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The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-10-27
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RICHMOND.
OCTOBER SRI. 1909.
RICHMOND.
TO SUBSCRIBERS


THE fnhicribers to e The Reco,d.r :,
defiFed 70 recolle6f, that the Davr,ents 81,
paper iiiouie ocregular and prompt. We fall
'o'' - any future period OF our editorial
tFosfe7S, De telling the public, in terms of de
PioIation> thaV our iubicgibers are in,iebted to
~ I'd IouF, TX, OF ten thou!and dollars. We
pay trict attention to Our ftbtcriprion IN
ana as loon IS we San Convince ourlclves thar
iaoierltsf IS diipo!ed to fall behind il his
P@yihshts,~ Fl bf goss, without ce.ay. Do
YOU tnihE that the edlrorS of This D3nrr arr.
gong 10 DC luch tinlpletons as 70 have = rar
1ci OF twelve, or fifteen hundred ra9oe1,. heo-
garry iGnicriPtlon accounts, difper.ed All or
INC ila'GA OF two, tour, eigh:; or twcye dollars
i'S.au 10 YOU think that we know 10 ErtIa
81 common bnhneis3 and of common frni;>.
as 20 De giving credit for two or three vo,rs
''' : !Fetch, or even two months, to ren,bj;-
san citiAehS, That remember 10 ferret 70 ~,
10 me portage OF their letters, wherein thev a.
iieltuS 60 Put down their names I,,dcad no.,
5ienen, as tte:rayor of Coventry llid :, n1esn
E"zaoe5h Try haze ygof In qoreag DR. J..
zoe ear I ou may depend upon # fhaf NJ
pc.lon exits upon thcturface OF his con,r,c,r,
wealth, VINO thall ever be hye dollar :,
oeof to tt,c Recorder, rpleis by the non No
Guiiaf ana Tatai Combination OF ,,..ica,,,s
i'oes any man Of bufneis fancy that we ar<
gong to iead money before hand 70 phil
cSiPTia, TO pay for paper, to wait three month.
."I us arrival; 20 pay every booy in the ho,,C
III aaYaiice, for workingi5 of, and then. ~ ~
giving Gree years credit, with a law-f1;. =.
t"e End ofIt, to tome worthy republican, who
Fehdes hve hundred miles to The ,vsa ,,,,eJ
OF the bluc-Ridge That is not the WV =,
which 'ye detign 90 do buGnefs. W. iba ii
nave nc advertisements aicertainine tha I'm
Pilc!ty OF our having accounts 8(foer{ad .gl
over me itatc, to the amount Of fix. or r;a5t
OF fWeIVe thouiaHd dollars. Whence III
Hrihef TO he Recorder, knows hi,a},l, -
oe behind hand, ne niuft not differ viii he
poiS-.n;Jter OF tne county; he mutt NOT t,inL
that ne feels an apoplexy Of flrbrlfe. ;f T..
paper aosS mt cane u@xt qccs&; fc7, ne NAV ~
aiiured, That vs. tha! pay the ftrictctl 9ttct;c+,
tc tf- i'ate Of payments end Of 4cia)cat;on
4ad' as Ne are obliged to pay Tor every th;nr
N ADVANCE oar fubfcrbers NAV ref af;,reJ3
tilaf ""1'-2/89A5s IN arr de1t, j eoe tanbclb It,
NOTE.
We are fatisfed that this VIII yery e.,
dom be the cafe. we have not more 49,,
ono iublcribcr in fort but what pays - - :,
advance, and afures Us that he viii Fagt,,, ~
~do f.. - - ''''1"Ee
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NOTICE.

M IL .tfr'd to The bighea ia4ier, ., I1,nl;rk
81 Fl's and Queen County, On kqaa6sy tte
A TRACT Or LAND
On the main rolJ to King add 0neso Coa., Bour,
~ is-'ns Col. Lsrkin Smhh's MIl Pond, coh,an.
lag Nioctys TREE Acres aod ausr,sr Arc. ,h;rty
n'"e Acr's Of Marh Land, Toun,ng OUT srom Mr..
CIR Beazton' b gu aad to Mst,opoag riyef. The
'oors and WI be field o. a cYedR Of tx I6caths
pifrnai r giginR boed With approved fssrify.
20 airJ nisree froni she dsts If rot % Gually diC
c'a'E''- = ~ e. tie fame tir7u ADD plsee wi! be
ID g. can tottc hi her bidder fourteen o. f;f,ees
,,Es Hfg'cesS ecn6aing Of Men, Wousn and
E[aS a';a 1gyrr, or 81 rs-a us
p 2. ChRTER.
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NtRa4NiA4
intae Hish c6ml ot EhsIct.y 81 ,te Eiec
moid Olit.i-r
Between
Hshry Banks P,i
And
Nathaniel Anderion, Robert Pollard,
Gsorgc Winton and Thomas Stew
ardion, Defts,
ON thc motion OF the plon:G, the caarg, shiy
econd DAY OF Q9olSet in the goa. Of our lord ore
thooland eigat hundred aad two, wj,n th1 Content
OF the defendant Nathaniel A,deFIoa, b, cclnei
dosh rctcr the accounts between the pi&inIif ans
thar defendant, TO one offs coAni,iaers TO DC by
him examined, Rated, icttied md TO roe court
reported wich asp matter ipecaiiy it4tc.. though;
pcrineut oy hinief OF eqa;;rd ly the parties
to DC 10 Rated, and ofcercth, with the content of
the pSrues, the caIe &c DC hoal, ieard At the mex.
term, 1t that oiiicer, IN the t;ne, hail tate
and eXani,ne them, or, npon examination OF The
papers, final decree caa be made without he re-
port.
Il copy, teae,
Petsr a'iuhsy, c. Z.
coumiiioner's Office,
Richmond, C6ober 20, fSU2.
lac parties concerned, ,aye deiired TO TAKE no
ice, that nave appointed Monday the twentieth
day Of December next, for Carrying Into cHea tss
within dc-retai order, upon which s!Av. thc;r NJ
tendance Us required my office, vita copies os
the court papers ah5 their accounts ready for cy
animation.
~ William HAY. y 6.
49, f
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ERRATUM-

WE ha1Fcn to correct an inyoluofarv nj
take IN our laf. Major John Wimbilh, @
HALIFAX, IS the clerk OF that court--Berrimar
Green, VINO wrote the very IDLE letter to III
editors, IS dSbuiy pfdct him.
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BUONAPARTE
AND The
KING OF PRUSSIA.

MINI OF 1kCCOI9.
1t rarely happens fhat the Game ne
IS at oncea matter of the iword and I'll
pens but it may here be menti oneN~sg +.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-28
The Inhabitants OF AleXan.
dr;:a are respectfully informed, that
{. KENNEDY,
CARER g GLIDER,

EARVER- . GILUER,
Of Baltimore, late from Philadelphia, is
ia this town, and will remain until Satar
day--Sqch perfcas as with to have their
prints aud looking glafes new framed, Old
looking .glanas new poliascd and fiise'ed
(which Hill render them equal TO new
ola frames new gilt, gold letters or oIna.
n,euts On glafs, Sc. Will favor Kennedy
by leaving their aadreis for him at Capt.
Dayidlonss tavern, Prince ftreet.
The advantages to be acquired by Ken
neettys .EEing here, aressha. the applicants
viii .beHade acquainted with the expencs
Of the work (which will be as low as in
PHILADELPHIA their orders received and
executed correctly, their goods carefully
packed, and they exonerated from the
ri:k and expeuce of carriage.
Jan.77. d3t+
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-28
ROBBERY.
One HlMdred Dc!Aars Reward.

One Hlv.dred Dc!!ars Reward.
THE fubfcribers' fore was lait night
broke open and ,ae following Gait anc
Goods taken thersfrom, VIZ.
About 100 dollars il cain,
C,ois- barred and isriped eoarfe lwan!do"r,
I Piece of fupcrdne brown cloth,
do. do. dark bottle green,
do. Of dark brown iuperhne,
do. dark mixed brown iuperhne,
? do. of blue fine cloth,
I do. of dark mixture-hne CLOTH,
) do. lapet mullins,
Offprigsed mulies number-alfo difa',
ties; camel hair !hawls; brown, red and
blue bandannoes yellow Aaggs and
cinnamon fix lawls number OF India
book mullins womens' blue End white
worried and cotton fockipgs, mems
fancy cotton ftockings; few pieces
of Marieilles veit patterns and fix nan
keen, together with variety OF Other
articles not particularly recoliested.
The above reward will be paid TO any
perfon fer discovering the Cath and Goods
and conviaing the thief or thieves; or
Fifty Dollars for all the Goods, or IN
proportion for any part Of the Goods re-
coYered.
Its hoped all well diGpofed perlons will
intsreG thelnfelves in discovering and
bringing to condgn punifhment the per-
pesrators Of this daring attack upon the
property of citizens.
& NJ. SCHoLFlELD:
January 2. d
t. Such Printers as are difPofed 10 de-
tecs yil!a:ny are reqrceed TO inic:t the a.
bove.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-01-28
Ertra9 fran tke, Preface.

Etfrat9 fr0M me fTeTafe.
IN recording the actions OF t',eie reNtns,
VIII ,fe lives are to he mcniasry examples OF the
psi,sons, and the dreadful eenfsquencrs ct their
nniinli.et ,inGu correspondence, as well a. lSn-
fibility and principle, fhould prompt us u "a it
in fuchta manner, as to unite the gresteii 9i-
bic utility to inc public, with the 2eait psI,Ihle
injury to the fesiings of their friends. On The
former principle, che EyIe ihouid not be too
much Gle aseo, .ncr fhould il be too highly
ehSrfed with thai Kind OF fen, iment, which,
however fafAicn4ble II may be, tends only mir'i!-
ter TO the refinement AID corruption OF pam.
pered imagination
AS tn. facts in themlelves Rand in no need
Of co,ouring or embciihmert { heish'ea their
effeS-fo neither will the Gnprity # the mo-
raj. which 70 naturally Auws tron them. derive
any new force from rhetorical decoration. HE
ity,e therefore hould be tinp!e and narrative,
without afied alton or fatie teptiment, ~ order
to ftrke with undivided i9preiio,l, tbs eusmlisy,
as well as the understanding OF the y,nhu! and
gay. 1. thould be inserminsled with iu rehec-
tons and remarks only as are intimately eortca-
ed with the events, and Aow imn,ediAse.y from,
them. '
&c. The Hiaory of JASON FAIRBANKS,
mutt neceilarily he kind Of Hiifory OF the t:u.
man Heart, wandering under the de'ulions CT
.di.ordered imagination, irt eGaabe pallions, and
perhaps the rolonous consequences OF wicked
and viiionary theories, hde effects he could IL.
deed feel, but. whole talEhood and fophinry,
he had neither the maturity Of judgment nor
learning, to aciple or deted.
: ssfirr mind REVOKE, lre~a evident lahehood,
and fcsiun iofes It's force, when departs rom
the RESEMBLANCE Of reality. As the action, there
fore, and tho incidents extremely limited, and
the regency Of the event, however pious might
be tn; intensiou preeudes the f,bttitution Of &C.
neral fiction, iuch only Can be introduced, asis
in the moil intimate analogy with the fubj &,
and might be fnppofed reality, without any
violation Of truth or probability. The gravele
hiltorians furnilh from their own fock, the
ipeeches of their orators, and the harangues Of
their. heroes: and the wife fayings they put into
the mouths Of all their great men, ferve TO iiiu:-
trate in the moi flriking point Of view, the
manner OF thinking mott peculiar to the eharac-
tcrs and the iituatiOns Of thoie they celebrate
Thus far, then, an author mar re allowed to
proceed, fulfilled by authority, and invited by
public good :-whatever fentiments, therefore,
may be fuppoied analogous to thoie opinions,
and i.lnhrative of thoie dlpolitions, which pro-
dueed the various incidents, and eventually the
tragic fcene in which the whole terminated, may
be eonfidered as the faithful Transcript. not in
deed of what was actually written or ipoken, hut
Of wha, was thought and intended by the primes
cal aSor in this fatal cataftroPhe.'
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Sale bp aaaidn.
On SATURDAY next,

On SATURDAY next,
II, ZEN o'eiock, will be fs4 at the daf'i'H
Room,
Rum In hhds. and bis.
Sugar IN do.
Coffee in bags,
Soap and Candles in boxes,
Raifns in 60.
Starch In DO.
Tobacco in kegs, &c.-ALso',
A quantity Of Dry Goods
Viz.
Kendall Cottons,
Ke1ieys,
Haifthicks, Plains,
Pla;ds, Coatlngs,
DuEiis, Flannels,
Irih and Shooting Linens,
German OzGaburgs,
Caiieoes, Durants,
Shawls, Eiandkerchiefs,
Ladies' Silk Gloves,
Sewing Silks. Threads, &c.
II. ard T. MOORE,
Ian. II. Auet;oncers.
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pabllr Sale.

On FRIDAY,
At ten o'elack, qviN be /ald at tie Fead.e
Store,
cd and 4th proof Antigua and
jamaica Rum in hhds. and bis.
French Brandy in bis.
Holland Gin in bis.
Tenerife Wine IN caks,
Co,dials In bis.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
Violates In hhds.
Rice IN tierces and bis.
Soap In boxes, {
Queens and Earthen Ware IN crates,
handsomely adorted,'
90 boxes HAVANA Segars,
Cotton in balcs---on a credit.
Il variety of DRY GOODS:
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad and narrow Cloths,
Flanuels and Planes,
Carpets and Carpcting.
Ir.ih and German Llnens,
Worried and cotton Stockings,
Calicoes and Ginghams,
\ variety of Muffin and Muffin Hand
se,chiefs and Shawls,
Table Cloths, Hats,
Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, and
a number of other articles.
P. G.. MARSTELLEk,
u, ,6 Vendue Matter.
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CONDITIONS.

1t fhall be printed on the hnea, paper,
with new and handisme type, forming
volume neatly bound and lettered, Of
between three and four hundred page,
dacdeciIno.
To fubicribers, the price will be one dol
lar: to ron. fabicribers, one dollar and
twenty-five cents. Thoie who fub-
{eribe, or procure fublcri2tions for eight,
fhall have one gratis.
The names Of tie iabfcribers (ifreque!-
ed hall b. alphabetically arranged,
and printed at the end of the volume.
with the number of copies they fabicribe
for.
The work will be put to prek as ioon as
500 fabicribers are obtained.
n Subscriptions will be received at the
Office Of the Alexandria Advertiser.
Bitter, 1cnnav, 1902.
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AZ Q TIC E.

NOTlC E.
THE e;t;srns If 46lexend,ia, igde5tsd te
the editors et't5e WASHINGTON FE-
DERALIST, are reqa1esSn iey 10 1s6t'
Of tbeiys to any tryias, exts3t rse:'.i.se
fbe;, printed Receipts, S,gnea
RiND & PRENTISs.
Warrington, January Il, 1902.
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$. EkUND MEET lNG.
The Commiiiioners named and
authorized in commiilion of bankruptcy,
apaiuft Andrew Ramiey and VIM. Ram
fey, will attend at the Warrington tavern
in Alexandra, at three O'Clock in the at
ternoon, on Thsrf,ay the 18th OF Janua-
1ry, 1902, in order to proceed on the ia:d
commiilion, at which meeting the iaid
bankrupts are hereby required to attend
to undergo their iecond examination, and
fuch creditors as have not ye; proved their
debts, under the faid communion, may
then and there attend and prove the lame,
ar, tie creditors who f1all have proved
tas:. debts under the iaid cou,,naion, are
required then ard there to elect ana sp-
pcia, an ailisne OF aaignees OF the bank,
rup.'s eaa,e ard effects unaer the laid
cemmihion.
By order eftbe csnmD1a.ors.
HENRY MOORE,
Tan. u. Secretary.
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FOR SALE, 50
A;,. e5stsyaas5 GLIDING.
Enesise Of tic Printers.
'araary rs. d,t

HAVE FOR SALE,
90 Pieces of Ruilia Dack,
80 Ravens do.
s Chets OF Souchong Tea,
Havana white & brown Sugars in boxes,
Wea-Inda do. in. hhds. ana barrels, :
Coffee 10 bags and barrels,
Holland Gin inhsrrels,
Sweet Oil in boxes of IL bottles each,
Cattle Soap in boxes,
Shoes IA boxes sGorted,
Ear India Goods.
44IS,
The Cargo of tie Schooner Lacy, captain
Snow, conhfing OF
AZ Tons Platter OF Paris,
- so Gaia &C 1Hne, !
10 Barrels Of Tanners Oil,
rs Reams of Wrapping Paper,
40 Boxes Of hpt Candies.
January 2e. d
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-04-02

under hi peculiar circumstances ret
w''hfarding which, he 30 lrpS Atrd ioT
ihrce month, from his Wife aad 6ek family
'nd is Obliged to fatfer The diereGcs of ,os-
priionneot--whiie lone other Prin!srs ave
permitted To libel n. Supreme Exe alive,
aid every officer 10 the Federal Govern
snsat---it is his misfortune |, be insied on
as an obj-A of Tnd,.iary Ptsgtsrre.
The ED.Ioa feels no way depres d by
his ii,eaI.on. and while he is ecnhnei, he
d'all employ his time in promoting that cauie
which II, iE.5 at,enptto deasoy.
Bottom Goal, MARCIA IL, 1902.
(Ieigr4pbe)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-04-02
HOnse ef Representation, u. S
WsdHe5day, Mareb "a.

An eueroGed bill mIkng appropriation Coz
delaying the expsnisS which may atils from car
rying into lifed the convention made between fbe
United States and The Fsensh Republic was read
anc paGsd
Mr.. Dennis reported bui Cor opening a "a
nal 70 communicate from the watcrs OF Potomac
river 20 the Eaasin Branch thereof 'hroogh the
cry Of WaihirgtorJ' which was made the order
Of IN day for Frits-.
;oneurfen, reioiution Of the two houf.s WA
agrecd 90, TOT the sdJourDmsnt sf The two Loofe.
on ne cd Monday Aprd.
We unlergan5 toe sensrs have oRponcS n
confederation Of The reiol0tou.
The houie went into committee NJ the Who'll
on the bill to eouiinne IN force an eA 10 ausmcn.
the lalaries 81 certain ofhoers therein nsrned.
The eamri,,ee roSc and reported III. bill viii
an amendment, thsf tbs aw fhoaid solfint
Two years innsad Of 'ess.--otdersd ,oIis 90 n
table.
Thar1day, Marcb IS.
Nj Rieo0 aiOycd ~, sBpOia.a.eas 4 cor.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-04-02
BOSTON. Maroh -

81 The FDfToa Of this Paper informs
dis PATsoNs, thar he il coafueI 10 Bolon
Go1i, under feu,ence Of ihe Supreme lndi-
cal Couri, for three mon,hs, viii the ad-
d'ionai Burden Of 100 Dollars Ties - The
Editor has attempted during lis tnal 70
gi'e every laasla9ion 10 tie Court, M he
corcefioos have been foch, 'hat nothing
acre could have seen expected, f'c-a m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-04-02

i-,:,,se &c acquire whrsscr ny NJ 'Thas reduction
souli b. ngoper - make .; tie tonfentations
o, the Seratcrs al,i Repr. en,a,ives
To shis motion fcveral amendments were made,
on which ennidesa.ie difcuEioa enlued, wrleh
.,rsnins,ed ca the motion OF Mr. ]. c. Smith in
n the re 'erenes Of i; % the iceA committee ap.
,;n,cd en- he 4,h Ian 10 eng ire what aiser
s,iors it msy be eEredent TO make in the civil
lii.
The bal, to regulate intereoarie with sne inji'
an rrih.s and to pr,erve pence on the tron,ie.s
received from the Senate, WAS read third time,
and pail:d.
The doufe then TOOK up ''e bill 70 continue in
force an al 70 augment the isleries OF certau otr
6cers therein named.
The an,euduieut 20 limit the con.inuance Of
the law 90 two years nlead OF three aYi =ed 20
Yeas %
mr. FOB. C. S,-itb moved an ap~udneu, 70 :he
bin, the obc6 OF which was iritcad of ilmply
rcyigiug in general terms the old law, TO iPeiiy
the augmented !alary OF each oiii-sr.
Ga this amsndinen, debate eniaed.
I, was Imported b. Mfr. ! G Smith D-pl,
G-iCwold. Elrucr MorriJ tiagec, Goddard All
Bacon.
And oppofed by Meiirs Gregg. s. Smith, NJ
cholion, Gle. Holland, and yareun,.
The Yeas and Mas ~e-e thea called &c he
aoenducnt and wee Yeas s7-Nsys IS -loi'.
Thu hilI was then o-d.red TO be engrod~d for
irj reading - norrn~.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-04-02
WASHINGTON CIR, Alareb e

We nndeIitand that convention betw cen the
United States and Great Britain has been cynelu-
d. q, which terminates al the exiting differences
under the fxth article of the Pritih Treaty.
10 this convention it is fipylated that all claims
OF itiih fubjeas Oh the American government
under toe hxth srdele hal be commufed into an
obligation Of the United States 20 pay 20 the Bsi
tlh government Doc, 900 pounds lierling, in three
annual PlymentJ the GiIi initaIment TO be paid
ore year alter the final ratification of the eonven
ton.
On the other hand claims Of American citizen,
for iPoiiated property are 60 DC adjuGes, as pro
Vijed FOR rndsr che Btitifh Treaty, and payment
TO be made therefor by the Britili governmen, az
London a, the above Period'.
NAT. Intel
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-04-02

They fhaU account with The CO
partnenr OF war, annually, for all
rhe pubic property which may PATS
through their hands, and al the
monies which they may expend in
hloharge of the duties of their Of
fees, respectively previous to
their enteringon the duties oftheir
offices. they lhaIl giyeb5n,ts, with
iudicient fureties, in zach funs as
the FyeGdent of the United States
fall direct, for the faithful dii-
charge of the truf repofeAin them
and ihaIl take an oath faithfully to
perform the duties of their relpc6e-
i've Offices.
Sec. is. And be il further eao67.
ed hat if any non-commiliioned
officer, muGcian or private hall
deiert she lervice OF the United
states, he ihall III addition to the
penalties mentioned in the rules
and Articles of war be liable 10
ierye. for and during fuch period,
IS hall with the time he may have
icrved previous to his deGerrion. a.
mount TO the full term of his en-,
ilttmenr ;& fuch folder fhall and
may be triedby i court martial and
puniihed, altho' the term Of his en-
hitment may have elapfed previous
TO his being apprehended or tried.
Sec. 10. Ard be il turtle, enacted,
That every perGon, who Ahall pro-
cure or entice folder in the fer
vice of the United States TO defert,
or who fhall purohale from any fol.
der, his arms, uniform clothing, or
any part thereof; and every cap
tain, or commanding officer of any
flip or veilel, who fhall enter on
board fuch flip or veasl as
one of his crew. kno wing him
10 have delerted or otherwife car
ry away any fuch folder. or
ihalI refufe to deliver him up to
the orders of his commanding
officer, fhall, upon legal convic-
ton, be fined at the difcretion of
any court having cognizance of the
fame in any fun not exceeding
three hundred dollars, or be impri-
Toned any term not exceeding one
year.
Sec. 90 J1's,9Le = ,c.-..ge, e,4ucrsd
That every officer, non commit.
oned officer, mufcian and private,
(hall take and Gublcribe the follow.
ing oath or affirmation, TO wit"
a. B. do folemnly fwear. or affirm
Gas the cafe may Beg that will
bear true faith and allegiance to
the United States of America, and
that | will Cerve them honefly and
faithfully againf their enemies or
oppofers, whomfocver and that |
will obGerve and obey the orders
of the PRECEDENT of the United
States, and the orders of the officers
appointed over me-. according TO
the rules and articles Of war;"
Sec. III. And 6sh further ena67ed,
That whenever general court,
martial fhall be ordered, the Pre-.
|fident Of the United States may ap-
point fome fit perfon to act as
Judge advocate, who fhaIl be allow
ed, in addition to his other paw.
one dollar and 2s cents for every
day he fhall be necefarily employ
ed in the duties ofthe iaid court /;
and in cafes where the Prefdent
ihalI not have made ruch appoint
ment, the Brigadier general, or the
PRECEDENT Of the court may make
the fame.
Sec. ~. And be it further eaaf1ed,
That where any CONDITIONED off
Ger hall be obliged to incur any
extra expence in travelling and fit
ting on general courts martial, he
ih1ll be allowed a reafonahle com.