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IY-,L. e. .H.aRY COLLEGE


TINE Course Of instruction. til. cias.ica loo in RI
MARY COLLEGE. will commence on the I.t day of
Setoos and ten mna;s on the last Of July This School
De conducted ny the Professor of Humanity
teachers In will he taught the Latin and Geek Lsnsus
s Ancient and modefn GeosrspIy, and Ancient i,.ioy
The pupils Of the school will instructed ma the ,
branches OF an English education.
BY a statute ct the College, the Professor of
Humanity Is required 10 boAIl The pupil, of Ibis
school at stnn
Fse for tuition o.,
40
The French Spansh and italian Languages. will he taught
dc La Pena, recently sppoinsd Professor Modern
Languages. -
The Course of Instruction, il. the Scientific ent.
viii commence the last Monday oetober TIE Lec,ss
are 81" arranged, as 10 enable the Student
'.os' euu eAen Suasn except those attending the Law
luu'oi Glasses and the second session. three classes.
less excused from doing by the Soc,,ty
. Junior Glasses.
PHILOSOPHY Of Grammar, Belle, Lere. Rhetoric and
- Mathematics, copprehepd,ns Agebrs, Geometry. Plane
lyonom.iry, app Of Algebra 10 Geunisy Msnsr
tston OF planes aud solids, with Surveying.
D. ChemistHy
3 Senior C2asses.
V Natural and international Law, Philosophy Of the has
mind, Government Il Political Economy.
:. Natural OF Experimental Philosophy
8 mates, couprehendng SpL.ricai Trisonomey,
Conc SECTIONS, FluIion, the Proeetio Sphere AID
Law & Police, by Judge Semple
History, by Pretss.or r. r. Dew.
nudtu's are fequ.d to board College; but requ.
81 The parent or susfan writing they permitted by Tho
ooey 10 board out condition that they pay ors
than the charges in College, VIZ:
For Board inc udiDg every thing aIeo
each Professor the Student may attend % dollars,
three N' ~ ''' *
Fee for the of the Library
D ls5
D.aBN'EY BROWNE,
Professor of Humanity
oePe. -. 40-wtlON
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Prince EdDdTd COUNTY,, To Dit

WHEHtAS, by The will Of Aaron Lind,ey, dec. Of Prince
W EDWARD county, specific legacy devised 10 all the
ehdten or tber legal representatives, 81 ell his brothers and
sssIs except tbos. Of his brother VIM Lindsey hefe
fore Known that each aud al The igsees sfoesJ az any
remain who have not come forward requested fwsrd
TO The eSor OF the said Aaron Liud,ey dec legal add
tory rfo ~ Their right TO said gscy that distribution
The same Oay le us5e directed ., he will Of Aaron Lind
'ey,dee. THOMAS ALLEN, ,s'or
July "a. ". ;s5,n
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Sept.26

- day Of July, 1926 ' ''
hp'.'y .""e'eJ,Jf Pltf
Th1A Bib, Elizabeth Moely, Jno Boothe William B,co;
IsvD BrOoek aud !lery MoseIey, Sr. exor Of Jno BIZ
dec - " n I'D
The defendant Tho,. Bibb having entered his
anee, according TO the act Of Assembly and the rule, 81 IN
court ant appearing 10 The satisfaction of the cont t he
Is not an nhsbni Of this Stats motion of the pj,na
ny COUNSEL is ordered, That the said defendant d.
here 90 the ''t monday Nov ener hi,
aud answer The plaintiffs BILL and give security for
the decree OF The COURT aud that copy Of This order he S
serted IN me Richmond Enquirer months
and posted at the trout door Of The eoshous Of he ,
county. copy. WINSLoW RCBfNsoN a'a
Hutu' 'o n2,sk
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"A 18th, 1925 ''@"sU'' 'hs
Samuel IL. Pe.,u,, administrator of Tbou., Pe,,u, .
49,. Pltf.
Nathaniel ID. Motley, n.,i.
Inc defendant not being resident of thi, State an n
moo9 OF Toe Plsnfeby his attorney, ordered That s
appear here on The frat day Of October court
70 s the Pah'h COULTER security bis e.sor heinz bounJ
win 1o,ian Pefsson, As securities Of The said def,udsn,
communication Of James H. Thursop dec. or IL sxeee a -.
BOND with ether good ,eruriy And further Ord.r,G tn,
COPY OF ms order be inserted ia the Richmond
once week ior week., A copy. Tesfe, a'''''
Scot Is, 80 'NonsSfR,xe.e
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1926.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-03
MARTINsBURG, VA THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1928.

their service than such as Was provided for by
acts OF Congress, unless sooner discharged by
order ct the President
believe the principal reason why those
troops, in part, feel desire to be discharged
on the 10th inst. is that the volunteers think
that they should not be compelled to serve
longer than one year from the time they were
called into service, as they have held them
selves ready TO &C, at the call OF Government
since the 10th December, 1873. THIS has &C
-asioned much uneasIness and embarrassment
at camp. The balance probably are infiuenc
ed by their recollection ofa tour of duty under
the provisions Of the militia law oithis State,
and by their want OF clothing, &c for LONGER
term OF service; and another argument may be,
that the circumstances under which they were
called TO repel an approaching invasion. in
part did not admit ofdelsy IN their making the
necessary preparation for a tour of six months,
as the act OF Congress respecting detached mi
litIa requires, unless sooner discharged By or
der of the President; in other words, thew had
not time to prepare. Their promptitude DO
NOTED the service; their prompt attention to
the call ofGovernment. and The important ser
vices they have rendered in the field, during
the short term they have been in service,
teaches the belief that they cannot be actuated,
IN their willingness TO return, for any other
reasons than the above mentioned. These
facts and opinions are stated for the inforrna.
ton of Government, with whom alone it rests
to determine bow long they shall serve. to Or.
der their discharge, and likewise TO order, in
the event oil their discharge, how their places
ara to be supplied II is presumed that the
object ofthe campaign is no, yet effected. and
il may not be for some time to come, with best
exertions.
Under these circumstances, and from a de-
sire. selt here, to promote the good of the SER
wee, il would be acceptable to the men in ser
vice 20 be Informed how long they are expect
ed to serve, and. finley are to be discharged,
by whose order, and how their places are to be
supplied. Information on these points is res
pectfully solicited believing that the good of
the service, and the situation of this II on,ief,
require It. am requested to make these in
quiries
have the honour. &c.
WILLIE BLOUNT.
The Hon. SECRETARY OF Wan.
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CHR. J. NoURSE. Chief Clerk.
No. 6.
V'the BIount TO the Secretary Of Var.

NASHVILLE, 10Th Dec. 1918.
SIR: The force from this State. called into
service to act against the hostile Creeks. is
Composed, IN part. Of United States yolun-
.eefsi enrolled under the acts of congress-: of
.he militia, detached under a reouisit,on from
.ne war Department; and, in part. of yolun.
s1eFs who, being bes, armed, turned out. upon
We pressing emergency, to repel an approach
~. ing INVASION of this State ard the M,ssissipp;
territory The first named, think tina, their
Urn OF service expires Gas have advised you)
VI tuis Gay The second, understand. are of
opilll3n' that their term of service will exnire
a. a. .ne'enu OF three months from their entrance
,b "o service; that time being considered, by
,Se militia law OF this State, passed prior 10
."e a'' OF congress under which the de,sch.
'neh' was made, as a ,ous of d,,,v Ths ,h,rd
DESCRIPTION. have reason to believe cons,aer
, WA. 'hey ought lnoi] to be exnec,ed TO serve
,"eer than three months tour from their en-.
,ri"hce INTO the service, if thai long. When
'eSe troops we're called INTO service me tc,,,
az "e's e1peefed to serve sco, M, ,nr,,,on,I IN
" ue Instructions received from The War ne.
ffi1ru,eht, or IN the act of the General Assem
to5ca y, nus State. under which a part Of The
~, vas called out; neither lsas il ,nsnfion,d .,
l;,. ',asF calling them opf--I not having been ad
vsro. VI Tue most acceptable term in the Go.
ana Knowing no other limitation to
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been called out under the law Of l79S. wsich
'snaiss fhe service 10 three months. The President
60 the more disposedto rioke shs decraon. as the
STATE law provides that period OF three msnfis
shall be deemed a fear Of dlsy. and as the spirit
and patriotism OF Tennessee leaves no doubt
but that succession of corps. competent to
he objects Of government, VIII be regularly
provided
Your excellency has hsen Informed that Mr.
M'Ghee, the contractor, was supplied with
funds to meet the acquisitions for provisions,
and has receipt for money, which you furnish.
ed for bis accommodation, is herewith return.
ed. 10 was distinctly stated by him, that your
exceilency would be paid out OF the advance
which he received whilc at this place.
J. ARMS rRoNG.
Gov. Blount, Of Tennessee.
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mtlitta Documents.

The following are the Documents trans
mitted to the House Of Representa-
tives, by the Secretary of War, in
answer to the resolution of the House
of the 10th of January, 1928, on the
subject of the Court Martial held at
Mobile, which were on the 1st OF
February, 1928, referred to the Com
mittee on Military Affairs. and order
ed to be printed; and. on the 18th of
February, ordered, when printed, to
be appended to the report of said
Committee thereon.l
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DEPARTMENT OF War,

January 70, 1870
Sir: In obedience to The resolution Of the
House of Representatives, of the 10th instant,
directing the Secretary Of War to furnish that
House "wih copy Of the proceedings OF a
Cour, Martial which commenced its Strings
at or near Mobile, on tbe fifth dag of Decem
Der, one thousand eight hundred and fourteen.
for The trial of certain Tennessee Mili,iamen
together with copy OF all the orders for the
organization OF said court as well as those sub
sequently issued IN relation to decisions, And.
also to furnish copies of all papers letters, and
documents relating to SAID Court Martial; CO.
pies OF all orders, general or special made or
issued by the President of the United States.
or by the Secretary of War, concerning or re.
lstlng to the length OF service of the detsch
ment of the Tennessee militia, detailed under
the order of the Governor of said State. issued
on the twentieth day Of May, one thousand
eight hundred and fourteen, and afterwards
placed under the immediate command ot Lieut.
Co. Philip P'pkni also, copies of such or.
der, and OF tn. muster and pay rolls of said
rnilltiamen, which may be on file in the De.
partment OF War.
"And to furnish copies Of sny orders Of the
President or Secretary of War, by which. in
the exercise of the deseTtion vested IN the
President by the 9th section Of the act of thc
18th April, 1914, the term Of service of the
Tennessee militia may have been extended be.
yond three months; also, copies Of two letters
from the Secretary OF " ar TO Governor Blount,
dated the ll'h and 3lst January, 1914.
sand, also, to furnish copies OF any cores
pondence in the War Department between the
President and Secretary OF War or the govern.
orof tennessee, during the late war, on the
subject OF the time which the drafted militia
OF sand State should be required to serve 10 the
ARMIES OF the United States %
communicate the enclosed documents.
From the reports of the Adiutant General
and the Chief Clerk OF this Department, no o.
Their documents within the scope of the reso
luton, except those transmitted, can be found
in this Department.
have the honor to be your obedient servant,
JAMES BARBOUR.
The Hon ANDRaw STEVENSON.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives..
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The Secretary Of WGr 10 Governor BlsHnf.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Jan. 3, 1918.
Sir--Your excellency's letter OF the 10Th vi.
timo has been received.
II is thought most advisable, under all cir
cumstances. that the construction given to their
engagements, by the organised volunteers Of
1912, be admitted. In no other case. however.
have volunteers oftho same description refused
to make good sos days actual service.
The militia may be considered IS having
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PUBLISHED. WEEKLY.
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,
TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM,

PArABLB IH ADVANCE;
OR TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS,
AFTER THE YEAR EXPIRES.
rr No paper discontinued until all Arreara-
res are paid up, except at the discretion OF
de Editor.
- Advertisements inserted at the rate OF
One Dollar per square for the three first inser-
tons, snd twenty-five cents persquare for each
subsequent insertion
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Certificate of the Chief Clerk of the Depart
ment OF War.
DBPARTMEN OF Wan
n !" y I OF ME-
January 24lh, 1898 !

January 24tb, 1923 )
icertify that have. by direction of the Sc.
cretary OF War, carefully examined the records
OF this Department; and that the accompany
ing papers numbered from to II, are true
copies Of all the correspondence in the War DE.
partment between the President and Secretary
Of War and the Governor of Tennessee, during
The late war, on the subject of the time for
which the drafted militia of said State should
serve IN the Armies of the United States. And
further certify that it does not appear, from
the records of this Department, that any ap.
pAcaton was made by the Governor of Tennes.
zee 70 the war department, on the subject of
Tue length OF service ofthe detachment Of the
tennessee militia detailed under the orders of
ue Governor of that state, issued on the goth
gay OF May. 1914, and afterwards placed under
,ne command OF Lieut., Col. Philip Plpkin; or
ua' any orders, general or special were made
or issued by the President of the United States,
., by The Secretary of War, concerning or re-
"eng to the length of service of that detach.
nent.
CHR T. NOIIRSR CL:.r ru..L
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from the proper authority to e4use to be made
hence wrote him the letter now enclosed Of
the 22d inst,
further understand that the term Of service
OF the Georgia troops, and Of the volunteer
commanded by gen Claiborne below, is ex
pected shortly to expire. Ipresume tina, the
objects ofthe campaign are not yet accomplish
ed, and that owing TO the short timr the pre-.
sent force has TO serve, that these objects can.
not be effected by them. | beg leave YER,
respectfully to say, that the present aspect: OF
affairs in this section OF the Union, teaches the
belief, that government should keep up an i'm
posing force IN this quarter Arms, camp
equippage, sc. &o necessary for the supply
OF he militia who may be called into service
from this quarter, is much wanted. Such
troops as gen. Fiournoy may call for, I fear,
could not well march without such supplies be.
ing afforded 10y government IN any reasonable
time, so as to act with eiiect.--Those militia
who were IN service, under generals jackson
and Cooke on whom government relied to
I'LL such requlsitons as general Fiournoy nigh,
make, you will disco,er Dy the foregoing in
formation, gwen me by gen. Jackson, consid
er that they have, and shortly will have, per.
formed their tour of duly. Gen. Fiournoy has
not yet made a requisiton
bave the honor TO be, very respectfully,
Jour obedlent servant,
WILLIE BLoUNT.
Non John drmsrong, Secretary of War.
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No. 2.
Ihs Secretary Of War 10 Governor Rfosmt.
WAH DEpAaTMENT. Jan IL. 1914
No. 8.

The Secretary Of Var 10 Gorsrner Blounf
Wan DErAarMLSr, Jan. 81, 16lA
have had the honor TO receive your Excel.
lency's letter Of the 5th instant
Mylelter Of the 1ltt, will have anticipated
your INQUIRIES relative to further detachments
Of militia.
Theattenton ofthe Paymsstes Of the Armv
will be particularly d,recfed to the payment of
the troops who may have been in service from
Tennessee. J ARMSTRONG
HE Erseaeney The Governor, Of zennssses.
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D. spepsia.

nR. MEAD'S PILLS lave been proved b. ia b.
- fallble testof truth, experience, the most 4
fectua medicine ever offered in any country, for IL
cure ofall those derange3 states OF the digestive o.
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Which frequently makes its appearance n'he moatts
pIicated forms, such as loss oappetite, scsnend:s
stomach, and sometimes vomiting; belchlng W oIvt
ter, which issometimcs tasteless, but most conHuI
sour knawing in the stomach, heartburn, co,ttcr,a
paleness ofthe countenance, languor. l0wness Of d,
spirits palpitaton of the heart, vertigo and d.'.H
sleep. The number ofthese sy mpfomsvarie dfi
emf patients, by some being felt only in parts Vii.
others, have additional ones, equally dissgrces5t
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are prescribed by many ofthe frs, physicians, and
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-08
George =. Aough

TS,,w o,an,nr select assortment of SPRING
4 GOODS among which are the following, viz
Blue cloths and cassImeres
Steel MKT and medley do
Black do, some superior
Vigona and Rouen cassimcres tor summer
Stripes of all kinds
White and striped satteens very neat for panaloons
Colored and white drHlings
Beautiful assortment OF vestngs
Black lastingsand circassans
Black and cold brocheile article for coats, &c.
Super and common black bombazne
Bombasettes "
Green blue, orange and black rattnet for coach lin.
ing
Irish linens, sheetings and lawns
81 and GA very stout barnsley diaper
DO do cotton do
Iamask napkins
Super black Italian lustring
Black and plain gros-de-naples
Pink blue and real blue black satin
Bonnet cambria, MILNE and foundation muslin
Furniture cambria and garment dImities
Plaid and stripe cahpaiye
Hatiste robes
Cslcoes and super ginghams
First quality and common hankins
Nankin dye blue do
Grenatne and barrage scarfs
Fancy silk and gauze hdkts
Fine blue searsuckers
Large assortment of coored, black and white silk and
cotton hosiery
GauZe fannes
Worsted bindings, all colors
Carpet do
Red, black drab and blue cotton 10
Parasols and umbrellas
Russia, Germanand Scotch linens and diaper
White, green and other Italian grapes
Black and coiored Canton do
Mems and boys Leghorn, fine palmleaf& coarse hats
Leghorn fats and crowns
Super patent roller suspenders
Grey Canton pongees
Chop tickings
With general assortment of
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Notice.
SHOE BUSINESS,
RoU;o,re md ONO RiI Road.

NTOTlCEto Rad Makers and Bridge Builders
~ Proposals tor the construction OF about twelve
miles of the baltimore and OHIO Rni Road wii be re-
ceiyel Al the oifice OF the ComptnN, opposite Barn
um,s Uel n ltinlre from the h,tto the llth OF Au-
Gust next his portion OF the road commences at the
cc;rv lin. and extends westwarly The road Will BE-
divided into suitable sections for contract and agent
of,he Company will attend on the line ut the road be-
tween those DAYS for the purposeof wing the ground
and of giving such explanations nav De necessary
20 those disposed 10 contract Printed forms of
tract descriptive of the of construction, also
printed forms vi proposals will PoPos
ers. -,
Between those days proposals will also DC re-
ceiyed for the construction or the stone bridSes cu
ysrts and other masonry which may be necessary upon
that portion of the road a considerable quantity OF
masonry will be requisite.
Testimonials of character will be expected to &C
company every proposal Bridge builders and Stone
N,sons viii be expected TO exhibit III addition, testl-
monisls of their professional skill
s. n LONG, ofthe Board
j. KNIGHT. of Engineers
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TOWN. Pa Pittsburg Statesman AMI & zette; Ph'adei-
mia National Gazette; alexandria >Phenix Gazette
frederick Town Examiner; H,gers Town Herald
Z,nesyie Republican. and National Joaraal, Wash
inyton, will copy the above, and forward their ac
counts to the Office of the Baltimore and Ohio Ran
Road Company.
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Or. NusM's

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chance TO End most conducive 10 ther condo't Df
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,rt;.,,lv of the legs and wasting O. the "hoe sys-
ten Heartburn or anuneasy sensation OF beat about
the Dit of the stomach which is sometimes attended
with na,se, or sickness of the stomach and vomiting
belchpg ZAP OF whichs 2ener'iiH sour Paehe7'
- ,h. % ne ,ance co,tyeuess. lsnguoi. gddiness,
10 vness OF spirits. disturbed sleep paPtation oil zoe
heart hatIence, &c.
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