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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-26

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tn remove their properly out Of the Un..ed
0ase,. IN consequence of which many vessi
sells were removed with the c.reoes 4
ada with Confidence, tast.A IN Iiberal con-
struct'on OF the spirit of NJ lac. sore vex~
[se's were permitted ~ depars even af,er tbs
exp ra'sn Of the term speci6.d in the law.
! WY enieavor to PIT IN your possession q
'ist OF 'aese cases. A general reci..rocai
rnrovision However. will be best adapted ro
tic object in view.
|. have the hosae 60 be. &C &c. Sc.
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yas.sMoNRoR
From 'he Secretary ne Std the Com Ms.
81 Iners # the u. States. {of treating wi,h
Great Britain. dated :.
nepartnent Of Ss4te, Feb. 10. 1914
Should sou cosclnde trea,
~ and not obtain "A satisfactory arrange
pens Of the neutral rights. it will be brores
to- You to provide that the United States
shall Rave advantage Of any supuiations
more favorable to neutral nations, that NAV
be es'ahiishe between Great Britain end
oher powers. a 7recelsnt for stca a pr,7
vision is found in declaration between G..
Hritain and Rls,ia. bearing date on the 9th
October. 1901 e oapdtorv Of the I'd sectis
on, 81 article, If convention concluded he.
tween them On the 5,h Of June of the same
year.
! have the honor to be. &C.
t1igued)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-26
JAS. MONROE,

Mr.. Monroe TO the ENJOYS Extraordinary
and Mini tiers Plenipotehtiary Of the Uni.
ted States.
Department OF State, June q, 1919.
GENTLEMEN,
No communication has
been received from the joint mission which
was appointed to meet the CON missiooers Of
the British government, at Gottenburg. A
tetter ftom MIR. Bavard, at Amsterdam. Of
the 18th of March was the last from either
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-24
FOR SALE.


A Very valuable tract of LAND,
"A containing $50 Acres, lying on the
River Potomac, about two miles above
the Ll,l!e Falls, in the county of Fairfax
and state of Virginia. Also, another
Tact called Strawberry Vale. about 8
snilcs from the above mentioned, con-
tainiug six hundred and twelve acres.
Both Tracts have sufficicncy OF ex-
cellent Wood and Timber, arc well wa.
tered snd healthy, peculiarly adapted TO
Grass, TIE soil naturally good, on which
from recent experiments Plaster of Pa
ris acts in The most powerful manner.
fhese Tracts can be divided into Farms
of Two to three hundred acres EACH
The first tract is distant from George
town five, the last nine, and both from
Alexandria thirteen miles. If the above
t acts be sold, personal property attach
ed to them TO the amount of eight or ten
thousand dollars will be for sale, with
which the purchasers of the land ma
be accommodated.
also fOr SAFE, vaiuaOIe traCt OF lIaCu1
about 10 miles from Georgetown, con.
tanning about 100 acres, near the mouth
of Difficult Run, below the Great Falsl
of Potomac, on which is Mill Seat,
surpassed by few in Virginia, from
which Flour may be water borne to mar
K ct at the small rate of one quarter Of q
dollar per barrel.
The above tracts will be shewn, and
the terms OF sale made known on appli.
cation to the subscriber at Strawberry
Vale.
RICHARD 3. LEE.
March
N. B. The above described property
if not sold at private sale by the LIST of
May next, will then be divided into con.
yenien, Lots and offered On the LIST of
June following at public Sale-One Sd
of the purchase money 10 be paid down,
and the residue at such periods as may
be then agreed on The sale will take
place on the Langley Estate.
r. 3. LEE.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-24

TUESDAY, May "a, 1914.
900 W.T.. Seine Irvine,

900 W.T.. Seine Irvine,
SUPERIOR quality
100 bbls. Apples, 10 prime order
so boxes Opt Candles
20 do. nj ould do.
1000 W.T.. Coffee, in bags and barrels
100 reams Writing Paper
so do. Wrapplng do.
6 hhds Muscoyado Sugars
5000 lbs. Loaf and Lump do,
80 boxes Bloom Raisins
20 barrels Whiskey
s Casks Goshen Cheese
4 bags Pepper
1000 bushels 81, Ubes Salt
100 barrels Herrinss
70 90, Shad,
For Sale by tie Subscriber.
WHO HAS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE,
BEST F,fbIILT
Flour, Corn, and Common
Meal.
WILLIAM NEWTON.
Nov. 30
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-24
LQ,ad for Sac.

N>Io y "'
TSiiE subscriber offers for sale, be-
y tween, IL * 1900 Acres OF LAND
in Charles County, Maryland, situated
about 4 miles from Port-Tobacco, and
the same distance from navigable Wa
tiers, This property is rendered very
valuable IN account OF the great body
of timber upon it, and there is large
stream of water passing ethrough the
land, upon which Gfist or Saw Mill
could be erected with great advantage
A mors minute description is thought
unnecessary asitisp resumsdthose wish
ing to purchase will frs, view the Land
For terms apply to John B. Morris or
Daniel of St Thoma. Jeniter, Esqrs.
near Pert Tobacco, MIR. Alexander
Moore of Alexandra or the subscriber.
WALTER H. JENIFER.
Port Tobacco, Feb "a tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-24
Z. III. FOOte,
THE SUBSCRIBER
Necr .sler0ndria.
3tawtf

'|'' Sale the following articles at his
{. Store, viz
~ VT. first quality Bacon
- bushels potatoes
~ do do Rhsde. Island
e for Seed
~1 Vcp;son Hams
IN TONGUES
" aIsNey in barrels
''' ~. us; quality Goshen Cheese
Picked beef and Pork
?, ! geoer-l assortment of GRO
NgS as usual.
:, WIN. GARNER.
'Ih 20 ~ d3m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-24
mo: 4l66.
LOST

In the streets of Alexandra, on Tues
day last TWO NOTES of the FAR
mers Bank of Alexandria, for FIVE
DOLLARS each. The finder will
confer favor on the loser by leaving
them With the Printers and shall reS
ceive . eratuity for SO doing.
MeE l9. St. :.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-24
THE SUBSCRIBER.

HAS received for Sale, q fresh sup
ply Of first quality PHILADELPHIA
PORTER 6 ALE, part of which is
now in bottles, and fit for use.
WIN. DUNLAP.
N. B He has also on hand, and for sale
=. his Mandatory,
400 boxes superior quality SOAP and
CANDLES, Mould and Dipt-4,
5. 6. s and 10 to the pound,
e6 hbls. clear N. c. ROSIN.
w. D.
April 10.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-24
NOTICE.

THE subscriber OF Fairfax County.
state of Virginia, has obtained from the
county court of Fairfax, Letters tesla
mentary on the estate of Peter Wa,
gcner, late of the county aforesaid,
deceased. All persons having claims
agains. the said decedent are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on
or before the I'd day Of July next, or
they may by law be excluded from all
benefit to said estate-And those in
debted thereto are required to make
immediate payment.
Sarah Y. Wagner,
Adm'rx. of P. Wagner.
April Q d3m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-24
p. C.. Marsteller.
PROPERTY
F0R SHE.

TR4CU o. LAND containing
e, hundred and seventy three acres
halt, situated on Inc banks OF
/, ger Potomac, about four miles
|t.9 AlexaudriA by water On the
f., ,here are two excellent Herring
,cIns,, the upper ore is we'll I'M
,a,sd Oy fish. house, exceeded by
..Hs in point Of convenience. There
+ at4e premises convenient Dwell
g.House in good repair, a spacious
tben with two rooms, which may
| }, aayevtad ia,o lodging places for
|, b, servants, and a large loft,
Ia,,e.house, and miik-hou<e there
I, also al unfinished frame building,
|r.ca at smliI eype &C might be,
|r7aY:-cd into barn, near IL u veil
|gycelent water, and thsre are on thr
Ernias two good springs, part OF tho
| Al his b.en covered and Is sus-
|c.r.Sle Of much improvement the
aa,a arc il good repair, cors'dera-
BE prt post and r2ii and there is 4
|yzigelcy Of r.i! timber and Ere wood.
D, is presumed persons wishing TO
|r,ii5e Will view the premises--a
Ealss description Is conside' ed un-
',,sary-,or particulars apply t.
=. | TABOR, Esq AleX.ndria.
l. th2s property is not very short
, 9y prl7alc contract, 1t will De ui
rsis pubhc sale on the premises
rra time in the month OF Tune next
n 3 There is 3 considerable nen-
' :lyoung peach trees &c: in iuil
s.-ns on the aOnve tract.
C. ". Valangen,
March 10, IF.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-24

Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and Faiuar Streets.
OFFERS FOR SALE,
100 quarter chests and boxes TEAS
of best quality,
II hid, MuscoYado & Orleans SD
gars
81 barrels DO.
$4,000 lbs refined Sugars,
2G,OC0lb Coffee
1900 ID Pepper
40 boxes fresh Philadelphia Choco-
late No. and )
Is pipes Cognlac Brandy
10 puncheons w Indie Rum
hhds and 20 hhis Northern do.
40 casks Smyrna Wine
81 hhdS Moa1ses
$50 boxes Raisins
900 lbs Fresh Currants
900 rean,s Wrapping Paper.
.A,.d @ geaeraf assortment as usual,
Ofthe best WINES, LIQUORS and
GROCERIES
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-24
March Is.
May 10
PUBLIC BATHS.

THE subscriber respec ,fully informs
the public that his Bath House Con the
aIley adjoining the fhratre, and oppo-
site the CRY Hotel)-is now open and
w,li be kept in the most complete orae,
til the lst OF October; wncre WARM
and colo BATHS may be had a, my
time IN the day * until O'clock al night.
~ Two scperate B BATHS are kept
EXCLUSIVELY FOR LADIES, who will
pie.sc ~ come in the A.ry IdIoin.ning
NJ RI. Fairlax's brick house on Royal
street.
AS MANY OF the respectable Ladies *
Gentlemen Of AieXandria have hereto
fore been Subscribers, ard found the
greatest benefit 10 their health from
irequert bathing during the warm wea
her, the subscriber does not doubt but
'hcy will recommend to every indivi.
tualof their acquaintance the good el
iccrs * comfort OF the WARN BATH
n B. A Room viii De appropriated
for the purpose of Shaving ard dressing
Ihoss who may require I.
L. Shields.
Nav %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-24

PotomacSteam-Boat Company
FESHE subscribers, or persons own
3 ing Shares in the above Company,
are hereby particularly requested to at
tend GENERAL MEETING, either
in person or by proxy, to be holden at
Triplell's Hotel, in the City of Alexan-
dria, at IL o'clock on Monday the 23d
inst,-at which time President to the
Company will be chosen, and other bu-
siness of great importance laid before
the meeting-Those subscribers who
shall no, by that day have paid the a.
mount of 8 90 on each share subscrib-
ed, their stock will be sold for the be-
nett of the company. 81
BY order of the Directors.
HAZLEWOOD PARISH,
Suc'ry to the p. S. b. Comp.
Fred'g. May IO-l4. Ct
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-24
Land for Sale.

H$HE subscriber will sell that well
a known Farm RE7TR r MENT-
II is situated on the Great Hunting
Creek Bridge Road, about miles from
Alexandria. containing
559 ACRES.
The improvements are spacious and
convenient dwelling house, smoke house,
large barn and every other necessary
out house: The land produces uucom-
monty well, ssd 10 person disposed to
enter largely INTO the agricultural! way
this farm would be q crest ACQUISITION.
The proximity to Alexandra com
blned with fertility of SOIL &c. renders it
we'll worth the attention ,t those di>pos-
ed to purchase. Possession (lt sequ.r-
ed) w,li be given Immediately Persons
disposed to purchase may kruw the
terms on application to BeRIanin NJ.
Brooke or tiIs subscriber residing on tho
premises.
AN.N BROOKE.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-24

Union Bank Alexandria,
May 9th, 1917.
The Stockholders of this In
stitution are hereby notified, that the
fifth Instalment Of one Dollar on each
Share is called FOR, and required to be
paid at the Bank on Monday the 18th
of June next.
BY order of the President and Di-
rectors.
c. T. Chapman,
Cashier.
May 7. tlSJ.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-24
100 Dollars Reward.

lUU Dollars Reward.
NO On tn. Subscrioer's Horses
4 were stolen from his pasture or
|'H az light last-onea Grey. stout
~ e. mSy IN hts appearance, shout
w. s higa, and la Or IL years old
~ otner 4 pale Bay of delicate ap-
~ nee, aad very long legged, about
N"FS old /; they have the MARKS OF
- s,% aed har work upon them
|sTe re ward OF twelve dollars for
horses and reasonable exp@nces
bringing them to me, and the a.
~, :, reward for apprshending and con-
'1Ag the thief.
w. III. Foote,
', .Necr .sieTGndria.
~IIV Is. 3tawtf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-24
ADDRESS

| SlE OF rauQulcr county, 10 all
the friends OF the Bible in Fauquier,
and the neighboring Counties.
| CHRISTIAN FRIENps,
Stimulated by the example of our
neighbors, and encouraged by the sue.
cess which has attended their exertions;
| We have recently formed ourselves in
to Society, the object OF which, asyea
will perceive by its title, is the distri.
bu ion of the Bible. 1t is the intention
OF this Society, in the FIRST place, I'd
distribute this sacred volume among
the poor and destitute in our immcdi.
ate vicinity /; and afterwards, ii tho
state OF our funds should admit of it;
to assist other more considerable So
cieties of a similar kind, in sending
the same inestimable gift to the hea-.
then in distant lands
1t is not our intention at this times
to trouble you with many observations:
The Interesting and affectionate ado
dresses OF the respective bible Socies
ties of Richmond and Frederick, ara
before the public what we could say
to you on the subject of our own Sociels
ty, would be little else bat repetition
of what you have already seen read.
The Fauquier Bible Society has now
been organized about month. 1t cons
sists at this me OF ffty.three tnemS
bers; titteen Managers Of the affairs Of
the Society bsTe been appointed, viz.
Rer. YIN. williamson. Pres't.
Ret. Henry 1ioler, Vice Pres't.
Wm. Homer, Treas'r.
Rich'd. c. Norton, Sec'ryf
Thomas Henderson,
Wiiiium Bell,
Ehitins Disges,
Charles Kemper,
Bcnjamin Da,cSon,
William Beaie,
Robert Randolph,
Thomas .MarshaIl,
james Hunton,
Thomas Ingram,
Burr P01ceil.
1t is provided by the Constitution
OF the Society, that no officer shall
ever receive pecuniary compensation
for his services.
Persons of every religious creed or
denomination, may become members
CT THIS Society, upon paying tue doga
fars Su6scrhtios Money, and binding
themselves TO pay one dollar annually
so long as they may chuse to continue
members OF the Society. Ent the
payment Of twenty dollars in Advances
shall without any further contribution,
constitute person member for life.
The version OF the Scriptures to be-
distributed, is that in common use, exc
| cept when i: may be thought expedient
to distribute copies in foreign Ian.
s ages; in which Gaze regard is 10
be had to fidelity, in the translation, to
the originals, and in every case, tho
Scriptures distributed are to be syitboni
| note or comment.
Such, brethren, being the object OF
our infant institution, and such the
measures which have been taken for
carrying that object into effect, we now
invite you to unite with us-we ask
your assistance-your cordial co.opc-
rations; and We ask with confidence
for we feel that we are engaged in a
good cause.-The cause Of religions
the religion OF the Bible. We trust;
brethren, We confidently trust, that We
shall not ask in vain.
RICHARD c. NORTON,
Secretary!
Warrenton. May 9, 1914.
- Subscription papers are held BY
the Managers, to am one Of whom ap-
plication may be made by persons desi-
rous of becoming members of the So
cicty.
THE SUBSCRIBER
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PRINTING

NEATLY 1x1evrrD Ar THIS OFFICE.
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a. Moore,

Executors Of Jamss Craik
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PotomacSteam-Boat Company

May T..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-05
Educati9,, ar HE Iountai,,s.

1870" u me l'IOlRfU117Y.
AE IL. WALTER DAVIS has opened an Aeaso.
' n my 'n the eornty OF Rockingham nuar NJ;
Robert Grsiten's, for the instruction rs vnu,h -
tee Latin ana treeS Classics, and in such branches
OF science IS are usually taught at privsta So;
r,es IN TINS country Board including washing. cam
c'es, Nc may be had at sood farm bousss; 80 =
neighhonrhood. at SO per snnum. nsyohI. La,s
yearly ---Tuition $50 70 "''e "4"-
OF Mr.. Davis's Qualifications nc q ,aocb.r
suued that The snuexed certificate of lie ~
John d. Blair, of Richmond, viii De sa,isf.o,I.r,,
proof
This academy Offers peculiar sJyantapes T., NO
renfs inh2h'rng the lor err par; cl tie Sal E
them, MOUNTAIN CoNsTITurro> Ia ,,i,,
regarded as among the first of blessings = III,
WITH this.the Improvement Of ther cti.ireuy. III.
END morals cen &c hand IN hs1,d i. is ,,rer.- "A
tnft sehoo! combines ~ desirahe lya,t.e i -
G'' Ae'fs"lv is si'u>t d n tie finest air :. ,b
Io"ht|f s--the re- 3, ourlnod S con poss,' r. 49,;
Industrious infc, tent t.r:nsts-tboir 80
Hnp'e and VrtfI}s--au' no town or yil.o . il. ~.
''c'mA IS" thai ~ .N.mpies, aureIn tuts nr on,
perfumes are afforded for dissipation an, ilarss
az is he'+vet that there few If any aim i;,Ts
IN t'' '7tv, tar the Instruction e child eu NM ~
1" So @'r'hent degree many ani 81 great sd
'ai''5''' moral physical and intellectual
y Bingham County, Jan. 22i, 1919.
u = fP aforementioned gentleman, MIR WsI-
'.T "S7 tor several years colleague with me
" as'ingion u >nry Academy, in the cnu,tr Of
i'S'"Yer. Inow OF 40 man who, in my oririop
IS s"nued 20 rank above him as a c,assic and rnatI
n'aucai scholar or of polite Iiierature csne
raIy' As TO ks moral character it vas sIw,yS IN
i,npsachahe. J0tiN "a d. 20 ""'
February S. w3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-05
II Uery Yaiua5le mn For Sac.

~ II very Paiua5le mn Far Sah.
on uesday the 22d of Februsry, VII! be offered for
S Sm;; publicly, at AyetPs Ware House, in King
Ni'''sm county, pursuant 10 the last will and
testament OF Kohert Hill, decd
A VERY VALUABLE MIL
nnLoNGtNG 70 his estate. with one hundred g.
~ my acres ct LAND adjoining thereto u is
stusted on Herring Greek, ab~ut two miles frou
ny'eu s. and the same distsnee from Dunkirk in
tne county OF King Z Queen There is in the mill
uFee PAIR OF excellent mill stones TO Wit, one pair
81 1err, one OF Peak and one of Cologne very
5000 oo't'ng cloth, screen, sc. and a nachine for
oreashs ears OF corn. The stream is very caoit.I
one, f9r aIho, sil the stones and machinery are
WORKED by tub wheels, she never wants water but
J" ine ufysst seasons. Should the purchaser wish
- he can be accommodated with very long credit.
tEy IF9" 10 ~ years, upon giving bond with an.
proved personal oecurity and deed OF trust On the
property, 70 secure the payment OF the principal &
interest thereon snausly ~
! Az the same time and place, will be off red for
sale, on credit until the first day o. January next
very excellent SLOOP from II to 500 bushels
ourthen-built about three years ago. in this county
by faithful workmen, OF the best materials. anJ
from her irausht of water is we'll calculated To ,lv
from Ayletts 10 Norfolk, Baltimore, sc.
THE EXECUTORS.
February s. ,ds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-05
TO THE apIroR-dated

- "ucN''E 3 IIaTOor, |20. 24fh, l8lA.
Io'' smith OF the Rife Corps com
mands ar his place. Some apprehenslons
t Tor the SAFETY of this place we're felt some
time past but at present, from the pre-
caution ana attention wlich has been paid
oy the army ana navy, we will Illustrate
any a'empt OF che enemy.-Several hun
dred sieighs. are collecting at this piace -
Tor what pu;pos,, or where destined j. :.
not yet kno"n--it is generally surmistd for
the French Mills. and tia, an attack is CON.
templa'ed probably on Prescott. A ren. RI
mas reached this place thar N attack h :
been made by Gen. Brown with $500 ne.
on cornwall; that he has taken that place
with 400 regulars"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-05
JAMES BANKHEAD,
Aijutant Geaeral.
HEAD OUAR7ERS
Norfolk, 31st January. 1914.
GENERAL. OROERS

GENERAL ORDERS.
Brigadier Genersl Parker takes command of
TINS post and its dependencies, including the 5th
military district
The general would do injustice to his own feelings
II he omitted the opportunity OF acknowledging the
very important services that have besn r@ndsreJ
his country by the valuable and judcinus Off Ger
who has preceded him; aud whose srtIuuus and
rner'torous excrtions in the common cause cannot
fail 10 meet their due reward--the gratitude of
free people.
to'ore issued for the government of this most and i,s
dependencies They are TO he considered as the
standing orders of the present eommandant.
Tothe order especially of the 10th November.
respecting the preservation OF the public sores and
the accountability Of officers 40 he calls the at,en
t'on o, all persons concerned, and directs it's rigid
execution.
The duties Of soldier are simple snd easy to be
performed even by the mos, ignorant, who are SIN
oere'y disposed to observe them
Street attention 20 the Cleanliness of their persons
to their mode OF living, the order of their arms and
the preservation &C their ammunition in rsnn;r.J
oil all ard not beyond the power of any.
By the waste of the last article alone, MANY bat.
tes nave been os--snd 1t is therefore the duty Of
the commandments Of regiments and corps to exs
mine, every evening on parade into the state of rho
arms and nutrition of their re ,pect;ve commend.
to see that they ere in PROPER order and to bsve
each individual Charged with any deficiency, to be
detln tie ont of his ay.
AS the health of the soldier dement's yerv ,nncb
on the cleanliness Of the camp, and his mode os II;
wing, the officer of police of each corps must IKE
ecare to have removed all filth to proper dsta C
from the lines. An officer from each company or
troop must likewise daily attend to the cooking of
the different messes of their respective companies
or troors, and that the pro visions are dressed s.
served up in proper manner.
Inc persons and property of oar fellow -etizens
ere to DC held sacred & the least irreeulas,v in
this respect severely punished
ne odious vices of g'mhiing and trnn kennes S.
/ so Incompatible with the dutiea snd ,ie;iructve "a
'he morals OF soldiers, are strictly forbidden.
ne Hens "a considers himself the friend and "a
.ler o. thoSe he Mss the honor &c ,omr1and, x will
use every exerton to render thor, ornfor,shIe end
hsppy--in return he expects from them pnremttfnp
a,tehuo" to Their duties, & implicit obedience "a
! the orders of their superisr.
Inc cSnrnantfnts OF regiments and corps will
cause the foregoing order to bs read RI very m
G'idnai within their respective commsnds, ana
tne atiu'ant general viii furnish each outpost wia
a copy. 'f