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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-15
AN ACT


Forth relief of JameI Bratany.
Be IL Snacted BY the Senate and House of Re.
preSentdtiues Of the United States Of america in
consress GsIsmbIed, That James Brahany oFthe
city OF Baltimore, now and for long time past
confined IN Jail, at the suit Of the United States.
for the penalty incurred for selling spurious Ii.
quor without license, which he is wholly una
BILE TO pay, be hcnceforth discharged, and re,
main free from Imprisonment and arrast. for
and on account Of the said penalty, and the
Judgment, suit, costs and charges touching the
same: Provided always, That all property
which the said James Brahany may now have,
or hereafter may have or acquire, snail be and
remain liable for the payment of the said penal.
ty, the judgment, charges, aud costs of suit
thereon, in the same manner as if this act had
never been passed
LANGDON CHEYES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
JOHN GAILBARD,
President OF the Senate, pro tempore
February 2, 1815-Approyed,
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-15
AN ACT


TO authorize tie purchase ofthe Library of The
mas jefferson, late President Of the United
States,
Be it enacted By ,he Senate AID Home of Re.
eresentdt!Ves oFtte United States Of Aneriod IL!
Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the
Treasury be, and he is hereby authorised and
directed to cause to be paid to the joint library
committee of Congress, or their order, the sum
of twenty'three thousand nine hundred and fif~
ty dollars, in Treasury Notes of the issue or
dered by the law of the fourth March, one thou.
sand eight hundred and fourteen to be by
them applied to the purchase Of the library o.
Thomas Jefferson, late President Of the United
States for the use of Congress.
LANGDON CHEVES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
JOHN GAlLLARD,
President, pro tempore OF the Senate
January 80, 1el5-Approved,
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-15
AN ACT


Fer the relief of HARRINGTON Barkeiszv, admins
trdf0r Of Mary RaPpieyea.
he IT enacted by the Senate and House of Re.
preseHfIfives Of the United States of america IN
Congress assembled, That the accounting off,
GERS OF the treasury be, and they are hereby au-
th"rised and directed to ascertain, acreeably
to the provision of the laws heretofore IN ex"
lstence on that subject, the amount due Far
rlHgton Barkelow, administrator of the estate
and effects of Mary Rappieyea on two loan Of.
hce certificates issued to Mary Rappieyea from
the loan office of New-Jerscy, both dated the
eighth @: June, one thousand seven hundred
and seventy eight, the 0ne numbered one thou.
sand five hundred and sixty-four. for six hun;
dred dollars, the o,her. two hundred and nine
ty'four, for five hundred dollars, with such in
terest rs still remains due thereon, and that the
amount to which shall be found be due, be
paid to the said Harrington Barkeiow, as adm,
nistrator as aforesaid, to be distributed accord
ing TO law.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-15
NOTICE.

On the 97th November last, took from on
board OF MIR 0glisby Shruggs' boat, head man,
Mad, sack Of salt, twill'd sack. The owns
err OF owners are requested to prove their right
70 the same, or it will be dealt with as the law
directs.
WIZ. PIGGOTT, Inspector of Boats
Lock Harbour.
December 10. w6w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-15
Richmond, Dec. 10. 1914:
Valuable Land For Sale.

THE undersigned as attorney in fact, for
Mrs. j. S. BLOUNT, IF Marlborough,
North Caroina, offers for sale
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-15
TO RENT,

# Three Story Fire Proof Brick Hou,e
Situated on r. Street, opposite the Bell Ia.
vern, and now occupied by J. and S. Cosby, one
among the best stands for Grocery Store, and
possession to be given the 9Th of next month,
inquire oil James Lownes, or in his absence
Caleb Lownes.
--fLSO--
Two other Brick Dwellings, in the Pulling
Garden. Inquire OF James Lownes, or in his
absence of Caleb Lownes who lives near tbe
premises. JAMES LOWNRs.
18th Month 18th, 1919.
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her mainsail TO airy man of war in the Bri,.s,
navy The boom they procured here, shirs
is not good one, and will not bear the
press Of much canvass. We have had h,,
only one arrival at this place from Franee
these weeks, and the last was small>br.s
from Bordeaux, in passage OF - days. Blu
sness has experienced at this place almost
total stagaation."
The commander of the Chasseur is deter
mined to take, it is said, as many British
subjects as he can find, ON board either enc
mics or neutraIs, aud send them to the u. ).
congress having passed a law awarding
bounty OF S1oo for every British prisoner sent
In by their prvateersmen.
Reports have reached US by way of Anti
qua from Bermuda, which aver, dot letter.
had been received at the latter island. fro,,
respectable oercantile houses in America
which amply corroborate rumoi-s previously
IN Circulation here, that the states of Massa-
Gnuseets, ConnecticUt, n. Hampshire, Rhode
Island & Vermont, haze ebsofUed ali ties by
70h'ch they were bound to the f3rmer federal
gouer,men't, ard IL, a hu5iic ai,,1eak hare de-
ela'ed themselves a free and indehendens
1oEver.
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only one we can as yet enjoy with security,
AID to which we are lamentablv reduced,
will then also be inderdicted to US, owing to
the dangers to which our vessels will be ex-
posed. Our naval force is not sufficiently
formidable TO cause them TO be respected
These circumstances will affect materially
all the ports of the Peninsula. but more par
ticulariy those OF the Mediterranean. We
teei more sensibiy our unhappiness. when we
compare our situation with the ever growing
prosperity OF cur neighbors, the Portuguese !;
their maritime commerce is growing to a We
ry hourishing state. Not long since. Portu-
gal sent to Canton, in China, only two ships
per year she now sends twelve (; and the
number OF her ships now trading to India, a.
mounts to 30. The port of Lisbon presents a
picture truly interesting.
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In Council, Savannah, Maych -. ,a,c

S@o"'HloHs pIdycH %, 1916.
= whereas, re Is vel understood, that when
savannah was threatened with AN attack
a'iu' ".'ie al good Citizens were nanfully
r, '''S 10 re.el It, others, who had fate n
Gu upon the SOIL III time of peace, which il,
time OF war they were called upon 70 d.fcnd
ny every feeling which could operate u,on
Tue human breast, forgetting that they were
americans, ANONYMOUSLY led from the i'm
pending danger to places OF safety thereby
virtually renouncing their American cha,ac
Ter Tor America recognizes nc towards a.
mopg her sons.
mud, whereas, those persons are now with
ther t"rner .n.pnsees, i;aialiiiIls our streets.
P'S''nS ioi ~hat they are not, and wei d,.sa,.-
Ving the scorn OF ali good men,
:, De fhe'efore resolsed, That it is earnest
ly recommended by this board To an th,s rot
citizens OF Savannah. 10 hold no conyere' ar
nave any dealing or Communication of spv
hiiia WIN such persons. treating them in eyE
y regard as being unworthy the name. and
ina Ctsr OF Americans always remember
ing that, III P@rilous times, he who is nor With
US Is against us '''''
ne yeas and nays being demanded on the
above resolution, were as follows Yeas--y
n ASH I'd. Harden, Jacob dersman. I<aa-
'en' mex , Roe. Z. N. Morel-Nars
- =. READ, Ehas. Harris. Rohr Nac.a.-
Geo. Jones. ~"
He@ofUea, That Aldermen Ash and Bar.
den. be Committee TO make enquiry r..
persons were that left the city in time of Js,,-
ger without leave, III order that their na1,e.
hiAy De made public aud published IN the -
zettes of this city
resolution was carried---whereuGoa
ordered 70 be published
hrhGct from che Minutes.
~. u. WILLIAMS, c. C.
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Baltimore. .A1arrh 81.

oy some Jamaica papers brought by shs
',hassear, we isarn number Of oart,culars
VI 'ne at.ack on New-Orieans, previous to-
s'e decisive battle of tina Gun Of January.--Aa
usual sne accounts are dressed up in the
style of confidence Fxapeeratior- IT,,
make JackSon's army amount to1s mn ~
fIcfa7't men, Pressed nltO service and that os
the British 10 De 10000 effective ha,,ocets
independent OF seamen and Marines''-Thev
Tell how 3oOO or their army defeated the
~hole Of Iackson's 1900 in the eneaprmene
OF me sd OF December but they acknovyI.
esse heavy less or both men and officers.
s.Vcrdi oi "1s sc names are Inentioned-They
attack ". Orleans in full force. and tbew baS
no doubt of being In possession of that civ o.
tue Sth OF January Little did they foresee
tne tate ofehat memorable day, so fatal tn
Hinsi1hl, ana SO glorious TO America -Im
on place they say, " how happy the Spap-
iards were at the thoughts Of being under the
DOMINION or Eng and."--In another. with evil
oenE ehaSrn, they tell, how neither the
'rehcn noi 3pan'2rds afforded the British a-
,y assistance Out on the contrary ''were
hghting under the banners Of General 1arb-
son II his is not the first time the Br;t;eb
minister's have been deceived ia their kn,vll-
cuge OF America-indeed they have been i'm
= continued scate OF ignorance of this countr,-
ever since the year l77< and none nave
oeen so Instrumental in this long train Of de-
ception, as the Henryites and birelings an6
iactionsts IN this country, who have contr,~
yea to misle,d and misinform their employ-
eTs both at the Court of St. James and tie
banquetting room of Carleton house, ever
since the commencement of the reign Of
George the Third
FROM these papers we are enabled 70 foyoa
teierabiy correct idea Of the effective force
which the British brought against New.Or-
leans, the whole Of which, we think. coula
nothe less than 1900 mcn-Under the gem
erals Packenham, Lambert, Gibbs. & Keene
there were the l4th Dragons, the 9Th. III.
2lst, 40th, 43d, 54th, s5th, 93d and o5th re-
g'ments OF foot with corps of engineers.
MN rs and sappers besides large BODY
oil marines, another of seamen, and two re-
sihents OF black tr7ops--but these latter. il
would app ar, were not of much use. as they
either sunk under excessive fatigue. or be-
came SICK, and many of them died-Fron
these and other accounts, we have reasons to
believe that both tn army and navy suffered
nlucn by the want Of provisions and water
Conhdent OF quick aud easy conquest, they
had not provided a sufhcienCy Of ether.
.anfrica1.
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A GOOD BET

sn that alter the signing Of the Treaty of pe,se
=. LORD co'nsie' One OF the English Neyoci.
oos CentIemen you have made
O.'rSns and offered bet of seus, tso,tsand a,s-
res mat WAS then in posse of tn. British Si
20 one ~ our Nesociators, immediatly took il I'M
i0zc Buys" r@ ~, ,.Jsa .ne q s'
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, the last wili and testament Of James Wool
D tie Children Of John Wool late OF the County
o. Amherst, are entitled 20 portion OF bc Estate and
'he sad John Wool having left the State n Vrrins
upear1ls Ot seven years a. aud not having been besrI
OF since, and The Executors Vi said James Wood not
knowing that there are any Children Of John Wood
or y any wiiere they ere 1t Is desired By tneto
tnst 'hsy VIII mske themselves known early p
possible.
NANCY WOOD
ELlJhU STATION,
JAMES WOOD.
:. 6retz g E.cs'hs VI Jas. WgOG det'-
.1ffrcb ~ ------1r6es
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On "Wednesday last the schr. Wellington
arrived here, expressly dispatched from St
Vincent, with letters to Admiral Durham,
and the Chairman of the Commercial Socie-
ty of this Island, acquainting them OF the
depredations that had been committed on
the coastng vessels of that Island. for the S
days preceding the schooner's departure, by
an enemy's privateer. The following is CO.
py of the letter addressed to the Chair
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Way lSIA.
GENERAL ORDER.
The President Of the United States has ta-
ken the necessary measures to arrsngr the
officers, non-Commssioned officers, musicians
and prIrateS, of the several regiments And
corps vt troops now in the service of tie Unf-
ted States, in such manner rs TO form and
complete out ofthe same the CORPS authorized
by the act ct Congress, entitled " IN act FIX
ing the military peace establishment If ths r.
States" passed the Sd of March, 1875 -
which arrangement is this tay duly aPnrun.
ced IN general orders. The troops trlis.ed
Tor the war, are, therefore, TO be discharged
as soon as they can be mastered and paid.
All supernumeraries, will be discharged as
soon rs the selection Of non commissioned Of
ficerS, musicians, and privatcs. for forming
Inc regiments and corps, respectively, IS
made, so that the discharge of ali the troops,
not included in the military peace establish
ment' may be completed on the 18th day oS
June next, or as soon thcreafter as their dis
charge can be effected at the respective mi
hta1y posts and stations of the United States,
SUBJECT 10 these modihcatons-Ist. That all
tue officers (not included in the arrangement
shall continue in command with the trooIs at
their respective stations, until they are regu-
iarly relieved by the officers who are retain
en- on the military peacc establishment and
tncy VIII be held responsible accordingly for
the due preservation of discipline aud or
dcr--2d. That the supernumerary officers
may be called upon to fill vacancies, should
any Of the officers who are nominated de-
cline accepting their appointments in the mi
lltary peace establishment, as the law autho-
rlses the establishment 20 be formed and
completed cut OF the several corps of troops
now IN the service of the United States And.
"a. That Quarter masters, Commissarics,
Pay-masters, and q Il other officers, entrusted
with the receipt and disbursement of public
money, whose accounts are unsettled, shall
be deemed to continue in service, during a
reasonable PERIOD for the single purpose Of
rendering and settling their accounts.
The Paymaster Of the army will provide,
without delay, for the payment of the troops,
ut their respective military posts and stations !;
ana the officers commanding in the several
military districts, will take the necessary
STEPS for mastering and discharging the SUI
Pernumerary northumberland officers, MT
sicians and privates, within their respective
commands.
BY order cttbe Secretary Of War,
ID. PARKER,
Hdj't. z Alsh. Cen.
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WASHING TON, May q.
ORGANIZATION
or THE
.fILIT.4RY PE.aCE ESTQBLISH-
.IE.N'I
OF THE
UNITED SI.fT,ES
(CoNcLUDED.<
WAsH1NGroN. May %.
ARMY REGISTER.
GEWERAL iSl,AEE.

Jacob Brown, Major Gen Division of the
north, Andrew Jackson, do. Division Of the
south, Alexander Macomb, Brig Gen 1lth
Sept 1914, Maj General 5revet, Edmund p
Games do. 18th Aug 1914, MAJ Gen 6rc1,et,
Winfield Scott do. 25th July, 1871, MAJ Gen
6reUet, Eteazer w Ripley do. 18th July 1914,
Maj Gen 6re1et
General 6re1'et, Robert Butler. adit general,
Col do. Division ct south, Arthur p Hayne,
do. do. Division q north, Robert Swartwout,
Or mas gen Brig Gen 40. = Champlain. dcD
CT mos gen AIa1 do. DIVISION Of south. Sanu-
el Brown, DO ia. Division IF north, (all
these Professionally retained.)
-Four brigade inspectors and four bri-
line ' '''
Ordnance Deta,- rent
p"cin, \. adswcrth, colonel, Col b7tvet.
George Bomtorl, liaut colonel, 1t Col DO
John Morton, captain, Cam do. Abraham b
NWoolccy, d.. IL. John II. Niargart do. do.
James Dsliby, 10. do. Thomas l.. Campbell.
do. 10. Edwin Tyler, do. d. r y Richard-
son, 10. al. Geuree Talc-tt, IT, do. do. II
Recs, do ~. William Wade, LIST lieutenant.
Isl fet,,. breVct, Rufus L Raker. DO. d..
Wiiu-0 { Lyman, do.do. GEORGE Larned.
do. do. Nehemiah Baden. DO. do. Chris,oDher
Keiser, DO d. Thonas l. Haw kms, do. ao.
James Baker, 90. ia. J Livingston, 10. do.
James Wilson, 2d lieutenant ID Heuk bre7,ef
Ebenezer MDonald dc. do. r { Pomerov, do.
ID. Charles Morton, do do. Wm + RigaI.
Cd lieutenant Sd Acut brt, James Simonson,
do. do. John Hiss, dc. dc. Simon Willard, do.
do. John Syminston, do. DO.
MedicA Dehartment
Francis lie Baron, ap0thecarV gen. Christie
pher Backus, assistant apothecary, James
Cutbush, do. (rhese three last professionally
retained) David e Kerr. hospital surgeon,
Benz Waterhouse, do. James G Bronaugh DO.
Joseph Lowell, do. Arnoid Elzsy, do. James
Stevenson, hospital surgeons mate, b
WhiteTidge, do. Edward Purcell, do VIM
w Hazard, do. William Jones do Joseph
Wallace, do. WIN Williams, dc. VIM Stewart,
do. William Marshall, do. Joseph Eaton, do.
Robert Archer, do. Has, + Rose, do James
Irimblc, do. Thomas Russell, do. Donaldson
Yates, do. Foster Swift, garrison surgeon,
professionally retained) James II AI'Culloch
do. do. John T. Heilemar, garrison surg mate
do. Frrt MIN, Charles Siccum, 70. de. Vat
chhoch 90, L-muel B Clark, do d. Norfolk,
VIM 7 Davidson do. 10. Fart .S.oddeYf. Jo-
nathan Cool, do. do. Fort Usage. Alexan-
der Wolcott, de- do. Ne7v York VIM Tur-
per, do. do Neqg Loudon, VIM NJ Scott, do.
DO. Detroit, w Lane, Go. do. YaicmneS.
do d.
Pry Deharsment.
Robert Brent, paymaster Of the army,
Washington Lee, deputy do. gen. Northern
division, Jonathan Bell, assist dep do. gen.
professionally rctained) Ambrose Whitlsck,
dep pay gen. assist dep do. Southern division
(prov ret1ined)
Purchasing Dehartn, ,nt
C2lleul Irvine, com gen OF purchases asst
com store keeper (prov re ained.)
JflIre -9drScakes
lanes T D,nt. '6oul, IN division, Henry
" ncatCn Northern division
CLahiains.
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OIY!E
Us HENE1Y GIyEN. TmAT ~ LIZ

IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT At THE
.FEKT tUGUST COTrRY
~ INC WILLIAM county. at the Conrt-Uorsg
~ thereof shall sell at Public auction, i0g casa
~ much Of al the
LANDS g tors,
10 tiiaf county r.tur - dc inquent Tor the non.pav
ncnf Of the Of the last ycpr as will Nc sufficient
10 Htcalge the er"a2 Of taxes which shall thcn re-
9i1 unpaid for ta wear, and ten PEI. centuIn dam
ages thereon, together with the taxes Of the present
year.
j he 3'les vii commence on the first dsy Of the
Court, continue from day to day, until t1ey shall
be comp. ted.
he sub.cribcr is authorised 10 receive all such tax
fs sud damages at any line before the aud shah be
sold
> list u dclnqneuc;cs may be seen in the Clerk,
O!hce OF tie County, iu possession of the Suipcri
h"r, or, in t.c Office Of thc Auditor Of Public AZ
,0lats.
AZ 50 viii De soil az thc same imc. so uiei m il.
mia lands es viii b. Sufficient to Discharge $40 ae lax
60 due thereon, D. Or To t,, year 1914.
JOHN I'LL,
@c"B gAilg-WiR C,44f,
June s.----Tsu
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.4Sgtnn: 50 INSPECTOR Generals o fee,
Nav ~. 1918.

~ 4''~-' - -''ioi'' 'EV' -'It'tfI a. " ,ltLfs
May II, 1915.
GENERAL ORDER.
Maj. Gen. Brown will assume the command
Of the division of the north.
Maj. Gen. Jackson will assume tine command
Of the division of the south.
IA j. Gen. Ripley, and Mai. Cen Macornb.
viii, for tie present, act as Brig. Generals,
10 The dif;sicn Of the north
Mi Cen Scott and Maj. Gen. Gaines, will
'or Clc present, act as Brig. Generals in the
division Of the south.
The field fIicers ret med in service, will
report themselves, without delay, to The Ma
jor- General Of the ID vision, to which their
regiments are assigned and the company-of-
'iccrs VIII report themselves, without delay,
10 the commanding officers Of their respective
regiments. The officers OF the corps Of ar
ualery noY on duty III the division Of the north,
viii report to the cOnmandng-gener cf that
division; and the officers Of the corps IF art..
iery now 90 duty in the slYision of the south,
WI! report to the commanding general Of that
division. Al officers retained in service for
Inc military peace establishments, will imne-
dlate'y transmit duplicate reports to this Of
fee.
The Generals will cause the regiments and
corps w.ihin their respective divisions TO be
formed and distributed, according Co the svs-
tem Tor the organi7auop and disposition Cd
the troops constituting the military peace
establishment OF the United States, which
has been this day announced in General Or
dcrs
The rules and regulations which we're ap-
proved BY the President Of the ". s. on the
18th June, 1919, and all other rules and reeu-
i9tions which have heretofore been made by
the department Of war, so tar as they are ap-
Phceble 70 the military pcacc establishments
are To- he ohaycd and enforced
By gfae' y !he occrrorp " Hrr,
PARkER,
e. I4st. Csu.
.-..fl---ls--
u" WnWed t'ro gpcz jouyueta',a IlItr-
uakCts, ont % an entrees, ~ ia, s9Me 6ro-
jr6I31--G.f. NJ Nts oI~e
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J Stewsvt, 1sth 6rcvet, Henry Brown.
Luther Hand, Thomas 'FJunt, Hector Burns.
Flpreat Nteiine, Nath Young, {. x Horter.
John Brady, first feut 6reue; ) Ec6 1915, NJ
Thomas.
S,rgcon.
PWoodbury.
Surgeons Mates.
w Beaumont. ClaOn RELY
RIFLE REGIMEN
CoiorrL
Ih Smith, Gen brcV II Ja,. 1914.
Lientenanf- Colonel.
w Hamilton.
Aicjor
Talbot Chambers, II col breret Il Srht do.
CunfGjrS
Wi'loughby Morgan. woi brsrct 81 lure
1915. !"sept Sc!dcr, maj b~c5 Il Fer 1919.
L cal hrcv d7Qy 1915, VIM bradford, ME
6TeT 20 .4'sg 1914, Jos kcan, Beni Brdsali
: Nv Z Fasl'n, mag brev is .fug do. Henry
Swear'ngen, Edmond Ship, " l. pus-
phey. c a 'rrimbr
fu@t Ljenteuanfs.
jsus Laval, ] Calhoun ir. II Ballard,
Z Lyrehan, Lewellen Hickman, Stoushton
CAN'T, J MGunnoEle. David 5 Stith, San,l
Hamilton, John Heddle.ton.
Second LieuttHrptS.
w Armstrong, w J Gcrtion, Thomas
Griffith, John Hollingsw nrlh, Bennett RI
lev, w \ Bryan, w AIarkle, James
) Gray, Charles l. Harrison, Overton w
Crockett.
Surgeon.
Lewis L Near.
Smgeon'e Llatcs.
SAINT p Hugo, w II II. uuing.
By order Qfthe S,cyetaru # TFor,
D.PARKER,
.4d1' u Ius/l. Gen.
Adjt. 3: Insp Gems. Ofice, !
May IL 1915.
J5~Ali those which arc in Hafc following
the names OF the officers il the body Of ti.c
paraeraDls are h,-nrts
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CORPS or ENGINEERS.

Joseph g Swift, y On 10 Fc6 1914 bit
LiemcHant- CoLoncL
Waller l.. hrmistcad
1lqj,rs
George BonGord, II cR22 Dcc 1914, Bph
William MI'ee, Gus -4ng 1914. bel.
CAPTAINS.
Charles Grtiot, y Partridge, t,'?( mil aed
] G Totten. l. Gel II Scht 1914 buf, S,ml
Babccck, Sylv ThaycT, ALtj 20 Ftb 1915
kUt, VIM Cutbush
FIRST Li-w~,aa'a.
Ill De Russ,y, caff IL H,.ff 1914 bvt,
Fredk owls, las Gasden. T. w Maurica.
Hipol te DUNES, Dougiass, CUht II Sent
Second Iieutenaafg.
Geo Trtscot', Isl " II Set 1s14bvf. IL
Sruith. Horace { Story. Isl II II Sept 1914
tvf. John Wright, S II Long, ny Middle
REcMENT OF LIGHT ARTILLERY.
Moses Porter, Brig gen 10 Scht 1913 5re-
L.ieutcnaut C9loneL
IN Fsnwck, Col Sfq6' and bit 1871 March
1913.
A5ram Eustis, III gu 10 SEPT 1918 6re.
Veg.
Cqbici7s.
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