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y OONo LAD 4 .
OF Bottom was all eted With a mott violent
cough, tightneis OF the chs great difficulty of
brea,hipg, pain IA the ett tide. lpi.iIng Of
blood aud deprived of ileep. in this ilirslliog
lla'e after having tried mott things without
effect wa, induced TO try
or Or ReBe'S Ultimate Pills j.!
when to her rneIsIeiIioie joy, af'er one box
tie who of the symptoms isit her, ON 6niih-
ing the i.cond her heath was pc. isel'y eiiab
hihed.
az An Aged Lady
OF Bottom was 90 year. affected with mon
o'ent cough, difficulty OF nrss hing. pam in
her 6ie deprived oi regu ar neep, could not
lay down ia her bed fof years, was reforeo
to periea heal h o. taxing only 'wo boxes of
iheie Nh. asd dscsies The is IN better health
than ihe has joyed 40 years paa r.y The
ab ve are fs,jO,' r.bs vis,s '5dg,es az issrs5s'--
Theie pli' give infant cafe IN ali coughs,
ccld., arhms', caiarfhs, con ump,iops, wht, y
rngs difficulty OF breathing, ightnels OF the
chen recent colds are emoved III lew tours,
(preveu, consumption the aged viii find a
re ief equally sgTeeab aud initsntaneou. even
sebe- ibs ipaetare e9ee7ef The cure performed
by lhefs Pi 5, du,ny year. pat zrbnb us {
| cs,Gfsrsf ises able would hl volume Pre-
| pared and fold whulelale by TIE Eie e,sf,isar,
" + Conway No 5, Green st. Bolton, aud
re allied by fpecial appointment by stephen
| Pauen Exchange lreet Portland; Bsbiou
Wiicanet Guoda.e Hallowe'l wilkins, Or
rns,on Hon Dett Page, Btunfwiek Do6
Mote. holhrook Bath, Iappan Portimouih
! Thoma, and Whipp'e, Newbur yport; Fr,l,
Kennebunk, DR. John ; Langdon, Limerick ,
and mott D,ugg IL and Boo,ielle,s II reipec-
tsblny Throughout, the u 5. ~ N fs.
1. n. R.lfe'. Ailhmat,o PHI :" 1,,s A., .,u.,,,.
Jag ? pnh il generally are None egtss''s
nSist fynsi /" w 7 Conway"-bs pa t,eale,
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THF fubferiber hereby gives public notice
TO all concerned, that ihe has been duIy
appointed ard taken upon herief the lrult OF
sdminiltratrix on rhe ei.a.e o.
PETER THOMAS,
Ia of Portland, in the county OF Cumberland
Merchant, decesied, by giving bonds as The
law dirstas-i he therefore requeih all pe'ions
who are indebted TO the fad decealed Glaze
TO make immediate paymeot: and iho'e VINO
have any demands thereon, TO exhibit the lame
Loihe Ccmmilioners
Jan IS SARah ihoma''
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Dome,qie R.Viag and Spinning
Ma HlNE,
For COTTON AND WOOL.

TIE iu1leiiber otter. he rutilc The uie OF
4 III yAuabie Machine ON he following
term, II hIse cents on the popusion " a
iinsIe town aud Two cents on The popu ation
at a c, un, Y AND 10 give a credii OF iiI, tweve
and eighteen months with good ieeuiIty- aio
10 fu,u.1h any pe'fon wiiifa good EIasblne
~ uing n comp htlonl with dnectlons tor
u6ng 4. tor thu'y dolais eaeh-hny pefion
slh,ug tn III chale Right. and Maehlnes N
he D.ltnG II Maine vii peaie 90 call on the
lub,o liber IA Portland, anu h,ie pei iona la
have u chaieh Mscb.nes, Can have the PRIV
i,sge ot t.kug he town II they with, At e. IA
klug ~eoty do.r' from the amount Va The
p7pu a'ion
be public are Informed that par, Of lhc
above hiachiasn n operation IA B5fon and
Camirage ard SPINS oniy i'm ihs Roll, al
doe. not ponsi, The mott sdenual quality 81
Kopng-~h,ch l. ue ,1afy fof W.ip. Tie
two partsth OF Ropilg aud Spinning mus
he connected lose hef 10 make the Machine
Of any vaue.
a fght tor TO hng town will be fo'd for
it!s than twenty dollars.
JOSHUA SHAW,
hgest fa, fbs Pafsyfss.
N b. The Repreienta,iv from the Diftrid
of Maine are f,quelied 10 call oppoh,e the
new Mafket when IN Bolton where they will
Ice The above Machine IL operation.
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A va'ulhle F RM not more than miles
from peIilsnd.--L leu 81 200 acre, Of good
improvabie md Il, her of which viii he
ioid on a ofedi', Ut Exchanged for Real Enae
IN Portland .-IiicuDs, "A number Of
POTASH KETTLES.
Apply rs above CIV Jazz. 4
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PART Of a DWELLING HOUSE 81
ID .nipt,h sweet, consisting OF five ple-sah'
Ro4m,-Ansly - CT ,BlSSA AlNOT.
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D. 100 . the Il ghell prize aud only $4,000
iickes
Prize of 1000 Prizes of 500
6 do 1000 So do. of 100
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Feb and Ticke rite TO D SD after che III
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nv of SO, and o.e of 20 tickes in the above
Lote y. weekly III of he drawing II the
Su qufhsanah aud Union Coiieg. LOTTERY may
be lsen gfaus. Jan .
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the cure vi the
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at he BOOKSTORE OF
HYDr, LORD & Co.
Sign f he Bible, Iaiurance Buildings, En-
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\ HOUSE IN central par, of the town,
convenient for large family lnqai-e Of
SAMUEL BUTTS.
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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-06-30
PRIgazE CORRESPONDENCE.

London, Wedncsday eDening Aalfhast Z.
HeHeoiand MaH-A mail has arrived
from Hcligoland, to day, with letters to
the BIN inst. BY these We arc informed.
that the French in small force were in nos.
session OF CuXhaven on the morning OF the
9Th; some accounts say they evacuated the
town the same day, and others that thew
continued it when the last adviccs came A.
way. a Russian officer reached Heli~oland
on the Sth, and representing his business
to Britain TO be Of an urgent nature, the
packet which was waiting for the mail from
Hamburg due next day, was despatched
with him, together with The merchants
letters. On the 9Th, there was nothing
new at Hamburger, except very general
report OF the death Of the brave veteran
gen. prince Smolensko. The letters pc-
neraiiy from Heiigoland speak with great
confidence as to the security OF Hamburger
hernstorH the Danish ambassador, had
reached HeiigOIand from Britain, and had
proceeded TO Denmark. The failure OF his
mission having transpired at Heligoland,
occasloned little gloom amongst the mer-
chants there. There are reports in circu-
lation OF several severe engagements hay-
ing taken place between the hostile armies
on the banks OF the Elbe; but we give no
credit to them, as advces from HeIipoland,
on which we place great reliance, assure
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-06-30

us, there was nothing new at Hamburger on
the 9TH, from the theatre ofwar.
Advices have been received from ST.
Petersburgh of the 2ist April No new
tariff Tor the regulation of trade had been
published. Exchange Is Sd.
From Riga we have accounts TO the 2otl,
April. BY these we learn, that a strong
Russian force, both infantry and cavalry,
had passed that way into Germany, a few
days before, and from the LIST of that month
till the period of writing, various reinforce
ments had taken the same route. The
Swedish envoy in this country is we under
stand, about to depart for the u. States.
a second edition of the Courier is iuse
published, and announces the following ill.,
formation. A Russian officer is Just arriv-
ed with dispatches from the Russian am
bassador. He left Hamburg on the 9th,
and Heligoland on the 9th inst. No ac-
count of any battle had reached Hamburg.
nor was there any news of importance. The
French annoyed the trade on the EIbe u
little.
YARMOUTH, May 3.-This morning his
royal hIshness the duke of Cumberland
with his aids-de-camp, sc. embarked on
board the Nymphen, capt. Hancock, for
the continent.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-06-30
LATEST From LONDON.

Iy the Henry. arrived h.rn y.ct.rl,,,
from Halifix we hnye H,,;r,,. 5Se'n"y'
,.ioinr I,ondon J,,es 80 NJ, P" ~ c'n,
which The ,o,,ow;no. -. 49,, ,
made = ''N''
Io,n, n-.,o
Major. Genera, tho $500. aIan ,o
Hone r..emh,rkeJ on FL, -, vin.r'>,,'L
ON board the Erebns sIoon 81 war FROM 'J Co.,
,enburp. He nrocreds !. i sa;d ,r;.t ~,
,enacd movers r. re-on.n H., Wv"
with Dennark '"0 AN b '~'1''''''
Sir Robert yyijso, bas hoe, reco,o;,
ring all the blockoIcJ and Tos;sooJ i'' ro-t
resseg on the Vis,nI, nd o. ,11 Iar.
Berlin about the 9th Anil. &C i was smn
posea for Magdeburgh.
Government have ordered survey OF all
the American schrs. brought into Plymouth
since The commencement OF hos,;ities.
The officers Of ihe yard are to report as to
their capabilities.
capt. Bedford, of he CbiIders sIoop, ar
rived this morning from America with the
oiticia! notifications of,he proposed media
ton OF tie Russian emperor between that
country and Great Britain. The blockade
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-06-30
NORFOLK, June 25:
H.iiRPToW TdKEW!t

Just as our paper was ready for press an
express arrived in town, bringing an &C
count OF the enemy's having attacked
Hampton about O'Clock this morning, and
after an hour and forty minutes constant
hrlng, the town surrendered
"A detachment from the 54th regiment
under lieutenant ErOushton, marched from,
hence this morning for Richmond with the
descrtcrs and prisoners taken from the
BRUSH forces which landed to attack Cra-
nay-island on Monday last.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-06-30

Shannon, had in addition to her usual full
complement, one officer and l6 men from
the Belle Poole. AND part of the crew be-
longing TO the Grigate Tcncdos lieutenant
Budd also states, that every officer on
whom tho charge ofthe Chesapeake, could
have devolved, was either, killed, or wound
ed, previous to capture. MIR. Chew, who
is the bearer Of this intelligence, further
aides, that The 5. was very much injured in
her huh 3; so much so, that she could scarce.
ly lie kept above water during the night af.
ter the action; having received a number
OF shots between wind and water, and be-
low water-Mr. Chew, is decidedly of OPT
mon that had not the Chesapeake got foul
OF the Shannon, the latter, from her very
shattered state, must soon have surrender
ed and even then, il the officers had not
have been all killed or wounded, the Shan
non could not have succeeded in boarding
Some circumstances, which occurred after
the capture, we are sorry TO near, were no,
honorable TO the captors but until the par
ticulars are fully known we shall abstain
ION comment Gazette.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-06-30
BOSTON, June 81.
TIE CHESAPEAKE.

By the arrival yesterday, of the ship
Henry, from Halifax, we have some fur
ther particulars of the fate Of our unfortu-
nate frigate, the Chesapeake. 1t. Budd,
the senior surviving officer of the ship,
states, that they had 4S killed, and 81
wounded, IA of whom have since died of
their wounds that the Shannon, by the
British statement, had 81 killed, and So
wounded; that the arm chest, onboard the
Chesapeake, was blown up by hand-gre-
naJe, thrown from the Shannon that the
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-06-30
The Observation-Disclosures.

Since our last several letters have been
received from the officers of the Chcsa-
peake; they state that he wounded had
been carefully removed to the hospital, and
were as comfortable as the nature OF their
wounds would permit. The sergeons have
| had very arduous task in dressing and at
tending the wounded, and have scarcely al
lowed themselves aay repose Several
letters from officers, have passed in the
mail Tor the southwark.
he Chesapeake was bravcIy defended
through the whole contest, and the chan
gcs In command. We believe she rad OIL
iy two commissioned hcu,enants senior
midshldmen acting rs the third and fourth.
The captain, saiiiug master, lieut.. OF ma
rlncs, boatswaIn, and every naval lieut. was
either killed or wounded. We ind the III
iieutenant, My. Cox. mentioned as slight
ly wounded, and ii is possible the com
mand had, or would have devoired on lin
mad the contest been az longer duration
we conceive II evident the Americans did
Tot strike their own c1lors.
On the first broadsidc, capt. LAWRENCE
was wounded i'll his left leg, and immedi-
ateiy alter received musquet ball through
his body. The Chesapeake had her head
sails shot away, and spanker brals foul by
the cutting away of the rigging. In this ST
tuatl"n She became unmanageablc. and fell
on board the Shannon when nearly 200 Of
her crew sprang OH board the Chesapeake,
With capt. BROKE at their head, and imme
diately carried hei.--PGriot.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-06-30
LEDGER OFFICE,

.NorJoik, Friday, 25th June.
ontu this morning the enemy made no
movement OF Importance. About o'clock
nc bfi'ish made an attack by land and wa
ter upon Hampton. One party landed
about miles above that place, while ano-
ther proceeded directly by water Our in
formation is derived from person who
saw what passed from this side of HamD-
ton Roads. He states that the firing was
Kept up for one hour and As minutes, when
1T ceased, and he distinctly saw the barges
row into the creek and land at Hampton
The firing from the fort ceased with that
OF tile musketry. We cannot state what
became OF the troops stationed there, but
II is to be hoped they have escaped. Tho
force was as we understand, between t
and 500.
Two houses were set on fire by the roc
kets, but cur informant thinks the fire was
distinguished.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-06-30
FROM THE R1cHMoND ENQUIRER EArna
JUNE26.

JUNE 70
Brought By crhress This moruiu, az ose
O'Clock in The night Of tie 26fh Of June.
MI. scott has this moment arrived from,
iork-he informs that an express had ar
wed there about one O'clock yesterday
with the dreadful melancholy news Of ibn
capture OF Hampton-This express wa.
sent TO an officer Of the ] 18th regiment wbc
was IN York, from colonel Howard, order
ing llIm to repair to the R1lfrroy House be-
tween Hampton and York. as HAMPTON
had been taken possession OF by the enemy.
shall order my regiment out immediate.
'y-the greater portion 10 renGezvou, AZ
Wiliam.burgh the balance at York. In
haste, Yours with respect. Sc
WILLIAM WALKER.
Col. Comniapdant Of the 68lh
Regiment y. 81.
Jamcs Boy5onr, Esq.
The express is an intelligent man, ana
states the attack commenced yes,ri,Iay
morning at four, by wa!cr-Couerey y. ror.
kets led the way, which set fire to ,la,,n-
tor he enemy had effected a lacdipo. ar
Mampton--they were met galiantIy by our
militia and MAJOR Gowen l.. Corlin IS
York couhtyis klllcd--and captain Robert
anderson oil w iii!amsburgh, either Killed
or taken prisoner-they are both Draw.
mcn--strangc 70 tell, the British a!c ,,iJ
TO have about so troopers. What was IN,
extent OF The loss on our side, cannot be as
certaincd---it is believed that most of orr
troops were retiring to the Half way House,
which was 10 be rendezvous for the sur.
rounding militia.
The express arrived ut one o'clock, this
morning-and the council were Immediate
~ convened. Measurs were promptly ia
Ken, and are in a train of rapid execution
The militia of New Kent and Charles C;,y
have been called outby the executive, tb;.
militia of Charleston and Hanover, hay.
been ordered, the lst to rendezvous q,
Broad Rock, and the last at the Oakg.--
Two troops of cavalry viz. from Poyhala,
and Goochland have also bcea c.,,I.s oul ivy
executive
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-06-30

By the Henry. arrived here yesterday,
from H2lfax we have Halifax papers CON
aiming London dates to May 10; from
which The following extracts have been
made -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-30
From the Pennsylvania Farmer.

SEAMEN AND REPATRIATION:
We are now at war with Great Britain,
for maintaining principle ACKNOWLEDGED
as correct by all the civilized world-a
principle established & acted on by our
selves: that is, DENYING the right Of an
individual to expatriate himself
This principle has been established in.
this country by the federal court, before
the late chief jus,ise Ellsworth, in the
case of one Williams, who had attempt.
ed to change his allegiance, and bad OBJ
tanned tbs right Of French citizen, and
accepted command in the French SER
vice. The federal court decided, that
no native American could at his own
will and pleasure change his allegiance.
In perfect accordance with this opinion,
Mr.. Madison decided few weeks ago
in the case of Clark the spy. that though
be had removed into Upper CANADA, ard
became British subject, he was not ex-
patriated, and must therefore be eonsi
dered a citizen Of the United States, s.
amenable to our laws as such This
opinion of Mr.. Madison is not only COR
rect, but in perfest unison with the ge-
neral law Of nations on that subject, and
in conformity to which, all tho maritime
powers Of Europe claim their native sea-
mon when found on board the vessels Of
each other. 49, !.
In q former number, we. stated two
cases Of native French sailors, who had
been Raturalized in the United States,
being taken from on board our ships OF
war, 10 which may be added the follow
ing, equally strong, but rendered mere
remarkable by the insult offered to- our
government BY the commander OF The
French ship of warmly our cabinet
have withheld this document from the
public, il not our enquiry.
In the year 1906, admiral Willaumss,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-30
Daily Gazette, Z Dollars.
Country Gazette, S Dojlars.
TUESDAY, MARCH 80.
Joseph H. Vaudeville,
King Street near che River,
OFFERS FOR SALE.

so hhds. and 100 bis. Orleans and
Muscavado Sugars,
60 quarter chests and boxes Gun
powder, Imperial, Young Hysen,
Hyssn Skin * Sauchong TEAS,
latest importation, and superior
quality,
10000 ID. loaf and lump Sugar,
IS puncheons Sd and 4th proof
Rum,
$4,000 10. green and white Coffee In
herces, bags aad barrels
5000 do. best Goshen Cheese In
8 casks,
{ 10000 do, common N. England do.
5000 do. Pepper and Pimento,
9 pipes best 4th proof Cognac
Brandy,
= do. best American Gin,
10 boxes Chocolate,
so, hhds. good retailing Molasses,
400 gals. old Peach Brandy,
500 do old Rye Whiskey,
500 do. Cherry Bounce,
100 bis. common Whiskey,
pipes, half do so or. casks,
80 half Or do. Madeira, Tene-
rife, Lisbon, Port and Malaga
WINES--warranted genuine,
so kegs single, double and treble
f. Gunpowder,
1000 lb. Shot assorted,
100 boxes brown Soap,
$50 do spermaceti, mould s dipt
Candles,
so do. boxes and half boxes Spa.
nish Cigars,
$50 reams wrapping and writing
Paper
10 bales spinning Cotton,
hhds. Copperas,
9 do. roll Birthstone,
1000 ID. Salt Petre,
2os nests. Wooden Ware,
1000 ID. red |Soal Leather, 4.
so dozen beaver and wool Hats.
Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Pimento,
Mustard, best Sweet Oil in bottles,
Wine and Cider Vinegar, white Shaw
ing Soap, Ground and Race Ginger.
Glaubcr Salts, American Cigars, best
Spanish Indigo, Nader, Soft x Hard
Shelled Almonds, Mussadel, Bloom &
eask Raisins, fresh Figs and Prunes,
Hamilton's and CARROTS Snuff in bot.
ties, Gun Flints, Hair Siftsrs, Alum,
Fig Blue, best Cavendish, small twist
and Pig,ail Tobacco, Beeswsx, few
well cared Tongues and Hams, Bed
cords, Traces, lines, sc. &s.
ALSO,
so tons Plaster,
5000 bushels Lisbon Salt,
$500 do. Cadiz do.
4uoo bushels Blown and Ground AL.
lum do. in bulk and Sacks,
5000 lb. Seine Twine,
so bushels fresh Glover Seed.
AND
Best S. One Flour BY the barrsk
March 81, q.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-30

81 s.sS1S WoP IL.
writer, NOR. - ! p'sS
introduction Il Tf vi ~
seems he CAV. -
fairness than The, ~
Tor, 70. they claim = ~
those now na,ur,,;s.A
. county, bu, al VIZ !
the tn. presea. war. 'I1s'a
,n,,, that those M
thought ought too fa,s',,s't |
We now pr.s ..Is
provisions of,hi, m
III Il thebill ourh, ~ ~
inducing Great s,;ss
Client usage essrs;,..,
years, Of reclainias !
the high seas, i, p,s
sumption, that on, y
. soma >, security, ,h y
tare will no, end n.y.
service.
-; Grant, that She ,lsI
yielding to tn. .,a.
pretensiOn, Of our -
pl.oy Z protec, all NJ
who Who. may arrive h.s
still in proportion lst.
concession, must ~
her right to have d.
the future empls,nr
not Gene within su,
lions, perfect and ~,
are our provisions, nj
they afford to Crest h
AFFORD any' 0. ,h,
quirsd to renounn la
ny examination a, ,s
therefore, a sailor i.
naturalized or not, N
the Collector or not
animation.
hat are the pra,ii
Britain against tbs d
sesmen?
They consist iu,a
DlCy British se,r.,
are here, or vino may
the peace,) and they
certificate Of naturLi,
duced to the collects
The only remedy iaa
to do this, is a psnalp
ter or owner Of 500
person 80 employed. |
ner is this penalty Ii
the suit of an in behif
Whose interest will /
We shall be snsVass
fish officers in ovr ID
they 10 know the hu
access to the custom y
have no access 10 th.l
ers. They eannet &p
and they never con b
particular ship h,' q
any British seamen.
But what psn,llyn
ter or owner, il tho 3
false certificate Of l
persons required lar
to the collector, WE
NATIVE citizens OF
ING to be such, arc ID
duce any proofs fn
presents himself 10 ~
pretending to b, q "n
owner are not obliged
law, to furnish any I'd
lsctor, nor couls !hF
Denalty ef the &C. l,ad
only provides sg'''i
of foreigners not Ilalt'
There is a shovel
section, in permltuli
reign nations to u'l
collector against .h
foreign sesmer Of 'Sa
tries, but there j
tics shall be slser''
arc about to clear 0"
means provided By j
certain or make lhr
true character OF pro-
ties.
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-30
From he B.sfon Reherfa,

FT0M 7He 6ss9oH NeFeTE0Ty.
The specious Bill for the prohibition OF
the employment Of British seamen.
Great as has been the profit Of the
southern States by the employment OF
British seaUen, who either naturalized
or not, constitute three quarters of the
crews of their merchant ships, we hnd
them talk Of stipulations to exclude Bril-
tish ssamen!! Do you believe them
sinserei No. When you como to the
hroDisions of the bill, you will find them
require, that seaman, not naturalised
more than one day before, or resident