Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-01
NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.


The Commissioners, appointed under the
nth Article Of the Treaty Of Amity, Settle
fnent, and Limits, between the United States
of America and bis Catholic Majesty, con-
cluded at Washington, on the 99d day OF
February. 1919. to ascertain the full amount
and validity of the claims mentioned or refer
red to &c the said treaty-having, at the"
present session, Gully examined all the me-
rnorials OF CLAIMS filed with the secretary OF
The Board, on and before the 10th inst. in
pursuance Of the orders made by the Board
on the 18th Of June last ; and having disPos-
ed OF the same as to them seemed right; but
having reasons to believe that there may be
other claims, the memorials Of which have
not yet been preseated--or having been pre-
scented. have not been received by tbe Board
at its present session, because Of detects in
the same-do, therefore,
Order, That ali persons, having claims
which are to be received by this Comnis
sion, memorials of which have not yet been
filed with the Secretary; or, being filed, have
not been received by the board, at its pre-
sent session, tor the reasons above stated
do file memorial Of the same with the Sc
cretary, previous TO the first Monday in Jan.
uary next; to the end that they may be then
duly exam ined. and the validity and amount
thereof decided upon, according to the suit.
able and authentic testimony of the same.
which may be required: And that each OF
The said memorials now required TO be tiled
shall be prepared and verified, in conformi-
ty with the directions prescribed in the said
orders Of the Board, made on the l4th Of
June last
And, that further time may be allowed to
claimants, to prepare and file their memo
rials as above directed, it is
Ordered, That, when the Board shall adj
journ this day. it will adjourn to meet again
on the FIRST Monday in January next; at
which time, il will proceed to decide whe
ther any memorials which may have been
filed with the Secretary, before that day, in
pursuance of the above order. shall be re-
ceived for examination. And, in order that
some further disposition may speedily be
made Of such memorials as have, during the
present session, been suspended for argu-
ment, at the request Of the claimants, it is
further
Ordered, That the argument, in each case
which bath been so suspended, be fled with
thu Secretary, on OF before the said first
Monday in January next.
Ordered, That copy of these orders be
published, by the Secretary Of the Board, in
the National Intellgeucer.
T. WATKINS,
Secretaryt TO The COmmissio,
undsr The 1l,h article qfhetrsaty witt Spain.
Philadelphia, Sept. 81.
Captain Davis, arrived at Boston, from
Java, reports, that the cholera morbus had
been raging for some time al the Eastern
parts OF the island; and, at Batavia it was
raging with great violenre: many had died,
and the greatest CONSERVATION existed among
the inhabitants.
There was formidable expedition fitting
GU, at Batavia to take Paembans. The 60.
vernment Of Batavia bad received orders to
spare neither men or money, but to take Il
A canal is cutting to afford an easy water
communication between the town of Hunts.
vile, (Alahama,) and the Tennessee river.
There is prospect of so far completing the
work, as to render it OF essential service, for
the transportation Of cotton, the ensuing sea.
son.
Extract ofisfters lately rece,psd at the office
ofths Evsning Post from Chill, dated
SANTIAGO, April 9.
s'The u ,hed States frigate Constellation
sailed from Coquimbo on the 3Oth OF March
for Arsuco, to demand of Benavides, the
master and crew OF the whale ship Hero, and
her provisions. The Hero arrived at Co.
quimbo. and may perhaps carry home some
Of the copper Of the Chesapeake, which YES
sci on examination was thought incapable of
Carrying over 900 tons. The brig Cannon
may proceed to Peru. Mr.. Jenckes arrived
., Coquimho March 30th, and The Osprey
was to sail tor Canton in . tew days. The