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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-22
CERTIFICATES.
Ehom n. Mationai Lournel.

The following new and highly respectable testimo
NAL of the efficacy of Judkins ointment IN curing one
of the diseases for which is deemed to be aremedy
Hon. john Cooke, of the House of Representatives OF
he United States with permission to publish the same
S;r-My son being afflicted for five years with wlite
swelling, and having applied every remedy recon-
mended by the most eminent phys'c'"ns with'n my
of Judkns ointment and made the application accord
ing to the directions accompanying the ointment; and
state for the benefit ofthe afflicted, that before the
me Jug was used, perfect cure was effected. My
son has enjoyed good health since. ihaVe no DOUBT
o The ointment alone he is indebted; Nothing was
used for more nine month"; before the application
of the ointment Respectfully,
JOHN COOKE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-22

Folio post fooscap, 4to post, and note raper manu-
featured by Donaldson, Ames, Blake. Allen, King &c
bIe elephant. Columbian, and deny drawing paper;
sealing wax. waters, qus nkstands, penknives' eras
ers, letter folders, and stationary in general, ~
OsBORNES' AMERICAN WATER CoLoRs'
The Manufacturer of these colors, having brought
them to degree of excellence, which will sustain
comparison wsth the finest imported water colors
froms his customers aud the public that ne can now
furnish all the fine colors used in flower, landscape
and miniature painting, at reduced prices, MzIsehu'
inc sepia carmne CRIMSON scarlet and Madden Lakes,
of the finest quality, Indian Yellow Gladstone; Ultra
marine, Cobalt Blue, Thenard's Glue, &c; osborne
prussian Bue, Bisree, Cologne Earth, and Blue Yer
diter, particularly recommended to the attenuon
retail by p. Thompson, Agent.
o-Camels hair; sable; Pitch and Varnish Brush
es for water and oil color painting paint stones BACK
lead pencils ivory paper. Bristol Boards, gold En-
bossed; Colored and marble papers.
march II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-22
Salt Sc. Ahoat.

NONN BUSHELS St. Ubes salt, coarse < white
NZZZ hhds n Orleans molassses
~ ~ 0as' ro,sT do Green
SO mats Cassia
Landing from schnr Potomac Bears, from New-York,
Eli of which will be sold low if taken from on board.
LINDSAY, HILL, e Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-22

vHNHE subscribers have opened an office in the City
Il Of Tallahassee, for the purchase andsale OF
Lands in the TerritOru of Florida.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-06
From the Black River Gazette,
CROSS READING HITS. &c.

Wanted Immediately, 10. which cash or bar
ter will be gi'en-a small majority for the
Jackson and Van Buren, ticket.
II Rare Shof!-A "Tennrssee Farmer some
time since, killed, at single shot, six militia
men, whose tenn Of service had expired. The
Albany Argus, Of 1924, thought this quite too
summary
Hanging! Several high minded Hartford
looking dera'i. s, were found hanging: about
the II 'rkip.sr Convention OH the 24lh instant,
supposed 10 b. "By Authority"
Mannfaciures'-lh he improvements in M.-
cHiNERY lave been such, tina. the enterprising
editor OF the Albany Argus row makes, a, the
shortest notice, "republicans Of 49," from
federaiists oil the most inseterale standing
pPFor which cash will be given by The Albany
Regency,
Sharp Sohofers!-A General in the rifle corps.
designcdly. as IL is supposed, sho,-his HEAD
out Of second story window, on The arrival
of MIR. Van Buren, in August las. Luckily
there was nothing it.
Penet, aiion!-We are happy 10 learn that
the Hon. Martin Van Buren, succeeded in "pe.
nstra,ing the inerior," in the months of July
and August. The interior also penetrated Mr.,
Vaa Buren,.
Old Offenders Caughft-A second hant fount
Of types, from Maj Noah's office, were caught
LYING in several CASES in coun,ry (Jackson)
printing Office lately established.
GThis was understood 10 be a SIGN.
Crops!-" Farmer Jackson" in pursuance of
the anti-tariF spirit, at the South, expects to
crop this year $50 lbs. of wool, from the ,cooi
heads on his plantation, --also, the ears of seye
raj obnoxious members of Congress. He also
"placks Justice by the nose.''
Careless birmingham honorable U. S. Sc.
nator, on late tour through the western coun,
ties, run foul-of decided majority for the
administration. We regret to add, that his
"sufferings are intolerable.''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-06

Whereas, by divers Statutes, it is required,
10 enable persons to hold certain -othces anu
situations, civil and military, in the state, 'ns'
they should take Oaths, or make Deciarato.s,
tending 10 ascertain their belief or disbelief OF
certain religious Ienets or doctrines:
Ard wherea. the circumstances which oeca-
stoned the passing Ct these Statutes DO not no"
exist; and it is inconsistent with good po'icy 10
disable persons, able and willing TO serve 'heir
King and Country, f. ON holding office, because
their conscience or principles will not allow
them to take the said Oaths, or make such
Declarations.
Be il therefore enacted, &c-That all the Sta
tutes imposing the necessity oil taking Oaths,
or making Declarations, lending TO ascertain
the belief or disbelief Of religious tenets or doc
rines. in order 10 quality persons for holding
offices or situations, civil or military; and all
penalties imposed on that account shall be and
are hereby, from and sitter the passing of this
Act, repealed; declaring hereby, that every Icy
al suhec, Of the King, not otherwise by a,o d's'
qualified, shah be, and is capable OF suing for,
and holding any public Office or situation, civil
or military. without inquiry into his religious
opinions or obligation to take any oa'n, or
make any declaration respecting The same
Provided always, that nothing herein con-
tanned shall repeal or alter the obligation to take
the oa'h Of allegiance to the King, where the
law requires such oath TO be taken.
And provided also, that nothing herein con-
tanned shall be construed 10 affect or alter the
laws and regulations with regard To the hold
ing, or capacity 10 hold, Offices or Situations in
the Church
1t will be seen tina, this act has general
bearing, declaring all subjects, not otherwise
by law disqualified, capable OF holding any civ
ii or military Office, "without enquiry into his
religious opinions; or obligation to take any
Oath, or make any declaration respecting tho
same" The chronicle says" II is supposed
this must satisfy the Irish Catholics. as ii
ought, for surely they cannot reasonably ex-
pct 10 be put on better footing than the
Prolrs,an, Deputies from the Established
Church" Nat Journal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-06
RUNAWAY SLAVE.

case OF some interest was decided yester-
dav morning in the Police Office, before Justice
Wyman. A gentleman named John MINUS
Ian, Of Baltimore, appeared before the Magis-
tra,e with colored woman, in charge Of an Of
ficer, whom he claimed as his property. The
woman was first examined, and gave the name
Ut Martha Smith. She stated tina; she had been
in this city nearly two years, and had married
here about ten months Since, and could not tell
the clergy,nan's name who married her; tina,
she had never seen MIR M'Mullan before Thurs.
day night, and was not his slave; that she was
born slave in Snowfall, Maryland, and there
belonged 10 Mr.. Hambleton, Of that place
She also produced, certificate, signed by VIM
Paulding, Esq. Mayor Of this City, dated in
August 1927. stating that sstisfact tory evidence
had been acduceG before him, that "Martha
Smith" was free woman Of color, and recon.
mendng her 10 the protection of the Magis>
tra,es and citizens. AS this stage Of the pro-
ceedings the Mayor was sent for, who acknow.
lodged The certificate TO be genuine; but he could
not recognize the woman as the individual to
whom The certificate had been given. He also
explained to the Magistrate the usual manner
in which these certificates were granted
A coored man named Moses Smith was then
called, and testified that he had known The wo
man for about 20 years; that her name was not
Smith, but Sarah Clarke, and that he had lived
in the same neighborhood with her for num-
Der Of years When he first knew her, she was
the property Of MIR. Tubm,n, a rich farmer in
Maryland. Mr.. M'Mullan, the claimant, mar
ried Mr.. rs daughter, and on the division of
the estate, Sarah with six or seven other slaves.
fell to his lot. He could not be mistaken in
he woman, as he had known her from her in
fancy.
John M'Mullan testified that the woman's
name was Sarah Clark, and that he became
possessed Of her in the manner described bv |
the previous witness. She ran away in Deem.
Der or January last, from Kent Island, Queen |
Ann County, Marland.
The Rev James Smith; one of the Pastors ofj
ST. Peters Church, in this city, testified to the
good character and responsibility Of Mr.. Nc
Mullan, having been acquainted with him for |
number of years.
Two gentlemen, members of the Society of
Friends, then inierferef in behalf of the woman
and asked her if there were no persons in the
city who could confirm her story. She named
two colored women who she said had known
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-06
From the London Weekly Revie,o.
PREMIERSHIP OF THE BRITISH MIN

After the various changes we have had in the
British Ministry during the last lS months, it
NAV be interc sting 10 our readers 10 see the
comparative duration Of the Administration
of the late and present reign; we therefore sub
ioin list the various Premiers during the Sc
periods, from which it will be seen that the a.
verage duration of Ministry in or 10 years:
appointed
Duke Of Newcastle 9th April, 1854
Earl of Butte 29rh May, 1862
George GrenviIle Gather Of the
present Lord Grenvill.) 10th April, 1865
Marquis of Rockingham 18th July, 1865
Duke Of Grafton Cd Aug. 1866
Lord North afterwards Earl Of
GuIford) 2sth Jan. 1870
Marquis Of Rockingham re APP
pointed soth March, 1889
Earl Of Shclburne 18Th July, 1881
Duke Of Portland 5lh April, 1888
William Pitt 9th Dec 1888
Henry Arlington (now viscoun,
Sidmouth) l7,h March, 1901
William Pitt re-appointed q. 18th May, 1904
Lord Grenville 9th Jan. 1906
Duke Of Portland ,e-appoin,-
ed 3oth March, 1907
Spencer Prrceyal 23d jane, 1910
Earl of Liverpool 9th June, 1912
George Canning Il,h April 1927
Viscount Goderich 10th Aug 1927
Duke Of Wellington 26th Jan. 1928
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-06

her for nearly two years, and also m.n,io,..
several places where she had lived. Ths y.
lorei women were then sent for, but On ~
examined did not confirm her story in anv ~.
,icular except as 10 the fact Of knowinp M p"'
The Magistrate then asked the two een,ls..
ifthey were satisfied as to the clliman,, o% nsa
ership, 10 which they Immediately replet !,
the affirmative. Mr.. Justice Wyman then o.. u
cer,ife ate ia favor Of Mr. M'Mullan, and 1T ,ss
woman was delivered up 10 aim. NC
The investigation Of this matter oceO.;.,
several hours, and was conducted in very n ~.
per manner, every opportunity being aGorTdL.st
the woman 10 substantive her own declar,,;os'u
which, however, she could not do, and all ~.
heard he, statemen, were fully convinced Of y.
falsity. The case brought together concop,,,
Of colored people, many OF whom came inlo n.
office, and others loitercd in and around ~.
Hall. Some Indignation was expressed ap,;ns
the coIored man Smith, who, they said, hao BE-,
trayed' her, and there were indications given u
desire to do personal injury TO him. M.,'
sures were, however, taken to pu, him i, !,
place OF security until lie can be removed FINN
the city.
Although we deprecate Slavery as much :,
any person, yet as it does exist, it is very pro.
per that the righ,ful owner Of such prop.,v
should not be deprived Of it, when he make,
satisfactory claim, as was the case in the Dr.,
sent instance 1t is due to the members of,h
Society Of Friends, who undertook the exam,
nation Of the case in behalf Of the woman IA
say tia, they conducted the affair in the mos, i.
beral manner, and fully aoquiesced in the Dc.
ceedings. NsU York Ga:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-06

HALLY AND SIR Isaac NEwroN.-IIslly Ii.
great mathematician, dabbIed no, little inir
fidelity; he was rather too fond of INTRODUCING
this subject; and once when he had Ge.can,eI
somewhat freely on il, in the presence of biz
friend, Sir Isaac Newton, the latter cut him
short with this observation, 81 always sreoda
you, DR.. HALEY, with the greatest of Difference,
when you do us the honour 10 converse on a..
,ronomy Or the mathematics, because these ar.
subjects you haye industriously investigated, (
which you well understand; bur Religion is,
subject on which always hear you with pain
because ii is one which you have not seriously
examined, and therefore do not comprrhcrl
you despise il because YOU have no, studied il.
ard you " III not study itbecausr you desrs IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-06
HOratiO Nay,

Ladies' and Cenilemen's Fancy 6o0' u"
Shoe Maker,
A few doors East of Washington, on KIng7"'''
- Returns thanks to the Ladies
and gentlemen Of Alexandria and 8O
its vicinity for past favors, andv -,
hopes by his perseverance and aa 0'r,r,
to business to merit continuance OF their M
He has on hand as handsome an assortment o' 81"
of ladies' and gentlemen's ,,,,pS
BOOTS, SHOES and FANCY Pon,S DR.
as can be found in any other establishment 10
trict; which he will sell on ~ reasonable term'
can be had any where Of the same qusIity Lie, &c
AIso-I.adies' and gentlemen's Gloves; l n ~
worsted stockings children's stockings and d hp
ing silks Of all coiors, braids and ribbons. ano
hand & will keep constant supply Of Sparrow
boot and shoe heels. .,,cS
All orders thankfully received and pr0mp'y .e,a
ed. dg.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-06
, obacco, Snuff and Spanish SeyarS

TIME subscriber offers for sale at hi, Tobacco an,
Il Snuff Store, al the northwest corner of King eat
Washington-stree,s
10 boxes and First rate Chewing Tobacco.
10 kegs ) quail to any in the Ds,rc
IS kegs small twist
$4,000 Spanish segars; low priced
$4,000 half do
$4,000 common do
100 dozen papers smoking tobacco
70 dozen snuff boxes
All kinds Of SNUFF, from the most approved n,
nufactories in the United States.
Country dealers and others will find it to their al.
vantage to call as above, JOHN GRUBB.
oct Ia d3t2awig
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-06

1t appears to be general expectation in
Great Britain that The parliament will assem-
BILE in the present month, for the purpose of
considering and as matter Of course we pre-
sumo adopting the plan to be suggested by The
Duke OF Wellington for the adjustment Of the
long existing differences with the Catholics
II is matter of nolorie,y that the Duke has
been occupied in correspondence on the SUBJ
ject with some Of the Catholic Clergy, and il
appears to be probable that the disabilities I'M
del which SO large portion Of the subjects of
the British crown have SO long laboured will
now be entirely removed.
The Morning Chronicle Of the 9Th OF Sep
TENDER contains what may be regarded as the
form Of the act which will be submitted TO Par
lament, and which we here subJoin:-
SKETCH OF AN,ACT, something similar to which is
expected to be introduced in the next session of Par
lament
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-06
Hardware.

DICHARD L. CARNE, has lust received hafl
IL some assortment of
Hardware and Cutlery,
which consists in part Of the following in all heirw
fieties
Knives and forks, knives, scissors, razors lancets
Shutters, locks, hinges, bolts atches screws, tacf
Sprigs, sparrowbills, hobbs files, rasps, spoons
Needles. cards, coA'ee.mis, candestcks
Curry combs, tea kettles, brass andIrons
Shovels and tongs, sad, grid and " fife irons
Sauce and frying pans, edge and other tools
Viewers slas, trace chains, SPADES shovels, steel
Castings, which with variety of other articles vii
be sold unusually low, by wholesale or retail
net l4-eol1t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-06
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1928.
From, the Boston Token for 1872
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.

From, the Boston Token for 1929.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
BTN. 2. WILLIS.
love TO look on scene like this,
of wild and careless play,
And persuade myself that l am not old,
And my locks are not yet grey.
For il starts the blood in an old mans heart,
Aud it makes his pulses fly,
To catch the thrill of happy voice,
And the light of pleasant eye.
I have walked the world for fourscore years,
And they say that AM old.
And my heart is ripe for the reaper, DEATH
And my years are well nigh told.
tits very true-it is very true;
I'm old, and Il 'bide my time;'
But my heart win leap at scene ike this,
And half renew my prime.
Play on! pay on, am with you there,
In the midst OF youg merging,
can feel the thrill IF the daring jump,
And the rush of the bresthless swing.
l hide with you IN The fragrant hay,
And whoop the smothered call,
And my feet slip on the ready floor,
And care not for the fall.
am willing to die when my time shall come,
And shall be glad to go,
For the world at best is weary place,
And nv pulse is getting lows
But the grave is dark, and the heart will tah
In treading its gloomy way;
And it wiles my heart from its dreariness,
To see the young :" CAV.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-06

The Centrevilie Times states thar Capt Tay-
lor, or the Steam Boat Maryland, while lying
At Easton Point, on Tuesday nigh, last, had his
desk broken open and abou, 5000 dollars slo-
en- thereftom. The principal part Of the Mo-
ey belonged 10 person in Baltimore and had
cen left with Capt: 7. to deposise in the An
apoiis Bank.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-06
New Fall Goods.

JAMES & WILLIAM SCOTT,
Have received general and extensive >upPlyG
Staple and Fancy Full Goods,
comprising thevarious articles suitable for the %,"7
which they are enabled to sell AZ reduced prcs.
wholesale or retail, having bought them in Aewi~
and Philadelphia chiefly at auction sales for cash
The attention of their customers, town and county,
and the public generally, is respectfully invited
They have also received package oflong ard 'aNn'
scarlet and white
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-06
MerinO ShaWls,
which they will sell cheap. oct l5-doio''t:
Colu,nbia n insurance Office,

Alexandria, Oct 32d, 1873
NOTICE is hereby gwen TO the stockhOIdtI'
~ this institution, that election for eleven ''I
tors, to serve the ensuing year, will be held at ms
fee, between the hours Of 10 A. ". and -r'H'''
Monday the Sd day of November next,
JAMES SANDERSON, sec!
oct 90 5taw?s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-06
70 Xiet,

~ litt,
Asxsa That large three story Brick ii"a"
HEIsT on Union-s street, between Prince and hht
Jsasi streets, known as the Globe Tavern. nov"
49,. cupied by Mr. Field. 1t has attached 10"
cellar, stable AID every convenience fora 'ayes
The rent will be moderate TO a good tenant rV'"
sion given the lst Of December. For terms sEP9
Mrs. JANE DEAhlf'
oct a4-2awtf Westinghouse.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-06
Notice..

IL persons indebted to Thomas c. TuIy ' E,
n solvent debtor, are required to make lmHe o.,
payment to the undersigned; and those ba''Is |aE
against him, will present them to the suoscrlOe. =.
authenticated CHR. NEALE, ln''e er
oct IN-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-06
EDWARD DROYER,
Libera,or aud ResistI

Liberator aud ReglSter.
And on the 10th July 1898, upwards Of one
hundred and fifteen gentlemen OF Philadelphia
and Carlisle; Whose names, birth place, and
residences were subsequently inserted in the
Dublin papers, were on motion Of Daniel o.
Connell, Esq seconded by Sir Francis M'Don-
nell, admitted members Of the "Caholic AS
ISOLATION Of Ireland"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-06
DUBLIN, August 10th, 1928.

At meeting Of "The Order of Li6srators"
held this day, the following named gentlemen,
residing in The United States of America, were
elected companions thereof. Turner Camac,
Esq. Of Philadelphia; Roher, Walsh Esq. Of
Baltimore; Right Rrr'd. DIR. Couwell, Rev. Dr..
VIM. Vincent Harold; Rcv'd. DR.. Mic hazel Hur.
ley. H on. Edward King, Rev. John Ryan, Rev.
John Hughes, Rev. Nj ]. Mayne, Charles John
son, Esq. General Thomas Snyder, Joseph NJ.
Doron, Esq. DR.. Edward Hudson, John Matt
land, Esq. and Messrs. Patrick Keogb, John
Waters, James Gowen, Joseph D. Prendergasl.
John Mcguire, Of Philadelphia.
EnNy hDn nDnVED
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-02
TRUST S4LE-

1rS virtue OF tw deeds OF rru >SscuS by John Gurr,su
ana hssnna h'swife the be a'ing date Jau. the 18Th
S25, to Allen Dawson ana JohD Nril,op To- ..c,r-
sum Ut money therein mentioned, 10 james Dusore ami
.r "ea'hs date JAN sth 1875, Samuel Lecb Jr 10
.eeure certain Of money therein mentioned 4. L.
Lseo 'nd others Will be sold n Monday the 9Th day OF Nav
the tosn 81 charlottesville, the courthouse bo
anu lot near tn. University, aud the late residence Of John
"omsn, dec Sud at the time AMI place aud oou tn
same TERMS under is deed TO Samuel Leiteh IL will be eI5
one saddle aud Birdie. sow cart and gear ons
and gear feather beds hedsteads and bedding one
e"'k one bffau one pair OF shove onrs ns st9ve
que one pair bellows anvil tools, safe table,
" inisor oisirs, dog silver spoons one x kniy,
i'rk pots skiiet, and all article, conveyed in The
SAID seed Acting trustees shah convey ,nch ,iII a.
'este' ~ us GEO. CARR, trustee
lei James Din'more, appointed by county on of Al
bemare IN the place Of Allen Dawson 4 John N.,or A.
SAML LEITCH, Jr trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-02
IlSrlm die Naay'iis N,po6iesa


70 the editor Of the Rentuchy Reporter
SIR Whoever undertakes to expose a msre-
presentation, which he knows to have originated
IN unworthy motives and to be designed for dis
hohprabie purposes, must subdue that repugnance
which every honest man feels at the idea Of in
sestgsting base act or OF being concerned with
an infamous man. This Tepugnance / experience
III noticing the communication of DR.. Armstrong,
Published under the signature of A Tenncssean .
To 3, ia the Ken!dcky Reporter of the 9th March
idst shall briefly correct his falsehoods and
slccinctly describe his motives. He represents
the sentence and execution of John Wood, a militia
soldier OF this State, in February 1914 as an act
commanded the army 10 which Mood belonged;
and TO color this charge, adduces the certificates
oiiour Pers0ns Purportng to state the Impressions
oi their memories, as to the transaction, at the
distance Of Ii years. shall not enlarge on the
taithlessness OF long memory, Of the ocseness Of
er Payte testimony, taken without the solemnity
Of ~ oath, or on the dupery and deluson 10 which
those who testify at the nstisaOn of secret SLAM
ierer, axe OF course exposed. Nor viii insist ON
The fact that these icltiuig loitaesSe3 had been
slie,naeivcs iEaplicased ia a former Inutiny and
notwithstanding the temper and bias under which
then statements were procured, they admit a
snVuNt OF offence Ga the past Of Wood classifying the
punishment he received.
twill be enough TO show tilatthe court was !e-
gally composed and that the testimony given en-
Olth beioTelt, by competent Witnesses authorized
the senteace, as the condition Of the army and
the department OF the prisoner in fact demanded it,
John Wood having been once. pardoned for the
crime Of mutiny and deSerton, found guilty
On the 1ltn March 1914, Of the charges of DISC
oedi0nce OF orders, di5respect Of ili5 commanding
officer and Inulny," By court consisting of 1--WE
officers, citizens Of the state and members O..
che same corps 10 which nc belonged. These
officers, ss the fec0ld Of the proceedings shcw