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HIGHEST PRIZE,
1000 Dollars,
TICKETS ONLY TWO DOLLARS
lobe drawe in the City Of Washington on
Wsdnesday, the soth July. 1928.
THE GRAND CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERY,

NUMBER SEVEN.
For Internal Improvement, Literature and
Charities in the City of Washington. and in
the States OF Delaware, North Carolina and
LOUISIANA.
90 Nnm6ers used--9 Ballots 10 Be drason.
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C0HEN'S 0FFICE-BALTIMORE.
Sd class Maryland State Lottery, toy 1928
To be drawn in the City Of Baltimore on
Wednesday,, 25th June. This Month
HIoHKsT PaTzR,
Ten thousand Dollars.
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Il STRAY.-Takcn up Is an Essray. q young
IL HORSE. dark bay or brown colour, three
pears old, about fifteen hands high, lsng tail.
no brand or mark appraised to thirty Ave dol
lars. The owner is requested to prove propsr.
ty, pay charges and take him.
HENRY BEDINGER.
MAY 20.
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Satptng, Garntug, Sc

VnSHE subscriber takes this method q inform
j ing the public, that he has the Mills lately
occupied by James Bell. dscesseds in Shep-
herdstown. where he 10 pfey5,ed 10 execute
on the shortest notice. Wool viii be carded
into rolls for 6 cents (sash) per lb. or z cent?
credit.
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Riflemen.-Attcntion!

VOU are ordered to parade in front Of Mo.
i Clesry's tavern, on Saturday the 9TH Of
Juae next, precisely ct 2 o'clock.
An election will take place on that day to All
the vacancy, occasioned by the resignation Of
Lieut. James p. Erskine.
1t 10 contemplated likewise upon that ocea.
sion making some preparations to celebrate
with spirit, the approaching anniversary Of A,
merican Independence
BY order Of Captain Faulkner,
May 20 ID. ORRICK. q s.
y. s. II is desirable that all the rifle uni.
forus, which belonged to members Of the COM
pany. since dead or removed from the county,
be deposited with Capt. Faulkner, who viii
have them disposed Of to the advantage Of in
dividusls owning them
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Martinshurg May %. q.
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HEAD QUARTERS, }
18th Military District {
AFTER GENERAL ORDERS.

General Cour, Martial, to consist
OF five members. and two suparnumer-
aries, will convene at Mobile, at such
time as Lieut.. Col. Arbuckle shall d.
rect, for the trial of such militia prison
ers as may be brought before it Col.
L. Perkins is hereby appointed Presi-
dent of the Court, and Lieut. w. l..
Robson, of the Sd Regiment o.. infan-
try. will act as Judge Advocate Col.
Pipkin, of the lst Regimen w. L. mi
iit'a, will detail The members, from the
State troops at and near Fort Mont
gomery; order on all the witnesses ne
cessary for the trial Of the prisoners OF
his regiment at this place; also furnish,
specific charges against them; and, last
ly, will notify Lieut. Col. Arbuckle of
the probable time they will reach this
point, to enable him to regulate the
hour of sitting
B mmand. BUTLER ,.4el5us. Gent
ORDERS
The General Court Martial, of which
COL Perkins has been appointed Psesi
dent, will convene at eleven o'clock on
the 5ih instant, at such quarters as the
Assistant Deputy Quartafmaste Gene.
raj may assign forthe purpose.
NJ. ARBUCKLE,
Lieut. Col Commanding.
The Court met, pursuant to the pre-.
ceding order
Present
Lieut.. Colonel p. Perkins, President
Major VIM, C. Smart, \
Captain James Blackmore,
Captain VIM. Mckay. '"'"'
Lieut.. Jam Boyd,
Iii Ut Daniel Mitchell. :
Els gu rhos. n. Williams, 'N'''"D'"'''' '''
The Court having been regularly
constituted. and no persons appearing
before them for trial, adjourned until
Tomorrow, at 10 O'Clock.
The Court met, pursuant to adjourn
ment Present, the Pre- sident and Mem
bers; and having been qualified, in
presence of the accused, who being
previously asked if they bad any cbJec
ton to any of the members, aud having
answered in the negative, proceeded to
the trial of Captain John Strothsr, list
Regiment W. L. Militia, arranged on
the following sharges and specifca
tons:
Charge LIST E1citing TO Mutiny.
Specification: In this: that, on the
march between Fort Deposit and Fort
jackson, between the 4th of July and
Slst of the same, be stated, in presence
of some of the troops, there was no law
to compel them to serve longer than
three months; and unless he was shown
better law than be had seen, he would
march his company home at the end of
that time.
Charge ConniUing at .Mutiny.
Specification: La this, suffering those
under his command to go unreported
to the commanding officer, contrary to
the Rules and Articles of War, in such
case made and provided; and in using
words tending to lead men to the act of
mutiny; stating, that, if be was the
Lieutenants, he would march the com
pany under his command home, on the
Goth of September 1914.
Charge sd DisObedisncs of Orders.
Specification: In this: not complying
with the regimental order, bearing date
the 2Sd August, 1914, which required
kbn a q 4 u
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MARrlNsBURe, VA THURSDAY, MARCH 90 1925

aitsd States, to execute the laws of the union,
TO su7pres ilsurrections, and TO repel invasions.
[SEc. 8 find Be nfnrfber enacted, That the
militia " IN called into the service OF the Uni
fed sta e. BY virtue of the before recited act,
Act Of 1881 may, il. in The opini0n Of fie Pre-.
sident Of ne United States, che pubic interest
qare a. be compelled 10 serve for term not
excecding SIR months after their arrival at the
place Of endezvous 10 any one year.
lApproyed April 18th, 1Si4l
Laws U. States as ABOVE vol: A. psge 703--4
ANALYSIS
Ofhe Proceedings Of The Court Martial, csnue-
ned for trying The rEESEsskE MILITIA
MES.
lFtOnI official documents, laid before the H. OF
REPRESENTATIVES, OF the United Siates.l
REPORT OF THE ADJU FAINT GENERAL.
ADJuraST GESERAL's OrFIcg,
Washington, Jan a, 1923.
SIR: Agreeabiy to your instructions,
Respectfully submit copy of the pro
ceedings OF the General Court Martial,
which convened at Mobile on the 9Th
OF December 1914, and of which Lieut..
Col. Pc kins, of militia, was President,
a copy of the orders for the organiza-
ton of the Court; also, copy of the
orders subsequently issued in. relation
to its decision.
The files of this office furnish no 9TH
er general or special order, or letter,
touching this subject, or, relating to the
length of service, of Tennessee militia.
lam, sir, very respectfully your obedi.
ent servant,
r. HOMES 4diu,f Gean
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r JONES, .Adja't. Gent,
10 the SECRETARY OF WAR.

MOBILE. 5th December, 1914.
Proceedings of a General Court Mar
tial, held at Mobile, by virtue Of the
following orders:
ADJUTANT Generals OFFICE
I. oremhar . st 1873
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fPUBLtc-\o. 15.1

AN ACT providing for the appointment of
an additional Judge nfihe SuperlorCour'
for the Territory Of Arkansas, and for
other purposes
BE & enacied by hs Senate and House
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n ne Corner Of Thames ard Church sir,s.
- \ 5 been fitted up in the MODERN style,
~ aud rcplenished with n .arge assortment
Of NlVy aud EEBG AIT GOODS,
not inferior IN quality, and .ow h. price. as
any in town; tho truir-of wh,ch wa appear
evident 10 those who may CO and notice the
price and quality OF the GooIs
.imO7g hcm are tAe foiiouipq:
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ar .Nceiing ofhe Boari Of Hcoih for
The Jo,cn Of .NtcpoH, .AyrH 10, 1923

me JOWH oj .NtCPOH, .fTu Nv, 1910
VOTED, That If any Privy Vaults within
the compact part Of the Town, which
shall bc found full or nearly foil, 90 as to be
uuwhulesome or offensive 20 tie Inhabitants
It any time between the LIST day Of June, and
the 2Oth day of Oct. next, the person owning
or occupying tho same, shall pay a fine OF
three dollars for the use of the Town, togcth.
er with costs Of prosecution and that the
names Of those presonS who neglect TO com.
ply wfh the foregoing regulation, will be re.
ported by the Inspectors Of Nuisances IN the
Board Of Health, who will order prosecution
to be commenced agaIns, them without dc.
lay.
Iotcd, Tint the Act Of tho Town, passed.
in Town. Meeting on the % Dec 1917, rogu.
!Rtng the hours when privy y may be empty.
ed, bc published with the above, in both the
Newspapers of this Town. By order,
.B. ROWLAND, Clerk
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.ia J0.7.. .J..f'pp. boij,n al .N,wpo,i,
.tpH ~ i-!o.
VOTED, That - sApll b. ihe dr'v or tho
Tonu Sergeant 10 toxic ~ sud secure iH
the Pound OF othorwitc, ~ Swine, Goats,
and Geese. which may - found at large IN
tho highways, commons or unlonceu lands
within this town ard " sell the same a, AUc.
tim, after giving five days public notice oi
the sale and that all etpenses being frs, de.
Quoted he pay one half the net proceeds in.
10 the town treasury and keep 10 hinIseil the
other halffor his trouble and services Pro.
rided, That the owner gr owners Ofsny Swine,
Goats or Gsepe, taken up as Aforesaid, may
be permitted % redeem t..e same before the
day of sale. upon paying TO the Town Ser
geant, beside all eSpenies, one dollar for each
swine or goat and g cents for each goose Ia
ken mp a. aforesaid And that this be publish
ed In both the newspapers in this town
a true copy
q. b. ROWLAND, PROB. Clk.
Newport, april a
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ISAAC GOULD.



Has Jvsr RscriyEp FROM NEw .Yonr.
A REAL Cheap lot of NEW GOoDSa
"a mce'ly purchased at Auction, VIZ -.
Extra Super and common Broadclo,hs and
tsss'meiss,oi the most fashionable colorrss
ploin white Msrsellles, ,andSiik Floren,ine.
extra fine. A great Variety offancy Yes.
hngs, ,oev~s' style. Super and common
french Orilllngs gs.--Gent,emcn's Crsvasa
aud Stocts, OF the Ia test pat,erns.--Blsck
and tNlo'rd rircnSsisns, very cheap. Plain
and fgutd SILK Velvet With a great Va.
riety ~ Articles in bis line, all of which
~l'l be SID Us l5w as can be bought in
tuwis
ALSO.
Narsholls' Prints, small figures. at 90
cents. Stout plate Furnltures at Is. and
Super New. York e. Ida Mills Shirtinrs.
very low by the piece. April -.
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By AUTagOATTY.

DAVIS OF THE UNITED STATES PASSED At THE
FIksT SESSION or THE TWENTIETH CONGRESS.
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NEW AND CNE.Ap
GOODS

Long and square me- variety:
rino Shawls, . Black Lasting and cir
Rich fancy Silk hdkfs , cassians,
French, English and Stout black silk and
American c9lico9s;. Marscllies vcstinr.
English Ginghams, ; Silk fag, hlacl, Te.
great variety; vantine and Ger
PonEecS, grapes, Flo man silk hdkfs
rences, Gro de nap Supcrf. blue cassi-
Silks; mere & Broadclotb
Fine cimbric dimitics Irish Linens of n 50
Ecbbnctt Lace. pcrior manufacture,
Jaconet book, Swiss cheap;
muslins; Irish Sheetings, Ia.
Brown Bonnet cam BILE Linen.
brics, tSlripcd Jeans. Linen
Rich gro de Nap rib drilling,
bons, Green Borking for
Betting ribbons and floor cloths,
tringed belts, English 81 Amer loan
Sila aud cotton bo. Sea Island Shifting
sicry, Blue cashmere suiia.
White. brown, olive ble for bows cLrln.
h"rseskin Gloves, \ great variety of
Black double silk lace , Br.adcloths Cas,i.
EC-ls. mcIcs. Sattiuetlg.
Shell combs. n great &c. &c.
JUST RECEIVED from .N.EEC YORK.
BY
IohN I. Townsend.
ALL Ia IgD2
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2pNIGYQ GOODS
PureLo9ed he preceding rcri IN Nor York
mosfiy al .4uction, and ro,c opening by
Merton s. ES;lSians,

Comprising 'hc largest and brst assori.
mcnt perhaps ever brought ro. this market:
The prices nre astonishing low. our Gus.
toners and purchasers ~ general, are re-
spcctiully requested TO call and examine
the goods, among them are
HARPETINGS--rich drop Patterns.
~ A great variety oflarge hearth rugs,
Lcghorn Bolivar GypsIes,
] Case ofIrish linens,
4 Cases rich, spring crlicoes, lower than
were ever sold in this town,
Bale Russia Sheetlngs,
- Mourning and other gInghams,
Blk Italian luslrlngs,
Lcvan,lres & Cord. gro de nnp1,
Rich figured brown Grape dresses,
Case Canton Brown d. blk grapes,
Blk nankin Grapes,
Bloc a. Blk Cloths & Cassmcrcs,
Rgbbons and Millinery goods-w with al
most every other article forthe spring trade.
March 18th, 1922.
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'NtNNlie w hii'St W III lbNN 10 ana nNklAc tilI
price and quality of the Goods
.7mOas thcm are tke foilouipq:
7cautiiul pongee silh .gIiap, lhe Nc-tings
for PSI per vatd ; Of new stylc
.!egam( Adamsplpid) A cl rap lot If twillt
Barege for dresses bor,boEctis ~ BON
bew style prints, in lmlecus
terror 10 none IN the I-aiies cotton Hose
state for only = cents
itch harege hdkis. & ! Fine ,lo from 80 {
Cauzo ditto a. .cuts per pair
lack silk feg and Rcd suk mant.os 10.
hnudauno hdk.s. - 81
.asl'Sh ginghams for Elcesu' red mcrin'
unlv IL lnna shaWls
nd'e'sd eaHcoc' for Good sertngs an
d aud u per yard { sh, ilngs
'oXcs cotton balls iaf 7, F,ne taNer.lour, :
la 30 balls of do wLiie shcrtiuys
for only CT each Wine anA broy
floor carpei,ngs aud Fc.rch Dri.Auus
Hearth Rug hand pnniilrs good fur or
some patterns iygu
ignr'd \ p!ainsiwiss Har,i.p,nc whit, mr.
muslin In rres4os
io'k and iac"nct d.. Cau hsic~ X camJt
,tpkins Tor oui, 80 nt.lns
'uss'a diaper anj lr- "a digo chcx g.,
lSh Linens % ,nts
Iankin, Canlnu, and /. Thr land cotton H.
Italian Grapes ce
iood black aud wbiie rvc ne cnlicocs {.
Sill; Hose for Us 3. a,s
White Gotten hcse, !, French luw
il'o .asUie-2t:s,, ..,7rrrs -, Par.
;nnncl paper f'of1sS06l ilmhreilat
very handsome oil : Elugant rfussian rin
cloths tor tables ham Dresses. lui
large assortment Of only - each, a We
Ribbons ~ handsome CHEAP
Long aud side Combs article
Blue, black, brown ~ ; With many other We
mISd, olive aud ~ ch"ap articles
greon broadci"tis too numerous tu
and cassiuercs /, mention.
ALSO,
One Case Lcghorn & Bolivar
II ATS-thc cheann-l cNnr hrnnrhi IN TIN.
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DRY GOODS, in Variety unprecedented,
IN QUaLITY ntrsr better; and IN {
Prize WCONCEJYABLY LoW.
VTFllS is information for purchasers and
Of certain Dry Goods Shop Keepers, who
seem, by the notice they take of my adyer-
tlscmen's, to be sour and sore at my buv-
rng 20 MAHY and CurAP Goods; ;-bu, If it
Jreis them cannot help Il; my advice to
them is, in whatever condition and under
whatever circumstances lsboring, TO keep
cool, md make themselves as easy as
TILLEY.
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.Ha Totrn Meeting. holden at Nepport,
Dec. sd, 1917.


Dec. sd, 1917.
WHEREAS certain individuals in viola.
ton Of Tie laws Of fdecorum, have lately an.
moved the Inhabitants Of this Town, by opon.
ing and cmptying the vaults of Priyies, and
drawing the contents through The Gtroets ~
the course oftIe day, no well as IN the even
inrs, befotc the usual hours &c rest -- Now
therefore, in order io prevent the recurrence
of such unseemiy acts, II ~ E'yO'yrd, ~ Va.
Town Meeting legally convened on tho ID
day Of Dec l-i7. That ~ pcrsou open tho
vault or Tr'yy, ~ take oy' th" contents there.
or. within the prcc.n's titrroi except bet aecn
the Ioure II l"ocl.ch q the evening md an
aHuf hc."r. 'he fiaux ? ,hr sun -- II amy uue
.ha|iS,L'r fhB law. ,nr' tlc publication
lefruf. br uf they shr' I"un g.1.GI1.u' and
h.f"fr 400. tu.',r rf ibo PcHco
%. tucf Itr. pH's-. .f'.l1r b.r thc in'ur.
lucr, lL. ,.,rr lI'ln. be fou. @. 'hc town.
W.d
y y. uOWLAND, To,en Ci,rk.
Nowrof'. af'ri' 70 lsZ-
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LOOK NEkEl

1--WE or Six Borders can be acommo-
l. dated at the Castle HILL FARM, in
the Neck The situation is extremely plea
SAINT, having an eXtclsiye view ofthe ocean,
and its f.cilries fr fish ng and fowling
are not exceeded by any other location on
the Island Access may be had 10 the
Farm either by land or water.
Apply 20 JOHN a. COLLINS.
M1ch "a, Ie2c.
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Oistvict Of Columbia,

County Of Hera"df'd' SCI
Arn1L TERM, 1928.
John Smither, Administrator OF hene'
ca Green~ay, decd. I"mP''
AGAINST
Jonathan Roberts and Eiizaoe,h va
wife. beverly Waugh and cathar'ne Sh Chaacery.
his wife. Joseph Bushby, William
Bushby and Jacob Hoffman, Wa.eI
smith. Leonard Mackail and DaYla
Snr,;sh. trustees under the VILE
hnsns' soraII' decd. DJrs.
' vi" Is. Iosenh Bushby and William BushOy, MOI
h..;~r entered their ppearance and gwen seoa' .vd
having sa en 70 the statute and the rules Of this court, and ha
aeo0ra." to the satisfaction of the Court ina. sm me
..;d ReverIy Waugh and Ca'harine his w,e, , "p.s Of
,,,s %;str a%a Of Coiumbia. on the motion Of 81 the s.; So ah.
uae n"n, h~ his Counsel, it is ordered, that the sa.a s AZ,
sens Defendants do appear here on or oe,o re. R;;i Of
day Of neg. No,e NIB ri Ges se:a ans s for performing the
,iscrses IF the Court, and that q copy .. INV " the
he sortbw;,h published in a newspaper P rn.e
Town of Alexandra, for two months sue s. So"r -
and that another copy be posted on
the Court. house of the said county ,rrcc.
Test
July 29-2m
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c. & I. p. THOMPSON

HAVE received, per ships Pioneer, James Perkins,
HI and other recent arrivals, an assortment Of sea-
sonable goods, consisting Of
Fine super and extra super cloths and assimeres
Do. do doubled miIled drabs
Mixed and dfab plains and Devonshire Jerseys
Mixed and red Paddings
Olive, drab and brown twiIled fearnoughts
Red, blue and green booking bazes
Stout green csrpeting do
White. red, scarlet, green and yellow fannels
Fine and super swanskins
84, ga 104, ia, IL 4, 1874, and IA rose
blankets, some extra quality
3,33, 4, d and S point do
Rhodes blue and brown camlets
do plain, twilIed and figured bombazetts
DO colored circassans and r%attnetts
DO Tartan and caroline plaids
DO black and blue black bombaznes
Cotton and worsted hosiery
20 fancy prints
go and GA cambria, jaconet and fancy muslins
Ga plain and figured book do
Black and colored sarsnet cambrics
Black Italian lustring
Do sinchews
Colored sarsnets, gros de naples
Black and colorcd Canton and French grapes
Ladies white silk and colored kid and horseskin
gloves
Mems horseskin, beaver and dogskin do
A. Irish linens
S.4 and 7.8 do lawns
54 and Ga do ~sheetings
Brown Russia do
81, 94, 10 4 diaper and damask table linen
Siam 70 damask napkins
Bird-cye aud broad Russia diaper
Spitalield, bandanna, flag and madras hdkfs
Ribbons, thread and bobbinet laces
Brown and black linen
White and colored cotton balls and spools
Ross do
Patent threads. 0znaburgs, ticklenbu IS
Burlaps, twilied sacking, shoe thread
.Aso-Brown and bleached domestic shirtings and
81. ceilings; p'aids, s~atinetts, :ickings, checks, cotton
yar' &C &c.
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