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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-10-23

these colonies by . voluntary and rightfui
eession from the indisputablc Proprietcr :
The regeneratsd government of Spain ollie ed
this and st the same time to PAY in nand
many millions under the title of iudemuiiica-
ton for the wrongs committed By its predeces-
sor, at the instigation of Bonaparts. All this,
which IL nust be confessed, was more th,n
either justice or tho most liberal friendship re-
quired, vas seornfuliY rejected. la the e. Q
Of Mr.. Madison the interest Of France, r
some motive equally stunning the day, va
first to be consulted and he gave preference
TO the attempt to accomplish the acquisitions
through secret agents, end The bribing appro-
priation of one hundred thousand dollars
This recourse, happily for the reign Of virtue &
integrity, has proved abortivs, and the no.
norable overture for which IL was substituted
NAV not, we fear, be again in our power to ac-
cept. Meanwhile the opportunity for the
successful employment Of force aad fraud 10
probably past. and our own dsplorAhle con-
dition sufficiently engages all our resources in
different objects. Spain 10 fast recovering
an erect posture, AID whea established in an
attitude more commanding than ever as shc
promises soos TO be We may have to regret
the wanton sacrifice Of her good will and
her favor by thoss sorry statesmen who for
got the duties Of good n~eighborhood, aad in
suited . friend in the hour Of her struggle Toe
existence.
The change Of rulers, which The elections
so near hand place vsithis our power, may
cure or extenuate most if not all the eaiami-
ties < difficulties in which We are involved.
1t therefore depends upon our own will. ~
this moment, whether We shall continue to
suffer or glide again into prosperity and honor.
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Britain. But even this esuse Of war was re-
moved before war was declared. The orders
in council were repealed on the Tribune, the
declaration was made on the following day.
1t is true that the administration did no,
know OF their repeal-but il, in obedience to
the dictates of common ssnse-if, in obedi-
ence to the earnest recommendation of the
iederalists IN congress, the declaration of war
had been postponed at least until the country
could be placed in a defensive posture, the
repeal would hsve reached US in time to avert
this terrible calamity.
We ASK you, fellow citizens, whether you
do not regard a war undertaken on such
grounds, and under such circumstances, un-
necessary, impolitic and precipitste We
ask you whether you will not consider the
right to carry on a losing trade with France
too dearly purchased by millions of trea-
sure-by thousands of lives-by the des-
truction of our commercially the impoverish-
ment of every class of the community ?
We ask you, moreover, whether, you deem
it good policy in the American government,
at this e~yentful crisis in the affairs of tho
world, to throw our weight into the scale OF
the tyrant whose power is already SO danger
Gus TO the Independence of every nation with
in his reach-whose ambiton is without lin
its-who.s thirst for conquestis insatiabls-
Whether you deem it good policy in this last
of republics to aid, either directly or indirect
ly, the nation which has destroyed and tram
pied under foot all the republics of Europe.
Whether you do not shrink with horror from
the idea OF promoting the views, whether iii
reetly or indirectly, of the execrabls and re
morseless tyrant who has spread desolation
and misery thro' almost every country in Eu-
rope-who has sacrificed millions OF human
victims on the altar of his ambition-who dis
regards all that is sacred, all that is holy, all
that is venerable among human institutions.
Hyou agree with us in thinking the war in
which we are engaged unnecessary and i'm
politic-if you shudder at the idea at the ef-
feet which it will have in promoting the de
signs ola powerful ambitious and unprinci-
pied tyrant, the sworn enemy Of republics
ii you are convinced that our present rulers
are utterly incapable of conducting this war,
SO commenced, to an honorable termination
come forward and express your opinion at
the polls-come forward and vote for the tick.
ct which has for its motto " PEACE, UNI
on and COMMERCE and NO FOREIGN
A~LLIANCE.n
BY order Of the committee.
ELISHA BOYD, Chairman.
JOHN II. COOKE, Secretary.
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From the Federal Repu5licon.

Were the hearts of those who have COM
menced this impolitic and distressful war
capable of feeling for the injuries they have
brought upon the nation, they would shrink
from pefseyering in it. An Algerine War
is now added TO the complicated evil which
they have accumulated upon US. A war a.
gainst Spain they have commenced by the in
vasion OF EastFlorida, and as there is an almost
certain prospect, before the fall ends that
every Frenehman will be swept out of the
Peninsula, Spain may find herself AZ leisure
to join IN the improbable contest of who can
do the other the most HARM" and return the
blow in a manner which may be severely
felt. We most devoutly wish, the manner of
doing this may not be suggested by the per-
fidious and dishonorable expedients resortsd to
in the employment of Gen. Matthews vet
we have our fears, when we attend to the des-
cription of troops, which have besa landed st
Pensacola and che component parts of the .a-
wage confedsracy, which in opposition to the
rebels OF Florida and their allies from our armv
are laying waste the country. II is On evil
example, which may recoil upon those who
resort to it, but we dePrscate it the more on
this account, since the dangers which attend
it have reached the borders of Georgia, and
seem to have been hitherto courts.l by the
policy of our administration in sowing dlssen-
ton both in Canada and Florida. We hearth.
ly regret that the folly and stupidity OF those.
who, by their vehement complaints & foaming
irritation against the employment of Henry,
seem to have been very sensible of the i'm.
morality and dishonor of fomenting disa fec
ton in foreign states, should not have left
them enough sagacity to foresee the wretched
consequences of their own measures, of a
similar, nay a more reprehensible character,
which were in operation at the time of the
Presidents message to Congress respecting
Henry's communications, and which %continu.
ed long after.
1t is true, it would be very convenient to
annex the Floridas to our dominion. The
administration, which shall permanently
effect it, will deserve well of their country
But that acquisition be its intrinsic value
what it may, never can be valuable or safe
which is grasped through dishonor, stratagem
or violence. Justice has not taken an eternal
leave Of the world. She will again revisit it
at no distant day, to review the policy of
those cabinets, which have obtained an ac-
csssion of power or advantage s thro' the con
WILSON'S, which have distracted and unsettled
mankind in the last twenty years. Her a.
wards will be enforced by an energetic sxccu-
ton, propoftioned to che crime through which
ancient and indefeasiblc rights have been
usurped or suspended. Till then the lot of
those, who, taking advantage of temporary
incidents, appropriate to themselves what. be
longs to another, can be nothing more conso-
ling than incessant contention and ranking
enmity with their neighbours.
But the opportunity was afforded Of gaining
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-10-23
NlDISON ELECTOKAL TICKET

N/DlSOA ELECTOkAL TICKET
Joseph God1pin IF Nansemond.
Be-. jansin Hsrrisoo, ef Mount Airy,
Prime George County.
EdDa~d Pegram, of Di~wssdis.
Richard Field, IF lrumsmiek.
Thomas Read, Ses'r. Of Charlotte.
Matthsv CAsasks,s, Of Chesterfield.
Thomas II. Ro~dolph. Of /lbemarle.
ChsrIss Yassey, IF Buckingham.
George Penn, Of Patrick.
William a. Poindrter, Of Louisa.
Spencer Roans, Of Hanover.
Sthreshiy Rsnnsfds, Of Eases.
Robert Taylor, Of Orange.
GustaOns b. Horner, Of Faquisr.
Robert Nelso~, Of York.
Mann Page, Of Gloucester. :.
Watter Jones, Of Northumberland.
John r. Brooke, Of Stafford.
Hugh Hotmes, of Frederick.
Danid Morgan, Of jefferson.
archibald Rutherford, Of Nottingham.
archibald Stuart, Of augusta.
Andrep Russell, Of Washington.
Charles Taylor, Of Montgomery.
William M'KinIey, of Ohio.
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Worthington, Cookus ,&Co.
Have received and are now opening at their
store in Shepherd's-T ows, alarge
assortment of
Fall and Winter
GOODS,
which are well worth the attention of thoss
who may wish to purchase.
October 21, 1912.
WHEREAS Robert chris.y obtained

w of me, by means which il is not ne
cessary in shis advertisement TO particular
ize. on the Goth day of September, 1908,
alease for .he term of twelve years Eve
months and fifteen days, of my mill on Tus-
carora, and a tract of land adjaccst to il,
to annul whichlesse | have instituted . snif
in chancery sgsinst said Chrissy, now, |
do hereby caution all persons whatever a.
gainss taking an assignment OF said leasr,
or an nnderlease FROM said Chrisry.
HUGH ". PATTERSON.
October 10, 1912. Ct. FL
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FEDERAL ELECTORAL TICKET
PEACE, UNION, & COMMERCE.,
AND

NO FOREIGN /LLIlECE.
JAMES STEPHENSON, Berkeley.
Robert b Taylor, Norfolk Borough.
George K Taylor, Prince George.
Richard F. Taylor, Dinwiddie.
John Nelson, Mecklcnburg.
Paul Darlington, sen. Charlotte,
David Patterson, Chesterfield.
Hudson Martin, sen. Nelson.
Isaac Otcy, Bedford.
George Adams, Pittsylvania.
Benjamin Sheppard, Henrico.
Joseph F. Price, Hanover.
Gen. Henry Young, King and Queen.
Isaac William, Culpepper.
Burr Powell, Ioudoun.
Judge Thomas Evans, Acconsck.
Robert Christian, New Kent.
jobs Campbell, Wsstmoreland.
James Ill. fIooe, Fairfax,
Judge Robert White, Frederick.
Robert Grattan. Rockingham.
Jacob Swoope, Augusta.
Gen. William Tats, Washington.
Noah Zane, Ohio.
Charles Cameron, Eath.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-04-28
Joseph Fl. Mandevllle,
Kng-Street,

OFFERS FOR SALE,
5000 bushels Lisbon and Liverpool Salt,
Jamaica, Antigua and Northern Rum, in
hhds. and bbls.
Loaf and brown Sugar, in do do.
Best green Coffee in bags and bbls.
Nfolasses in hhds. and bols.
Cogniac and Peach Brandy, country Gin and
Cherry Bounce
Old Rye Whiskey in bbls and Common do.
Madeira, Lisbon, Teneriffe, Sherry, Malaga
and Port Wine
Imperial, Tyson, Y Hyson and Hyson Skin
Tea Of superior quality
Goshen Cheese In casks
Chocolate Ne. and No 5 in boxes & per Id.
Brandywine Gunpowaer and Shot assorted
Mould and dip'd Candies and Soap in boxes
Rice In Gerces
Best Spanish and Country Cigars
Richmond manufactured t7bacco, small twist,
Best Cayindis do.
Writing and Wrapping paper
Spinning Cotton in bales
Almonds & best Muse del Raislns in boxes
Pepper, ''imento, Cinnamon, Gloves and
Nutmegs
Copperas, Nader, Indigo and Fig Blue
Bed Cords, Leading Lines and Trace ropes
philadelphia Mustard in bottles Sper ID.
India Seine Irvine
Romal Handkerchiefs
Low priced Black & Colored Moroc Shoes
Herrines, Shad, Mackerel and Goldfish
Cut Nails of ali sizes
Hair sifters
Snuff in bottles
ALSO,
Fres', Glover Seed, and
Best Superfinc Flour
March 9
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mo. 3632
BRYAN Farnpson eco.

! - j
H.AVE ON HAND, And FOR SALE,
80 Hhds. * so Bills New-Orlcans and Ha-
vannah Muscovado Sugars,
10000 lbs. Prime Green Coffee,
5000 lbs. do. White do. for family use,
80 hhds. retailing Molasses,
pipes Cognac Brandy,
10 puncheens Old Antigua Rum,
90 do. Northern do.
4pipes best Madeira,
do. Sicily Madeira,
do. Lisbon, >WINES,
40 quarter casks Malaga,
so Cases Claret,
so lbs Nutmegs,
80 bags Pepper and Pimento,
SO kegs Race and Ground Ginger,
90 bales Prime Upland Cotton,
500 lbs. Bengal and Spanish Indigo,
60 boxes Mould and Dipt Candles,
80 do. Chocolate,
With a handsome assortment of other Gro
ceries, by wholesale or retail, on reasonable
terms.
10 tons first quality Country Hemp.
April Is. d
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-04-28
THE FRIENDS OF SCIENCE AND MO
RALITY,

A RE once more respectfully reminded,
~ that the subscriber is attempting to
collect Books and procure Tracts to be printed
for the assistance OF the destitute on the IRON
tiers. All in this vicinity who feel disposed
to lend their aid towards promoting this be-
nevolent design, will please to send their OF
fefings, whether books or money, to the care
of the Rev. DIR. Muir, or to the Rev. Mr..
Wilmer, or to the store of Mr. Robins, or to
Mr.. Kennedy's bookstore, in Alexandria
From which place their offerings will be
transferred and faithfully applied to the pro-
motions of Science and Morality in such pla-
ces where such means of instruction are want
inc, by the publishers humble servant.
Thaddeus Osgood.
April 81
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-04-28
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold by the subscriber, on the
Wv first day of June next, the following
aiuaOIv rrvpUrty: OH0 sInan Brlck House
and Lot on WLks street, between Royal and
Fairfax street. Also one Lot OF Ground on
the corner of Pitt aud Wit.s streets, 81 feet
on Wilks by 100 feet on Pitt street to 10
feet alley. Also one Lot OF Ground Fair
fax street to the north Of Queen street, rum
ming 81 feet inches on fairfax, aid back
loo ieet, with the privilege ola feet alley.
Also one Frame House and Lot on 1t. Asapk
street, between Prince and Duke street
also ore fourth part of a Square on the cor.
ner OF Pitt ana Oror Okla which will lie scld in
:mal lots to Suil purchasers. Also Ole whole
Square adjoining Spring Garden, handsomc-
iy improved, 18th number Of Fruit Trees,
with small Framed House, suitable Tor
gardner, and bounded as follow son the asst
by West street, on the north by Wiiks street,
on the west by Hameiton street, and on the
south by Gibbon street. The whole cf The
above mentioned property viii be sold on
beral credit, or any just claim against the
firm of Midnight * Stewart, will be receiv>
cd in payment for the same. The terms
will be made known on the day of sale.
Charles Midnight.
april 23 eotlJe
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FOR RENT.

A Two Story Brick House, in good repair,
with Garden and pump in the yard. Pose
session may be had in two or three days.
Enquire Of FERpINAND MARsTELLER, or
LAWRENCE HooFF.
April 81
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-04-28
A Tract of [ and,

Within ten miles of the town Of DUN fries,
situated and being on Quantjco Creek Run,
containing 500 Acres 900 Of which isunder
lease for three lives, given by BERTRAND
EwELL to BENJAMIN Roe.
Also, another Tract of AND, containing
$50 Acres, in the county OF Prince William,
situated in the fork Of the road leading to
and near Dumfries, formerly the property
Of Mrs ELIzARETH GALvAN.
Also, three lots Of LAND in the town a
Dumfries, or Quantico Greek, designated
in plot of $ id town as No l66, l67 and part
of l6s, on one OF which Lots there formerly
stood a Granery.
Thomas Harrison.
Edmund |. Lee.
10th April, 1912. tas i
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-04-28

T. w. PEYTON
HIS RECEIVED, md OFFERS 70 2
S.ALE,
so hhds. Prime Molasses,
10000 lbs Green Coffee in hhds. and bags,
20 hhds. New-Orleans Sugar,
SO bis. I'd quality Muscovado do
50 boxes HAVANA do.
90 hhds. Old West.India & N. E. Rum,
SO bis. Newburyport do OF
superior quality,
10 square bales first quality Cotton,
10 boxes Window Glass, 8 by 10,
~ tons American Hemp,
10000 bushels Liverpool and Lisbon Salt,
And GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF GRO-
CERES, at wholesale.
April 20 d2w
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FRESH GOODS.

The subscribers hare just receiued. her Sloof
Unity, Hand, from PHILADELPHIA,
THIRTY-ONE PACKAGES OF
Seasonable & Fancy Dry Goods,
which they offer at wholesale or retail, at We
ny reasonable prices, for Cash.
oarnuel Mark & Co.
April II. d2w
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REMOVAL.

ANDREW JAMESON has removed to
the WH17E B1KE-HoUsE on the corner OF
Union e King streets, near Ramsay's Wharf.
Where he will keep an assortment of the
best ITRfTE BISCUITS.
April "a. d4ts
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.NOTICE.

THE. subscriber having beer duly appol..Lr
ed according to law, MEASURES or l4uMb pl
for the county of Alexandria, and : orr I \ -
WooD. for the town of Alexandra, g1Fes ~
formation that he is ready to act IN that spa
city. -,
Union street, near A. Schoiheid's
Lumber Yard
April % DOT
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-04-28

SUGAR COFFEE MOLASSES sc.
70 Hhds } New-Orleans & HAVANA Musco-
20 Bis. { yado Sreene
10 Boxes Brazil and Havanr>o 10
10000 ID. Loaf s. Lump do
10000 To- Green Porto Rico & ST Domingo
Coffee
so Hhds Retailing Nolasses
8 pipes French Brandy
10 puncheons West India Rum
80 barrels Northern Do.
$50 do. prime Rye Whisky
600 lbs. lst. quality Bengal Indigo
1900 lbs. Nader
so bales Upland Cotton
80 casks small twist Tobacco
REQ bushels Ground Alum Salt
With his usual general assortment OF Wines,
LIQUORS, Teas and other Groceries
For Sale, by
JOSEPH Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and Faiyfar Streets
April 6.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-04-28
70 Application having been

made to Congress to obtain Charter lor inc
Mechanics Bank of AlexandrlA, the ouoscr.pI
ton is at present postponed. Due notce WIZ
be given when the books will be openea' oy
The Commissioners
March IS.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-04-28
Jackson e Rumney,

(Gover's Whayt,)
HAVE FOR SALE,
Landing from Schr. Salumitd,
100 tons Plaster Paris
20 cWt. Cordagc, lst quality, we'll assorted
$50 lbs. No. Is, Il, Ii, 10, 9, 8, Cotton
Twist
l52 yards Cotton Cloth, direct from the
Marshfield Factory.
From Schooner Eagle,
Seerons Flotant Indigo, superior quality
doz. elegant Git, Fancy and Purple
Slatbuck Chairs
pair Card Ia sles-Secretary
IN STORE,
80 barrels Prime and Cargo Beef and Pork
81 Axes
40 boxes brown Soap
SO boxes fresh No. Chocolate
packages containing handsome assort-
ment of Leather AMI Morocco Boots,
Shoes, SC.
FOR FRIGHT,
TO Il NORTHERN PORT IN THE
UNION,
TIE SAID SCHOONER
WESA Salumlth,
AsMfSS@ A substantial good Vessel,
SEgasssSsss JACOB SMITH, Master,
Burthen about 900 barrels.-For terms, APP
ply as above.
April l6
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Landing and for Sale by
JOHN G. LADD,
II boxes sre1ps
a. barrels
100 bags I corrr,
10 barrels
so boxes Mould Tallow Candles,
so do. Spermacet5
ll2 Spanish Hides,
puncheons West India Rum,
% barrels New England do.
6 ar. casks London Particular
Madeira FINE
2 do. Madeira Malmsey }
10 do. Old Sherry,
casks Spanish Brown,
90 bbls. New York Pork,
90 boxes Chocolate,
so reams Paper,
9 barrels Cbrildren's Shoes,
package l6 pieces Bed Ticking,
90 chests Hyson Skin Tea,
100 bolts Russia Ducr
so do Ravens
100 Russia Sheetlngs,
5 bales Burboon Gurrabs,
| 10 boxes elegant FURNISHED gilt lea & 1ol
fee Sets China,
IS tons Plaster Paris.
April IL 49,
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FRESH MEDICIN ES.
WILLIAM HARPER, 1r.

WILLIAM HAkFEK, V.
spoTHEc.4RY and DRUG GISI, ,Ae:r-
endr;a, RairfaI Street, OPPOSITE BRY.4.N
H4MPSoN'S, AID next Door TO mo.
LLoYD'S-
TTAS iust received in addition to his for.
ri mer Stock, a general assortment OF
Medicines ofthe first quality, all OF which he
will sell Wholesale and retail, on,as good
terms as they can be purchased in BALTIMORE
or Philadelphia Country Merchants and
PHYSICIANS can be supplied on the best OF
terms for cash, or on good credit --ie
has also received a general assortment OF
Surgical Lastrunents, likewise
Tn. failnzuir1r Pofert Medicines ziiz 49,
Wheaton's Jaundicc Bitters,
Eo Itch Ointment,
ronIey's Vegetable Elixir, for Coughs,
Colds, Asthmas, Consumptions, &c. &c
R,wson's Worm Powders,
Taompson's Toolbe Paste,
Essence Of Mustard,
Sings Itch Ointment, SC. &c.
r. The highest cash price given Tor
Snake Root.
March z ----------
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NOTICE.

IN pursuance ola Decree of the 5th circuit OK
the United States court, Virginia district,
entered May term 1904, in cause between
TR1sTRAM DALroN, Plaintiff & CHARLES
EwELL, Detendant-The subscribers who
are named as Commissioners in the said
Decree, will on Monday the 18th Of May
next, expose to sale. to the highest Bidder,
at the Courthouse of Prince William coun~
ty, in the town of Dumfries, for ready
money,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-11-05
al. States Of Anitrfea.

Te EDMUND \. ELLERY, Esquire,
Clerk of me Lisfrcf Comf of the United 6fofes for
tie Districf II Rhodc-Isiand
w IlIEREAS DAVID HOWELL, Esquire, Attorney
w Of the United states for the District Of islode-
Island. hath made an sppic alton 10 me the under
signed Justice Of the Supreme Court OF the United
States, allotted 10 the Circuit comprehending the
said District, ard hath prayed me TO issue order
in the nature of a ceriyrar to TO be certified
into the next Circuit Court to be holden in sad Dis
trct all actions, suits, causes, pleas or processes,
civil or criminal of what nature kind soever, that
may be depending in said District Court, and unde-
termined. with all the proceedings thereon. and all
files and papers relating thereto; because the Hon.
DAVID l.. BARSEs, Judge of said District Court, is
at present. by the visitation Of Providence, disabled
TO hold ID -rict Court, and to perform the duties
Of his sad office Of which disability. he the said
DAVID HOWELL hath shewn and produced to me
satisfactory evidence and whereas, upon the
renee Of this lamented event it has become my duty
TO comply with the application aforesaid.
Now, by virtue of the authority to me in this be-
half confidcd l the said Justice of the Supreme
Court aforesaid, do hereby order and require you
tho said Clerk of said District Court forthwith to
ce,ify into the Circuit Court Of the United States,
next to be holden at Providence, within and for lac
District of Rbode-Isand, the fifteenth day OF No
yember next ensuing, all actons SUITS causes, pleas,
or processes, civil or criminal, of what nature or
kind soever, that may be depending in said District
Court and undetermined, with all the proceedings
thereon, and all files and papers relating there,o,ac-
cordng to the Statute in this behalf made and pro-
yided.
Aud do further order and require, That this or
der be published in one or more newspapers, PRINT
ed in said District Of Rhode-lsand, at least thirty
days before the said Session of said Circuit Court.
Hereof fail not, and make due return in the pre-
misses, ard this shall be your warra, for doing.
WIrErss my hand snd seal, this fourteenth day
Of October, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and twelve.
JOSEPH STORY e.. So
OBS Justice of the .Snbreme Court