranted Of the fri quality Purchafers
may be fupplied at fllort notice-Caaloeue a.
the Store.
". T. Gods & Groceries,
= u'uA'' April 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20
Ma. sHlsIrT,

Tn. day attended az examination az Nc
HaIl's ichooI in this toHn--Is affords a rich
f,aa TO me-'GTs mat,e- of congrstulation
shnfuch ample proyihon IS made in this place,
isf The inarucfion of children, both by tEbLe
sud shsidsai sxertion Every thing is due
10 Mr.. Hail for bis faithful and unwearied
mention to his PuPils-and for the good fenle
dfpsyed 10 all bis arrsngements-The fchol,
srs gave uursaaI lPecimens of Improvement IN.
Ger bis suipices aud of Al esrnelt deIire TO dif,
inguih themfelves in the fevefaG lludies which
iksy are puriuing He delerves Qesdy fuo,
Por and truit iiiieng receive 5ts "a
LerH 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20

The ihip LouiGanna, capt. Shepard, from
Gibraltar, bound 70 Newyork, foundered in
long SO, lar. 26-"the Capt and men arrived
at ST. Martins on the Goth Feb. Taft, in the
fhiP's fern toa having been d day, a. Tea !;
he IefI the chief mate and men on ratt ?
days after the ihip went down. The Capt
arrived at St. BarGs nth ulL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20
INSTALLATIONS.
THISDAY PUBLISHED, -
A sermon preached at the InnalIa,;oa

< u the
REV ELIJAH KELLOGG
10 the Paltoral care of tie Chapel Cong ega.
nonal Church and Society in Portland: from
jeremiah I. -. 7BcH, f5srsfsre, gira nb tJy
I'i"'' and sriIs, 0HsfGzk Hnt0 item al t5st en-
T1a"s Tee b nof Sif@sJf5 at bsy |as5; len eoa.
J'lHd '6es 6.fa's fts1. BY WILLIAM M11rr.
@oRE, PaltOr of the Firff Church IN Faimop,h.
Together with the refult Of tbe Connc-ap5
other proceedings connected herewith.
- Subicrlbers for the Sermon, can have
Their books by calling ar The Store q I'm. az
LslLsa. 5"a. Exchange ffreet.
II FEW COPIES
q bs s5sot Ss,s1on, for Iai. a tbeIsna q Baa2s
hov.f' ygfPb :506Hs'E. JSba RSGt, pzl r5'ys5b
Hsiey
Portland, April 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20
TIMOTHY BOSTON,
INFORMS his frlends and the public ia, r
has opened
"a NEW TAYERN,

n NEW IHF LNN,
ia The brick houfe formerly occupied by Stsft..
Lee, 10 Free free nearly oPPoiue hi, new
stable, where ne 6vites bis friends and poo-
pie from the country TO call on INN. Hs fat
Iers hImief tbat hS fhail give fuch 4ttcn.!An :,
Doth 10 has houle and Fable, a viii give gen
erAl latsfscion. 1t1lI-O
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20
United III. & ?. hLarance Cam
panv of PnrtLnnd.

HE PRECEDENT and Directors Of fafd Com.
Pany IN conformity 10 their act Of moor
Poralon hereby give Notice. that their Capi-
"a stock amounts 90 one Hundred Thou(and
DoUA1s--and that they are ready to receive
proPoiaIs % make inflrance asainlf the follow
Iog rifks--Vz All kind, Of Marine Iufursnce !.
agaInh caPuvtty OF perfons, and on the afe OF
any Perion during his abf-nce at Tea on hou.
les or other buildings. ADD on property therein
contained, withiR this CopmonweaIth; aRainft
damage arihug 90 the lame by Ftre originating
10 any cafe eI@p4 that of defgn Of the Injured.
Nor more than Ten Thouland Dollars will be
taken on aay one tilk.
JOHN WATSON. Se.'+a
United III. * = IaIurauce Office, }
Portland. April 90. 1912,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

FIR Totmg Ladie5.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that the fubfcri-
Der contemPlztes opening 4 School Az
Cois"5uT Hal near the Hay Market 10 this
town, on the frit Monday in May enIuing !;
eIclu6veiy for the accommodation or young
Ladies, who may with 10 be tsught in Read
ing, Writing, Arithmetic. EngHih Grammar,
Geography, &c --Terms four dollars per
quarter, payable quarterly. 't
Thofe gentlemen who may feel difporsd 10
patronize this School will pleafe 10 leave their
names al the Bookllore Of MefTrs "A Lyman
q CO. MARTIN RUTER.
Ps,sIGA5, AeyH 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20
RI Be SOLD.

IQ Be SOLD.
REL "EEN twenty and thirty arse, oFva.
- liable Isfs,0a! Alas ia BsTAzL and 4 !i.5,,
81 OF land IN Newry, both in thr {. n Of
Oxford, la.eiy owned BY Jane, Wake. Ia
Terms highly adSantageou, for vhe prrrchaler;
provided immediate aPPIcatioa re made tothe
lu0tcrlber az bis office il Portland
NICHOLAS EMERY.
e AEeHf forsh, ozVasr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20

/, NOTICE is hereby given. that me suhscriber
haa been Guy appoint d Admleistragor
. ca the efare of
JOHN HATfNiAM,
late of Marlborough, il che county of lin
eoin, yeoman, deceased and has taken upon
| hmfef that trnli Ivy giving bond a. The law
directs And az persons having demands up,
M the estate, of fad I1atipham, are required.
70 exhibet the fame and aA Fe-Ions indeL Cd
% SAID eltate, are called upon TO make gay
nlent 10
MATTHIAS DENNER, 6hzias.
april 2 1912 "a
NOTICE isherehy gHsn that TIE fubfcribers
= have been day appointed adminiilTatore
on the eltafe Of
RICHARD 8AYLEY,
late Of Alma, IN the county Of lincoln yeo-
man, dectafed, and have -aken on them'efves
that trulf by giving bond q the law directs
~ pedon, HAVING demands upo1 the cits.s -
fId dece4ied, are rcqHeiteI e crhibh he .a-rs.
ID ~ Pc. ION dtbtrd IL the eta e aTe caHct
On TO make psymen' 20
SUs anna RAYLEY, 2
EZSA BalLkY.
MarA 10, Jst9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20

NOTICE IS hereby given. that me suhscriber
= haa been Guy aPPoiat d Admipistrator
On the enaIe %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20

&kgrk
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26
65~To THE PATRONS OF THE VIRGINIA
ARGUS.

Alta rerv great expence, the proprietor, has
kate,vproourcd entire new fonts ofrYP E for this
paper, and encreased the size of it considerably,
Ii is believed that it now contains quantity OF
matter nearly equaito any paper printed In, A
merica The price 1.-THE same as in the year
1928. when it commerced1 is 20 per cent. lower
than the other papers Of this city. Notwith-
standing this, however, and the INCREASED price
OF types, paper, &c. which cannot be obtained
but for cash, the subscription will not he raised
70 bunctuai subscribers. But in justice to him.
self the printer gives this early notice to his pa
irons, that from and after the first day OF the
year 1912, the paper will be charged, at the
rate of FIVE DO LARS per annum TO all those
who do not pay their subscriptions i'll the course
OF the current year.-The opportunities by pr!-
Vate conveyances continually occurring tbro'-
out the year from every part of the State to
Richmond Tparticularly by the Members OF the
legislature and the Sherifis1 and the facility
afforded by the mails which pass through every
neighbourhood at least once 4 fortnight, Will
leaye those disposed TO make renittaneess no
excuse for not dong so.-No subscription will
hereafter be taken for less than six months,
nor will the paper be discontinued till all ar
rearages are paid up. ~.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26
ter to the Commonwealth, near the BelI-Taverr

| Sec. 5. Aai be i. further cracted, That SO
much of the funds constituting the annual an
preparation Of eight millions of dollars, for the
payment OF the principal and interest of the
public debt of the United States, as may be
wanted for that purpose, after satisfying the
SUMS necessary for the payment ofthe interest
and such part of the principal OF the said debt
rs the United States are now pledged annually
to pay or reimburse, is hereby pledged and APP
propriated for the payment of the interest, and
Tor the reimbursement of The principal OF the
stock which may be created by virtue of this
act it shall accordingly. be the duty of the
commissioners of the sinking fund, to cause to
be applied and paid out OF the said fund yearly
such SUM and sums az may be annually wanted
TO discharge the interest accruing on the said
stock, and to reimburse the principal as the
same shall become due, and may be discharged
IN Conformity with the terms of the loan and
they are further authorised TO apply, from time
to TINE, such sum or sums out or the said fund
as they may think proper, towards redeemng
by purchase, and at price not above par, the
principal Of the said stock, or any part thereof
AID the faitho of the United States is hereby
pledged TO establish sufficient revenues Tor MAX
ing UP any deficiency that may hereafter take
place IN the fInds hereby appropriated for pay
ing the said interestand principal sums, OF any
OF them, in manner Aforesaid.
Sec. A. And be it further enacted, That it
shall be lawful for any of the banks. in the dis
trct of Columbia 20 lend any part. of the sum
authorised to be borrowed by virtue of this act,
any thing in any Of their charters of incorpora-
ton to the Contrary Notwithstanding.
II. CLAY,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
GEO. Gil. ION,
Vice-Prcsidens cfthe United States and President
- ofthc Send te.
March II, 1912.
APPROVED.
JAMES MANSON
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26
"a dollars per aanum.J

monies in the Treasury not otherwise APP
propriated--provided, That said certificate
shall be lodged with the Register of the
Treasury and cancelled prior to the pay
ment thereof; !" which was determined in
the rEegasive-Yeaso -Nays 3d.; 50
On tho question shall the bill be engrossed
and read third time. it-was determined in
the negative-Yeas IA, Nays IS.
The further consideration of the bill to
provide for the designating, Surveying and
granting the military bounty lands, was post
poned until tuesday next. -
The bill repeating the 10th section of the
act incorporating the subscribers to the bank
OF tie U. 5 was read the third time aud pas
sed. ~
The Senate resumed as in committee Of
the whole, the consideration of the bill for
the relief of the Collectors of the ports of
Baltimore, Norfolk and Portsmouth--and
on the question shall this bill be engrossed
and read third time, it was determined liz
the negative. .-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26
cHAs. x. MALLORY.

DY virtue of deed Of trust executed by
Nd George Adams to the subscriber bearing
date the day of April, 1910, and duly ad.
mitted to record in the county court OF Han
over, for the purpose of securing the payment
of certain sums of money therein expressed,
with interest and cost, viii be sold for ready
moHey, on Friday the twenty seventh day OF
the inst. on the premises, the TRACT of
LAND dying in the lower end of Hanover)
whereon the said George Adams resides,
containing by estimation 80 acres, on which
land there are good dwelling house and a
number of very convenient out houses, very
valuable young orchard of Apple and Peach
trees; there is a very valuable work horse
also, which will be sold.-The subscribers
will convey such title as they have.
JAMES MEREDITH, : zrv.,...
THOMAS AGREE,
Hanover, March 6, 1912. (w3t)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26
JAMES MADISON.
APPROVED.
March IL, 1912.

AN ACT
Authorizing loan fOr a sum not exceeding eleven
millions of dolars.
BE IL enacted By the Senate and House of Re-
presentatiVes Of the UAifed States of Apreyica.
IN Congress assembled, That the President Of
the United States be and he is hereby au-
thorised to borrow, on the credit of the United
States, sum not exceeding eleven millions of
dollars, at an interest, not exceeding six per
centum per annum payable quarter-yearly, to
be applied in addition TO the monies now in the
treasury, or which MAJ be received from other
sources, to defray any of the expenses which
have been, or may, 6urin. the present session
OF Congress, be authorised by law, and for
Which appropriations have been or NAV, dur
ing the present session of Congress, be made
by law; PROVIDED, That no engagement nor
Contract shall be entered into, which shall
preclude the United States from reinbursiuo-
any sum or sums thus borrowed at any time
after tho expiration Of twelve years, from the
first day of Jsnusry next.
Sec. 2. Ind he IL further enacted, That the
President ofthe United States be, and he is
hereby authorised to cause TO be constituted
certiiicates OF stock, signed by the register of
the treasury, or by commissioner of loans, for
inc sum to be borrowed by virtue of this act or
ior any part thereof, bearing an interest of SIX
per centum, and reinbursable as Aforesaid
which stock, thus created, shall be transfcra-
bic in the same manner as is provided by law
for the transfer Of the existing public debt Of
the United States and it is hereby further de.
clared, that It shall be deemed good execution
OF the said power TO borrow, for the President
OF the United Siates TO cause the said certif.
cafes OF stock, or any part thereof, to be sold
Provided, That no such stock shall be sold I'm
der par.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26
(BY AUTHORITY.l
Laws Of the United States.
AN ACT

AN ACT
Making appropriation for the defence of our
Maritime Frontier.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House of
Re1treseafatiues Of the United States ofA-
nieried II, Congress- assembled, That the
sum OF FIVE hundred thousand dollars be, and
the same is hereby appropriated, in addition to
the sums already appropriated, for the pugpo-
ses of fortifying and defending the maritime
frontier ofthe United States and that the same
be paid out of any monies in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated.
Fl. CLAY,
Speaker efths House Of Representatives.
GEO. CLINTON,
Vice President oethe United States a,,d President
the Senate.
March 10, 1872.
APPROVED
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26
Charlotte court, Sd Fe5. 1872.

CbdTfoIIe Court, So REQ. 1872
Commonwealth
AGAINST
James Middleton, and Peter Mason, DTS.
Nm Information in Chancery.
VTNHE defendant Middleton not having enter
IL ed his appearance according to the act
of Assembly and the rules of this court, and
it appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that he is not an inhabitant of this state, on
the motion of the Attorney prosecuting for
the Commonwealth in this court, it is order
sd, that he appear here on the first day of
May courtnext and enter h,s appearance and
answer the information and give security for
performing the decree OF the court ; and that
copy of this order be inserted in one of the
newspapers printed in Richmond for two
months succcssively and posted at the front
door of the court house of the said county.
A Copy-Teste
THOMAS READ, c. c.