OFFICIAL.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
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Washington, Sept. 30, 1916.


Notice is hereby given TO all persons having any
interest in the barque "Lucy Pennyman," Of New
York, that information has been this day received
from the consul Of the United States at Cape Town,
Cape Of Good Hope, under date July %, that said
barque was then lying, in his custody and safe
keeping, at Simon's Bay, port about twenty two
miles to the southwark of Cape Town; to which
port she had been brought by her crew from An
gozha, slave mart on the east coast Of Africa,
leaving her master, Captain Matthew Cooper, or
shore at that place. .s.. .. ..r.. f..


The consus letter is accompanied by number
Of documents explanatory Of the transaction The
vessel will be delivered up by him, upon proper
proof of ownership and settlement Of the account he
NAV have against her. ~ .....