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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-25

=, n. had naas 90 ssse;Es oif:F, aai that
;n,imatioRs were accompanied with Ia.
missibls eressasipss on dis point. q.
IA shall hereafter distinctly sxsnins these
:. ,rt,ensicns which ms declared insdmissi.
h, ba az prxsrn. my objses is simply b
h, ", and that lhsrc folly done, shat our
Cal met have IN very ipdecofeas language,
or&radictsd Mr.. J,cksons moss solemn
assertions, and misTPrssested IN siafn's
manner his observations. ~ .tar'
As 70 the third charge brought aga;as,
Great Britain, THAI OF havinymads no pro.
{posais for the repeal OF the orders in csun-
Isil, il is the only one ia which Our govern.
mon, have not enme 10 hat contradiction
OF Mir. Jacksen's assertions. '-
But it will be seen that thew do no. stand
upon better ground as to this shasr.
!, is true that Mr.. Jackson d!d not come
authorised 70 receive or to make any other
proposals for the repeal Of tile orders in
council.
Aud what arc the reasons? The mos, re-.
spectful to Us, the most justihab!e in them
selves. They are: r. ~
lst. Because itwsrkI So bccs i;laic..-
".te and indeed Affirmative TO renew the pro.
IP"sHIons which, although they probably
hrst cmanated from our cabinet, we had
seen ut TO dIsavow and reject.
2diy. Because To-, claiming the repeal
OF a measure which Great Britain had H.
dopted ~ Just retaliation on her enemy,
she hal rIsht to expect that we should
propose Il Substitute of resistance 70 her G.
ne'ny which would tax c the place Of her or.
GSrs, aAd would i..iil the duty which she
tontrn,ed We were bound to perform in
0'dcr 10 en'tt!e us to our neutral privileges.
But lastly, and th4 most important rea-
son OF ali, was, that she had in repeated
INSTANCES tried the effect of propositions
in vain. In the case Of Mr.. Rose and
MIR. Erskine, she had sta,cd her terms,
aud as soon IS they were known we mad de-
manded something higher which she could
not grant-bcSldrs, as the last proposal
came from her and We had rejected il, she
had a right to expect proposal from US.
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-:GS: n-
IN COMMON COUNCIL.
JANUARY goth. 1910,
ORDERED.

OKDERED, ...
THAI the Superintendent of Police cause
a post to be placed ut each end OF the alley
on Cameron street, leading past the Epis-
copal church, in such manner as to pre-
vent the passage of carriages, and to make
a convenient foot path in said alley, and
that the sum OF ten dollars be appropriated
tor that purpose.
ORDERED, That the Superintendent Of
Police cause the street in the neiehborhood
OF the diagonal pump to be repaired in such
manner as to prevent I'M ary to the water of
the said pump.
ORDERED, That Jonathan Butcher and
William Rhodes be a committee to settle
the collectors account and to prepare ge-
neral statement for publication.
ORDERED, That the Superintendent Of
Police be directed to examine Thorn's al
ley and have it cleared Of any manure or
oatnsive substances found therein.
Exuass from the minutes,
ADAM LYNN, c. C.
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Er ~ - > - =
.she work is moi EuisheI ;ic,t eye, ofCsn-
gtess DO turned toward this i'll fated serfito-
fs. no. with a view Of giving US q stale as our
F....h Legislature w;sh-..No rather plae:,
US again in the FIRST grade Of governments
AMI give US a man Of ,aIsnts to govern Us.
The heterogeneous MAS that form our po-
palasion isnot 6t,sd for self government.
and under the command Of the poor weak
man that now governs, we bear more the
appearance ola French colony than an Amc-
rican territory. We have men filling The
highest Offices, who publicly boast ofhoIding
allegiance to Napoleon. Those who fol-
lowed the fate of Lsussat hive remained
here ~ spies and agents OF their imperial
n,2s,cr.,.ior acme time they were very
gnsrdsd aud cautious, latterly great rein.
forcemsma have joined them fromCuha and
=: domingo, and they have thrown off,'heir
,nsmet reserve anl spsok out boldly. Ono
tt,Ea ~.rshy OF f.ot,se IS, this city has been
supporting between 70 and 80 French off,
GERS for d or S weeks past, paying their
boarding at dolls. per week. A national
vessel is now prepared to carry them to
France; yet many of them say they will
avail themselves Of this good opportunity
and remain among US, and there is very
little doubt with me, but our governor will
Immediately give those who solicit, appoint
ments under our government.
Sin 1904 when we first commenced le4
glsla,on, among the earliest objects that en-
gagged the council, was to prevent the intro.
duction of the people of color from St. Do
mingo and the West Indies generally laws
were then passed, and supplements since'
totally forbidding under the heaviest penal
lies, the introduction of persons of color ::
but those laws are now dead letter, mulat-
toes and negroes are now recognised in our
streets, who were executioners for Dessa-
lines and Christophe.
Tie French consul, M Dcforges
stationed here, some time ago solicited per-
mission to admit into our port French
p isateer, which was granted, and orders
given to OIL nary and fort, to salute her, by
his sxccl:ency governor Claiborne which
saluts was given and returned. AS she
came IN "A distress, she was permitted 10 re-
fit; w7tn r@ady Tor sea, lieut.. Porter, who
commands tac navy on this station, sent an
armed vessel with the La Franchise, the
name 81 the privatssr, to Balize, to have
her sent to sea, which was done.--she was
absent about six weeks, and returned again
in distress, after robbing no doubt many
of our vessels and Spanish vessels, as she is
full OF indigo, Cochineal and Spanish Dol
lars commodore Porter seized. her, the
attorney gcn raj has libelled her on which
the consul and the master, captain Chsve-
h@r abandoned her, saying it is want of
national hospitality. Probably you will
have the Cast At Washington this winter"
$50: @ ~>--
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CongreG Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WEDNESDAY, January "a.
Taken for the alexandria Gasete.1

lNr. Bussstt reported bill for incorpo.
rating 'hr Episcopal society of Alexandria,
IN the DIstlictvt Columbia. Referred to
a committee Of the whole house on Mon
daN.
Mr.. INonro1v offered resolution to in
s,rutt the commerce and manufactures, to
enquire into Inc sxpediency of establish.
ing sundry ports of entry on the western
waters of the United States. Agreed to.
A communications from the secretary ct
the treasury giving information relative to
private armed vessels agreeably to the call
of the house on the 9Th inst. was received
and ordered to be printed.
Mr. Ms,vton from the committee appoint
ed to wait on the President with the request
to cause to be laid before the house re-
tnrn Of the army, reported that they had
performed that service, and the president
was pleased to say that the information
should be communicated. -.,.
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d Federal Fzck--On the 9Th of Dec.
1869, Mr.. Glatin made report to the
Ssnate Of the United States, on tie subject
ct the direct tax, laid during the presidency
OF Mr. Adams, shelving the payments which
have been made by the respective states, to-
Sether with the sums unaccounted for, &c.
Two States, and Two States only, have set
tied their accounts with the nation, on this
subject. And which States, would any boz
dy imagine those two to be WHY, none
other tran Connecticut and Delaware. Yes,
these two despised and illuminated Federal
States are the only ones which tunctuGRy pay
thsir taxes. South Carolina, ow, more Than
Ss3,ooo of her quota, and Georgia more
than 81 900 dollars Of hers. And yet the
noisy gentry which these States send 10
Congress, the Troups and Smells, land Bibbs
etc. undoubtedly are considered by our I'd
mlnisTation. as the representatives of much
more genuine republicans, thar such men as
Llama, Vandykc etc. The difference between
Federal rspuhicanism, and Democratic re-
pablicanisu,, is fairly represented by cash
IN hand, and being in debt Federal States
pay well, and fight well-.-But they zsOnt e,
10 UGr to CRAFTY the spleen, or the revenge
of a French party, nor to uphold the .ta,cli-
ness OF Democratic dignity.
Conn. IHirrar.]
ESt'ac' Q a letter dated New-Orleans, 18th
November, 1909.
SIR,
"Once more I must beg pardon for
addressing you on the affairs of our terrific
~, for the same reasons I before offered,
namely, that our delegate has not talents to
'esSe the true interest OF the u. States.
" / am now well persuaded that justice
will soon dispose of the man in proper
manner, that has ior years been disgrace
10 the army and ssvrnmsat..- Whe is gone
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Five Dollars Reward.

LOST, a GREY MARE, with ssd de-
bride, nartingale, collar, and saddle k6ss--,
it is supposed she vac rode offby some rsr-
son and turned loose. She Is IL htnAS high
is crest fallen, hasa bob tsl, and y = naturL
trotter.i Whoever takes up said mare, and
deliyers her to The 'Pfinter hereof shall re-
ceiye the above reward and If brought back
'witfthe saddle. bride, &c. shall receive The
sum Of Ten bollats. 81 .
+ january Ok ~ s&s 81, . III, = a. f.
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d. January ~.

e. Intenulng to remove to-
TIE town Of Alexandria ! wish to sell lease
OF years of Sttsssian SAa ing zsvsrn, with,
IS acres thereto hnloagins. tAnF leeson- IN
clieed te purchase VII meet With a barsaln,
and may be supplied With number Of arts
.lcs suitable to Tavern keeping. y !
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- FRESH FRUIT. &c:

THE subscriber has Just received sup:
ply of fresh English Walnuts, Spanish FIJI
'berts, Bloom and MusIadei lRsisins, Sweet
Ormges-Alsoi few irldns BSsser from the.
back country. VIZ .E :.
Thomas. Patten.
- T.nvoe,, a. 'tttl saft - :. ~
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January5. 7aw4w
STRONG BEER FOR SALE.

A few barrels of the 6rstquslity, made by
J. Leonard, Baltimore, (Which shall have
irregular supply during the season, price six
dollars, barrels retuIna0le.
JEROME PLUMMER.
Januarys. 2awf
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a!sranorta Cat!p @a;stte.
THURSDAY, JANUARY %.

The sloop Unity, captain Hand, from
Philadelphia, for this place, arrived at Nor.
folk on the 10Th inst.
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Marine Infurance Company o.
Alexandria.

Insurance. OFFICE, Jan. 3, 1870:
THE stockholders in this institution ale
hereby notified that the directors have this
day declared a dividend of eight per cent q
that part Of the capital stock now paid, for
the last six months-which will be ready to
be paid to the stockholders or their legal re'
personalities in ten days from this date. - :
..., BY order, = r.. l..
]. B. Nichols, Ssey.
January A q
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For Sale or Leale.

! wish to sell. or lease on ground rent for
ever, Let of Ground on the south side
Prince street, between Alfred and Patrick.
streets.
z. Moss.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-21
PUBLIC SILL.

WILL be offered AT Pubc Slle on the pre-
w mIses. in Williamsburg on Tuesday the
2d of October next, the house and lot held IVY
the Subscriber for many years past The lot
contains mnre than an acre and half of ground
the house is large and commodious aud with .
little repair would be one Of tue best buildings
in the city The ne'ghborhood is agreeable, Z
the situation healthy, being in the upper part o.
the city, on tie main street, few doors below
the College Square-Every circumstance rem
ders ii desirable situation for private family,
a boarding house or Tavern.
Will be sold at the same time quantity of
household and kitchen furniture, also tew NJ
groes-T Terms OF sale on all the property viii
be nine months credit, with interest from tao
date, if not punctualIy paid--Purchasers giving
bond with approved security
JAMES MOIR
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ed to demand and receive two cents TO his own
use besides the ordinary postage. AID If any
postmaster or other agent Of the postmaster gen
neral shall neglect so to account, he or they so
offending shall on conviction thereof forfeit for
every such offence sum not exceeding fifty dol.
lars P|0vided, That no mail carriers shall max.
such deliveries at any place not on the posi-,
road: Provided ass, That the receipt and deli
very of letters ON the way. between post Offices,
shall not be required of the mail carriers in case
where, in the opinion ofthe post master general.
the time or manner of carrying the mail. or the
speed of conveyance, is Incompatible with such
receipts and deliveries.
tr II To be Continued }
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July "a.

IN CHANCERY AT a court held for King
l. 4 Queen county, al The court house, on Mon
day the 9th of July, 1910
Edmund SImcO administrator of John Brumley,
decd. PltF
AGAINST
James Lumpkin and Elizabeth Brookes and
Thomas JeffrIes, Defts.
THE defendants, James Lumpkin and Eliza.
beth Brookes, not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the act of assem-
bly, and the rules of this court, and It appearing
TO the satisfaction the court that the said defen
dante Jas. LumpkiDs and Elizabeth Brookes are
not inhabitants of this common wealth On the
motion of the plaintiff, by his counsel, IL is or.
dered. That the SAID defendants, James Lumpkin
and Elizabeth Brookes, do appear here on the Sc.
cond Monday in October next, and answer the
bill of the plaintiff, and that copy of this order
be forthwith published IN SINE public newspaper
printed IN the city of Richmond, for two months
successfully, and that another copy be posted at
the front door of this court house.
Test,
RO POLLARD, C. C.
July 81. w8v
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D AMUNKEY LAND-FoR SALA--rne
July 81.

DAMUNKEY LAND-FOR SALB---Tne
subscriber being very DESTROYS of paying all
his debts, has authorized and empowered MIR
James Fox,t dispose of about or 300 acres of
valuable LAND, being part Of the M4nskill
Lodge Estate, in King William county about
600 acres, lies nearly opposite to Hanover I wn,
and adjoins the lands OF Major Dabney, and o.
theirs about half of this tract is fat land and e.
quail to any on Pamunkey river the balance is
mostly in wood, and is OF very good quality
There is on this tract, a small dwelling house,
barn, &c. The other parcel adjoins the Lands of
Mr.. Gideon Bosber and Mr.. Henry Undertakes
college lot, and IT is all in woods. Possession will
be given ON the first day Of January and liberty
given of sowing wheat this fall, $50 acres,
which ia corn.
All just claims against me will be received in
payment, for either of the above tracts of Land
II is hoped, as the above steps are taken TO salts
~ my creditors, no process in la ~ will be issued
against me.
W1RNER L WORMLET
July n. wifi
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IN CHANCERY. County, Jun,
l. court, 1910.
Thomas Nuckods, P.fF
Thomas Nuckol


Samuel Overton, ir Richard Morris, James
Niche. VIM Cooke, James Nelson. William 6
Poindexter, executor of Warmer II Broadd,is,
deceased, Overton Harris, Edward Rigland,
John White, Elizabeth Lawrence, administra-
trix of William Lawrence, deceased, Thomas
Holiday, Thornton Gibson, Nicholas Meriwe
ther and Barnett Moore, Def'tg,
THE defendants, Samuel Overton jr. NicIo-
las Meriwetber and Barnett Moore, not having
entered their appearances and given security &C
cording TO the act of Assembly and Tie rules of
this court, and it appearing to the satisfaction of
the court that they not inhabitants of This
state: On the motion ofthe plaintiff, by his coun-
sci, 1t is ordered, That the said defendants, Sa
muel Overton, ir. Nicholas Mcriwetl,er & Bar
nett Moore, do appear here on the second Mon
day in October next, and answer the PLAINTIFFS
bill. and that copy of this order be iorthw lth
inserted III one of the newspapers printed in the
city of Richmond for eight seeks successfully,
and published at the front door of the court house
of this county, on some court day.
Copy. Isst,
50HN POINDEXTER, Crk
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August z.

VALUABLE PROPERLY -FOh SALE-
In pursuance of decree of the circuit court
oflhe u States, for the Virginia district, pro
nounced at the Nov 1909, session OF that court
between VIM Kunkal & Co plaintiffs against
Thomas NJ Drane and others, defendants, and
between Serbia Scrophalt and Starman, plt'fs
and the same defendants
VIII be exposed to sale, at auction, at Ca Ira
in the county Of Cumberland, on Monday, the
27tI day of August next, that valuable MER-
CHANT MILL, usually called the Ca Ira Mills,
Tobacco Ware House, Tavern and other l. It's of
Ground at that place. Also, all the LANDS at
or near Ca Ira, consisting of 1000 acres and up
wards, which belonged TO James Deane, Thomas
M DGane and Francis B Desne, OF to either of
them, on the 20th day OF March, 1901 Terms of
sale, ten per cent on the purchases to be paid ~
cash--A credit of one, two and three years for
the residue of the purchase money, to bear inter
est from the day of sde-=thS purchaser or pur
chasers giving bonds, with security, to be ap.
proved by the undersigned commissioners, o.
the one that may act, aud also executing a deed
Of trust upon the property so purchased, for Sc
curing the payment thereof, az the periods afort
said Previous TO the day OF sale, the land Wi
be divided into convenient lot 20 suit purchasers
e. COPELAND
". C.. WILLLfMS,S I0"lFS
July II. ids
o. The sale Of the above mentioned proper
~, is unayoidably postponed till Wednesday tn,
10Th of nes.t month, at which time it will Ger
tsinly take place,
e. COPELAND.
~. WILKINS.
August u. IDS
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August 2

Z N CHANCEKY.-At court heId for k.ns 8.
4 Queen county, at the court house, on Moa
day c 9th July, 1910.
Jonn l. Hudgin, Pa'F.
AGAINST
Gabriel Lewis Halter and Richard Brooke,
Dsf'ts.
THE defendant, Gabriel Lewis Halter, not
having entered his appearance and gwen security
according to the act of assembly and the rules Oh
this court, and it appearing to the satisfaction of
the court. that the SAID defendant, Gabriel Lew
IS Halter, is not an inhabitant of this common
wealth Il: On The motion Of the plaintiff, by his
counsel, 1t is ordered, That the said defendant
Gabriel Lewis H4ller, do appear here on the
second Monday IN october next, ard answer the
bill OF the plaintiff and that copy of this order
be forthwith published IN some public ne wspaper
printed in the city IF Richmond, Tor two months
successfully, and that another copy be posted at
the front door of this court house.
Test,
Ro. POLLARD, C C
July "a. w8y
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TO BE SOLD, for ready money. pursuant 10

TO BE SOLD, for ready money, pursuant to
decree Of the Superior Courl OF Chance
~ for the district of Richmond, made on the Sth
lay of September, 1909, in suit between Tho.
mas Soufhcomb, John Jackson & Abraham Hem
" Chambers, plaintiffs, and Lewis BurweiI and
Thomas II Rootes. defendants
All that TRdCT or LAND, in the county Of
Gloucester and Parish Ut Abingdon, that for
merly belonged to the above named Lewis Bur-
we'll, and was conveyed by him 10 John Hughes.
ny deed of Mortgage, on the fifth day sf June
1877, and recorded in the county court Ct Giou-
ester, known by the name Of James's, adjoining
he tract called White Marsh, whereon the said
Burwell then lived, the boundaries whereof srs
set forth in tile said deed or so much thereof 40
nay appear necessary to raise the sum Of 500 r.
.urrent money, with lawful interest from the loo
January, 1900, till payment, the costs of suit md
he charges aud expenses of sale.
The sale will take place at Gloucester court.
house on the third day Of September next.
MINI PACE, }
ROBEk7 NELSON : co,nn'rs.
JOHN LEWIS,
July 81. IDS
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wrLIrAA & MArv COLLEGE.
September 1910.

September 1910.
-F>HE Lectures commence ON the Srd Nom
i day in October.
Parents and Guardians, are earnestly reques-
ted to limit the expenditures Of their sons, or
wards to $50 dollars. inclusive of every arti-
lie except clothing They may be assured,
that all excess beyond that sum, will not Tail OF
being highly injurious. M credit should he per
mitted, except in some one particular store, &
thst to specified amount
The following regulation will be strictly enfnr.
ced Any student falling in NC preparation for
examination on preceding Lecture, will, for
The irst failure, be sdmon,shed; For the second,
ne Will be publicly ceHsured aud for the third,
Every person, who shall be DESTROYS of enter.
ing as student, if he be upwards of 60 years of
age, must 3rIng sufficient certificate thereof.
August z. I.wSw
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a FTER the 18TH Of the present month, the
1 n subscriber accommodate A or S small
Boys, with BOARD, Washing and Lodging
Room, at 30 dollars per quarter, paid in advance
cHIAES TERRELL.
August 8. lam6wT
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IRON CASTINGS, of every DESCRIPTION
4 tpatterns being fIrnished) will be executed
in the neatest manner. at the Foundry, attached
to the Virginia M ,pufactoFy Of Arms.
JOHN STAPLES, Superintendent.
April 10. womp
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August 7
IN CHANCEKY. L.u.sa cou",y Jun.

! 1910 ~'''' '''- I p p
Jonn Lewis and Susanna his wife, Samuel Hes.
ter, Barbara Bridge water, Owen Burton & Polly
his wife, Valentine NcCutchen, administrators of
Ann McCutchen, deceased, his late wife, Henri.
eta Greenwood, and Benjamin Pulliam, lie.
gal representatives of Ann Fuiliam deceased,
plaintiffs.
80 AGAINST
S*mi Overton, jr admir- with the will annexed
of SAM RaglAnd deceased, WIN Cooke, lanes
Nelson, James Niche, WIN. G. Poindexter, ex
ecutnr OF Warmer III Broaddus. deceased, Over
ton Harris, Edward Ra,and, Elizabeth L,u
renee, administrators of VIM. Laurence decd
Thomas Holiday, Thornton Gibson, Nicholas
Meriwether and Barnett Moore, Defts.
THE defendants, Samuel Overton, inur ad-
mlnistraior AS aforesaid, Nicholas Mer,wether
and Barnett Moore, not having entered their ap-
pearance and given security according TO the act
OF Assembly and the rules of tins court, and il
appearing TO the satisfaction of the court that
they are not inhabitants of this state on the mo.
ton of the plaintiffs, by their counsel, 1t as or
dered, That the said defendants, Samuel Overton,
Junr. administrator with the will annexed of Sa.
muel Ragiand, decd Nicholas Meriwether and
Barnett Movre, do appear here on the second
Monday in October next, and answer the PLAN
tift's bill, and that copy of TINS order be forth
with inserted IN one OF the newspapers printed
IN the city OF Richmond, for eight weeks sue
csssyeiy, and published at the front door of the
court house of tbs county, on some court day.
Copy Test.
JOHN PoINDEXTER, cpk
AupuSt T O
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IN COUNCIL, jag 2Otb, 1910
IT is ADVISED, That 10 future, no clam
4 for attendance on Courts Martial, either as
JUICE Advocate, Members or Witnesses, be re-
ferred to the Auditor for adjustment, until a CO.
py of the proceedings of such court martial, duly
authenticated by the President and Judge Adyo-
cate, shall be received by the Executive Aud
that this advice be published in the Argus Il En-
qurer for six weeks, and copies thereof furnished
the commandants of Brigades and Regiments.
Extract from the minutes.
Attest,
DdNL. L HILTON, CLERK gfthe Cokncik
tuiv Cd g.