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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-26

GiFidc aud lot ami Gaionne "a FJ.cc al 'es H.
T go '2ifc numerous tnsta he cultivation OF tct r tpE
NiNf ~ me lned Saics ourc, ,on uiIich Is now otn
VII \ " VIII ruca,c fIrai.h erl e.s IN their
't '' before hr rSt ~ 'Lyc ,srt them lr-
"'N"Fe, e. tis ulrtn cities vi.c5c suL.un option lists shan
nav" "'""i md lh"Iio0;s WI ,-cc va = old, and .i
Woi'' cossGie iunt tho second year OF thcr
q" painted icy IL ~ ca.,f rs chased auL hacked N
N! "il .nc oi the original sol in which tcy have ben
'", "I-Gh VA greatly ytar the t,ivm, ,F the Roofs
Cn"s viii I've nqncualy attended 70. tic euscricrs de.f.
't" '' "'t'r H"i 81 ccle "a INC Ctle Vine Roots they
WEI ' rave IHy ratIc pay 5,r loo ioo,- or ,r,
81 ne .le" - c'' each Root. less jn 1000 "a the
o' o s 20 nal, TO- a, The rate ' If cents ca
W ,'' l. r'"'' Tor Ices Llan 100 and ~ Tor
i?,n1a'o be made delivery OF sc Roots. Letters no.
C~T Subscription IT., "77cl .'t,r Tort, with A.
lHb'nH u Nhiicimc; Pt,J,,5ia Van Nnnnsc B,iti,or~
'iia.d Etrad-. u oeocion Cty, Wu,am auo re DroI
5a''npo' Aicn & Co "oro',.ot Hail. shaptc. g. Tuppc
~ t""'''|, roster g. li.ron C.Gitr,ioa, l. T. Sire,
Mr. 4 orHr BOOK ou hc Cf'rr~ crr.,G ~ Vino. and
co. 'hc Maxim Of Vine, ~" found tic p .ncral Eoos-
,'yrs % he United states h hi- A2"nls III furnish then
Catalogue NJ G7ps jir Fo,r Pat oc Lorr,r p,ogo.cs 10
R9nE
The following s9cecs selected tfaia. the -,oce Of
w.ch is r' TO -u'srrihcrl:
Tbte tiyrp's ar far m'tm" S',,rt -W,url--I All
c"ni" i.o'mycs, with ciusrs I,idc Tolr go.Ll.o
DO W." VS., toT Joad'i) j, Strt Guilmt g. Ni,cl;; C.
', lromsufn iuNa,'a, from 40" rtc Lott & Mayoisi,;
- Tdav so, Suan II, Con.''r''r. O., ro'a,e,-Prr-i'
1rie Iweat ~ Malyoi"; ~ k"lfo1t t',d I}our) j.,
f"hW, "nur-i" Nu,cepat 30. l,.uqoc'cc DO Do,.
'" ~. ANT de- tD'r - OF tcie - ,Ducc;c 81 ID,
b. la ro 60 fislosc 81 irn.c 1rys3, x. Ga~p,.s
hny"rm -, - ,c1T 49, Jaco'r 30. nlcirc- ~, Purau
3 rmanirr ~. fcniU-ic,; ~, jo,tcgoon; A. Boueon
for me Tl5b u.iy.--Wu- H. Ca-.o'as NJ rn ror,ao.
Arcat re7nrlc. H. w. 1, prrr ~ 49, iS-on Ic-.,c,'
"'2 81, Do (ffroIrr,) -, Yrrsu. Ia - Chasca..
mas on ,lae' IS, Eaiy So:al.n
- lc ~ o,r.,r pan OF Bassor's ha.f OF ,c coal Pie r.,
n. A q n tlr ,ftttt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-26

e tfft "A AIR. a.. l.A-,l>.-N' to pc
y 'ses, W the Gth div al Nr. nr~t 20 the ..c,
o"i'r for cisn, i!tv ucrs ii -, WIN. VDy",
it'. IA tbs county at Goor'nd, st' " urqts OF
decd i trust, executed hy lics.Niah iytir tn siecd
"Hi"! the ain November IN nud CO.. rccti tiopcharI
' N' i f9u, ,'s' m 10 riiStRR5I>v r'c<
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-26

y ANn t-)S SliE.-ihr Subscriber otter, ipr stic a
aini ir in i,r yi, m York river
lew mics uc1w Gloucester Town, cn.iauiu. hundred
ald Ily nv" acres, tmGeICu ot ID island Il. the
This place ) mtei for fine G oud nystcrs, has
Sir'" n -nni wacc The improvements consist dwelling
hoc, ~ sun 10 snl! ln'ly. For truYs. (which will
accoGTpldrS,l apply hl Scha,d IEonr0. Gloucester
or a. ihc Undersigned, III ilato.cr HECTOR DAVIS.
Sept ~ .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-26

Cuwts CRY Ccrvry, July 1913.
ION L.gaiacs G7I DjRriJH,tg 81 Joir Lrdd, dec.
VOt '"sriy notified, tH' an norY pioplrcd rs tho
y c'n- o. 'hc l'o S''ur La@d, wo * or Of Tho said
John ai n pay oycr 10 cach and 100 Of you your
shares OF balance which appr - be duc ifc % said
john L1dd by f"i'ucg COMM. oncf, appointed Tor dat
purpose Uv 90" county count n Nia,~ Cy, urrn nd
vouchers presented by W." sid samuel Latd which .I uc.
count s1ardc' a.d ses 3. OF record h a., Office OF Carrs
1y County, aIi Jt, bs irlc balance 6r t1 aid cfiIr
some oiy ol nr r. dct i c |rc Of Ohio. and others sc1,
wide aT1' from ca0h other The failure r~rivs pro-.
portions VII ho your own, and shall pay fr
Oh hc amount after reasonable period fr0 This day.
ShATf W. LaDD, EV'or
c@t2o-'f Of Sainl add de-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-26

I'd f'~NtA al = Ahat.ih 0oeuHiI"- 90 ecI-tu
Iva OF the Superior coust Ut cCcrv tuf Richmond dis
me- pronounced ~ a cause therein ccpvE linz, wherein iu
nelson administration lie bor.- % Thomas Walker te
rata lu Tie executors ~ Nicholas taacl dec. and other
are '"ien''~ VIII ~ cNiuCI to sale h:.i.>, bidder
'ti'f; iic 1"r 0 Nyn AIBNiamls'- M Ntruon on
h' 'r 80" e." Move hcf n'- the tr's ~; land lying
~u1i rive ara r C"r augusta, n!l,ri, p: ,sr trlc,
'i '5 ni' a'rs N, lr tuies OF iour hundred
acre aoun5 Atr HAL, tract 81 Ci,i; hundred acre,
adjoining >uHl steele ard on" irct 1T hrn,..l acre.
nionrs AtChd Stuart Tie tcnGs al ir follow To-
va; ""c-iir q" the money i interest o-
'e LAY -. ale, 'p J it thereafter inc other
;"oliris WITH interest "c'1 H i" Jay Of sale, paid
~ TWO t''s tnerear e int II {" h' rlwl, the pa
mtnis I'e lnct1lv ma.'tt' pam, secured i,y
bonds ""h >'n"'uf ."cuff ali d'- ~ on land,
pHrci< "icn non' a;' !"' %! ts>', default
r'd1c 20 r'u 10! 'av G>' ,'Irut, , ti.itn t,rccl
"'t the 'se dltr 81 -" ut-it-. money n'.. a
I'D .r'-'.. GEyR,,E E~hIIDt.E, NJ ;. {. Z.
Nuy6 =.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-26
6NItl't,ATftlN.

N"Pt 10 M,
9TnCCArfON. subscriber has the pi,,u.,. 70 M.
vii ~ opened a~un, at MLLWOOD, the rs,.rroe
'tieT, GA the i1 day az Jaupy 1893 His oi in
o>cil education Tho undersigned, grateful frr Inc extent to-
whchh, school m teen pa,runise 10y hcfa public p dues
the snc c'a.acc: winch II has hccco! sustained In u,sti-
""l OF tho deep Sarc Inc cicrtus % the dhclly aud
has oiy 10 say, ha his time exclusively Devoted their
i~i'ni'ou, aud t r t, r'gry plrcj from tlci, society.
"a Is ms duty AMI raht L. constant communion
"Nre tnTn with 'e t',c al l,unt;, and co
~ vast Importance 10 hri, ioHgc d. The iappy ni-
20 ali those Who Inv. ,,,.,ri ,h, ~; & , w = ~
Terms, tor board AVID thtoh io' each boaocf niug
CHARLES \. LEWIS, rrx. .
Isr0inr cn;nty, Va Do;. -, lH.G, =
ss,'rtJ NTIyS f{Ai!iI; E.-I1 1lTIr7----1--7 i conn
~ miicc appointed by board trustees c DESTROYS If
auract N h' attention 81 tue public :" this n,Iu ohin the
nope mat by dies lEiin. advantages sufficient ,rrse ~
non ~ u, '"n me- s'a""f01l AMI L''1ncr thr Interests II
sey IN" Local! i"o',on OF Ibis seminary, c.clal res
poets, favourable The climate uIcormoly healthy
INC iaI;s OF ia re ~ generally and The necc>,l,cs
NJ lite may bc otar! tine inos' ou'o The COIN
i'sc hal il', "oarhs n;a be han IN respectable
at W. no'hS Tho av i.rieS as 20 he ,rs
az boarding IN I' en-, ty u"nslcr 'yccc lt Youths
rouid De e\i ">rh '''e temptation, .nc.jti 90 t,c be
iuCtct nous IS on 'na' rpe-r',rpr.
II j. contemplate nt ih institution III he hin open fr
tho reception OF pp'i ~ 'r ist"f o"oerncNt provide
prospect % an STATE though moderate" remuneration ior
'I SlNN'> az '''' ''i u 700
tons who have Gated, IN that cvct. - ,uarc OF the
Academy, l,u,"rS. 10 those acquainted with the Rev
'oiSrH S'iIr AMI Lrrirr0 AoorLi, t nothing nvr, s
All ny way Of 'mmcda, ON. b' parents and guardians
~ distance V ourselves for III" great moral worth the
CORRECT "epo:ucut and the exemplary has Nessr Smith
amt NaddcA We, moreover, e>p,r>s candid O., mon in
stating. that liter qualified * ihoir N of cnlcr
Their Iscrt"'''" o .Scrt~, an their aivaa lcl'ion
could not b. cl'c"i or ~"h Institution. w gy. this
accommodation umN p'rscua hnnw IL 'uc merits OF ;lcse
gentlemen, with wN"'0 we Intimately acquainted
The terms az TUITION will be eluce below the customary
rates as may hc 4"ru from the following -cle,uir, which has
ir"N sanctioned i.r i've honri OF trustees.
For LATIN, tr, Maieuaiic, Natural pio-.rlv Chcniis-
rv, Asucncmy Hie'orck, logo, Moral an: Mental ih:io-o-
lhy-prr session, 81
tor Reading, an.hp, Arithmetic, El,,l;s' Grammar
and Gccgrlihy-pe. session, so
the Ssl''yr viii be opened The Monday in Vnvrn-
er Letters addressed any rcibcr of the committee
wil receive the uc>; prompt attention.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-26

ALL NELSON has r6eiEcd, hv the rrrrn, ariYal
from New or and thsselphia, the gcatrr part eli hi
! Nj GOODS; suiciss which are
London dtiilc and puin, blankets
y g ia, II and ia rose DO.
White, ,c.i, green and black f,nncls
N"r blue, black, gry, Oxford, olive and ,ab cloths
10 do. do csSSineTcs
1wumon zine ani supcrfnc sauncts, well assorted
Noon. IT'S, kcrs,rys and liISeys
Plain and printed c;,rp.sl baLrs
SwanStown and Valencia vnstnss, assorted
,nlnurei and black knrlish horyitinc do
fiam ami hl,urcd Ooinbazcts
NcIno cssIcrc, assorted colours and superior quality
bct nluc DivI oiargr crcvs~ianS
Camn" triIrS and crcn >au plaidS
six, wo!ctit. AsnlSWOnl aud cotton hose
Dn. do. dn half tlo
IN elegant ASSIGNMENT O s,IIr" LONG ,urr!io
Cashmere lutie ',u C,j>,UncGc ana Valencia dn
Super london and French printed c.,hbrcs
siipe' and piau' Sii hnhS 1ud hat:S'c
Cotton cambrics api cawhric ,nus,rs
PLAIN and figured book, null nnd swiss H.,
superior hiark italian mstrinSs
SiiCk anu cCo,rSd ,irOs de Naples
Italian nets and wor>ivd harC c
Black nloCcl'nc ahd fjor,ncr
Canton and Nan'.rin grapes
tumi,arc, hrl ami other ribbons in elegant so ',nri
Nicrino and cashmere hdkC.
Nptsici arl hIr;C .ai2c to-
India ani German silk dp
Imitation bani,uuii and Aldlas do.
Coloirri AMT While cravatS
SUicr black iu,,il, do.
S'uS br-. skim, Ncodstock a,rl huIscsAin sio.cs
Ladies do. I>sJrtci
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-26

ESr.iA ..sS ~tLitbNiI.-A SUOi ". - ~, ,lc.. a, Ic
hat "i '"r'a Nest a. the residence OF subscriber IN
t"ccomtl "a N,NV h, uudC tn Ms, Elizabeth Bacon
All 'r ."Hrci". Oh GOOD I'm i,h education m CAUGHT and
Un'iv, attention gwen morals Of tNo>,
conlcc % her itwl e exclusively females nnd is
limited 80 nricpu iorrs. hoard and tuition ,r ~ son
IT ten months, So I've paid iJth av of
August u'c balance tie aiih nf }Te;,lcr Tefn Will 10
.aca"" if'n tine 18th 81 A,,us, IN" 18th Cl,;ocr.
JOHN L. CLCPTGN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-26

r'NEs.N iiii'l4 .'E.IE.S.l..I 80 r,ii,u
~ ensuing year, ON the th nf Janunry, c,c'
'sh ~ h u.Cr. liNu @! month ne yy EN- ~
'NH sumner The Subscriber sui keep
tnt hn cuur-c Of instruction viii atm aud
f-tN sliI'a tive ic;rnts Ot G"om,trv, Grn5ai
ne use IF IA Maps dui o.cs and MI ji.uo, brr,,- ri
cd~ca Tuition ot LATIN scholars Sd Els SD:
boarding So, Per annnr STREET attention. VIII DC .vri,
serve the moral, and health eis 10 advance
ucir stiiivs join HALLS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-26
RE"TVANCr.


RJyers md Hrryie 70.
la. and Wm. Giti.q}..
%'oh, brine Il 10.
3gios. .4'E,jaS,
mo. S!ei0art,
'ierr, CaSkie s. ca.
Gray md PGnkey.
Geo. L. Sampson,
a. PetticoIVs and Gu.
i. .Ifarr q Son,
Williams & C'ringa1,
j. ". Wintrce.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-26
WILLIAM HOYS,
IAh = Ora FCGp,
JOHN WAYT,
JOHN G. Sewers,
EHlSCOE &. BALDWIN.


Nihr >'icf,,r o!tg> sjC, plantation ON
Z wsica - resides, Gale the Meadow Bridges THIS estate
Is situate IN The county Of Hanover on Cheks1omhy swamp
TX lrS from tire city % Richmond, aud confirms 49, acres
~ which there between, and $50 low emn@- cleared
ne tate Improvements e swami have entirely drncd the
wa '"'s; the hIl land IS Well improved: the buildings
extensive, comnodlous aid Ill good order: the orchards are
lrH containing between and 1900 of excellent fruit,
lHf health ~ the s''h-clcTs family, since ;- residence this
eta" allows him assert that no situation can he more s;r
" IN 'i respect No property has been offered ale in this
-t'h "t county, ivI laty years, possessing
''ii5,s ne soil IS Wei calculated .Or the pro iucnn
'r' cotton oa;> rye and 's, au small potion TOR wheat
iS 'e"taua s0 Il s. unsurpassed The subs, ri!cr would
rieef making private e, bat ty 18th of
D'''iT, ne viii then offer publicly NJ same time hr
"s'ii 70 OF 70 likely mu"S his crop of CON- cons,. OF
a'2ui $40 Aari, between "a aud 3tJ Eunniv
cofn ofder, S'cAs, &c-"l0 his !oes, mules co;,
~ 'r WITH hrs household furniture, plantation utensils &C.
~ Terms o sale, IF i re-! end personnel estate, vii ne made
NnuNn ~ pr1 r'ru" JOSHUA SIDnRS
Wa kfI1re. Ocf. 9Th. lGNH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-26
SUBSCRIPTION
RER. ALVYIONSE Ia

~ x. \ LiiuDN$E IOUBA'C ha-
4EA WIN. considerably enlarged his NINi:>
YARD, on l.osG-isLAYp, where Inc now has.
IN iIii cultivation, IHirty-fce .Hc,es Of
thoUad containing Te,O10 Gia,e Vine
fop's having a.eo the peculiar advantage
OF b'.n" "n'hi,- to procurc the b.t .pccics
OF Roofs nom his Fathers extensive Vf,,c-
yards and Nurseries, III iGv Districts OF B..-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-26
gaR. RIClINI!D LrnIN,,


z ar. RICuiRO LUDLOW Take notice. tl,a,
80 on tc 't of January nest ~ Lr7, :u tic county o..
tsE, shall rpc"cI 20 take dcpy-tuns and continue from
dayi1 day until tr.h) in suii uCy dcirndg io county
ro1d - tsscy, ~ which hia,e : ludlow WIDOW Of the hate
DorL Richard Ludlow and y eli raoi o.. Mary iya
bch, and E'"rd John Ludlow, a, pa ,i, and yoi a 4
OILERS are ''icndinis. Your 30; .r.v't
WI GNEtEf'T nd. dr =. n.
lun NoV. i"-'. "t--"tc ofKc.atG Ludlow, dec.
AIiRsiNI \: AtIu'. holdr, ccf4's office o l-,ev
county cn I'VE sd o"y No,ciaUrr 1873 Elizabeth l.
,"I'", " ihtp IaucJ guardian oi -it.J Elizabeth, aud
"iaHl 'ou u0oV, plaintiff, 0t,ri NI.t fizIB.i. and
richard '" LUDLOW, uiau'- Of KriaId u,'1t dec Inios
d'"n''' i!o"1 Guardian ad feu, dr;c,H h. said IN.
i"p.t iui ti,H1ri i"lCJF, detuYauf.--i. tn,s,try.
Ifr defendant PcharJ Ludlow a., t,gnr cu'cged Mi s.
F 1r.ir' |'W .'t. ry l~c7gIt .t 80 Of assembly
I 'r r. ~ 'ni, court and appearing .ntis~tnry cv
d'nc" mat be- o. ny' nnoritl', OF sf.'e therefore on
' Wp'ot OF t' plaintiffs 4 Is o,crej. r tine SAID defendant
'nhIl ludlow, ~ appear bCpc 3D. 3. ,iccs 81 he count,
court ni f'scN, ~" me td ipay r fauu,ry next and All
"cr ief b! o"' ' c10yo fh order be- Irhnth inserted
fHn' new f'Ir' oi extensive Cru0f.1n published in this
"e'iH 'r "o l"ours -iscy aud thai another
'" 'l' ~ ''' Io,. 10. trr 1pr"Ist nf this COUNTY
coy. 4"f', IACI o.. rHrrI END..N, j. G.
'f wgfc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-26

Itr3r H~~'st''"t of brown ,rl Nclch. >hiri.s AVID
'crm@ domestic AIDS, tckinIs, apron and i,u'u.c c'.
~ e. !
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-26
Lexington, Rocbidse county, :,o,. itr, 1873 dime

HIHi = I'D 10 c ji Ola. obi, oi .,qcn1i..
- oa n' l6t' DAY of juno i1.t. runaway, FHi.i;E
Ave Who she hroTzs James VI tr"iS aud rr
Ire Prc,'' veu - " uiau J. ta-r, e county too-l
mt sud lave he! Oh sftl co1,it ..J'c striped d5,s
Co., co2t pair of shoes ard 7 reInont IN her snoccf
and apl~ar, 10 be about t"cntyi'ur wears old is ar
n 'iin and - about feet or INC c h-. The uer of
shove slave IS desired come s.rr provo ponr'v IA,
c'rgs and take her away. she win rr cal with
H. llV'. EtItt-f.I. IL. SsT0!D ..,r.,-
nt13 ~,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-26

'k'D Ju1c. Baker, MARY BAKE i' batrr Maula ia NeT
Hr l'oNcr, md 'iush Gcdin, 1drl Of George Poker
on no' b'U@ inhabitants ul This mnOuwralh, will please
20 t' no'cnthai ut tho Supe Court VI Cbaucory ~
!" uoi'n l1r lc WILLIAMSBURG ditrict shall the said
y''' ON ,'lin'F end ycI col. criHUts
IOTTv CnrTrV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-26

LVci-e mi Si-er,
DIniel Unrlpicic,
inn. JJues,
UnL Bqr,eH,
ChS. Eiijg,
n. ". .Noiiin-,
y. {. Br0ad r.,
nm Kerr,
iiptchison & berr
H. l.. Uj4A}S S'1n
Sunni. s. Sa,g.derS
nov l5-wifr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-26

IA ~ coHnne, ruiiiw;i, 'le AL Di IrdgC
ON The lnh ciy OF - pat, lWuiaiiO boy who stvs
"' atne / H'ifOLA> WEIR, aud p~r IS free oni but
1ni iml he - 81 age, VI il,uciMy the county of
Npon San nov Is 7DoIt is or II years ~ g. arut Grt
or 10 inches hirh o light co~eviou his clnthnr 81 bad
nat hc ca"n,t be described: ne hrs aoats that 4u oh.
cry. The owner any, Is required 20 Apply i.'n, or nc
"il be dealt with a5ls--Dly 20 lass.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-26
RCrrp POINTER, Trustee.
MIS-. WA5kNEis. ". i,iiICE.-

Or *. ~ NtSh-t;t ". i'tsEC E--As va. axe "A uun.g
~ sic'i . S.i, ard have agent i"pvl to- me- ,al,
not ce, That shall nj the on @ places an periods viz az Pos,
t's idfet' Irh AHn county, Va. die SATURDAY, IA
anuary nest "a William N-wion's nam county Va
On ~ 'tr saturday IN nj janurr Ueyt and al Gccnbuc-
'r county, Ky TIE 2h VI Dec ncXt, sp,cd To take t
'rosi!r, aEC 'ay of S.n,r wit theses - Inc r,, AS ,,
dence.' sat IN thv IF t'",,~'rianI i'm a. anr,,
w.'ch am llltin aud you and Others are ,c.nt,ns
-
Delaware journal., 1828-03-25
TRIAL OF DAVID MORROW.-No. II.

The Court having been qualified in presence OF
the prisoners who having been previously asked II
they had any objections to any of the members,
and having answered in the negative, proceeded to
the trial of David .Morrow, Sergeant of Captain
Stroher's company.
CHARGE lst.-yNfutiny.
Spcc,Gcation In this that, between the Goth
and 3Oth September, 1914, he carried about a pa
per to get assigners TO go home on the goth OF the
same also on the morning OF the 18th September,
1914, he forced the guard at the issuing house, and
broke the door, and rolled out several barrels of
flour went to the bullock pen, shot down several
beeves, brought them to camp, there issued the beet
and flour among the mutinous party cooked 1t. and
on the morning of the goth September 1914, at the
end of reveille beat marched off at the head OF the
munous party of Captain Strother's party yelling
and firing his gun.
Il CHARGE 2d.--ESecuting to Manity.
| Specification. In this persuadng soldiers to go
home on the Goth September, 1914 and not report
ling those who were speaking words tending to lead
men to the act of mutiny, required By regimen
e tai order of the 23d august 1914.
10 which charges and Specifications, the prisoner
e plead not Guilty.
II Stephen Ray, sergeant of Capt. Mebane's com
: panv, a witness in behalf OF the prosecution, being
/ sworn. states That he on fatigue on the nigh
OF the 18TH OF oeptemoer' soMe VI VIC P"iJ "a "a
pressed their dissatisfaction at not having an opPor
tuny of cooking provisions to SO home, as ael a.
those in camp; when the prisoner said, that any
,, person who intended going home the next morning
was fool for being there at work; accordingly,
IS great MANY Of the party left their duty. and repaired
:, to the camp to cook; and hatthe prisoner did arcl
off on the morning of the Goth, with the mutinous
- - party, yelling, and firing their guns.
Phillip Bryant, private ofCapt strother's com
!, pany a witness in behalfof the prosecution, being
sworn. states That he saw the prisoner with sub
scripon paper, and heard read going about te
II procure subscribers to proceed home on the t1usn
eth September, 1914 saw the prisoner at the issu
. ina house heard him order another man to breah
10 |dowa the door saw him picking at flour, and hav
81 ing it rolled out, on the 18th September 'ha1 pee
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Vhe Six Mi\itiamen.

proceednps of the Court Martial ordered by Ten
.r,, Andrew Jackson. on the SIX MILITIA MEN
[ccur,telv repubshed from the Documents puDlish'
N bv order Of the House of Representatives oi ue
United States. ,rn, ~
THE TRIAL OF JACOB WEBB. NO. !.
The Court having been qualified in presence OF
khe prisoners, who having been previously askeu
hey had any objections to any OF the members anu
ayny answered in the negative proceeded to the
kal IF jacob " eb6, private of Captain Strothers
company.
CH4RGE-D Desertion.
sopc;dentioa In this y that, on the 18th Sep
emDer, 1914, he deserted his post, while on guard,
between the,hours Of six in the evening ana Elk ol
ae morninr Of the same month, September, 1914.
CHARGE 2d-INutiny. :
Specification. In this that, on the morning ., o'
the 10th September, 1914, paraded with the mutl,
nous parity and at the end OF revee peat, maro'ea
oT with them, velIing and firing guns, and alter ar
lyinr within the neighborhood of Fort Strother, oe-
tween the 10Th and 50th Of September, 1914, no
headed the mutinous party of Captain Strother
company.
Soec;Gcat;ou. That, between Fort Strother ant
Fort Deposit, he stopped Wagon, and took "u
flour, beon"ing to the contractors agents, NESTS
pope. Braha,n' and Hickman, in the month OF Sep
tembpr, between the Goth and aoth of the same.
rowhich charges and specifications the prlsone
plead Not Guilty.
Lieut. David Mitchell, a witness in behalf Of IN I
prosecution, being sworn, states lhat ne istota'
unacquainted with the matter. =
Lieut.. Thomas Horne, a witness IN behalf OF !, IN
Prosecutions being sworn states: that he was o!ilce
Oftc guard on the 10Th September, that the prlsoI
er belonged to his guard, refused to do the duty
a ceuline on post, and did not return, after goln
ohis tent, although ordered to 40 so, and coh!'ht y
ed there during the night. On the morning OF u
10Th September, the mutinous party lett rort 'aci
son, after which, the prisoner was msslng' ana Cal
uldly believes he accompanied them. :,
Captain S'rother, witness in behalf OF the pros
enion being sworn, states: That he oeheoes I'll
prisoner paratlcd at revee, as charged, and he
certain that he marched of with the mutnous part.
: John Carroll, witness in behalf OF the Prosec'
lion, being sworn, states That the prisoner WI "
not the man who forcibly took the provisions on Il
: oatractor's wagons. :,
! The Court adjourned for want OF evidence, unit
tomorrow, o'clock.
=. The Court met. pursuant to adjournment r.
j. ent, the President and members; and PSoceeded
ee urther examination of witnesses.
Il Green B. Ns,oson. private OF Captain Strother
'mpany, witness in behalf of the defendant, be'I
'oa, states: That the prisoner deserted his po
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TOl.ol.
CONDITIONS, S,

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w: One dosLar for four insertions Of sIsrtee'.
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o4- THE Anniversary of the SUNDAY School
/ WOW Of Newcastle County, will be held IN the
b Presbyterian Church, Wilmington; on "eohes, 5,
Ihy evening, the goth instant, at ii O'CLOCK al
kyb,ch time the Annual Report Will be reau' anu no- az
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+uzens is invited and solicited. ~
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