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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-28
IN COURT MARTIAL,
Constituted according to La,g.

Constituted according to Lao.
The members as before being all present.
The court took into consideration the conduct
OF capt. I'll. IL Forde, and having duly deiiberated
thereon, came TO the following conclusion:
inasmuch as capt. Henry III. Forde of the ma
rlne corps, on the twenty ninth day of December
i'll the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and fifteen, at the Marine Barracks, NAVY
Yard, in the district of Southwark, in the county
OF Philadelphia, and state of Pennsylvania, while
on his trial before general court martial, com.
posed of major Richard Smith, president, and
major Samuel Miller, captain John VI Gamble
capt. Alfred Grayson, and lieut.. Charles Snowdep,
members thereof, convened by orders of lieut.
col. franklin Wharton, commandant of the said
corps, at the Marine Barracks, aforesaid, for the
trial OF the said capt. Henry H. Forde on charges
preferred against him by major Anthony Gale;
did use mcnacins words and gestures IN the pre-
sence of said court, and did then and there dis
turb and obslruct its proceedings, and thereby
made 1t necessary for ,hs cour 10 adjourn sooner
hat II otherwise would have adjourned; and in
asmuch as the said capt. Henry H. FU.de, at the
inc and place aforesaid, after the members of
the SAID court had been duly sworn and organ
izedJ and mad been in session for several DAYS
and after IT had closed the examination of such
witnesses as were then deemed necessary for the
pro5ecution, did arragn the legality of the insti
tutlon OF the said court, accused it as body of
partially, declared its decisions unjust and that
II (mesnmg the members thereof &C ed under
prejudice against him; aud menacing them midi
Yiduaily with punishment before another tribu-
Da; eyincng by his manner a determination 10
nitIm date the aforesaid members, and prevent or
embarTass them in that cool and dispassionate ex.
erclse of their judgments, so necessary in the
performance of responsible and rksome duty
The court by virtue OF the power inherent in eve
ry court, 70 punish offences committed in It's pre-
senee, and more particularly under the 76.f arti-
ee OF The rules and regulations of war, do sdiudge
the sad capt. Henry H. Forde O have been gull
~ ofccnduct a16ecotni,lg officer aud e,itles4,i;
and sentence him 20 be Dismissed tie sef.ties.
IID. SMITH, Major e President.
Jonx L. LErr, Judge advocate
Nary Department, January so, 1916.
The sentence Of the court in .ae case OF capt.
Henry H. Forde, above recited, IS approved and
confirmed.
(signed) B.w. cRowNIsHaLp.
ORDER.
The court martial Of which msior Rd Smith
is president, is hereby dissolved
FRANKLIN WHARTON,
IL. Col. Com. Marine Cotps.
Head Quarters of Marines,
WashtIgton, FeJrNary 2, 1916.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-28
SENTENCE.
Tuesday, Jan. 18Th. 1s1t

The court met pursuant to adjourn
ment--present, all the members.
The prisoner being asked if he was rea-
dy to proceed, mate his defence, ami
having concluded and the court being
cleared, the decision of the court was pro,
nounced as follows;
Oh the first, second, and third specifica-
tions attached to the first charge, latter
hearing all the evidence and defence, and
after due deliberation thereon) the court
finds captain Henry IL. Forde guiity.
The court finds the said captain Henry
IL. Forde, guilty of the first charge of
the two specifications under the second
charge, (after hearing all the evidence and
defence, and after due deiberation there
on)--the court finds captain Henry IL.
Forde, guilty.
The court finds captain Henry H.
Forde guilty oft the said second charge
Of the first specification attached to the
third charge, CATER hearing all the evil
dence and defence, and after due delibe-
ration thereon) the court finds captain
Henry IL. Forde not guilty.
The court finds captain Henry Fl
forde guilty of the second and third spe-
S.uS"'Ao'is ubuSF tile sdiu tliru Cn3rge.-
The court finds the said captain Henry Fl.
Forde guilty OFFS conduct unbecoming an
officer" part of the said third charge, and
not guilty Of the residue of the said third
charge.
lhe court sentences the said captain
iienry IL. Forde, to he suspended from
pay, rank, and emouments for twelve CAL
endar months, to be computed from this
sixteenth day of Jan. A. D. 1916.
ut three o'clock.
The court adjourned to meet again to
morrow morning at % o'clock to complete
its proceedings.
Wednesday, Jan. II, 1916.
The court met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
The proceedings Of the court being clos
ed the court adjourned, SING die.
(Signed) RID. SMITH,
Major & President.
JOHN L. LIED, Judge .qduOcate.
Mary Department, Jan. so, 1916.
The sentence of the court-martal in the
case of captain Henry II. Furde, above re-
cited, is approved and confirmed.
b. w. CROWNINSHIELD.
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NAVAL COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
l8th JanuarY. 1916.

18th January, 1916.
VHVHE Board Of Naval Commissioners will re.
n ceive, until the LIST day Of April next, pro-
posas for furnishing the following description Of
articles required for navy use, viz.
Cannon, carronades and cannon locks
Ball, round, grape, canister and lead,
Saltpetre, sulphur
Cannon and printing powder
Maskets, pistols, swords, boarding pixies and
battle axes
Copper-sheathing assorted, say 1-8 of 70 ozs,
18th OF d ozs. 18th of26 ozs. 18th of %
ozs. 1-4th of 80 ozs. and 18th of 81 ezs
Copper bolts. spik es, sheathing hails--assort.
ed
Lead in pigs and sheets
Anchors from 500 to 5000 lbs
Iron Kentledge
Hemp, American
Twine-wlipping, sewing and seine
IroE for shipping
Staves-leger-Pipe, hogshead add gang-easlz
Bunting
Seamen's ciothing-hats. shoes, trowsers, shirts
and jackets
Flannel and wld-bore for CARTRIDGES
Lignum vita and paints
To be delivered either at WASHINGTON Rosto,
or New-York
PERSONS rendering supply Of any OF these ar
ucles, will be pleased to state particularly tie
kind--the greatest and the least quantity of each
article they may be disposed to furnish--snd on
the envelope of the tenders they will endorse the
substance OF their proposals in the following
form.
Proposals TO furnish ------------------.-..
Tor the use Of the Navy, made by -----------7.--
-----------------~--, IN consequence Of tie Navy
Commissioner advertisement Of 18Th January,
1916" ~
with those whose proposals may be accepted,
.le commissioners will enter into contract and
IN case, where the articles are not TO be inn,edi-
a'eiy delivered and paid for, TIE contractors viii
De required to give satisfactory security for the
performance Of their contracts, and It will be
wen tor them to accompany their tenders With
the names Of the persons disposed to become
their s,lretes, and evidence Of their competency.
On the first day Of April next, and not before,
all the tenders will be opened and acted ,ri,o.
JOHN RODGERS, President
ofthe Board of Navy Comm ssioners.
GT The Printers of the lawg Of the United
states VIII insert the above, once every week till
LIST April, and send their accounts 70 the commits.
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Lynchburg, Jan. 1916.
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PRoPos AIS,
FOR FURNISHING, IN LrScHnuae,
A sEsI-wEEKLY NEWSPAPER
TO BE ENTITLED
TIL f ECHO.
Prospectus.

FROM the advantages OF its physical situation
from the native fertility, improved condition,
and increasing wealth OF tue circwniacent coun-
try and particularly from the industry, enterprise
and liberaiity Of the people of the Town, and its
environs, Lynchburg derives advantages more
than adequate to the patronage and support of q
semi.weekly paper
This consideration impels Us to undertake such
a paper.
This paper is intended to be cheiiya prompt
and convenient vehicle of domestic and foreign
News. At the same time, Il viii be open to sci
entitic, moral, agricultural and political ESSAYS.
We are Repubicaus--buto on questions ofgeneral
Importance, We Will clieerfuly admit the essays
OF those who may differ from US in opinion, pro-
vided those essays be marked With iiberalitv
of IDEAS, and moderation of temper Cur main
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those rays ofpolitcal light which may be scatter
ed in the intellectual atmosphere around us-and,
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We are young-bent on enterprise--possessed
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ment, and proper conduct of newspaper. Our
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Lynchburg, Jan. 1916.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-28
BU1K MIL STOWE .H.7-NUF.7CTU13T

THE subscribers respectfully inform the public,
large quantity Of prime BURR BLOCKS, Ola SUI
peror quality toany hitherto imported TO this place,
anti having been engaged in the business upwards
ofhiteen years, they ha,ter themselves from their
long knowledge of the trade. aud the appreciation
which their work has hitherto met with. that they
will he able tc manufacture Mill Stones, rea.
sonabls terms as those imported from the North,
warrant them ond TO perform we'll.
They have opened shop on 10Th Street, nearly OPP.
posite to the Old City Tavern, where gentlemen are
invited to call.
NATHANIEL WHITE & Co.
Erhruarr y9-tT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-28
STRAY MARES.

During the Summer, two small MARES pot
out OF my pasture and were often seen in the
neghborhood during that period from whence
tbs probable they have strayed.
ANY person who may know where they are, is
requested to inform me by post, or otherwise and
wili make reasonable compensation for any trou.
pie. one OF them black with a Star and some
warts on her, 4 years old the other light sorre,
with white on the face and nose, q years old
w. NEWBURN.
Genito Bridge, Powhatan Co.
Dec. is 1915 ow
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-28
From, the .9urora.
COURT MARTIAL.

AS the general court marshal recently
held at the Marine Barracks Navy Yard
having excited some conversation, and as
usual with much rariation In the nara.
ton, the following comprise the material
parts of its proceedings
Charges preferred against capt. Henry H.
Forde, OF the o. States Marine Corps,
this goth day Of October, 1915, by major
.4nthony Gale, Of said corps.
CHARGE Unoficer like conduct.
Spec fcntion Ist.
In, that he, the said captain Henry II.
Forde, of the corps aforesaid, did, on the
18th of October, 1915, at the Marine Bar
racks Navy Yard, Southwark, and state
OF Pennsylvania, advise and permit John
Cannon, private of said corps, to leave
the barracks aforesaid, for the purpose of
dessrtiDS the service.
Specification I'd,
In, that he, the said captain Henry II /.
Forde, of the corps aforesaid, did, at the
barracks and state aforesaid, on the 9th
OF October, 1915, order private John Cam
mons lot the corps aloresaid) trunk deli
yered to said private John Cannon, after
1t was taken out ola Gig or chair at the
S S:tt' gaze, oy sergeant James F..
SnII'n, then VI me guard thereby giving
mn. liie 'saiH private 'onh canaon, an OPP
Pot'uiii'y vi ue9ertihS from The corps "a
Ao'eSstu'
o2ecJtca1ton sd.
~, 'hat he' the SAID captain Henry II.
1eib If actober g. a0 rs siu;; wv Oh the
aSoresa;G 10 80 az IA ~ ,ie 2arracHS
AL az osai-' =, ae' SelJetht yo'lh n,dher, oil
;m e S cl Ups 70 receive thS puuilc cloth
.ra ,,O I 'Is s"n l"fd,e Iu'i cannon,
r., a'1 sni Salu ''n III, Nisner 10 let
nhn,,. ti s,u private conn Oohnep 50
o1' T ~ DHsi"es9 So.
hAis'f. s"'---'' eSHc' q g@ty'
SPECIFICATION.
In, that ne, the said captain Henry II.
Forde, OF the corps aforesaid, did, ON the
night OF the 18th September, 1915, at the
Marine barsacEs aforesaid, neglect to give
the sergeant o. the guard, John French, the
countersigp, as II was his duty to do un-
I'll near midnight, thereby endangering the
pubic property
additional Specifications to the second
charge Of neglect Of duty.
In, that he, the said capta;n Henry IT
Forde. of the Marine corns. did. betyoon
the 18th September, 1878. and ooh Octn.
her. 1915. AZ the Marine Rarrac ~. NJ No.o,
Yard. Southwark. and stste Of p ono a.avy
MIA, at sundry times. NEGLECT 70 g;ve tbe
countersign TO the non-comrnissio9edo OFF,
Ger of the guard, at the proper time.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-28
POETRY.
From The Boston Evening Gazette.
OK LEAVING A BEAUTIFUL vILLAc


on LEAVING BEAUTIFUL VILLAGE.
ADrEU, dear spot OF earth, ad;ei.
No more my eyes your charms shall view;
No more my feet shall dash the dew
From Oft those swestly scented 6ow'rs,
That bloom so bcau,eous and so far
In your almost Ely sian bowers,
And With such oSour scents the air
Which i, alas! no more must breathe-Dut yet
Though absent long, Incver can forget
Those hours of sweet tranquility,
Which have tasted meath yon tree,
And which thought had out-liy'd me:
But while saw It's branches shoot,
And yiew'd its leaves we, fresh and green,
A little worm knaw'd at its root,
And quickly chans'd the pleasing scene!
Too soon i saw its trunk decay,
And ali its beauty fade away
Its wither'd leaves were waited ON the wind,
Nor one lone trace of verdure lett behind
All wither'd tree, how oft beneath thy boughs
I've Psssd the noBn-tide hours away;
With her, to whom paid my early vows,
With her, who loy'd TO listen TO my lay
Yes, F'''. dear, thou know'st full oft with thee
Eve roam'd Ger fields impearPd with dew,
And thou as oft did'st promise consistency,
And vew'd forever to be true.
But ah those golden dreams of bliss are past
Those halcyon days forever fed
Thy feeble form hath felt deaths wintry blast.
And now roposes with the mouldring dead.
When oft Eve pluck'd rose to deck thy breast.
And seen it fade--its stalks grow weak
And die--as if in grief to see its hue surpassed
In that which glow'd upon thy cheek
All little thoughtI tl,en the roses fate,
Departed maid would soon be thine;-
thought not then thy cheek so soon would fade.
Thine eye as soon would cease to shine.
But F".', why should l lament thy flight
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-28
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
l.aYID . EpMUND .aMDERsOM,

HAVE commenced tue COMMISSION BU-
SINESS, in the City Of Richmond; and having
taken house near the Basin, on the Cross Street
leading from thence to f or Main Street, they are
now ready TO receive Consignmcnts, and pledge
themselves to give strict attention 10 all business
eoniided TO them. They hope, from assiduity
and attention, to merit the patronage of their
friends and the public
january g. 1918
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-28

November, 1915, 60 into the carpenters
shop at this station, and ask Ole Of the pri-
yates there, who certain piece Of furni-
nre was making for. aud was answered
ior majar Anthony Gale, when the said
Henry Il. Forde replied,it was time for
| the said brevet major Anthouy Gale to
cease robbing the United States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-28
CHEsTERFIELD COuRTs-

IN future the County Court Of Chesterfield will
4 be held, on the 4lh Monday in every month.
instead ofthe second Monday, aud the QUARTERLY
terms will be in February, April, July and DC.
tober.
The fail term ofthe superior court Of law for
sad county will be held on the 2nd day of No.
yember.
The court for January having taken place, no
court therefore viii be held, on the 4lh Monday
Of the present month.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-28
TO BRICK LAYERS AND MAKERS

TO BRICK LAYERS AND MAKERS.
WANTED good Bricl1-layer, to build the
ACADEMY, now begun on Marion Hill
The undertaken can be furnished with three
fro1vef hands, and some attendance
ALSO WANTED, one million Of bricks made
(some this fall, and the balance next springl
another million will be wanted next summer ..
Apply to
August 80. eff
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-28
NAVY COMMISSIONERS, OFFICE-

WAsHINGToN, January, 4, 1915.
ME Commissioners ofthe Navy are willing to
\ contract for, and will pay the current mar
ket price tor sail-cloth manufactured in the Uni
TED St,tes, OF quality equal to the best Russian
or EngiIsh canvas. The cloth must be fabrica.
ted OF hemp grown in the United States, and
must '.'-
1. De twenty inches wide
%' must contain the same number of threads
that Russian or English canvas, ofthe same
number and width, contains.
30 Must weigh as much per square ward as n
square yard OF Russian or English canvas
weighs
A. A strip of "a inch wide and civ fee, lone,
must be of sufficient strength to bear q
weight equal TO three hundred pounds
Dc Each bolt must contain forty yards. g. have
the name of the manufacturer or manu-.
factory stamped ON it, with the weight &
number Of yards and
o. blue thread must run through the whole
length of the chain, one inch ands quarter
from the selvidge.
Persons willing to contract for n surnlv oe con
vas of the above description, are desired tn send
theirproPosas, sealed, to this Office on or before
the 9TH day OF March next, and they will be care.
ttlI to marx on the envelope the words "ProposaI
for a supply of canvas "-SucIt as are disr,o.eI
to enter largely into the business, NAV calculate
on the encouragement of the Commissioners. for
acting on behalfofthe United States, they feel
strong desire % promote the manufacture Of A.
merican canvas, and will use it TOR all the pur-
poses of the Navy They do not wish, however
TO contract with one concern or company for a
larger supply OF canvas, annually, than the fol-
lowing number of bolts of the different kinds
and qualities, 20 wit $50 bolts Of No. 1, 1875
No. q, 100 No 3, 100 No. 8, rs No. s. rs No.
g, Is No. 7, 81 No, 8.
Nor fora smaller supply, annually, in the like
case, than 10 the following number ofbolts of the
different kinds and qualities, TO wit rs bolts
No. 1, 90 No. 2, 5ONo. 9, so No. 4 az No. &. ~
No. 6, 81 No. z, SO No 8.
If the terms Of any Of the proposers are accept
eel, the Commissioners will forward co,nract. to
be duly signed by the party; who must also he
obligated with two competent securities, in dou.
bic the value ofthe contract, for the fsthful per-
formanee Of each and every part OF il.
JNO. RODGERS,
PresiaeW oftte Board.
or The several printers employed 60 publish
the Laws of the United states will give the above
an insertion once every week for 4 month. and
send thelr accounts TO the COMMISSIONER office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-02-28
e. ,1a Tie Celebrated Horse
gfAJ WTNs FLORIZEL
N~Sl So.G.nous for lsettisy fine Trr

III ~ Yao-y oVytt"17uSJ07 Bttt1"y J77tt 4 III
and Saddle Horses,
"ILL stand the ensuing season at Halifax
w courthouse, Va. four days in every week,
and four days in every week at Pearson court
house, n. Carolina. The season will commence
the middle Of March and end the middle of July.
The terms and the pedigree will be made known
at the commencement OF the season.
WM. BALL.
Broad Rock, January 81, 1916. 81
or The Editor of the Raleigh Star will insert
The above TO the amount of :, 9. and send his ac-
count to the Editor Of the Virginia Argus for pay
menrs -.
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SETFN NEGRO DfE.w
DOCTOR BOHANNAN.

MILL receive three or four Young Gentlemen
w of good education and respectable con.
ections, as students Of medicine in his Office.
Dec. g. 1916. If
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THE ,SUBSCRTBER

THE iSUBSCRTBER
HAVING REAIOYEDTo THE CITYOF RICH
MoND, 70 EDUCATE HIS DAUGHTERS,
WILL take YOUNG LADIES as bomders on as
moderate retns, as gonteel Board can be obtained
~ Richmond Ills house is situated m the most
Healthy Agreeable part Of Town, near a fne
spring of wafer.
ARMTsTEAD RUSSELL.
RIcauoNP, Feb. 10, lSl6.-2stc
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no RENT OR IEASE

VENWo or three NEW. TENEMENTS with
n Garden Ground inclosed, on MARION HILL
one mile below Richmond-apply to
NEIL PCOUIL.
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FOR ALE.

A ralaable Rope RaLe Establishment.
Y>HE Subscriber offers for sale the ROPE,
IL WALK with its machinery and buildings
lately carried on by John S. Shelton & Co. at Port
Mayo Qittlc below Rocketts) together with the
Lot on which it stands, containing about two
acres of ground.
ALSO
SEVEN NEGRO MEN
well acquainted with the Ropa-Nyalk business.
For terms, which will be liberal, apply to
p. I. SHELTON, .lrent far
JOHN S. SHELTON & CO
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FOR SALE
A SMALL FARM.

In the county of Albernarle, about one milo
North east of the pleasant town OF Milton,