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Peruvian Indemnity.
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE,


Washington, 17h June, 1871.
ON the Nth OF August, 1916, the following notice is
" sued from this Office
The Attorney General Ct The lted States having been
authorized and empowered by of Congress, APP
proved the 9Th August instant adiudcae the claims
arising under the convention concluded between the United
States and the republic OF Peru, at Lima the 18th March,
is hereby syEs Ng ho OF ms to perform
claimants present their claims, and the evidence
ing them, with all DESPATCH that he may proceed
The claims provided for by the described
IN the tra article as follows The Peruvian government,
in order 10 make full satisfaction for various claims of c
OF the United States of seizures captures,
for the damage and destruction of them of their
goes or other property at sea- and in the ports and terrific
rle OF Peru by order OF said government OF Peru under
of three hundred thousand dollars which shall be dis
ing to the es that shall BE- prescribed ie by the S
of United States And by the ffth article it stpu
lated There shall not be demanded the government of
Peru any other payment indemnifcaton Of
any claim of the citizens of the United States that pre-
of the United States. near PERU But the claims snbso.
qent to those presented by Mr. Larned the
'And in pursuance OF the authority and power given to
the Attorney General make all needfu rules and regua-
ons tor carrying the said convention and act into effect
"Ordred That all persons having claims under the said
convention do file memorial addressed to the Attorney
General setting forth infinitely and particularly the various
facts and circumstances whence the right prefer such
davit The claimants shall ALSO the ime file the
evidence sustaining their claims and if any of the evil
fled
Sand in order that the claimants may informed of what
IS considered essential to be FORTH averred and estab
shed before their claims can be received and acted
"0vdeed LIST. That each claimant shall declare in his
memorial for and in behalf of whom the claim is preferred,
and whether the amount hereo and Of any part thereof if
arose, did belong solely and absolutely the claimant,
N to the oe
than the CLAIMANT the memorial be filed shall further set
forth and show when and by what means and for what con-
IN he mr.
any part OF the amount, of said claim.
whether the claimant well any other person
benefit the claim is preferred is and the time when
where he now and the time the said claim arose was
domicated, and any, what change OF domfc has since
3D. That the memorial shall also set forth whether the
claimant any other person who may have been any
time entitled the amount claimed any part thereof
hath received any, and if any, what sum OF money
or other equivalent decentralization, by way of insurance
or otherwise for loss injury sustained, satisfaction for
which is therein asked and any such payment or in
Identification has been made, forth when and from
whom the received
18th. That the will be taken up for decision In the
order in which they may be filed and dockeed"
BY the of Congress above mentioned approved Sh of
August 1885, the Attorney General is directed, within the
space of twelve months from and after the passing of the
act receive, examine, and decide upon the amon and
validity of all such claims may be presented to him. and
provided Tor by the said convention according
merits of the several and the principles of Justice
equity and the law Of nations, and the spulaons Of the
said convention Sundry claims not having been present.
NoTIcE is HEREBY ALL CLAIMANTS who have not
presented their claims and evidence pursuance of the
toore published, that the time limited by the for the
udcaon will expire the 9th day of August 1t is
be presented orthc, enable to discharge the duties
devolved upon the Attorney General No adjudication
evidence it, within reasonable this
notice. the commission be closed within the period
NATHAN CLIFFORD, Attorney General.
Attest JOHN L. REID, clerk.
List Of claims not fled By papers the attorney
Generals office.
Brig Thetis, Of Boston, Henry Parsons master.
Brig Elizabeth Ann, OF Philadelphia, Oliver Brooks
Berah Fitch, of the ship Flying Fish, of Boston
Elipllalet Smith, for any interest he may have in the
schooner Wasp of Boston, and in the cargo of the ship
Esther, of Boston.
Stephen b. Howe for any interest he may have in the
cargo of the ship Esther, of Boston
Edward L. Scott, for any he may have in the
schooner Robinson Crusoe.
John Huan for any interest he may have in the OF
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