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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-07
THE ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND, APRIL T., 1919.
IT," II New Aya is no a,yi7,ed7

n Nero Hsyn is yIJ.o .dr7.iued:"
1t is indeed a, new Era viii, MS, as we'll as
the Prince Regem,--W must now take
our stand--an Embdrgo has been laid the
rext step will be War.
hdvices from London TO the 26th Febru-
airy, close the door to every hope of an ami
cable accommodatiou.-The Prince Reeent
has cast his slough ; he is now installed in
absolute powers and what is his policy ,
who are his ministers The gilded serpent
has come forth in all his native deforlnitY
with all his brood of vipers around him.
. The earliest friends OF his public life lave
acorned to associate with such beings. Lords
Grenville aid Gray have positively refused
to unite with such government on account
OF differences OF opinion, which embrace
almost all the ieading fcdtures of the pre-
sent policy Of the empire"
Bitferer foes TO America could not have
been selected In the whole British emp,rt
than those whom the Prince Recent has
called into his Courcils. PerceuGI is his
Prime Minister, q being who is bigot, a
devotee to the cause OF arbitrary power, n
firm friend to the Orders in Council, a fee to
America.-Even the MARQUIS of JY,HesieD
has refused to serve t.nder him and has
retired to make room for Lord Castlcreheb.
" the Irish bloodhound" the man who has
hunted down the best blood of Ireland, bis
oTcn country. He is the Secretary for For
eign Affairs. Lord LiDerhook is Secretary
the Colones.--Nced we say of him, that
1t was he who recognized the services of
John Henry, which aimed at the very dlsso-
luton of our union.
There is no chance Of am cianee what
ever--the cast of the cabinet proves it-but
more atrocities are threatened-A squadron
is equipring /; the hottest Press for seamcn
ever known has taken place no distinctions
OF age are respected the /encibies are called
out to dragon them into the service and
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Yesterday about hall past two o'clock.
che Marquis Wellesley had an audience of
the Prince Regent, and resigned the Seals
"t office as Secretary of State for Foreg,
Affairs.
February 81.
At an early hour yesterday morning a hot
press took place on the river Thames.
The River Fencibes were called ont to as
sist the impress service. About 200 men
were taken on board the tender in conse-
quenCe.N
February 90.
Yesterday at three o'clock, Lord Viscount
Castlereagh was introduced to the Prince Re-
gent, at Carlton House, and received ut the
hands Of his Royal Highness. the Seals of
Chief Secretary ofState for Foreign Affairs.
"A morning paper states, that his Lordship
previously to his accepting this high office,
came to an explicit understanding with Mr..
Pereeval, on the question concerning the
Catholics of Ireland, as far as respected his
own liberal sentiment that Important
subject. No other official appointment took
place.
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| we are tod by way Of nenace, th.e Sir
I'osepa forSe and this Squadron will soon

we are tod BY way oe menace. sh.t Sir
liosepa foree and this squadron will soon
appear Oh the coast or A:neric.,
Lac die Is now cast. Re 7nust haye syor.
ne" Era Is now arrived the restriction,
'oh the FRINGE Regen, have ceased and IN
s'e"u o' consulting the Interests os his coun-
Try, ms Conduct only proves Shat the restrjc.
lions on his profhy axe policy have ceased al
SO. me era mas arrived, when we must as
seft The rights OF our country BY tile sword.
Ou' government IS true 20 our honor they
10" appear TO the patriotism of their citi-
gems they have laid 40 EMBARGO tor 90
Gays, as the precursor Of war.
:. we ought TO nave adopted this measure
oIore. What are tobacco and -four i'm COM
P"rson 81 Seamen and skihs !? Within the
1 1,. nree weeks we have perhaps lost 8,
" .r io'cO scamen,and or hundred vessels.
nI'e re the very Si',e7ys of qvar which
care. 'S'o''
Inc Gmargo will give Il new spring 70
al our W"r-9easures. The recruitiug will
20 y" Win 'e'od rapidity. Men who skunk
We na0n a,o''' S.spicion that there might be
~, ~, wal: VIII at once step into the ranks
., 'he", ers of Congress, who
were waverng. abot the mar fares. will
now DC decided in ter favor.
Wneh 'hose preparations have been ma
"i rs on % CERTAIN ee pom (and they may be
som 70 or 40 days,) tho Em6ayro will he
raised and the war will b wa.eJ In th.
interim. the Hornet will arivc tbo,a,, ,..
expeCt nothing by her. ''S' We
! The Government have no. no,. m
peal to the patriotism of the -,t;nr Tbs
nation 7eN Support them VIII -
measures on ,his side at the water "a ,'tss
strong Opposition on the o.her, .he~a. ~
.8me'7ca must triumph. Grenville, 1:~,v
Srougham, having, and Whitbread art,s;;,
ius ihe ;atreT was said 30 have Gown 49,,
ius, but If 10 Z mistakc--he has declared"
inc II. OF Commons tue waTinest sentinel.
OF attachment TO America We could
not put Gown America, we could not annihi-
iaie her-pernaPs we could nc. even chas-
Use hcr--the erent Of war with her
would be very uncertain: We had set her
up, re coWd nor itnH her down. She had
loeen accused OF being partial TO France ;he
aenied she bad been so !; she had been ill
treated both by France, and England Sic
had been obliged by that treatment to put in
force AN embargo, s. in sclf-,le fence, to pass
her Non-lntercourse Act. France had had
the wisdom to recede from her system of in
justice, & she had derived the benefit of il
this was deemed Partially to France apt
injustice to England"
We began with quotation from the Prince
Regents letter; we end it with another
CharGcfer is strength as applied to a Ma
tion."
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Wehave the honorsase. &c.
(Signcd) "GREY,
"GRGNViL!E."
g 2ohis Royal Kgtness ne Duke IF York;
From me AZ. =. C4zetfe.


The receipt of the wariike proceedings of
Congress down Co the % of January, produ-
ced considerable sensation "a England, aud
anorded pretty general oeiief tncIe. that
hostilities would ultimately arise out q the
existing difficulties. MAY Heaven aveit 80
dreadful Calamity.
Inc London Salesman, of the 18th ult
contains long article OH the subject of A.
merican affairs, and observes, tnat it was
believed, that Bonaparte intended to send
the Scheidt feet ont half manne, to the u.
nited States where they were to receive a
tuii compliment of Americas oeamen. The
editor notices this with great sincerity and
really believes the TACT. 10 meet with tho
new calamity (says the edtor) our WISE &
EN- ERGEllC rulers have ordered a mum
Der of ships of war to be Commissioned. and
press warrants to raise seanen but let the
pilots OF the nation beware, before it is TOO
late, OF the consequences of provoking hos
| tilities with the u. States.
The English Frigate Manila, it appears
| has been lost on the Dutch Coast and all
her crew made prisoners, except IL men
who persisted. When it was found that she
could not be got oil, She was set on fire.
The talk OF war betwecn France and Rus
| STA was still continued IN England.
The Statesman of the 15tn alt notices the
contents of Gov. Gerry's Speech, and IONS
him in the abuse of the British government
lhe Same paper says it is SAID, that Jo-
ell Barlow, the American Minister at Paris,
is attemptingto negotiate Loan in Holland
for the use OF his government, and it is cx-
pected he would succeed
LONDON, February IS.
A Council was held this day at Carlton
house, and Mr.. Perceval paid his tlutitu re-
spects to his Royal Highncss as his dec!ar-
ed Prime Minister upon the termination of
| the restrictions.
.,s February 90.
The Offices in which it is certain there
will be no change, are those of First Lord
OF the Treasury and Chancellor of the Ex-
cnequer, the CHARACTERISTIC, the War De-
partment, the Boards Of Trade and con-
trout.
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COMMUNICATED FOR THEN. Y. EVENING
POST.
Extract ofa /effer fJIfcH

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 81"
ne report OF the committee of Foreign
Relations, connected with the subsequent
proceedings of Congress, the intelligence of
which was lately received, have excited We
ry strong sensations in this country, and in
commercial point of view the impression
on our market has been considerable. The
demand tor American produce was much
increased, and for several articles, advanced
prices were readily obtained. Cotton in
particular hasbeen an object of enquiry S we
may now quote Uplancls AT Ia Ia to i6 Ia
New Orleans at 1912 to IL Sd, and Sea
Islands at is Id to IS sd per ID. Pot Ash
es are Is per cent dearer, and prime New
York and Boston would now bring as to
ass. Pearls rate from Is to AIS. per cwt.
Iurpentine of particular good quality is
worth lbs. l9s. cd. per cwt. and New
York i ar has been sold at SIS. per Dbl
Rice has been in REQUEST at SIS. to s. per
cwt. Tobacco of an ordinary and middiing
description is fully 3-4 per ID. higher, and
upon the good fine qualities the advance is
about Upper Id. Flax seed for crushing
Cos per hid. and Glover seed would rea-
lie 95s. at lis per cwt. We may observe
generally that the demand at these prices
continues steady. but the enquiry has lost
much of that spirit by which it was ckarac :
terised when the intelligence was first re-
ceived.
"Wheat and flour have for some time I'M
dergone very little alteration. The demand
IS extremely limited, and from the reducti-
on which has taken place in London, our
prices are now rather depressed. Good A.
merican Wheat if any were here might
bring 1ss. to Is. Cd per 7olbs. and Super
| line Flour 62s. to Gas. per bbl.
In the midst ofthe apprehensions we feel
at the critical state of our relations with
your country, we cannot yet abandon the
nope that War, a measure of all others the
most to be deprecated, and the most inuri-
Gus IN ITS consequences, may still be ares
ted. AS soon as the restriction act expires,
which will be on the 18th of next month, a
! motion will be made for the repeal of the
Orders in Council, which will probably
Drlng the question to an Issue as regards the
Prince Regents commercial policy, when
| facts, 1t may be presumed, will supercede
the necessity of coniecture"
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WASHING TON, April 4,


Congress has been sitting for the greater
part of these two days with closed doors
The result of their deliberations is not vet
promulgated. We should imagine, howe
yer. that the subject to which W. alluded in
our last as reported to be under corsiderati-
on, VIZ an EMBARGO, could not have ex-
clusWely engaged the attention of both Hou-
ses during the whole time consumed in se-
cret session these three days past. We en-
terrain no doubt that this measure has form
ed one subject of consideration of the ma =
ture OF the other propositions which have
been before the National Councils, we do not
hazard a conjecture, and even rumor daes
not speak with certainty.
WIN. JONES, Esq. of Philadelpha, is APP
pointed Commissaiy @ eneral of the Army of
the U. S.
A nomination has been made to the Sen
ate oi person to fiji the Office of Quarter
Master-General but it is not vet confirm
ed. The gentleman designated for this Of
lice is understood to be MORGAN LEWIS,
ESQ.
! he President has returned to the House
OF Representatives, in which it oririnlted.
the bill providing for the trial Of causes pen
ding in the respective district courts of the
United States IN case Of the absence or dis
ability of the Judges thereof, with objections
thereto, which will be found in the detail Of
yesterdays proceedings. Tomorrow is as
signed for its reconsideration. Unless two
thirds OF both Houses concur in passing il.
the bill is ncsatiyed.
The bill to incorporate bank Of Siy Mil
lions Capital having passed the Horse of
Assembly of New York, and being ON it's fl
nal passage in tile Senate, Gov. fomDkins,
with view of arrcsting its progress, on
Thursday week, exercising a right vested in
him by the Constitution Of the state, PRO-
RocuED the Legislature to the DIST Of MAY.
In the interval the election for Members Of
the Legislature takes place so that, on that
day, the Bank Question will be acted upon
by Representatives. cLos With vie " 10 the
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EXTRACT TO the Editor from a Member of
the II. Of Il. dated

WASdINGToN, April r..
injunction OF secrecy is this moment re-
moved, and | announce to you the Embargo
IS established for 90 days-NVe shall proba.
bly, continue in secret session, ON some other
subjects, yet few days-A decided ma;o-
rity will now, hope. progress rapidly to O.
Their necessary measures.''
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10 TIE Editor-From Washington, .4trR 9.
there is now every prospect of WAR
with Eng gland; the late news, the change OF
ministry tor the worse, and the late dispatch
es that have been received, have produced
great energy in Congress-an Embargo will
DE land tor 80 days which will precede a de-
claration Of WAR but a few weeks.--In-
deed, there never was to my KNOWLEDGE ne
great change ofpublic sentiment in as short
a time as hastaken place in these or 3 DAYS.
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FROM ANOTHER

Announce to the world, from authority,
that ali Embargo Law has passed for 90
days.
" 1t applies to ships cleared out as we'll as
those not cleared, from the custom houses
we'd"
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LIVERPOOL. Feb. IL.

1t appears that nearly one sixth of the
Whole nhabitants OF this town, and nearly
one fifth OF most of the other large towns
In this county, are now in a condition to re-
quire the aid of charitable relief. Had it
not been for the uncommon mildness of the
season, it is believed the number would have
been much greater. This is state of af-
fairs which we believe is without example,
except at the time of severe scarcity in 1910.
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The London papers state, that the Mar
quis Wellesley resigned his office in conse-
9uence of the Prince Regents retaining Mr..
Perceval in the cabinet as first minister
In his audience, he told the Prince that he
could not continue to act under Mr.. Per-
eeval."
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FRENCH LICENCES.

An adjustment has been made with both
governments, that the Interchange shall com ,
mence with the import of the commodity sti-
pulated by France. Six Licences, all dated
the 10th of Feb. have been signed by Napo-
leon for different cargoes.
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Delegates to seroe in the next Legislature.
Henrioo-Ihomss IL. Prosser,' Jackson Frazer.
.Ne1u Members.
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On Sunday night the Collector Of this port receiy
ell his instructions from Mr.. Galatin to detain. all
vessels cleared or uneieared bound to foreign port
place.
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u Yesterday, the books of the Farmers
Bank we're opened at the Capitol--and about
600 Shares were taken.
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More of the black J.iat.

More Of the biack List.
CnSunday week last, off the Capes of Virgil
ma q within sight OF land. the Br. frigate Bel
vldere, captured the schr. Pert, bound from
Baltimore to Bordeaux.
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sreM fAesttoh N wh;eh si-ee have IL NJ. $,
iuiiy possessed OF the sentiments of the nco-
PIE on that point. This energetic act of gov
oi'pSlns has, as might he expected. Dro
auceG considerable iernient at ALBANY -
ne Republican members opposed to the
BANK nave approved the conduct Of the &C.
yerAor; and The Republicans on one hauth
rederausts on the other, who patron,z ed
III. .ne DahA' nave separately protested against
. .H.s-l p.oroS.tien. Not. Inf.rs,
OflCE- y herus,., Dy AN act pt iJt,os,.1.se go.
= sea- on the iourtcentir day OF March, IN, M.
year OF onr Lord thousand eight h,,,dy,.S o,,
Twelve the President of the United States IS at,o.
r'sed To borrow on the credit oi the United states
"'ni not exceeding elc iai,ons of dollars a., -
interest not exceeding six per ce.t,,n pcr au,,ur
payable IuaiTcr-yearly, however that no .ns.,,..
ment or contract shall b. entered into wh,L ILL
preclude tne y. States from reitnbnrsing any sun,
or sums thus borrowed at any time after the exn;
rauoh OF twelve years from the FIRST ,isv of I,n,,,
ry one thousand eight hundred and thirteen, ~
sphereds ny the said act, so much Of the funds eon
sutuths the annual appropriation OF eight millions of
dollars for the payment OF the p;inci,,at ,nI 80,
est OF the pubic debt of the United states ss ma
DC wanted Tor that purpose, after satisfying the s,n,
Necessary ior me payment OF the interest and such
pay Oh inc Prneips of said debt as the IT, States .rc
nov pledged annually to pay 4 reimburse ia nIeda.
eu ann appropriated, for the payment u the i,'t,rrs,
ana Tor the reimbursement Of the PRINCIPAL OF ,b.
stock now to be created, and the ,it; of tho IT;,,
states is pledged to establish sufficien, ,.v.. ~
h,ak'ng up any deficiency that may hereafter take
p'sse IN the hnds now Appropriated for pay;,. H.
interest and principal as aforesaid. ind iyIcrs1,,
,e iresdent OF the U. States did by AN act or CON,
~s. under his hand dated the thrtieth doy of
..'ich III the year one thousand eight hundre and
twelve, autiorise and empower the Seere,av FIJI ..
rcSsuty TO borrow, on behalf of the u States =
sum not eNceetmg in the whole eleven millions ~
d." liars rs Snu 10 mSkc the necessary contract for
reeiied. " No"s'ess ABOVE
-, .No~ Therefore, the undersigned Secretary 9th.
,i m pursuance OF the act of Congress and
'',e authority from the President OF the O. St.,.
aforementioned doth hereby ON behalf of the I'M.
eu 2;tates' contract engage in manner following
r
ISL BOOKS tor receiving subscription to loan cf
sven millions OF dollars for the use of H.. T;,S
Is shan oe opened ON the first day of MAY nsxt.
PnrtSfiInfIth N4,,,. u. ---,l H0At'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-25
MRS. ANN CARNEY.

NOU will please to take notice, that
Oh the first day ofthe Circuit Court,
of the District OF Columbia, to be held
for the county Of Alexandria, in April
next, or IS soon thereafter as counsel
can be heard, | shall move that court
TO award Judgment against you in favor
Of The Common Council OF Alexandra,
ior the sum Of Fifty Nine Dollars
Sixty Eight Ceuts--being the amount
OF faxes due from you to the Common
Council Of Alexandra, upon your Lot,
situate at the corner of Queen and
Fairfax streets, for the years 1904, 5,
g., 8. 9, 10, II, II.
According to act of Congress, passed
25th day February, 1904
John D. Simms,
.fst. for the Com. Count. Of .Alerandr'a'
August ~ aom
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-25
,O,fph Aiandev,lle

;oaeph Vaudeville
Coraer Of Arg and Faiyja.e Streets
HIS FOR SALE,
I45 Chest l-2 and Ia chests nc"
Teas
Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson. Young
Hyson, Hyson Skin and Souchong
25,0oOlh. Coffee
IS hhds. Muscavado sugars
100 barreis dc.
5000 ID. loaf and hump Sugars
no barrels New England Rum
2s punchcons West India GO.
l2O barrels Nh;skcy
ripes French Brandy
80 Hogsheads retailing Molasses
so bag, Pepper ANA Pimento
500 No. Spanisa Indigo
900 Id choice Hiadder
500 Id. refined Salt Pe;re
z, cask, Gun powder.
Which with his usual general as
sortment of lhe best Wines, Liquors
and Groceries, he will dispose OF on
reasonable tcims
AUG 81.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-25
SEPTEMBER 4.
Iohn Gardner Laid,

Has FOR SHE,
Muscovado Sugars in hhda. ierces and
DOS.
Yves, India Rum in puncheons,
Coffee and Pepper III Bugs
lmn.r.al, Gunpo"dcr Young Hyson
Skin, and uyson Teas, OF the lat
est importa,ions, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Ruxsi& Hcwp and Iron,
SwcGes Iron assort>t,
Russia Shce;ings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool,
by 10. by g, 9 by IL, snd 10 by II
Bris,ol Glass, in whole and hall
boxes,
Figs, Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box
GS,
Lisbon Floor Mats
Whisky and Apple Brandy In tlerces
S, bbls
Fewor casks old Sherry, London Par.
ticular Madcira and Slrelghts RED
Wine,
Cordage and Lines of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Mem, Women's an Children's Shoes
in'barrels aud boxes,
Bottle Corks in bales,
Sole Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk and Plaster of Paris.
al
construction and one pair French
Burr Mil Stones.
September Ii Z"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-09-25

SALES AT VENDUE.
On every Tuesday and FRIDAY,
WILL BE SOLD,
Attbe Vendue Store, corner of Prince
and Water streets.
AKariety of Dry Goods. Gro
csr,es, Sc.
Particulars OF which viii be expressed
in the bills OF the day.
All kind of goods which are on IL
imitation and the prices OF which are
established, can at any time be viewed
and purohased atthe lowest Limitation
and prices,
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United States OF America,
DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA, 10 WIr:

DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA, 10 RIr:
WNTHEREAS Libel hath b en- fled
w in the District Court Of the Unit.
cd States for the. Dis,tict of Columbia,
by the united States Attorney for th,
said District, against the Ship ARGOS
her Tackle, Apparel and Furniture and
her Cargo, stating. aliedging and pros
pounding that after the passage of cefs
tain Statute or Act OF Congress, entis
tied " An Act to interdict the con;ner..
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 commers
cial intercourse between the United
States and Great Britain and France and
their dependencies and Tor other purpoa
ses;" and after the passing OF one othef
statute or act OF Congress, entitled An
act supplementary to the act entitled an
act Concerning the commercial ntefs
course between the y. States and Great
Britain and France, and their dependents
cies, ard tor other purposes; and alter
due notice OF the said acts, al the Cuss
tom Houses cspcctiyel,, that is to says
OH the twenty second day Of September,
1912, a certain cargo OF goods, " ares and
merchandise, Of the growth, produce %
manufacture OF Great Britain, WAS ms
ported from the port OF Liverpool, sItua
p,,it, ~. .Nf
Alexandra, iuthe District of Alcxasdtis,
,.ithin tic proper jurisdiction OF this
Court, by Hugh Smith, Thomas Janney,
join Lloyd and others, in certain Ship
called the Argo, wholly owned by Thos
mas c. Annoy md Company and Henry
Peterson, residents wllhln the United
States, and commanded by Henry Peters
son, which said ship departed from the
aforesaid British port subsequent to tbs
second day Of February, 1911, contrary
to TIE aforesaid act o. Congress by
rcasoA g. the vioiotlon OF whit h said aets
O! Congress, and by virtue thereof, the
said Ship, Tackle, Apparel and Furni'
ture, and also her Cargo Aforesaid have
O-SDHiS "HSiIy "iiSItSd diIu Ieoio w
be seized and condemned in this Courts
And pursuant to a warrant from tbs
Hon William Cranch, Chief Judge C
tie United States Circuit Court, of the
District Of Columbia, commissioned to
hold the District Court of the United
States, in and for the District of Cou,n.
bia--I do hereby give pubhc notice, that
the said information and libel is fled by
Walter jones, Junr. Esq. attorney Of tbs
United States, tor The said District, aud
trlal will be had on the said libel and ins
Formation at the District Court OF tbs.
Uni,ct States, to DC holden on the third
Monday in Nov. EeXt, at the Courts
House IN Alexandra, at 10 o'clock, 4:
NJ Of which all persons Interested, are
10 take notice and govern themselves &c.
co:dinGiy.
Given under my hand at Aloxandriaj
this 23d day of September, in the year
OF our Lord, 1912.
Warrington Boyd,
Marshal, District Columbia.
September "a.