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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11
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A YOUNG - Dl
OF Bolton was afll eed with mon violent
cough, ,ightneis OF tue chez gres { III 1uy Of
breathing pam in the EFT Gde ipil.ns Of
blood and deprived Of Hep, IN this dil,fefH &
itae at e. having tired mol things wirhou'
ell, Ct WAS induced 10 toy
or Dr ReIe'S l4rbmatic Pills :
when TO he ,neIpieibb'e jsy, after one box
the whoe of the lymp,oms I,i her ON 6niih-
my he iscond her hsa III was pedecl ei.ab
liihed
/" An aged Lady
OF Bo,lop wa 20 year, IN cted with moi
v,o'err cough, difficulty al prea,hup I an 10
her Il ie deprived OF regular 1eep, could not
lay down 10 her bed To- yea's. VS. reh0reo
TO pef'eSt health on akin. ony 'wo bones of
theie pits asd declare. fhe Is in better heal,h
than che has yei 40 yeirs pan ~ The
absVs are ps,joa, spbo ue,s 'ejsgssI INCA, be -
Thele pills give infant eaie IN all coughs,
cod, althmas, caisrrhs con nmptlons, whetz-
ings difiicu Of breathing, 'ixhtbeis OF the
chef recent colds are removed IN a few hours,
ipreven confum2 ION --ihe aged viii fnd a
re ief equally sgreesbe and ia.tan'aee u even
'pbes ibe sung, aye afseef The cu c perio med
by 'hsie. Pills during years pan so6i ne G
sonGie,sf ,aeusab!e won d fill vouBe Pre-.
r.ted and { Id whoieisle by abe j's PyqS,'efp,,
w + Conway, No s. Green u. Bottom aud
re ailed by fpecisl appointment by Stepben
Pa ten Exchange nreet Portland, Babiop,
Wi.cshe, q odaie, Hsliowe'l WilkinA, Or
rinston lion Doct Page BIuniwick; Doet
Mefe. Holoiook BATH Tarpan. Pc ftimouih
Tboma' and Whippie, Newbu'yport Fr.ft,
Knuebunk Dr. John Langdon, Limerick
AUD mot ID uegiG. aud Boos leiIes of feipec-
tsphny throushoui he u S. ~ IN is
ID Relfe Alhma C P'ls.' -rs6I contain
g eah u gsas,ayo @'si Noe arr ge'sirl
"e' [sssd W L Conway"-bs pa, hssisr I
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VOLUN rEERS.

a few abe bod ed men who may feel pam
otto enough to letve their country, can
be received into the Faraiogton volusrn
Company ltarioned at ton Sumner ipOr.
and where they will be Immediately eaIa
INTO iervIee and receive pay Apply at he
gzlr,fon Fort Sumner 10
SMITH ELKI.NS Lieut. Commanang
Portland Jan 1873
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11

Z, HFREAs report la. heeo in ciFeua-
w rion ,hai Jos Hal # Portland, who
brouehTt 70 rh,s couotry about e'gbt year. Gnce
from Guadaoupe a boy by the name Of Fee
cian sasue. and tha fad Hall received wi b
hl.n money at he lime for Ia iuppor Il eduea-
ton have lucs written fad oagne'. mother
and Ind the repoff be hou any fonda
ton IA truh. and have no reaiob to link
"a, Hall ever RECEIVED one cent for or on
accouat Of AID Feiec an sssne
Faiposfb Dec "a. 81 slLAS HALL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11

samuel Downing's viii
NOTICE j hereby given lba the al Win
and TsfismSnf IT
SAMUEL DOWNING,
lac of Muot N III cou # Cunbes aud
Yeomaa dsceaied has reer p.eien e. 70 me tor
P.psate by 8iehstd Deity Do~oeg the kx'
ecu,or herein rsmed--aod hat be touch
wedueiday OF January uel a zen o'siacF IN
the fo-enoon aihgn~t axe proof = he
fame the lie, IL Fro'h nghm 10 q
Pnrlaod IN fal upy, waen acs vie
a perfoa son erned may q#eien, thew
cauie if any hey hAvr, ehy he I'D vii
ihould or ihcu.d no e apsFsges a. allow
ed, Da.ea ID fem >. si2
sam. FREEMAN Jag. a. Cga.f
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11
M0TNE.

THE fnSferiber having cofed HI: kuhnef' IN
the Had Wars line has asep Chun4tng
r oom over he fore Of Mr. WILLIAM IVAN
where all perions indebted to HIM are nqueff
ed to call and make payment and thoie who
have demands agnnf him % receive their
dues WILLIAM GODDARD
Dec. CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11
EOUND.

ID ETWEEN Long .Wharl and Union Wharf
ID n fuelday lat an ANcBOR-the own
ELS dsiifed to prove property. pay charges
aud take 1t away. Apply 10
RACKLEFF u COOK.
Portland Dec IS
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u Be hXCHANc1n

toR Real Eaate in Portland. = final, r,..
and Buildings in New Cloucel.r nj
OF mde from he lower corue--aI6o
Dwelling Houie, Barn and Houle La, :, \.
lower eorner-EDquire Of the Pris,sr
Nv SO
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11
RegiAers for 1873,
Are received, and for fac by

HYDE, Lord q Go.
Mo-Ihe work. of Robeti rreaf Paine
pn ffl Clark's Travels il Rufiis Il mans
fiAveIs Alton on Tale; Campbell. philoE
ophy # Rhetoric, toge her with masy new &
snter siniug h,ftories, Cs
- Jun received for fac as above very
neat edition Of Doadridge's Rife and progrets
OF Religion m the soul, az rs cents
PIraPosrs Porn delivered before the
Wsihngton Benev ens Society in Newhury
pc lone # he belt productions the couniry
has ever produced Des 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11
American Manufactured Goods

,os,,,, nonu NO Z, M.Dy-Rss
oSfPi poPE, agent for .iim, u brn,
} ct Providence. who keep hm conltsrly
fupplied From their long known snd well I.
t.bhihed Factory at Pswiueket, viii am.
erai ahorment Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11

THE coanecliou in trade between the lub.-
fcriher, under the a. of
PETER OSG0OD 81 co
il by mu VA content this day d'holvad all
pc fans having demand. aga,na ia'd iim are
def cd 10 exh,b,. them for fettlement and
tho,e VITO are indebi ed, 20 make immedia e
payment to Peter Oigood
PETER OSCOOD.
MI FIJI N q ELDER.
HIZ KIAH WYMAN.
BAH Dec. g., 1917
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11
W. /. Coodt, Eroeeries, sSe.
WILLIAM LORD,

IyAs ;uft received and now offer. for fae at
his fore, head OF Green hreet, an acdi-
lions af1ortment of
Wef.Ipdia Gods, Groeerie5, cc.
AMONG WHICH Arr
Coeniac Brandy Capers--0live Oil
Holland Gin Preierves
American do Windfor and bar Soap
O,d Jamaica Spirits Waihoalis-starct
,t CrolI and Antigua Moud s. dip't Candle,
Rum; N do SpefmacetI do
Madeira Sherry, Lii Spermsee,i Oil
bon, Port, Vdouia Table SAT-
q Malaga WINES Entry Mats
snnIieed--Cordlals Floor Brufhes
Cider Vinegar Brooms-Sieves
Bottled Cider lodigo-saIt Peter
Hyton Young Hyfon, 1ok Powder
n, fon ska, Sou Spice Buffers
rhoag aud Bohea Powder Shot and
Teas fints
sat Lump India, Log Wood
Havana viii c aud Red Wood
browo. and Wen Futile Alum
Iadia sugars Coppe-als -sulpher
Weleh No / aud 2 Roll bI nitone
Chocolate Cotton add wool
CHICO ate shells Csrd.-F.our
Rice C. ourd 90 Clear Pork
Per per- Or uad do CofTee-Molsfes
G oger-p,mepto I'D 81, icd. aud god
Boz Ralins Mans
Caraway oeed Bee. Wax
ca1ary do Nu!megs Ba AIRY Tallow
Cove &C onsrion Cotton aud Cotton
CiirOn K fla Narn-Rcck Salt
anvlil MutArd Rotten Stone
Sayeaue Oar Meal Ot..r-stone Jugs
Pear hary Tumble s-Cheele
~ ant. White Beans
10 dan a lmonis Fiih-Chaik
p 3effs-- A,lup Shoe Bfuihes
fe Geiiey Back Bal. nc &c
The Above goods are Of he 6rl quality and
n lola On fs4ionabe terms
NJ So If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11
AGENTS

FOR the fale Of ,hofe 5gbly ssprev.d Z in
1'esed Medicines &c "S,sp0ss B, W I Co.
way No s, Green ilreet, Boitou
Mr.. Stephen Pa,ten, Bookseller, Exchange 4,
Portland
John BabfoH, do. Wifcsdst
Z. Goodzle do Haioual
lion Doct Jonathan Page, Bfunlwrck
Daa Notes Hobrook, Bath
John wilkins, Orrinrou. H c
stephen Kendriok, Lebanon
Doe. John ) Langaon, Limeriek
Cap, Nathaniel Froi. Keansbuuk
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11
souoN IgInouIpd 9YeJ

'sn 6qHp' If, s4I paD
TIE late firm ui O,v and fVANs. has
4 been 1 ntlve1 Ia Months and all lhufe
perfons thar are 'ndee ed 20 the ae firm e,
iher ny Book or No e. are tequefted 10 paw
eithe- Of he subicr'h-r' WITHIN 9 day. il
they with To lave coii at er that time he
No,es ard accounts viii be lei with an sttor :
pey for Collection. DANIEL HOW.
WILL M BVANS
Portlaod. 28th Dec 10 2.
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THIS 10 TO oAuaon AL er' "a AZ net .,nr-
chasiag note Vi hand Sl67 10 sigucG
by Ire suisse ibers. m d. - ~. NIL
Bacon, of e rh m, d ted Pr land, De %
1872. -. - no com e. sation has oeen * oeiyed
for sand note, We have "a. trminrd 10 a, ~
pall ott. 1HOM ASSaNlS.
ELIJAH q En-,
WlLLlAM sMIIH
Buxton. Dec 81. 1872
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11
Harvard college Lottery.
O1s Third ID GUN
The following Prize, have been told al

The following Prizes have been Told at
). patten's Book ltore.
q D. 2o-Nos TAT, ss46-Of d io-Nos
so, $50, 1865 s647-Of D Mos 81 Is
3. 34o7, "a o 81 S s4v7 s436 s445 344s
$40 sos 80 S. sois, 500 sut9 so42
So47 IS s, 1884, 1885 1859 $3.50 $3.50
$50. 1896. S6oi, sc 8, sc 7, SO 1884
1863 500. $3.50, 1867 s677 se8o. go
l7459 1860 l746.. TAGS, 747l 74sI
l74ss 1894, 1900. 70. Undrawn Tickets
1t d 5o--Qusr;ers d. Is
Sulquehanna Canal Lottery-No. 2.
One Ora fss D'SqOa
HIGH Pslzts uNpsAws,
2of 5000 2ai 500
2 of 2o,Ooo : OF 5000
Orders received for nndrawn tlcke,, u parts
Union College Lot,ery-No. 4.
C.mmssesa . aro,rg IN z4eeay isf.
THs HI0H PsIzns Ara
5000 5000
10000 90
Orders for Tickets. Halves, Quarter. ard
Eighths received
Plymouth Beach Lottery-No. l
To draw H. Fetruary neI b 5000 / ,rh
Ell PIX iickes Al s. Qusrters ID 354
Eighh IS cts
- a weekly M of the drawing in tie
Su.quehanna add the Union College Lotteries
VIII be received 6w Dec 7
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11

uAs iui received and now offer for iale at
L his tore, head of Green ifreet, an add
lions afortment of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-11
a 70 EatabEshnlrnl offhe
Aprilsc.


t&t1lE i nv tLH y.
ETJADC * JOHN G. AIOSBY, wi, 10 Inform
v their Frienle Snd the ru0lic ir general tl,.t
,,ey hsve bought ont The late propretors OF the
ea, ,bl;shment and this day take possesscn Of In.
ga lie TAYE ERIN,
Its their intention, and they actually engaged
in taking proper steps 10 restore tits ancicut nl re-
spectacle establish ment, not merely as elegant
and satisfactory state as has at any period exhis-
ted hut to give it and interesting claims pub
lie attention and patronage. Impressed with Just
ideas of what is due to the number aud tabi.
y of the individuals who ut all times lave eviueed
disposition to make it their resort the present pro
prietors are determined render its outfit in every
respect worthy of favor and support. Fer this pur
pose; they planning in every department OF its
Comprehensive arrangement, such repairs, atera-
tiops. and Improvements rs tie most judiciors al
tenton to the accommodation of its Friends in town
and country suggest. As the compass of the
establishment is sufficiently extensive to admi. a
complete 81 stem OF Arrangements they pnrpose 10
embrace with tn, scope of their attention whae-
may eonduce to the Convenience ard satisfaction
of their city friends, the agreeable reception and
entertainment of individuals, or families fcom the
country Travelling company will find a prompt
and cheerful attention both To them SELVES aud their
eGupage, and every effort will he made To render
them, zvhie unGer the riaSs Of fhe Eagle, pleased
and gratiicd with the commodsDusnesa oil their stu
ation.
Aware of the Importance sn6 necessity rfdilcent
attention tn fat ful discharge of the duties IT the
stables, the proprietors will superntend with The
s,rictest vigilance the management OF this essential
branch of their business The horses, in short shall
be fully atter,ied to.
The prsprietors are citing UP a number Of rooms
for the reception of members az the Assembly, at
the approaching Session, and invite the inan.este
application of snch Gentlemen dsrosed to IA
them with com niunications on this subject,
Particular and distinct arrangements aiso ma
king for the accommodation ot Stage Passengers,
tn whose refreshrnent repose Rnd comfort after the
iaieues of travelling great attention VIII be paid.
The propietors are very bic of WHAT'S aecesary
in this respect, and will be sssduous 20 give satslac
ton "-
The indulgence ofthe Public is re7uestef. for q
short period, until they mature and complete
the details Of the numerous Domestic. concerns.
which ri present occupy their attention--After a
little time the psoprietors ch erish hope that the
order and regularity Of their table will nnte with
the excellence of tker vands and liquors in ohSin
ing universal appreciation.
April 80. wifi
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shall be allowed il pounds of nav and IL
quarts of oats, or In lieu Ut oats quarts OF
corn. FER diem.
Officers will be allowed to draw forage in
kind. when on actual service IN the beiG,
where their duties require them TO be
mounted, for the number OF horses they &C
tually keep in service, not exceeding the
following rates:
Major Generals, seven
Brigadier geuerals, FIVE;
Colonies OF artillery and infantry, four !;
Lieutenant colonies and majors, TIL ee !;
and
All ether officers entitled by law to re-
ceive money in lieu of forage, when the
same shSu no. be drawn in kiud, two each.
Officers oi the light artillery. when serv-
ing in the field where their duties require
them to be mouHted, will be allowed the
same forage as light Dragons.
A. OF STRAW
One tyStss of straw, weighing So pounds,
is allowed for every two guns.
At the expiration of Is days, each truss
is to be refreshed with pounds. At the
expiration of 80 days, the whole straw is to
be removed, and fresh bedding of one
truss TO be furnished; and SO every sue
ceeding period of sixteen and thirty two
DAYS.
The came qNan,ity of straw is allowed
! for servants, or boatmen not soldiers, or for
washer women in the proportion of one wo-
! man { every seventeenrmen.
! The straw is to be changed for the sick
IN the hospital as often as may be deemed
| necessary by the surgeon, or I'm his alb
sence) by the mate.
! acquisitions for fue, or straw must state
the rumber and rank Of the officers, the
number of non- commissioned officers and
privates, servants, boatnen and washer
women, for whom IL MAJ be demanded. *
certified by the commandment uf the regi
men', garrison, or retrniting rendezvous
| No fuel or straw shall be drawn for off
GERS, or for soldier, whilst cn 'nrinugh; nor
| any allowance made "a them for the same.
| S, OF TRANSPORTATION.
! To each company or detachment Of 100
| men. shalt be ALLOW ed one four horse wac
| gon and team or two horse Wagons and
| teams, for the convey ..nce of baggage and
camp equipage, CONSISTING of one common
tent, one iron kettle, and two tin pans, for
/ every six men.
| When, officers are ord red on distanr
commands the iolt wing rates are TO gov
ern in the allowance made to them for the
transportation of their baggage at two dol
\ nRr
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A METEOR,
.9egy- Haven, (Conn. } .fhril 26.

.Nesv- Haven, ( Conn. .fhri %.
A short account Of a Meteor, which was seen 10
this city by several gentlemen, on the evening Of
Saturday, the GOili ult.
The time ofits appearance was about rs minutes
before 10 O'Clock. Il continued visible from 10 s
seconds The hipeetiOn in Which II ruuved was near
Is ffom w by toE hys The writer ssw The
light which il yielded, from the FIRST sliho'
lie did not zee the bo,y Itself until !, had been in
sigh' from Q 10 5 seconds. Il VAS absot % d.
dy aud tail The body was an clips, with the
ends of the transfers. somewhat pointed. The
transverse was rs long as tie apparent diameter OF
the moon when the mefidian x ttc conlugate g.
Don't two-firds rs long. Tie length OF che taii
was not f4r from hse times & G apparent diameter
of the sum. about cd 50 H. tie heavens. Fos tvo
iliths Ut its cugth 1t acute decreasing cone.
The remainder was an uniform s'tipe 81 light. Tie
color Of The body VS. Jrlnver than that X the
noen and Us briliisnsy OBVIOUSLY greater iben that
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OF The tail. The illumination was so strong that
Standing objects east very daiinct shadows.
Soon alter the writer first saw IL, numerous
parks OF Gre apparently snapped from It, and we'd
out almost immediately. a snort time before the
meteor disappeared. three mtch larger pieces sspa-
rated from It ThcS moved, for instant, IN
lines nearly parallel IN its orbit: bat thar course
became constantly more and more perpendicular.
'She largest of the three continued visible
III within about go degrees Of the horzon
The path OF esch fragment las for time ohvinus'y
crrvilinear. The meteor was itself visible second
or after their separation from it. IT disap-
peared all at orcr, at altitude OF about SO degrees
| abnvc the horizon, ati in the direction O. h. E.
II seemed suddenly TO have left the atmosphere,
and TO have goae in instant behind some substance
Opaque. Il short time after its disappearance, a
bright Fash seen in that part of the oy where
the FIRST discovered-.,Ls lasted perhaps
a Second.
Abont 8 minute, after the meteor was gone, We
ry loud report WAC heard in the directon OF that
part Of the sky where vanished. Tbs WIS accom-
panied by very sensible iar, bat had iitue or 30
roar or echo. The soind was not ike thunder, nor
quicker thsn either.
The sky that evening was nearly nvercast, but the
covering was every where thin, particular IN the
north In that drccto. various stars were, visible
There had been during the evening an appearance
OF thunder or lightning and none was discovered al
| forwards.
| The illumination was seen by considerable num-
Der of persons and the report heard extensively
! The writer knows of blttwo persons in town who
saw the meteor besides himself. Unfortunately for
philosophy in this instance, the " steady babits 81
the peo,.le Gs il was SQf0rdag nieht had collected
| almost all OF them in tber respective houses.
1t is suspected that the meteor was ieen farther
north by greater number Of persons; and il i.
hoped that the preceding statement viii call forth
| the observations of others.
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REGULATIONS

Which shall go0ern tie aiio7uqnce ofguar-
rers, Of f6rage, If .ftei, ofstraw. for ted
ding, o. stationary, and offhe ffanShor-
tation Of the baggage Of c0fcer8, quhen
ordered on distant commands.
/. OF QUARTERS.
To major general, three rooms and a
kitchen.
70 a brigsdier general. the adjutaut and
Inspector general, principal quarter master
general, and conmissary general of ord
nance. each. tworooms and kitchen.
To each adjutant general, Inspector gen.
eral, quarter master general and field
Officer of a regiment, to the assistant COM
missary general of ordnance and to each de-
pnty quarter master general, and capital
commanding a separate post, one rcUin and
q Kitchen.
To each assistant adiutant general, as
sistant Inspector general, typographical en-
gineer, major of brigade or brigade insDec-
tor, deputy pay master general, captain of
the line, Judge advocate. hospital surgeon.
regimental surgeon, and chaplain one room
For all other commissioned oficer:-one
room to every two officers and to each
mess Of eight CT more officers, an additional
roem and kitchen.
To eight non-comuGissioned officers, mu-
sicians, or privates, one room.
The eldest officer to have the choice Of
quarters.
9. OF FUEL.
To every officer, or number Of oficers,
en,ited 70 kitchen, one cord Of wood per
month, from the LIST day Of May to the 1st
day IF November Of each year; and from
the 1st day of November to the LIST day of
May pf the same year, one cord and half of
cord per month for each room * Kitchen
actually occupied agreea5ly to the prece-
ding regulations.
The allowance Of wood fer the quarters
Of the sick will be regulated by The com
manding officer and sdrgeon.
10 compensation IN Money 20 be made,
in lieu Of allowances Of fuel or Of qaarters.
no fuel furnished for the use Of a garri-
sen. post, camp, or Cantonment, shall DC
removed thcrcffom, but by the garter
nastcr attached thereto and any overplus
of fuel beyond what has been used. or may
be necessary for nsc. at such post, shall
revert to the United States.
Coal may be issued, ~ proportion 10 the
cost &c wood in lien thereof.
3. OF FORAGE.
70 AL horses ac.ual service. there
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Glars Wnre.

which they Offer for sale their nral Ic7r tern,
until tie 10Th day Of May next, when tie remain,
der, will be Sold at public auction in order TO e5,s
the concern.
Their Cou FRY Customers and others viz do seil
70 improve his opportunity Of laying in GOOD
Stock ri s;,rce and necessary artic;os-caethtY
such, mqy not offer ia this place for some years
% Casks me,
90 Barrel, Zine reetied Whisky,
l'oxes Wool Cards, and wool bats, for sale n, p.
bove.
April 2. N
o. Tine sale Of Tliilard and sGllnan's s,ori -
goods rs adycrti1,i in This paper 10 fakc place O.
the 10th, IA post 7oned 70 The 18Th, vh.h Il vii
Meq r. James Brown & co.
MAY T.
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BpY Virtue oil a Deed of Trust exrcutcd 10 me b.,
? Thompson Fowlkes for the purpose OF securing
Of the pay merit IF certain sam Of roney therein
express q due to Elizabeth y. Kenpon, sxecurix Of
Richard Kennon decide being tlie balance Of a
Decree obtsned ny said exeeutrix IN the Cl,anoery
District Court OF Richmond against thr saiI Thomp.
70 Mathew Manable deed. VIII bs sold TO the
highest bidder for ready money G. : prcrnses on
The 2jh day Of June next; tho tract land ON which
the said Fo~ikes nov resides, containing iog aeros
wing in the county of MeokIsnhurg on botL sd.
Otter Greek and adjoining the Finne, wood lands
lie said land is well adapted for the ehure of corn
wheat, and Tobsccs.
JOHN G. Baptist, Tyas,ee
March 27d zvt2-,b
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PROMOTIONS IN THE Array

Extract from Rules and Regulations for the Army
Rules Syifh regard 10 Promotion
l. Original vacancies viii be supplied by Selgsfior
cccfdenfal vacancies by seniority, excepting in ex.
traordinary cases.
2. Promotions to tie TDE Of captain, will be
made regfDerfGllI-to that Of Field appoint 70 ents
hy hHe--the Light Artillery, Dragons Artillery,
inlantry ard Riterncn, being kept always distiact
8. No officer shall be entitled tn the pay, rations
or emoluments annexed 70 any Office, until he shall
have notice Of his appointment thereto from The
war Department, Or from general officer, with
respect to appointments in the giit Of Generals.
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ne most direct post route will determine
the distance, for the amount of transporta-
lion, whether performed BY land or water
To every officer ordered on general
courts martial, temporary commands, or on
other duties on the seaboard, or in the at
lantic states, there will be allowed, if he
80 elect, in lieu of the transportation of his
bagga sc, his stage hire no delay being ad-
rhItted' on the road. Receipts from the
stage officers, on certificates on honor, of
the performance of the duty, will be re
CURED.
a farther allowance is made to officers
ordered on general courts martial, of one
dollar and twenty five cents per day, to of.
hcers who are not entitled to forage, and
one dollar per day to such as may be emit
tied to forage. Tn. certificates of the pre-
sident or Judge advocate of the court, of the
number of days an officer sat, will be the
voucher.
6. OF STATIONARY.
To major general, or other officer com
mandng district, so much stationary as
may be necessary for the discharge of his
public duties.
To every other general officer, "a quires
of paper her onnum
To every officer commanding a separa e
post or garrison of not less than two nor
more than five companies. 10 q aires ter
Hhnt3"s' anu one Drank DOCK oi quires
10 every officer commanding a separate
post or garrison OF not more than ten com
panies, IL qsires fier annun', and one blank
book of quires.
10 colonel or other officer commanding
regiment for the use of himself and regi-
mental staff, 1S quires her Gnnun1 and a
blank book of quires.
To major, six quires of paper and one
blank book ter annnm.
For the use of every company, whether
in garrison or otherwise g quires her en-
nun, and blank book of two quires
For the use of every other commissioned
officer in the army of the United States,
quires fer 0Nnnnl.
For the use of every officer and garrison,
a proportion of other stationary, at the rate
OF iity 1uills, as many waters. and a paper
of INK powder to each six qGires.