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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-09
To Rent,

~ That large commodious brick
&HA warehouse, lately occupied by
sasl ieorge Kincaid; also, the frame
49, dwelling house, and store adJoin-
ing. Tn- above property is wellsituated for
the -four and grocery business, will be
rented low t. gooi tenants, and possession
given Immediately. -
9 JAMES SANDERSON.
July 8 qtt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-09
Dissolution of Partnership.

NHE partnership heretofore subsisting
l. between the subscribers, IS this day
dissolved, by mutual consent. All that are
indebted to the firm will please make i'm
mediate payment, and those who have any
claims against it, are requested to present
them to Harrison Bradley, who is autho-
rized to settle all accounts belonging to the
concern.
ENOCH LEWIS,
July I9 HARRISON BRADLEY.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-09
HOUSES. LANDS. &c.
Hous,sand Stores to Rent.

~ A three story brick house, al the
aT7A corner OF King and Henry streets
H,ssI With or without the store anu GEL
A large store aud cellar with three sooo
two story brick house and store, on
Kim between Patrick and Henry streets.
Two new two story brick houses, on "a
meron street, neaf the theatre.
two story brick house, on hoyal;,st-
lately inhabited by Mr.. Charles Tyler
witt garien. stable, COW house, and a
pump at the kitchen door.
NIB. All these houses are suitable Tor
respectable families, and possession can
he now had at very moderate rents.
Also. a small brick dwelling house, on
Princess, ar Royal ,street-possession
70 be had s9th inst, Enquire OF
VAUDEVILLE & LARMOUR.
July 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-09
Lumber Yard.

At the lo1ger end of Duke Street.
THE subscriber has justreceived large
I assortment of shingles, which have
been inspected agreeably to late law of
the corporation, and will be sold at the
customary prices, with the necessary de-
duction for cullings-also, other lumber OF
various kinds. all of which will be sold as
low as at any other LUMBER Yard in the dis
trict. ELISHA TALBOT.
3 mo 23
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-09
For Sale or Rent,

EFNHAT valuable property called CON
IL WAYS WHARF, with the Ware
houses thereon fronting on Unlon-street'
The warehouses will be rented separately
If required. For terms apply to
VIM. HERBERT, jr.
August 25 u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-09
New Clover Seed, Cheese, &c

New Clover Seed, Cheese, &c.
Unity bushels fresh warranted Glover
IL Seed
SO casks Goshen cheese
so barrels whiskey
40kegs lard in nice shipping order
50 irkins butter
8OOlbs. Tennessee live feathers
5pipes choice London particular Ma
deira
Murdoch & Co. and March g. Co.'S
brands, which will be sold low by thepi
or less quantity.
N. B. A general assortment of groceries
as usual.
VAUDEVILLE g. LARMOUR,
February
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-09
70 Let.

kx ON moderate terms, a three story
EfN brick House, in central part OF
P.s. the town, well calculated Tor q
,9private family, or a genteel
boarding house. Possession given on or
before the first Of December next. En-
ouire Of the Printer. june %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-09
Building Lots or Sale.

SUNDRY good lots upon Cameron, Pitt
- ani Queen streets, on liberal credit, at
reasonable prices to purchasers who would
build thereon. For terms enquire OF
VAUDEVILLE & LARMOUR.
October 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-09

Molasses, Salt, sc.
WYE have just received, and offer for
w sale
40 hhds prime retailing moasses
A quantity Liverpool ground Alum, and
sacks Of liverpool iiIl'd) fine Salt
80 boxes spermaCeti candles.
BRYAN HAMPSON & Co.
june 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-09
Jesse s. Wilson.

Jesse 5. Wilson,
A T the instance of several of the mia
"A bitants of this place, has opened an
English School,
in st. Asaph.street, contiguous to Edwurd
Stabler's residence. The number of scho-
lars al this time not reaching the limitation,
a few may be admitted. on application to
either Of the subscribers; of whom also fur
Their information, if required. may be OBJ
tanned. NJ. MILLER,
EDWARD STABLER,
ELISHA C.. DICK,
RICHARD II. LITTLE.
Sd mo. 5 GEORGE S HOUGH.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-09
To Rent,

- A convenient brick house, plea
AHft sanity situated on Altrsd-street,
~. between Cameron & Queen streets.
Ge.gsi For terms enquire OF
JOHN P. MINNlX,
June 3 Upper end OF Prince-street.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-09
Gnaston for Sale.

Hill an1 Dale, April 20.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-04-06
DIED,

In this town, on Friday last, Mr.. Abra-
ham Spinning.
On Sunday, the wife Of Mr.. Daniel
Pierson.
In West6eld, on Saturday last, Mrs
Abby Robinson, wife Of Mr.. Daniel Rob
inson.
AtLansinburgh, N. Y. Miss Harriet P
Blatchford, aged "a, second daughter o.
the Rev. Samuel Batchiord, ID. ID. Her
death was alarmineIy sudden, being oc-
casioned, as was supposed, by the rupture
of an artery in the brain. She com.
planned of slight indisposition in the
evening, but towards morning felt entirely
relieved; when ia the midst of cheerful
conversation with her mother and sister,
who were at her bed side, she fell back
wards, and almost instantly expired.
In Bavaria, the Baron Hornstein. AZ
ter being entombed two days, some work
men in opening the tomb found the baron's
body lying near the entrance covered with
blood. He had been buried alive. On
recovery from his trance he had forced
the lid Of his coffin, and had endeavoured
to escape from the charnel- house, which,
finding impossible, he it is supposed,
dashed his brains out against the wall.
The whole city was plunged in grief at
this horrid event
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-04-06

: entertain for the character of the major
both as an officer and gentleman. 1t i
the principle, alone, at which our remarks
are directed. And we cannot but thinl
that that gentleman, after giving il eau
did examination, will coincide with us il
opinion. What would be his sentiments
for instance, If upon the next vacancy Of
| the Office OF colonel, the legislature shonld
go out of the bounds OF The regiment to
select an officer TO command il. He could
not fail TO observe that the rules Of mill
tary promotion had been violated, the
we'll founded hope Of advancement, which
| is the strongest security of the military
interest, destroyed, and direct injury
committed upon the feelings Of the officers
c omposing the regiment. Any one who
glances at the militia system will perceive,
that the military spirit is not kept up by
the coercion of the law, or the prospect
OF EN- olument il is, ard can be support.
led, only by the honourable emulation of
the officers. To disappoint this ambition,
is to strike blow at the military interest.
Such has been the effect, in our appre-
Ihension, of the present appointment. IT
has not only destroyed the rational cx-
lpectation Of the officers Of I'd battalion,
but has committed direct injury upon
their feelings. They consider it, also, as
establishing dangerous precedent. 1t is
OF the highest importance that the Legis-
lature, as well as every other public body,
should be governed by known and estab-
lished principles: this is the only method
/ TO prevent the operation of those latent
biases, those concealed partialities Or par
ty animosities, which operate almost i'm
perceptibiy upon mems minds. The men,
bers Of the Legislature we're themselves
sensible of this when they adopted the
militia system; when they laid down GER
tain rules by which they protested to be
governed, and to which they have hitiier-
10 adhered. The officers of the I'd bat
talon know not upon what principle they
are authorised to violate their own laws /;
or why the same rules which have hith-
erto governed in the appointment of OFF,
GERS to other battalions, should not be ex.
tended TO this. Entertaining these ideas of
the late appointment of major, they hold
it duty to make them public, lest by
their silence they should be supposed to
acsuiesce in a principle repngnant to their
feelings and hostile 10 the military spirit
of the battalion.
Signed by order of the meeting.
Capt. NATHAN SAYRE, Chairman.
Capt. VIM. HALsTED, Jun. Sec'y.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-04-06
NAVAL GENERAL ORDERS.

According to the late Rules and Regu-
iations for the Naval service, Midship-
men are to be examined before offering
themselves for promotion. An examina-
ton will take place at The Navy Yard in
New York, on the 4th day of October
next. Those only whose. warrants bear
dale previously to the lst day of January,
1918, will be entitled to examination.
All who intend TO become candidates for
promotion, will report themselves to this
Department, on or before the first of Oc-
tober next, and appear at the time and
place above mentioned for examination.
Macy Department, March 22d, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-04-06
LATE FROM FRANCE.
From the New-York Gazette of yesterday

From the New-York Gazette of yesterday.
The editors Of the Gazette have re-
ceived, by the Adonis, Paris papers to
the 28th of Feb. They contain no po-
litical news. That part Of their contents
relating to commerce, is gloomy enough.--
Every thing had fsIlen---all in stale OF
stagnation-. land many failures.
On the 26th Feb. snow fell for the first
time in Paris,
On the goth Of Jan. in Lapland, the
fields we're completely clear Of snow, and
the weather mild
The four sons of the late Marshal Ney,
each gave 100 francs for the monument o!
General Keber. They said they would
have given more, but that their fathers
estate was insufficient TO pay his debts.
The Adonis brought out 10000 dol
lars in specie, part Of which is for the
u. S. Bank.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-04-06
A List of Letters
Remaining in the Post-O6ice at Elisabeth
1own, N. J. March 3lst, 1919.


Town, NJ. March 3Ist, 1919.
A.-STIDEoN ARMSTRONG.
B.-Dr. William Boyle, (e.) David
Ball, Stephen Burrows, Thomas Bisham,
Looe Baker, (2.)
C.-John Clark, 49, William M. Cur
tiss, David Chandler, Moses Chandler,
Mira Cream, Elijah Garfield, Rev. Alex
ander Cummin.
D.-John Davis, Matthias Dunn, George
Dunn, Peter Dudgeon, Esq Elias 3.
Dayton.
E.-Rebekah Edwards, Louisa Ed
wards.
F.-Joseph Frost, Henry Freeman,
John Nc FarIand.
G.--Thomas Gibbons, ESQ. Col. OreD
Granger.
H.-David Hanion, Wilton Hoseland,
Samuel Holland, Benjamin HubbelI, Ma
ry Hatfield, (2.) John Howell, John
Humpley.
J.-Ransley johnson, Daniel P. Ingra-
ham.
| L.-Robert Lee, (2.) Ann Longhouse,
Hezekiah Lockwood, Mr.. Lisle, James
Langstaff.
| M,-Enoch More, Benjamin Meeker,
Widow Hannah Miller, Sarah Morehouse,
Elizabeth Miller. Samuel X. Miller,
Aaron Meeker, Matthias Miller, William
Meeker, Edward Marsh.
O.-Mrs. Amy ogden.
P,-John Pierce, William Pierson,(3
Ezra Pain, Messrs. Z. e. Robert Price,
Mr.. Pain, Mr. Paxton, Lyons Farms.
S.-Ebenezer Spinning, Abner Spin
ming, John Smylie, a. Mrs. Hellon Smy-
lie, Thomas Scott, Eliot Smith, Edward
Smith, George Shotten, James Space,
Francis Smith, Joseph Scott, Simon
Skenck, Martin Simpson, Isaac Serbs.
T.-Jane Tooker, Bathsheba Town
send, Zadock Tucker, Silveanes Taylor.
W.-Joan L. Woodruff, Marshal War
rem, Esq. Norman Webb, James w.
Wade, Connecticut Farms, William Wa
tiers, Capt. Arther Wilson, Ogden Wood
ruff, Jacob Vredenburgh, Ethan I'll. War
don, Abraham r. Wilson, Mrs. Ward.
J. CHAPMAN, p. M.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-04-06

81. Flancioville, Louisiana, and offers 9
reward of THO Handred Dollars for the
apprehension of the robber. One Of the
packages was mailed at New-OrIeaDs, on
the 9TH OF February, directed to Nash.
vile, Tennessee; and the other was mail
ed at Natchez, Mississippi, on the same
day, and directed to New Orleans. Ii is
asceriained, that some Of the missing let
ters enclosed post note of $1,000, five
post notes of $500 each, and ten 500
Bank Notes. Suspicious are fixed upon
a young man, who was then clerk in the
st. Frsncisville Post Office, but who has
since absconded.
" Mail Robber Caught. The Raleigh
Star mentions, that a man named Baker,
has been lodged in the Jail 10 that town,
charged with the robbery of the mail
between Fayetteville and Lumbertoo,
North Carolina.
From Cadis.--Capt. Barnard, Of the
brig Helicon, who arrived here yester-
day, in AZ days from that port, states,
that an expedition with 5000 troops, was
to sail Immediately for Lima. There
were in Cadiz and its ncighborhood about
10000 troops, and 10000 of them were
reviewed 10 the town about the goth
January. Mr.. Simpson, all Englishman,
had contracted TO furnish transports at
twenty dollars per ton.
Captain Barnard confirms what We
stated yesterday from a Lisbon paper, that
the Spanish government has directed that
all foreigners found in arms aiding or as
sisting the insurgents, should be immedi-
ately put 10 death.-Merc. AdU.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-04-06

I vember last. He was found guilty O
murder in the second degree. He wa:
ordered to confinement for six years.
". Y. Gas.
A Society by the title of "The Mary
land Economical association" has been
formed in Baltimore, the members of
which pledge themselves to give pref.
erence to American Manufactures in all
cases where they may be used or con-
sumed consistently with true economy.
National and individual prosperity are
the objects of the Associators; among
whom are many of the most respectable
citizens Of that place.--True Am.
We learn, says the Charleston Southern
Patriot, that previous 10 the sailing of the
schooner Calypso, Capt. Hilliard, who ar
rived here on The 18th inst. in six days
from Havana, that accounts we're receiv-
ed there from Vera Cruz, stating that the
PATRloTs had LIMA completely in their
possession.
Military and Naual power of Europe.
In statistical survey of Europe lately
published at Vienna, it is estimated that
the armed force Of Europe on the peace
establishment consists of 100000 men,
and OH war establishment, of 1908 900.
The marine is calculated at 462 vessels Of
of the line, 3ol frigates, and 1888 vessels
of lesser rank.
The New Orleans Gazette of the 9th
nit. informs that the person who contract
ed to build the works for the defence of
the Mississippi, had arrived with mate
rails and wolkmen to the number of five
hundred. The intended Qualifications are
to be commenced this spriug, and are to
be finished in four years; whole expense
estimated at three millions of dollars.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-04-06
TM@ @AZ@TTlRo
ELTZABETH-TOWM,
TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1919.

Mail Robbers.--We understand tina
the trial of DIR. Derezeau, Maurie, and
Bertrand, the persons who lately robbed
the U. S. Mail near this town, commences
10 Trenton this day. AS the prisoners have
confessed their guilt, it is expected they
will make no defence.
The u. S. Miat.-The National Intel
ligencer gives, from Official Documents,
the following statement :--a The total
amount of gold, silver, and copper coin
age at the Mint Of the United States,
from the date Of its establishment, up to
the end of the year 1917, was Sl4, 1885,
1853 SO; aud the amount of gold coins
made during the year 1918, was S242,-
$40; of silver, Sl,070,427 50; OF cop
per, S52,320; making a total amount Of
Sl,365,o87 5O--which, added to the ag-
gregate of coinage in former years, makes
the amount coined up to the first day Of
the present year, ST. ,549, 456 O6.
"The nett amount chargeable to the
coinage of gold, silver, aud copper, from
the commencement of the Institution to
Dec. 81, 1918, including the costs of lots,
buildings, and machinery, was 5l4,o46
dollars"
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-04-06
NOTICE..
Aaron Ball

n EspEcTFULLY informs the public,
"a, that he has removed TO the house
Of John N. Oliver, deceased, opposite
CALEB HALsrRD, Jr. Esq's.
All persons indebted to him are re.
uuested to call and make payment.
Eliz. Town, April s, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-04-06
Notice.

A LII persons indebted 10 tie subscri.
IA Der, either on note or book account,
are most earnestly solicited to make inn
mediate payment. The subscriber sin
cereIy hopes, that he may not be obliged
to have recourse to legal measures to coli
lect his dues--to prevent which, all per-
sons indebted will please to make payment
previous to the 18th instant, nntil which
time the accounts ADD notes will be re-.
tanned 10 his own hands for collection.
The subscriber has for sale stout
BAY MARE, S years old, perfectly
sound, and kind in harness. Also,
GIG & HARNESS, nearly new, and l
SULKEY & HARM ESS, which will be
sold low.
CALEB o. HALSTED.
Eliz. Town, April 6, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-04-06
Town Committee.
NOTICE.

UVHE Town Committee of the town
ship of Elizabeth, will meet at E.
pHRAIM CLARK's Tavern, in Elizabeth
Town, on Saturday the 10th of April
inst at 10 O'Clock, Am. All persons
having accounts with the said township,
are notified to attend and present them
for settlement.
GEO. G. BARBER, Clerk.
April 8, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-04-06
To Let,

A PART Of the HOUSE and GAR
"a DEN formerly occupied by VIM.
D. WILLIAMSON, directly opposite the
City Tavern.
Also, A large convenient HOUSE &
STORE, in the village of Bridge Town.
Possession of either may be had inn
mediately. Inquire of
L. PITTS.
Eliz. Town, April 8, 1910.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-04-06
REMOT.1L.
David Burrows
I'd EsPEcTFULLY informs his friends and
e the public, that he now carries on inc
T0ilOring Business,

in the building lately occupied by Halsey
&c Sites, nearly opposite the Presbyterian
Westinghouse, where all orders ia the
above line of business, will be thankfully
received aud promptly executed.
All persons indebted to the subscriber
are requested to call and settle their ac-
counts. DAVID BURROWS.
Eiiz. Town, April 8, 1919.
N. B. Wanted as an Apprentice
to the above business, Lad IA or Is
years of age, who can come well recon-
mended.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-04-06

numbers are daily increasing. 1t is now
almost impossible for an unarmed mer-
chant vessel to enter and clear without be-
ing overhauled aud plundered by them
aud I am decidedly Of opinion, that If
the American government does not send
out some fast sailing armed vessels to pro-
tect the commerce to this Island, the mer-
chants ill soon have to abandon it,
A Boston paper of March 81, says,
" We yesterday saw at stall in the mar
ket, string beans, lettuce, and radishes
more than six inches long, all the product
of this spring.
Fresh ShGd were sold, in our fish mar
ket, on Monday morning at five dollars a
pair ; on Tuesday morning at three dol
lars and this morning "wednesday hun
dreds we're offered for sale at from three
to six eighths Of dollar each, according
to size.-N. Y. Spec. March 81.
american Bible SoCiety.-The sum Of
5000 81 cents, was received by the
Treasurer of the above society during the
month of March last.
On the goth inst. report was receiv-
ed from the Kline Peck Institution attach
ed to the New-Yor Dispensary. The
corporation allows this institution 5000
per aun. to vaccinate the poor, and it is
gratifying to learn that a vast number
have received the benefit Of the appro.
priation. The attending physicians are
obliged TO attend the poor at their houses
as well as at the Dispeusary.---Mer. Adv.
The Southern Papers state that the
Hon. John Randolph, Of Roanoke, has
been persuaded TO offer himself again fol
seat in congress. 1t is, also said, that he
will be elected without opposition.
americans in Spanish Dungeons
Capt. Swaine, who arrived at this port
last week, reports. that the following A
mericans are imprisoned in the Castle o
ST. Juan de Lua, in Vera Cruz: Samue
Calvin of Connecticut; Edward Laroque
aud Augustus Dunkel, of Baltimore
James Lovegrove, of the state of New
York aud Philip Cheron and john Meja
place OF birth not recollected.
Com. Adv
Extraordinary Circumstance. -VAS
ALsTINE was executed pursuant to hi
sentence, on Friday the goth ult. at Soho
harie. The rope broke the first time hi
was turned off He reascended the ladder
and spoke some minutes. Alb. Arg.
The brig Telegraph, Capt. Hill, from
Savannah to New Y ork, has been driver
ashore, and bilged, near Great Egg Har
Dor. The captain and crew escaped an,
saved all the cargo except two bales o
! cotton, which drilted to sea.-True Am.
The ship Herald from Charleston 70
Liverpool, was struck on the 9th January
by heavy sea, which washed overheard
capt. Bronson, his I'd mate, and two men
all of whom were recovered but the cap
tain--ib.
The Oglethorpe, Jayne, on her passage
from Savannah for Liverpool, was strucl
by lightning, which communicated to tn,
cargo between deck. The hold was i'm
mediately broken open, DO to so bags o
cotton thrown overheard. holes cut in tn,
deck, and water thrown down, and the fir'
eventually extinguished.
| Obed Griffith, youth OF 10, wa
| tried at Baltimore, on Wednesday last, TO
the murder Of William Warrick, in No
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-04-06
PIRATES.

A letter from a gentleman at Aux Cages
to his friend in Baltimore, says: "This
coast swarms with picaroon pirates, which
have escaped out of this and the neigh
boring ports; and as no other punishment
than few days Imprisonment is inflicted
by this government for that or any other
crime, (passing counterfeit money and be-
ing detected as spy, only excepted, their
numbers are daily increasing. 1t is now
almost impossible for an unarmed mer-
chant vessel to enter and clear without be-
ing overhauled and plundered by them
and | am decidedly Of opinion, that il
the American government does not send
out some fast sailing armed vessels to pro-
tect the commerce to this Island, the mer-
chants " i'll soon have to abandon it."
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-04-06

The Militia of New Jersey,
dire By lam TO meet for exercise,
BY TROOPS AND COMPANIES.
On the third Monday in April, at 10 A. nj
BY BATTALlONS.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-04-06

The Independent Battaiions, on the
days following, excepting LIST and last
days Of the week.
The CaUalry to meet by Squadron the
4th Monday in May Cor by troop with
their respective battalions.
BY REGIMENTS.
with the Troops of Horse and Compa-
MES of Artillery attached
The lst reg. on the first Monday in June.
I'd Tuesday following.
Sd "Wednesday following.
Ath Thursday following.
5th I'd Monday in June.
The Independent Battalions, according
TO rank, on the days succeeding, &c. ex-
cept 10 Cumberland-th LIST regiment to
meet on the second Monday in June, NC.
The Brigadier Generals may change
the order Of meeting of regiments Tor con-
yenience Of inspection.
OF THE OFFICERS.
The commandants to call meetings Of
the commissioned officers OF regiments
independent battalions and squadronf
twice in each year--at ore Of the meet
ings one company may be ordered to at
tend in lieu Of company training-at Inc
other meeting all non, commissioned OIL
GERS shall attend, for which they shall re-
ceiye fifty cents.
COURTS-TO MEET.
Company courts, the 4th Monday 10 June
Battalion courts, LIST Monday in August.
Brigade Board, Sd Monday in December
True american.