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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-11

Resolutions Of the General ASSEMBLY Of the
Presbyterian Church in the y. States Of IL
merica, ahhointing a day Of
FASTING * PRAYER.
AT time like the present, when there exist
many and serious causes of apprehension to
our country-when the footsteps Of Divine
judgment are strongly marked in various ca
lamitous events, as well as in the disastrous &
boding aspect of public affairs-the indica-
tons of danger, no less than of guilt, are too
visible to be mistaken and too alarming not
to be felt. The portentous and variegated
visitations of Heavens justice, together with
the low condition of Vital Religion, and the
great prevalence of vice in different sections
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-11
FRENCH DEGREES NOT OFF.

Gig of .Nrsp- York, SIS.
George Frantz, master of the ship Lydia, of
Ncw-York, and George Waterman, mate OF
said vessel, being duly sworn, severally de-
pose as follows, to wit: That on the twenty
eighth day of April last, at nine o'clock, P. M,
being then on their passage in said ship from
Lisbon to Ncw.York, in lat. So, IS, and long.
25 they fell in with two French frigatcs and
corvette. That the said ship Lydia was
boarded by number OF Frenchmen from one
of the irigates, and these deponents and the
rest Of the crew were seized and conveyed to
ne Connodore's higate, where they were de-
l.ioed about three hours. That the French
men were preparing to scuttle the said ship
Lydia, waen the said George Frantz mention
ed that he mad that day fallen in with brig
which had spoken British "a, bearing North
West; on hearing which the Commodore i'm
nediatcly sent these Opponents and their said
crew on board their own ship (the LYDIA and
dismissed. These deponents further say, that
while Oh board the said frigate, they were in.
formed that these vessels bad been four months
from France, and during their present cruise,
had captured and sunk several American as
we'll as British vessels that among the A
merican vessels which they had sunk, was a
brig from Baltimore, commandeN by Captain
Craig, and bound to Cadz that one of the
Lydia's crew, who was acquainted with captain
Craig, was informed by him, that his brig was
! scutted the day before, and was requested by
said Captain Craig to report the fact on his ar
rival here; and that besides captain Craig
| there were on board the same frigatcs, about
| sixty AMERICANS belonging to vessels
which had been SCUTTLED and SUNK.
GEO. FRANTZ,
GEO. WATERMAN.
Sworn this 5th day Of June, 1912, before me.
WA6 Kprcr Noforu puhEc
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-11

n. B. Printers of newspapers are request.
ed to insert the above.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01
STEPHEN FIELD.

TEFORMs his friends and cultomers that he
i has entered into copartnerlhip with Mr..
Stephen VI Inter, 10 the Boot = Shoe Making
Bufneis, under the 6rm of
M'Intier & Field.
They have taken the fhop lately improved by
faid Field, nearly oppcGte Maine Bank, 10
Exchange Nreet, where they have juit opened
an ahorfment Of Ladies', Centlemen's, Mifes,
and Chldrens Morocco, Kid and Leather
SHOES,
of the newelf falhion azd ar moderate price /;
wholefale and retail
They have ALTO on hand al afortmeut Of
Morocco and Kid Leather and Binders, Of
every colour and quality with which coun-
try Shoemaker may be furnilhed On moder
ate terms
- They carry on the
Bat and Shoe Making BgGHejh
in all lis branches, with fidelity and difpateh
and ia the mc0 falhionable manner
tune |
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01
FREACH Goods.


HAS just received fresh French CO. ds
consisting OF elegant 4 and s 4 Dsmask
and Levan;ine SILK Shawls; fine and com
mon Linen CambrCks Ladies' silk and kid
Hsbit Gloves Gentlemens silk do Rib.
bonds Double Florences ;lSiIx Hose, green
Umbrellas Lustrings; Centlemens SIX I'm
brelias Fans sc
z.so-FIst chop blue and yellow Nankins !;
fancy Muslins Linens B. y West uf Eng
land BrOadclo,hs ; fine factory Shifting; do.
G.nghamsi Ladies I4rasois; CaHcos :;
black Grape 10. Csmbricks; Cambrick
Muslins. some very fiji { /; Cotton Laces III.
diA Cottons all prices: black Persians J;
Canton plaid silks : do. Black do Ponrees /;
canton Grapes; white, red and yellow Elan.
nels Blk. do, Ladies whit. z Slate cotton
hose Gentlemens Slate and mixed do !;
Lace Yelling, 5 4 wide; twld ST ks for ne.
Uses; fine and common Broadcioths; 10. DO.
Kerseymeres red Broadcloths white,
red and Buff KtrSey meres for Military Cen
'lemen' Which together with his former
STOCK compose an assortment " alE.cst every
article usually enquIed for.
June /. tfD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01

Constitution, allowed one Representa-
tive. At that period, therefore, the
house will consist of near thousand
members. Suppose that the number Of
States has augmented 10 thirty, the Sc
nate will then have sixty members; a
thousand Legislators would hardly suffer
the control of sixty"
The two houses have already had
some disagreements, such as that on the
9th Of June, 1905, about the defence OF
the South Western Frontier against the
Indians. The Representatives wanted
to have the President authorized TO call
out. as occasion might require them,
ten thousand militia. The Senate in
sisted Oh defending this frontier with a
continental regiment of eleven hundred
and forty men. The bill was dropt. 1t
the Representatives had then consisted
Of thousand members, they would not
easily have endured resistance from SIX
ty Senators. These hints shew that,
within a century changes must likely
take Mace in the Federal Constitution.
In the next Senatorial arrangement, 1t
IS likely that the period OF continuance
IN office will be shortened anu il may
surely be hoped that posterlty at least,
will suffer no man 10 fill the chair Of le-
gisJation, while his constituents have
undertaken to prove by legal evidence,
that he deserves very different place"
]. B.
A thousand Democratic members of
Congress would probably be above all con-
slitutional controul.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01
SOLOMON BOYCE,

CONTINUES 70 receive additional short-
- msuts of
AMERICAN COTTON GOODS,
from the Factory of Wiikinfon, Greene & Co.
near Providence r. j Con6ang of Cling
hams, Stripes, Checks, Shifting, Sheeting Bed
ticking, Single yarn for Warp, and threa
ded white and coourcd Stocking yarn, white
and Cooured Sewing Cotton, tTe tJG.
Thefc goods t-ing from one of the oIdelt
and bef eltabllhed Factories in America are
at leaf of equal quality to any made in tits
country-Shopkeepers and Others can be iup-
piled at the Factory prices.
Exchange Grset. Portland, 6 30. I, 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01
On Tus/day next
CARDING MdCHINE.

THE Subscribers -ould Inform the inhabi
tants Of Cape Elizabeth and its vicinity,
that they have erected Carding Nil for the
purpofe of carding Sleeps Wool, at the head
of Burberry creek, il faid town, where carding
will be done with neatnels and defpatch
TERMS.-The price for carding white
wool will be cts per h. cts. Id for mix
ture Wool tha, is not well picked and greet
ed will have an additional price Of 8 cents per
ID. No. Credit. @. CURTIS,
NJ. SAWYER.
NIB Boats iaaY come within ten rods At
half tide. Cape Elizabeth, June 1872.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01
BENJAMIN BUTMAN,
ExcHAKcE.sTREET,
LAS juf received ireih fupply of
l. L DRUGS q MEDICINES,
PAINTS. DYE STUFFS. DC.
f1a,ne rpbieb az tbs ELlorg;ne, viz.

Aruozg zpBieb s,st bs J'llo4y;zg, Dix.
True Anderlon's Pills-Hoopers do,-Cal-
-Cantharides--C GATOR Powdered Red
Bsrk-Gum Opium-Camphor-G amboge-
Tragacnth-Shaved Ifnglas-London Lancets
Oil Anile-do. PEPPERMINT Powdered
Ipecac-rurkey Observation-Disclosures
ian Efentia Salt of Lemon-Colts foot
Lozenges-Jesuit Drops-Harlem Oil &c.
ALSO
Linfeed Oil boilH and un6oild-Sp irits
TurpenGne-CoPal Varnilh-Japan for dry
ing Powdered Litharge-Cum Copal-do
Shellac- Ground and uaground Pant Bru1'es
White Wah do.-Saih 1ools-CamsIs
Hair Pencls-SAnd Paper-GoId and Silver
Leaf-Glafs iuitab.e for Clock Faces-Coch
neaI-Roman Vitriol-Indigo- Alum Cop
perals-Ground Logwood-co. Redwood
Msdder, &c sc
A few Calks Red Lead.
~ Pot and Pearl afhes con(iandy for iale.
June (,f)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01
George Eill s. Co.

HAVE lust received and for sale at no.
6 Mussey's Row,
Black and coioured Lust .7gs-Canton
and Italian Grapes 4 and white Cam
bricks BLACK do--Ladies black and white
silk Hose Genllcmen's do--hlsCk ara
white Silk habit Gloves-kid Do mems
white and black silk, Beaver and Cotton
Cloves s aud "A Irish LmeE~ Anktns
Cotton CassimeFes.-white Jean, large
assortment Of Lustring and Satin Ribbons
India CCtCns, &c &c. &c.
1urc I
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01
Dleo,

Ia Staniish, 18th ult. Mrs. Mary Dorset,
il the 34,h year Of her age, wife Of Mr..
Peter Dorset
At North. Yarmouth the 9Th inst Mrs
Lydia Winslow, aged 50, wife of Mr. Asa
WinsIow, and daughter Of Mr.. Richard
Kimball Of Nswbury, deceased
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01

ENTHUSIASTICALLY,
HAS Just received an additional assort-
ment Of
Fancy and Static Goods
among wi ich ave, nice 4 Linens white
and colOured Csmbsics black ditto; linen
ditto Long Lawns a great variety OF
Nusltns cambria and common Dimoties !;
light and dark Ginghams Calicoes printed
Csmbrics Furniture Chintzes India Cal
IcOes black Lustring white, purple, slate,
tawn and green ditto black silk Laces !;
thread and cotton ditto; 4 black and white
lace Veilings Ribbons silk and cotton
Cord Fans black lace Sleeves white
ditto; ladies' extra long kid Gloves short
ditto /; black, white and slate silk ditto
gentlemen's silk ditto waite and yellow
Marking Canvass Sewing six Working
Cotton Boss black Cypress black and
white Italian Grapes Canton Grapes Vt va
rious colours-wroGght muslin Gown Pat
terns-ImIta,IOn ditto-blsCk silk Handker-
chets-l4ncy coloured dltto-silk Shaws-
imitation dIuo-Common ditto-blaok and
white Millenett-BOnnet Paptr-English
Cotton Sheeting-black silk IIose-whiie
duto-cottOn diUo-black and slate worS,ed
ditto-ToTtcis Shell Combs-fgured mus
lin Hand&erchieis-liuen and Cotton dIttc
cotton Observation-Disclosures Parasols-
Cypress Shawls-CamJric Muslin-Hghl
Nankins-blue India Cotton white duo
check ditto Artificial Flowers Diaper
WaddIDg Sa-snetts Of al colours; Purses
Scissors ]; Pins CARPET Brushes Floor &
Hearth ditto Hair Ditto !, Ivory Con t,
&c &c. Jfne I.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01
STRAT coz.

CANIE into the encIclure Of TIE fubfcriber
- on the 9th ut dark briadie Cow, wiz
a leather trap marked z round her neck,
The owner IS deGred TO prove properly, pay
charges and take her away.
ZEBULON JOHNSON.
CorBaE5, June ] 1872.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01
NASONIC NOTICE y
VENDUE.

THE Proprietors of the feveral lots and parts
OF lots OF land who are TO me unknown in
the town formerly called EAT Portland, but
now called New-Portland, IN the couatY of
SommeTiet, are hereby notified that the fame
is taxed in the bills committed to me The fub
itriber collector for lad town, for The year
Eighteen hundred aud Eleven 70 Collect in the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01
Il H1nGt0 Sell on Exch4nge,

A LARGE aud convenient Dwelling Houte
Z = very pleasantly trusted in Elaverhill,
MATS. Commanding prolpect Of the Town
and Of Merrimack River, faid houle is TWO
ftories high has fix rooms on the floor and tx
lodging chambers and an excellent well OF wa
tei in the houle, luit&ble for walking never
fails Has an excellent Garden connected with
the houfe with plenty OF fruit trees Couf-
ant Bulhes Sc
The above & uation will be Told at recu-
ced price. aud one half would be taken INV
l. Coods-or would be exchanged tor houie
in Portland For further particulars Enquire
oF JUSTIN RENT,
Ilgrahams Wharf,
Portland, Jane II 1912. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01
attentton

II HE members Of the Portland Rifle Com.
pany are directed TO meet at the Armory
ths evening at half paf o'clock preci.ely.-
Per order Of fbe Captain,
w. 3. SEWALL o S.
T4EsF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01

INTENDING fhortly 10 make different ar
rangement in their buGnels, offer for fale
their flock Of
China, GIaG and CrOcksry ware,
which forms as complete an aAortment as can
be fouad at any Gore in Maine AS they are
determined 70 bring their Pretent bu6neis 70 a
clo!e, an excellent opportunity preients TO thOLe
who with 10 furuilh themfeves with lcarce
and valuable articles IN their line, at leaf 20
pr. cent below the ufual prices; and 70 thofe
who purchale by the quantity Gill greater
diicouut will be made-for Cath or fhort ap-
proved Credit
N b. All perfons indebted to d | o e
Co either on book or note, are requeAed 70
make payment by the 25th of Inne inf (par-
ticular contracts excepte1) or their demands
will be left with Attorney.
P0Ftl1ad 9uHsI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01
II Nee0 Supply Of
EAR THEN & GLASS WARE.

DANIEL HASTINGS, has for fale, at No.
lS, Merchants Row.
3l4 crates and hhds Of EARTHEN WARE,
of very hyperion quality, received direct
from the Manufactures, and leIecled by
good Judge Of the articles, computing as com :
plete an ahortment a. was ever offered for .lale
IN this town, among which are.
Octagoa G 9 and I'd Dilhes,
Do do. DO. Plates, all hzes
Mugs. do. and fancy,
Bowls, do. do do.
Tea Cups and Saucers Of all forts and pat
teEns-compe,e Tea Setts, blue printed-bett
enameIl'd and painted WaFes--a great variety
If handiome Pitchers--Cfates, calculated for
country Stores.
A.5-4l calks Esglih Flint GLASS, con.
filing Of handlome Cut Tumblers, JelIies,
Wines, Decanters, sc. LiEerDiss On E1Hi--a gen
eral ahortment of Cbins Raye-a few hid;
high 4th proof Rum. lawIf
BOllon Juue 1.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01
Far Sale,

IN stroudwater villa falmouth REAL
l. ESTATE, conGiling Of two dwelling hou-
r., IN one lot, with cur houfes For pSrticu-
lar. INQUIRE Of JOSEPH AZ WATERHOUSk
June
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01

WE The iubfcribers Comm ihOnerS On the
~ eiiaEe OF
DAVID LEARNED
late of LiTermOre, in The Cou1y Of Oxford
Efq deceaied, repfelented inCoiVent hereby
give nc.ire thai further time uf tn months
from this dare u allowed The creditors OF lard
decealed's el4te, 70 briAg IN aud prove their
claims and that they will attend that ierviee
At the office of Ezra Kngmaa, Elq n lard
Liverrnore Oh The Grlf Saturday, ~ June nez-,
ana On the fri Saturday Of the ive following
months, from one 70 four 81 the clock IN The
I'll eraoc d, On each Of laiI day.
ISAAC IIVERMORE,
NATHANIEL PBRLEY,
WM. IT. BRETTUN
Iivermcss. May II, 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01

STRAYED from he subscriber III the
@4,h ult. light gray Horse, With dark
name and tail, trols sll Whoever will re-
turn or give information q said Horse, SO
that he msy be obtained, shall Dc suitably
Tewa ded. SOLOMON CROCKETT.
Gorham, June /.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01
JUST received and for faIe by
HYDE, LORD & Co.

Succeaors to A, LYMAN 8, Co at the Ggn Of
the Bible Iniurance Building, Exchange itreet,
Hopkins iyltem of Divinity, new Edition,
price d. 5,oo-Hawies Communicate Spirit
uaI Companion, price So s-Buckannans
Works, I'd Bolton Edition, enlarged and impro-
we'd, price D 100 together with many other
valuable recent publication -hIo, a complete
aforiment of STATIONARY, Con6lfing Of
Paint Boxes, of different prices, from ST. cents
TO D 1000; Drawing paper of all kinds /,
Lead and Camil Hair Pencils of a luperior
quality Gilt embroidered and colored Paper ;
Indelible Ink, by the doz or Jingle, zD1rvaafs1
good Glals lax iets, Ink ltands Penknives,
Ink powder by the groce, doz or Jingle; Pock-
ct Books, by the doz. tie. tJe
BLANK BOOKS OF ALL KINDS Let.
ter paper by the ream They keep conRant-
~ on hand all kinds of School Books uled in
town and Country by the dozen and Jingle.
Molt of the above articles are offered by
whOleiale or retail, on better terms than they
can be procured eIiewhere for cath, approved
credit and iome kinds Of Country produce.
The friends of the late firm of A. Lyman Il
Co. Country merchants, aud tbs public in gen
eral are invited TO call.
- BOOKBINDING ia all its branches ex-
ecuted on the fhortelt notice, in the beR and
mon lalhonable manner.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01

5000 lbs Coffee; 100 Boxes Bottled Cider, Of
the firit Quality 80 Dbl. Cider, fuitable for
table ure 10 pipes Cider Vinegar, 10 bbl'
Strong Beer; 10 GNoce Bottled Porter; Cut
Nails Of different fzes, by the pound or caik !;
Nail plates; Spike and Deck Nail Rods
Scythe and Scythe Sneaths; Shovels; Hoes
An afortment of Jackions Earthern ware,
tonfling of Pots. Jugs, Flower Pots, Flower
Urns. Waih BaGn,, Pitchers, E's SO Quin
ills hrit quality Dun Fiji; 50 do COD do
so do Pollock do; few dezen warranted Axes
Sides Sole Leather, 100 Groce Corks heg'
Virginia Tobacco
The above goods are OF the firm Quality and
will be fold on Reasonable terms
June |, 1912 (t)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01

ID ASAwAY from the lublcriber on the esd
IN ult. an indenied Apprentice TO the black
lmi,h's buEnels, named JosEPH Foss. Who
ever viii return faid Apprentice 70 his matter.
fhall receive 5zt ssaf reward but no charges
paid--All perf0ns are forbid harboring or
iruhiDe laid appreciate on my account as |
VII n0t pay any debH of bis contracting.
ISAAC PcERS
Hiaft4s. TTEs !, 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01

WANTED as an apprentice 10 the above
buinels an active lad from n TO rs years Of
age and from good family. One who can
come well recommended will receive liberal
encouragement. June I,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01
1000 Hbd5. Cape de Verds Salt,

1000 Hbd5. Cape de Kerds Salt,
TOR fale, now ahoat on beard fcAr Hiram,
on good Terms
TO LET,
HALF Of the corner HOufe 6,uated on the
corners Of Federal and King ltreet, together
with lmaIl fIop and a large barn capable Of
holding rons of hay aloft, iuaIed on King
ltreet-rhe barn is we'll calculated for table
and is in an eligible f uatiOn-A5o, one half Of
three-Aory houle in Federal Erect, next door
above the one frlt delcribed-Terms confor-
mable 10 Ae timer For particulars, inquire Of
THEOPHILUS SLOWER
June (t)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01

WE the undersigned have this day examin-
Nv ed the body of Betfey FiGsld late Of
this Town, at the requef Of Doct David g
Barker, in coniequence Of report having been
circulated concerning the conduci Of laid Bar
ker, when called upor TO viiic her, few hoars
after delivery, was improper and The immedi-
ate caufe of her death, and are uniEediy Of O.
pinion that the practice there purified was
proper and correct, and the only mode that
could have been purified with any probability
of luccels
JoHN A HYDE, JoHN CONVERSE ISAAC
LINCOLN, WIN PAGE, PAUL IL NICHOLS
Durham, May 20, 1879
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01

CTRAYED from the tublciher d Eur;on
- the l7lh inf a dark red hottie with q
(mall white fpOt on his forehead. dark name
ard tail, the maze hanging the eft Ide, the
tail pulled Oh; ihort, fho1 only Oh biz fore feet:
whoever has taken up laid horle. aud viii re-
tsrn hjs 10 the owner, or give information
thereof, fhal he rewarded hy
THOMAS BRADBURY.
June I.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01

NOTICE il hereby given, that the iubfcri
- Lers have been duly appointed Executors
to the lat will and tefament of
LUTHER FARRER,
late 0 Norway, in the county Of Oxford, Efq:
deceafeS; have taken upon ourfelves thar
trull, by giving bond a. the law direGts ARd
all perfons having demands upon the ellate of
faid Luther arrar, are required to exhibit the
fame and All perIous Indebted TO the laId el-
ta.e. are called uDon TO make Immediate pay
mentto CALVIN EARRAR, IL ErseEfosI
JOSHUA SMITH, * On fbs
MERCY A. FARRAR y Eqlts.
June D.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01

A thousand Democratic members of
Congress would probably be above all con-
slitutional controul
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-01
NEW GOODS.
+. STEVENS.

EXCHANGES REET,
HAS Just received an additional assert
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-21

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81. 1912.
United States Of America !:
D1s4RIc7 OF COLUMBIA, 10 FIT:

DIsTRIcT OF COLUMBIA, 70 wIT:
NwTHEREAS Libelhsth been filed
ID 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,
Der Tackle, An,srei and Furniture and
her Cargo, statieg, aliedging and pro-
pounding that after the passage OF ce.-
tain Statute or Act OF Congress, enti-
tied I" An Act to ip;crdict the CONNER
cial intercourse between the United
States and Great Britain and France and
the;: dependencies" and after the pass
ing the Statute or Act of Congress, en-
titled +" An Act concerning the CONNER
cial intercourse between Tic United
States and Great Britain and France and
their dependencies aid Tor other purpo-
ses;' aud after the passing Of one other
statute or act Of Congress, entitled " An
act supplementary to the act entitled an
act concerning the commercial inter
course between the Z. States and Great
Britain and France, ard their dependen
cies, and for other purpo., 50; and after
due notice of the said acts, at the Gus
tom Houses respectively, that is to say,
or the twenty second day Of September,
1912, certain cargo of goods, wares and
merchandise, of The growth, produce or
manufacture of Great Britain, was inn
ported from the port Of Liverpool, stu
ated in Crest Britain: into the port Of
Alexandria, in;Ilo District Of Aiexa,dria.
within the proper jurisdiction Of this
Court, by Hugh Smith, Thomas Jasney:
John Lloyd and others, in certain Ship
called the Argo wholly owned BY Tho
mas c. Anlory and COMPANY and Henry
Peterson, residents ~!,hin the United
States, and ccnmandt d by Henry Peter
son, which said slip deoar,ed from the
aforesaid British port subsequent to the
second day Of February, 1917, con raIy
to the aforesaid act # Congress, By
reason OF the vioi.tiou OF w.icr id acts
Of Congress, and b. vir.ue there /, the
said Ship, Tackle, Apparel ana FGrni-
'ure, and also ..ci Cargo aforesaid have
become wholly forfeited and liabie TO
be- seized and condemOe. il this Court.
And pursuant 20 warrant tom the
Hon. William Cranch, Chiet Judge q!
III, United States Cjrcu Court, OF the
District of Colum5i4, commissioned to
bold the District Cont Of the tnited
States, in and for the District OF Colum-
bill do hereby give publIc notice, that
the said Information aud libel is hled by
Waiter jones, Juni Esq. attorney OF the
United Suites, for The said District, ai!d
trial will be had on the said libel and III
formation at the District Court OF tie
United States, to be holden on the third
Monday in Nov. next, az the Court
House in Alexandra, at 10 o'clock, A.
N OF WHICH all persons interested, are
to tukc notice and govern themselves &C
cordingly. :
Given under my hard at Alexandria
this Esd Gay OF September, in the yea
of our Lord, 1917.
u Arlington Bovd,
ATarskQi, District Columbia
September 81.