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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
DOVER, Aug. 2.

Nesierugy evening the first American YES
sci scnt lnthis war, came into hai5,.r. the
Mars ct. ilnlington, bound OFT to America,
aud II is lid has wailite stores on baarc-
ohe Was sei!t in by the Chsr es hired armed
sciir. o'tn.a port. We have also another 4
Fnsrican s.ii. detained III lI.e harbor, the Ro-
b'n5caoTsJof Norto.&, Copi Adams, with
pasa-ng. &n0k oagsagc fNa Calais, Bound
ei1 - &c i.ev fr},rt i ~'n.I,ptut5
he's na 80 80 rej chs, ,Aerelcrc suppose
GctaiDS 4 y ant has been dne.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
Naw Yonx. Sent. I8.

The British brig Ocean, from Jamaica pr;z,
90 '"S Saratoga priValeer, under the Command
~ prize master Whitioct, IS laden w,,h 1u1
h6ds sus"f, i63 puncheons rum 81, 900 ", c-bt
OF co1ee, and small quantity of mahogany.
Sac Is new vessel Of $50 tons, corner listen
eo, c.PPered 70 The bends, and is oniy Snnntbs
I'd.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24

An arrival at Castinc, from Corunna. IN =
snort passage, brings accounts. that The ofTic,aI
ne'ratc hes OF the defeat and destruction of
N'rm"ntS army. had been received ;here pre-
Tl"ns 70 ms sailing; and that the French had
pieteiy cut to pieces.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24

road 60 Dosna. By his skilful dispositions he
mas succeeded N kcspry TIE enciny in check,
1'ho. IN ,hey H'd great superiority Of cayal.
~ The Loose artillery, und,r the command
~ Ee". Count kut'isow, forced them 10 retreat
'nh loss. W. have made prisoners col Punt
zen, IA the service q " rrtemberg, and so pri-
'''es me commander in chief praises the
t"H.Gct ct Count Hntaisoil, and likeu use the
.HAye'y on the Imperial Cossacks and Polish
uGlans'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
T. T. finer.

On the Gin ofJuly, Mr.. Aid Wood attend-
ca at Newga5e, to take the recognizauce OF
Mr.. CohEtLt The Clerk cf the Grown Of
nee was present to receive the l0OOI. fine
due to tie King. i'he st cur;tjes were, -,
mothy Brown and Peer Walker, Esquires,
tor Mr.. Goblet to keep the feacc fcr seven
years, himseiiin 5600l- and the gentlemen in
.lO'Cl' ea~tT Wtcl mir. Goblet w, Dayiuy
~ ftla'-.t sVa,ce &C. Is d, 1.st-, ~.
.ei III tte ''io'r ..,5 IS ~ - ~ ~. c,ii.
u' el.---""'% FA4', a,a now payr,g a ton,
S saho pounds t. the hJng re! your bro
LIS ana ha'd 1t to yonr t'r,u-c children,
that your father, after t,vo Years in,,,,,;,,n!'
ment, was Obliged 10 pay one tbonss,,d
POUNDS to the King, for pub ishinc his senti-
ments upon the subject OF Military fogrirc
IN the presence Of foregn mercenaries - ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24

Halifax letter, in announcing the latest
news fnm E,Pl,nd, obs, rves-" II is under.
'iood tsat Admiral Warren, who is ordered ON
we N'ner'cap station with powerful feet, is
invested WITH powers 10 negociate and conclude
q peace wld the Americas government /: .nd
" c;'se ct failure, to unkennel the dogs of war
against U.s."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24

=, The pfyateeT Sara'ogs, Capt. Rikcr oi New.
10, - has cspInsed a large British slim t.. ia
i,-lcs, and has arrived With her oil Newport.
she has re; ptured an American s!ucp. winch
wao on her way to Halifax.
IAe Captured sharp has on board, AMONGST o.
tHei V'''n"h.e articles, $40 hhds. sugar.
~" privatecr hss 20 BRUSH prisoners. ard
rs bound TO New York with her prizes, o. " !scb
she haS made several.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24

we understand an elegant Engraving, re-
presenting the engagement between the II
states iriGate Constitution, and British fri
gate Guerriere, in which the latter ship was
DESTROYED IN about 80 minutes, is this dav
finished and for sale at most of the Print
Shops in this CITY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24

The last boats which arrived brought diff
iierent ranoTs Of an engagement having ia
Ken place between the Russians and French,
IN which-'he latter had 1000 killed, and lost
80 pieces Of cannon.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
BALr1Mopr, Sept. Is.
UNFORTUNATE

Last eTening the powder mill and works in the
n1cshborhood OF titus place, belonging 70 Mcssrs
lorma1, HoIlingsworth. &co we're blow IN m
Tire originated in the jt-petre refinery. rho Ice
IS estmaied Mt $4,000. The work men Cortunatelv
escaped The times and The merits Of che nwncrs.
cause Chs accident TO be much regretted.
Sent ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24

Gen. Bloomfield arrived at Piattsbureh ON
'he 8,il nS' and on tie IUh he had 200 men
under ms comma. Il, and one thousand more
were expected there on the I5.h.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
Del Hafchman.

Some of the federal printers attempt to
persuade their readers that General fiULE
is a Democrat, and that CAPTAIN HULL, lis
nephew, is a Fcderalst. We know nothing
OF their politics; but from General hull;s
rcJHa'"g f6bSht tie E3iHa5, We snould sup
pose hin 81 be one Of til, J5ieaGs Of neect -
and from Capt. Huifs attacking ana cap
turing irgate belonging to 1.-The worlds
last hope. we mus, consider him one of
what the tories call fhe sgar harty -" The
tree is known by its fruit"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24

We learn from passen rersin IL. steam. boat
ron Albany that Gen. hNl had arriyedn NJ
oany, or ms pato., OF honor
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
IMPORTANT no MERCHANTS


The brig Dart, Ramace, of New. Or,eao.
sent into Halifax, and conccnued tbcre ~nS
bought IN and has arrived az Boston. she
reports the following valuable American
vessels carried into Halifax with fun cay.
goes OF dry goods; ship Ceres, Webber-
Jane, homas; Merchant, N,yes; Georpi-.
ana, Chamberlain, Bound to Norfolk: Aris-
tomenes, Brewster, PHILADELPHIA: Conror.
ma, Adams, Baltimore Monsoon. Williams.
cambridge, Gray several e which wo1S
known to have licences on beard, ard world,
1t was expected, be permitted to proc, ed.
.--sts~--.
We are authorised to state. that tho re-
ports so currently in circulation, Of an in,
e ltion Fh ne part Of caf' HuH, ufg. 81
SaIe constitution, to qul. the pubic service.
G at "J0""ded IA ercry farficHhly; and
mere IS not now, or ever has bcen tho gii,Lt
est disagreement between hi seIf a. a.
hon. SECRETARY OF the Navy. or anv ofice'.is
he service Of the United States. F,nr,, -
cunstances of a domestic nature c.,,.t,.
du'l VIII probably procure afailonr;i for =
month Of two; but We are happy in being
authorised to declare, thar no ide1 ia 49,.
distant from his mud, than that of le,,.;r,o-
the naval service Of his country.-R0st. Cbrs
Wherein have we sbewn d,spnei.;o, mn,
necessarily TO criminate or urematutcIv e.
condemn General IlO,i? We defy naIienitJ
user to produce prof fths assertion which
mas given Use to this question. we aver
max we nave Published every docrmcpt. re-
i,"'"s % INC transactions at Detroit, which
mas reached Us in an authentic shane. II
lac'S nave, IN the opinion Of our e. plfner-
latoiS, eliminated Gen. Hull, let rn, blam.
DC therefore laid II our door. If his official
letter generates him, let us at feast have,
creGt Tor the despatch with which we pub-
'shed IT. without comment or remark. r.
mas appeared to us, from the readiness win
"1lch 1t was made public, that rs faraqtbe
administration were Concerned, tn,v 49,
anxious to afford to Cen Hull everv en-.
llgniy TO Justify himself before tl,c sea~le
f nus IIuch n az least, we will say. that We
publication the letter Of Col. ca I."S ior
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24


Arrived vest erGay the Andersen, laden
with timber, nelouging 10 London, 81 days
On her pass sge from st. Johns in New
Brunswick they say on board tina; the I'm
g.iSh shipping are getting a way as fast as
possible, aid ,hHt the Americans have been
lighting one against another ever since the
10th OF June The Ncrthern States are in
,avor nj the II glish, and the Southern States
for the French.
To-inorr,@ morning orders are expected
Govnto h>Sa. Sin r. alden, Eart.antl ths Col
lector OF the Customs - this port, 20 hay an
en- argo ca al Arier can ships in this por,,
& AL he pots to the Wcstw ard, " isioh Will
be immediately done in the str.ctes, manner
possible There is no doubt but the three
strange r ga-es which feil in with the Niche,
- on her ,assage from the " est In,lies.wcre
French friS2ies outward bGund TO she .coas,
OF Amelia. We sincerely hope severa,
sqnadrci {, frigates, a few line IF battle
SHIPS and s9me swift sailing gun brigs, Will
be directly sent oT to block up the Ameri
can ports.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
p FoR THE ARGUS.
II WEW REcRUITTMC SONG.


7Une....-.. YANKEE DooDLE.
Mark! Ills our Country calls to arms,
Bids freedoms sons arise sir -
Year not tyrauts vain alarms,
Each patriot Soldier cries, sir.
yankee Ducdc, Doodle doc, yankee doodle dandy |
'""kee Doodle, march away, in fight We are right
handy
To meet Britanna's hostichands
Wen march, our heroes saw sir.
Wen join all hearts, we'll nn ali hands =
Brave bows wen win the dav. sir
Yankee Doodle, strike your Tents Yankee doodIe
DADDY;
Yankee Doodle, march away, and do your part,
right handy
The sons Of freedom neer shall he
By foreign hosts subdu'd sir -
Cur fathers fought for lioertv,
And bought it with their blood, sir
Yankee Doodle. lead us on .,s 'c,i,, ,;r,,,;-
fankee DoodIr, their sons will fight as quick Sc
brandy.
To march end fight at freedom, call
Is s'il! CoIumbia's PRIDE sir =.
Then come, brave boys COM &c al,i all,
Your Countsy'S your SHY .sir---
Yankee Doodle, march away, yankee Doodle dandy,
Yankee Doodle, I'll go too, and do Ny part right
handy.
Fall long we've borne with British pride,
And sud 60 gain our rights, sir -
All other methods have been tried;
Therc'ssSought remains hut fight sir
Yankee Dnode, march sway, YANKEE doodle dandy,
Yankee Doodle, fight brave boys, the thing will
work right handy.
Remember Bunker's blood.stain'd Hill,
Where treemen fought so brave, sir,
Our fathers there. their blood did spin
America to save, sir.
Yankee Doodle. strike the fee, yankee dno'c dandy,
Yankee Doodle, tyrants know that freedom is The
dandy.
What tho a HaN his arms lay Gown,
And basely WELD to Brock, sir,
Yet victory our arms shall crown,
Tho traitors nr0ud.v mnci sir
Yankee Doodle, traitors ny Yankee doodle dandy
Yankee Doodle, traitors lie Freedom is the dandy
Then to the field let's haste away
And like McARrHue fight sir;
Although NIL the traitor play,
Oar Country's cause is right, sir
Yankee Doodle, freedom calls YANKEE doodle dandy
Yankee Doodle, Rife balls vii! sink them sure rs
brandy.
TO freedoms sons these happy lands
Shall still prot cti N weld, sir,
NJ f5reigE aid orr caasa demands,
Ourselves will guard orr f.!ds, sir
Yankee Doodle, Farmers fight, yankee doodle dan
DIV,
Yankee Doodle. work it right, and tip our home
made brandy.
Soon will the ;oils of War be Der,
And then wen taste Of bliss, sir,
On beauty's lip, when az adore,
Wei print the melting ki.s, sir
Yankee Doodle, bea y charms. yenkee doodle dan
S,,L,e ,SScit. cN,,r5 -. =. ~. .,-,,,
are Che dandy
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
Erfrscf oJra letter from caron5o;o,o - .

grnhenan in khiS cify, dated Sent. 10.
=" The passengers FROM the west have ius,
arrived they left Niagara an hour befor,
the armlStice c7pired. They say that pre-
p2ratfons were there made tn abandon the
Fort II attacked, and that every thing valu
able was removed"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24

BEPoRT.-Col. Monroe is said 70 be IN.
pointed Secretary at War, and Thomas JEFF.
ieTscn Qate PrcsidcnO Secretary of State.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
GALLANT ACTION.

Onthc l6,h June, the colonel Of the repi.
mept Of ioish Eenlaw Galewa, was dispatch.
ed, together white corps under his command.
BY nsa or zen. Kort, in order 10 rccornoitre the
enemy IN tnc evening OF the ooh, he receiy-
rd orders 10 direct his march across the dis
tr'ct of { ~ rupa to the town Of Swenzianes. for
v'ich place he set out early on the next day,
mlcrfs'ng assembled his ordcttcs, in The hone
Of bndins bis re gimcnt there but the places
through which hc had to pass, were already
occupied by three regiments Of the eneny's c.
VARY. When Col Calcwa perceived himself To-
be thus completely hcmmtd in, he formed his
troop 'nio column, ami proceeded to cut his
way through tie encmy's cavalry After b.t.
ng accomplished his object, and gained a wood,
be charged The horse yagers, who attempted
second TINE 10 Intercept him, and put them 10
dght Ills loss consisted OF one officer and for
~ SIX pri'st,si that Of the enemy amounted 10
two commanders of squadrons and a considcra.
pc number OF huians, grcnsdiers and yscers
tte fourth bulletin, dated at Aksrn, June %.
si"Vs, q" thai Tie movtricnts Of the enc nv have
been more frequent, Which has c=used some
skumshirF W. ior Gen. Eorf, c0n,u. ardinp
de reh squadron - the ID and Sd corps, has
REFUSED Al Tao Attacks o. the cnen1y in The
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
SOMETIMES BY EIRE

SOMEIl INES BY FIRE" --CopgrTr
he Cotton, Wooden and HEMP factoru
OF Messrs. Brown aud Ballam, OF NVno,IfnJ
County (Neni was burnt on the nigh. OF the
25th uit 1t IS believed, TO nave been caused
by soEe imported incendary The loss TO
inc proprietors is estimated at So, GOO dollars
lt Is sincerely regretted, as this iactory was
engaged in making Blankets, Double Ker,i-
meres and Linseys of excellent qualities
Inc times are pcrilous to SUCH establish
ments.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
From The Boston Gazette.
RUSSIAN RuIIErI,-s

Our last English dates present four Russian
Bui.etins ~ Inc Grand Army, dated June 10
Il, % and 25. They are interesting documents
aud we regret our inability 60 give them entire
thi5 day. Ihe nrst states, "thst the French
trny bad divided Itself into two corps. the
one following the Russian Grand Army, and the
other cndeavcring to outlank their right that
the lrst corps OF the Russians were proceeding
on its msrch, according to the plan adopted,
aud tina; they had already effected its junction
with variou: divisions; that tue enemy, in re.
connotrirg, had made attacks on several
poiHis, BAL had always been r1pulscd with loss
Az one Of these skirmishes Count below Deni.
zen took several prisoners, among whom y as
Coua. Cctayius Scgar."
The second Bulletin announces, that the
movements Of the army had been so a.ilmlly
conducted, sc 10 secure complete cOInmmi
cation Between TIE several corps Comprising
tie GRIND Armyi that not q single detachment
had oeo unprotected, but that squadrons
0. Frencb cavalry, with cannon, bad been vi.
sor0us'y rrpulsed by the rear guard of the ar
niy.
The bird Bulletin, stript OF <, forrna,,ties.
illustrates MS fact" chat it is clear. from
every ci9ciiH stance which has attended the pro.
seca,i'n . !his war, tEat The French Emperor
has been forced, IA consequence Of the Russi-
az mode oi conducting the campsign, 20 change
h's ORG -, ni"n OF opera tiors, which only ter
minatto 'tsscicss marches, as the russians h Ad
absncc.cd The spot that would have been most
advantageous to him IN tie event OF y battle
and t'sthy such procedure the Russians have
IN part STAINED their object'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
PoR1 smourH. InlY 81.

The PcrcM,ire gives instructions to the
trade boo,d y i'or,h America.
Sailed lis pi;'jesy's ship Coquet,e with Sc
ere, oespatt hes.
Sailed iro,q fAlmou,n the 1st inst. II. Nj.
schooner Arrow, with dispatches ior New
York and iislifnx.
~ P!mp.ih August ,, Am. ship Virginia
10 Gay lreG Bordeaux. At eai, detained,
Am. brig MARI and Jane, from Londou t.
Boston.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
Aug. 3.

Ye'terNs--'- On. Sir X. B;ckerton gave or
aeis'i iFt.t,erticH of all Anrc;lcan SHIPS
iy'"S II Has ,it /; and, M consequence, re
,t'aint was az: upon five ships i, the har-
Dor. The taPIain OF the ship sally of New
Hprk, put - "a TN Thursday morning, on
hearinS oithe declara, ION OF this Go, ernm,nt.
1 ne rorto"a tns to Cowes, to lay an en-
0ar5o on TUG American vessels there.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24

The wisdom of the war policy pursued by
the Russians is, certainly, very dubious.
The system OF retreat admits their inferi-
o1ty TO the French. The success of the
plan depends altogether on the circumstances
OF BonaParte's being unable to supply his
armies with provisions: And it is hardly
to be supposed, that SO experienced conrA
mander as he is. with such well organiz-
ed commissariat departmen mt as the French
are known TO possess, will be at a loss for
supplies. IL seems singular, Is he Russians
intei' led, from the first, to devastate tic
country and retire, that hey slionlu have Ia
Ken so much Pai"S to Collect such ample
magazines i'll Poland. The treaty between
Russia and the Porte, which was hastily
patched up, does not appear to have been
ratified; and the Turks, if they resort TO
arms again, villprove a very powerful aux.
Hilary to the French Emperor.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
Il I CT III O ~:
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER q. 1870.

Hanson and his cronies put one in mind Of
Don Quxotc. They are travelling over
the state of Maryland, to defend the ibertu
Of the Press! These Knights errant wen5.
the other day, to Charles County, where
they all got drunk, made speeches, and fell
to crying and hugging one another. john
Campbell, late member of Congress, and
who never made speech while in that bo-
dy, is represented to have been very elo-
quent on the occasion. 1t must have been a,
sweet scene
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24

The sons Of freedom ne'er shall he
By foreign hosts subdu'd, sir -
Cur fathers fought for lioertv,
And bought it with their blood, sir
1anSee oaodle lead us on -.ss1 i'c;,ie ,jr',,;-
rankee Doodie, We their sons will fight as quick s
brandy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24

Soon will the ;oils of War be Der,
And then wen taste o. bliss, sir,
On beau,y's lip, which AZ, adore,
Wei print the melting kris, sir.
Yankee Doodle, bea y charms, yenkee doodle dan
{ dyS
Yankee )ocdie gNlnd ON y, 'tGr -i.-.s
are ,le dandy
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-24

To march and fight at freedom, call
Is sill! Coiumbia's pride, sra
Then come, brave boys. com. &c al,ti all,
Your Countsy's on your sifS;. sir.---
Yankee Doodle, march away, yankee doodle dandy,
Yankee Doodle, I'll go too, and do MY part right
handy.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-30
BY JOHN F.. HAIL, late of Baltimore,
Assisted by several Men OF Letters.

This work will be devoted to the fol-
lowing subjects IL. An Annual Histo-
tory of Eurnpe--2. a Congressional
History of the United States, with oc-
casional notices of important proceed
ings in the State Legislatures-s. Pub
lie Documents--4. A Register OF Re-
rarkable Occurrences-5 Blographi-
cal Sketches of persons distinguished at
the Bar or in The Pulpit, in the Closet
or in the fields. Proceedings OF learn
ed Societies, at home and aOroad--7.
An Annual History of Literature, to-
reign and domestic-s. Essays on Mis-
cellaneous Topics * Poetical illusions
.. Statistical Reports.
Price six dollars per annum-Ie be
published in four quarterly numbers
az The Editors of federal papers
are requested to notice this advertise
ment to receive subscriptions, and
transmit them to Mr.. Noses THOMAS,
the publisher, at Philadelphia.
Philadelphia. Oct. So.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-30
[M. 37s7.
District of Columbia, to Wit.
"HEREAS John Austin, nstl,

District OF Columbia, to VIII.
"THEREAS John Austin, hstli
Z w by his petition in writing, ap.
Piled to the Honorable William Cranch,
Chief Judge Of The, Di..ric, Of Co.
llnlbia, to be adioitied to the be.
ncfit Of The act of Congress Tor the
relief Of insolvent debtors wiship thu
district aforesaid, aud has stated there.
in that he is in actual confinement ii
the Jai! bounds of Alexandria county.
at the suit of Jacob SINNERS admins.
traitors and being unable TO discha re t,,a
said claim, with others against him.
has offered to deliver up to the use of his
creditors ali his properly, real, personal
and mixed: Notice is therefore giveil To
the creditors Of the said Jottn Aus,in.
that on Saturday the Slst of Octo.
Der, between the hours of ten and three
O'Clock, at the Court House, in Alexah.
dria, the oath Of an inspivent debtor will
lie administered to the said John Austin,
and trustee. appointed xgreeably
to the said act Of Congress, unless cause
be then and there shewn to the contrary.
And ii is further ordered, that this hos
uce be inserted daily in the Alexandria
newspaper until the 3lst October
BY order of the hon. VIM. Cranch
Chief Judge of the district of Columbus,
this 9Th day Of October 1919.
q. Deneale, C. I.
October 93 dst
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-30

United States of America
D1s7WIcq OF CoLUNsIA, 10 W.T.:


YKTHEREASaLibel hath been fled
w in the District Court of the Unit
ed States for the District Of Columbia,
by the United States Attorney for the
said District, against the Ship ARGO,
her Tackle, Apparel and Furniture and
her Cargo, stating. allcdglng and pro-
pounding that after the passage Of a cer-
tain Statute or Act of Congress, enti-
tied " An Act to interdict the CONNER.
cial intercourse between the United
States and Great Britain and France and
their dependencies and after the pass
ing the Statute or Act Of Congress, en-.
titled "An Act concerning the CONNER
cial intercourse between the United
States and Great Britain and France and
their dependencies and for other pnrpo-
ses;" and after the passing of one other
statute or act of Congress, entitled I" An
act supplementary to the act entitled an
act concerning the commercial inter-
course between the u. States and Great
Britain and France, and their dependen
cies, and for other purposes; and after
due notice of the said acts, at the Gus
tom Houses respectively, that is to say,
on the twenty second day of September,
1912, a certain cargo Of goods, wares and
merchandise, of the growth, produce or
manufacture of Great Britain, was I'M
ported from the port Of Liverpool, stu
ated in Great Britain, into the port OF
Alexandria, III the Distric, of Alexandria,
within the proper jurisdiction of this
Court, by Hugh Smith, Thomas Janney.
John Lloyd and others, in certain Ship
called the Argo, wholly owned by Tho
mas G. Amory and Company and Henry
Peterson, residents within the United
States, mud commanded by Henry Peter
son, which said ship departed from the
aforesaid British port subsequent 10 the
second day Of February, Isi i, contrary
to the aforesaid act Of Congress, by
reason of the violation of which said acts
of Congress, and by virtue thereof, the
said Ship, Tackle, Apparel and Furni-
ture, and also her Cargo aforesaid have
bccome wholly forfeited and liable to
be seized and condemned in this Court.
And pursuant to a warrant from the
Hon. William Cranch, Chief Judge of
,he United States Circuit Court, or the
District of Columbus, commissioned to
mold the District Court Of the United
States, in and for the District of Colum-
hia-I do hereby give public notice, that
:he said jnfor nation and libel is filed by
Waiter Jones, Junr Esq. attorney OF the
United States, for The said District, and
trial will be had Oh tic said libel and in
formation at the District Court of the
United States, to be holden on the third
Monday in Nov. next, at the Court
House in Alexandria, at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ. of which all persons interested, are
to take notice and govern themselves ac-
cordingly.
Given under my hand at Alexandria,
this Esd day of September, in the year
of our Lord, 1912.
Warrington Boyd,
Marshal, District Columbia.
Ccnte,Oher Oh