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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

.Spscis.--Merchants have to pay from
seven TO ten percent. premium on spe'
Gle to send TO England 10 maintain thei
credit. as e means disappearing thei
& tamili%EAo receives that premium
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

sprtNg - 8Wia nsCr Gealgs,
WMT 3 nave itf,i rsfsire3 lspgir ~ as.
w ed teesgasbis sfflaF go saamef
Day GOODS AND GROCERIES
~ whies ss aysa hs susaiiaa - oar
ifisnas aua its ublif
WiLLLtu TERalLG 3 CO
fssiilesss. a prii %. 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
TrWss sale.
TO-DAY.


DY virtue of deed % lsu.S, e1seuisa 70
- the undersigned oa The 2slh Of August,
1886, By william Adams, 90 secure certain
debts t.erein mentioned, (shieh deed 4 Of
record in The Clerks Ofice 81 The Cousty
Court o. Je6efs0p.) : will proceed 70 ssli,
% the highest bidder. foF ready money. ~
IAussdsg ~ lee 6sy eT Ians sect, 81 ihs kouss
Of sid Adams on Camp-iiiii, usrpsrs- Perry,
Ell The PROPERTY nsmsd 10 said deed. sa.
hraeinG cerisin beqissts msds % lhs sid
Wa. Adams By lbe last will and Testament
n be father. AleEaHdeF Adams, amoasst
vhich s NEGRO BOY. Alec, tie Psrssn.
81 Properly u ssd Wm. Adams. consisting
81 Housshoid and Kiiehea furniture ssns-
raliy, such a. Beds, Bedsispds and BEDDING.
Tsb'es Chairs, &c. g. apt a nambar ~
articles unneesaaaFy 90 Flsntiea.
sale 90 take piaea "a 10 o'fiork
ADAM RuULMAR.
Hsy 10. 1897. Trustee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

INHE subscriber having received Letters
n OF Administration on the esIats of Viii
lian ID. Phslsn, deed, requests ell persons
indebted TO said estate 10 make payment
without delay and those having claims will
present them, properly authenticated, for
settlement. ALEXANDER PoSSETr.
HsrPers-Ferry, May is. 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
Attention. Artillery!


gENEIE subscribers have just received 1000
! bushels best Cumberland COAL. Ehieh
they offer 10 The Pubiis % their house Ia
shsphsrdstopn
JOHN n. LANE 4 WEBB.
May 2s, 1875.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
Herring, HERRING!

MO. I, SusquehannA Herring. just re-
4V eeiVed and for sale by
WIN. L TERRlLL & CO.
EIalItown, May II, 1887.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
gNOatce.

A IL persons holding claims Of any de-
n SerPtion whatever against the estate Of
AIsxaRdSE StrsIth. deed, are requested 70
present them, legally authenticated, for set.
tiement-and all indebted 10 any way 10 the
estate, are hereby notified that immediate
pay ment must be made TO
JOHN J. N. STRAITH,
E<seHt0r Of .4trEsadsT Straiih, dse'A
MAY Is. lA17.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

A young colored man was stabbed
TO death on Saturday morning, in
Georgetown. by white Lad IN a mo-
mentary fit OF excitement.
They were disputing about some
trivial matte. over the stall at which
the former, was selling his produce,
when the other, whose name was Scott,
drew knife. and sent the blade 10 the
heart with such fatal force. that he
died in about fifteen minutes. II was
a painful sight. The mother of the
wounded youth held his hand in hers
until he expired. She uttered not q
word-but remained gazing on the
face Of her dying child, in speeches.
horror.-.MsfropOLitan.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

HAVE for sale At my residenes eve OF
- six miles south OF charIesIoHn, kiln
OF fresh burnt LIME, OF excellent quality,
which will sell BY the busheI on reasonable
terms. DAN'L MCPHERSON.
June I, 1875.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

SsOAiSll's QssGce0.
a FRESH SUPPLY, IN received cod
40. Tor asle BY ,. G. HAYS
hsfPsFs-Fsrry, Fsb .. 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
DOMRarTC.

The store Of Mr.. r. C. Washington
and Co., in Washington City, on Penn
sylvanIa Avenue. was burned down on
Saturday morning last. Most of the
goods in the store were also destroyed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
SPxsEN1DxD OAPIEAL
PREXES!!!
$4,000
D DrGIsH Numbers IN sScA Package.
The most splendid Lottery ever dIawa
IN the United States.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class Z.
To be drawn at Alexandria. d. e.. On satur.
day, September 23d, 1897.
Is Number LSiisVy-ls Drs.sa BsIists.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

HA&HHu ~ eS A. etifaF .abohl ihs ifih a
Msys 9 SLACK 8oCs--is be = srop
80 ihe isite4f, ed sia ~ ~ safae. re
esusF Is reegstlzs 81 eens f0rsafd, eFoFa
pgopsftg, ~ ehsgFas, go ists q assy.
TtsoaAs 4 cnAanEnLfE.
HsY -. iG97-al
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
NEW
R00g = Sh0e

IN NEW
ROOg - Sh0e
49, sToRn -
TNHE uadeFsiEpsd respectfully aaAoonees
n 20 Ne eisissas % klssPers-RsFry sad
Ne Pueils gsssrally. that Ne hes opened .
esw BOOT AVID SHOE STORE IN
tAe room nsariy opposite the store Of John
q. Wlls0a, whore be has % hand. and IN
tsnds eoastantly keeping. . supply Of Boots
and shoes Of every description sod 81 the
very best materials. tie continues 10 manu-
faciurs work, and win gu pronPtly any or
dsrs left ~ his eslahlishmsnt The ladies
are respectfully invissd 70 give him call, as
he supply 10 we'll adapted 70 their tastes-in
short, he can sud the xishes Of the most fas-
tidious- Try him.
JACOB WRIGHT.
Harpers-Ferry, MAY Is. l037.--3E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
pI.AsrEn-

WE are nov receiving about 100 tons Of
w PLASTER, which we Sill sell low Tor
cash. WAGER & CO.
IiaFPsn-FsrFy. April %, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
HERRING.

UST received 30 barrels prime Herring
e. which is offered on reasonable terms.
THOMAS HUGHES.
NAV IL. 1877.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

NREsH LEMONS X ORANGES ias, re-
seivsd ard for sale By II. KRfEs.
June I, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
JOHN y. HICKEY,

ATTORNEY AT Law,
AAItLL practise IN the County end su-
w peFiOr Courts Of JeHsrson, Clarke,
Berkeley, and Frederick.
0~ Once Opposite the Globe Hotel,
AsFtiosburg. BerksIsy Couaty.
Nay u. i837-3@.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
Take Notice!
CMssItOSs.

Ii persons are hereby notified, that
"A have been eSRstTsiAsd 10 SoiikArsts ell
permissiOn Of passing through ny Farm on
Cattah- have suffered greatly By the sbuss
81 the PTtpitsgss heretofore extended 10 some,
and from SRd after Ihis date, will prosecute
all Who may irsspsss. without respect 10
PsrsO0s- JAMES L. RANSOM.
hay-25, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
Sperm OIL.

4 HAVE received . supply Of superior Win
4 ter Strained SPERM OIL; also, Sperma-
eeii, Mould aRd Dipt CANDLES.
Feb. 2, 1887. J. J. MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
.DeIU Goods.

NeIU Goods.
VNHE subscriber has received his suppl,
Il Of Spring and summer GOODS. HaT-
Ing purchased them In Q depressed market,
he Is enabled 10 offer them 10 the public
upon terms much lower than heretofore. -
tie SoliciIs call from the public that they
may examine and judge for themselves.
THOMAS HUGHES.
HsrPeu-Ferry May Is, lS37.-lm,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
TMrA,pike .N0fice.

PLA3TER n6ILL FoR RENT.
"l.L be rented, on Thursday the lei Of
w June next. for term Of 2 years from
that day, the PLASTER MILL late
In the occupancy OF George YAhtis, deed,
at the Old Furnace.
ISAAC YANTIs, yadw'r
u George YSAtis, dss'd.
May IS, 1897
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01

nv the most fsshiOnabls shape. Iuss re-.
June I, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
GROCERIES.

which he will sell cheap for CAsH or sx.
change for CouSTRT PRoDUcE at the market
prise.
lie is compelled, at this time, TO declIne
selling on the usual credits. By the course
he has adopted, be will be eoahled TO supply
his customers on better terms than he could
on Ioag ersdiiI. HUMPHREY REYEs.
Charlestown, June I, 1887.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
WOOL.

WOOL.
WISH TO purchase large quantity Of
II WOOL, both common and 6ne, for which
{ will give the highest market price. . have
n ado arrangements by which can furnish
Linseys for Wool, at FACTORY prices, siiher
on the delivery Of the wool, or when want
ed. Thoas ~hO have The above article to
dispose Of, will end II To their adv astsge 10
call on me. JAMES J. MILLER.
CharlestoWn, May ls, 1897.
Herring, Herring!
Mo. I, Susquehanna Herring, Just re-
1V eeiVed and for sale by
WIN. L TERRILL & CO.
HslItown, May II, 1882.
Tobacco ana SegGrS.
HUST received another supply Of Browns
e. ne plus ultra Tobacco, BroxnS HOn0y
Dew do. superior Bnsweaied do. AlsO, .
supply OF superior Havana Segars would
particularly invite those who use the shove
articles to call. ~ feel eon6dsat that they
are the usost superior to be met with in this
market. JAMES J. MILLER.
Nny rs. 1897.
Sperm Oil.
4 HAVE received q supply Of superior Win
4 ter Strained SPERM OIL; also, Spsrma-
eeii, Mould and Dips CANDLES.
Feb. 2, 1857. }. }. MILLER.
PLASTER.
KWE are now receiving about 100 tons Of
w PLASTER, which we Sill cell low Tor
cash. WAGER 4 CO.
HarPsn-Fsrry. April ~. 1887.
SsOMiSa's R'QNGeen.
A FRESH SUPPLY, IN received cod
- Tor ssls by ). G. HAYS.
hsfPsrs-Fsrry, Fsb 9. 1897.
sPaxRTo GOODS.
YNHE Subscriber is now receiving aad
y opening bis supply % Sessonshls Goods.
HUMPHREY KgYEs.
sUsQUEHAWNA RERaTMos,
WUsr received and for sale ct lhs Charles
e. 'Owa Depot. F0sssls less for casa
April 81. 1897.
WE "" GOODS.
AN hOv receiving a handsome s'sors-
- taleNA 81
Carte, BORncEs, sc.
q every desc s.plion aBd colour, and oihsr
IsafP saa fssAisasSis arHsirS, % whirb
souid particularly issiis The at;sntion 81 my
eBsloaaFs end he public, - among thea
will be fousd maBy rsrs ard lsshionablu ar
lielss, which will - offered Bsussall, ioU.
MARTHA A. 6TALEY.
ilarpsFa-PsFTJ. April 6. 1877
S%RAW R1A@TxRTes.
WTNusUALLY shssr- jusi feosived std
~ fuF sale 81
HaasOND & sHROPsmRE
April 90. 1917
rae Oid clerks OGIce
ron SALE.
a. N ne elh ofJobe neat. before ihs Couft
W nonss door Ia chnFlesioan, sin -
sol1. "a public ssis. ne Old GLuRxgs'
OFFICE Wiih ihs LOT sta hsa, fe-
sergias ihs pabiic We'll ant alip - isad.-
The sais mads IA pufsaaars Of 81 asf 81 ihs
lees Gsesfhi Asssabig. Tsrns - ne A.,
u ssis- Potsctsipa given sbyui ths ila el
TGE COMMISSIONERS
~ haitisr ~ sits Cecil Hsuss.
1easrssa esuuiy, aa3 90, is5l A.
WWW GAIT
mos safe ~ n. KrYgz
81 Apfh q, is1i
RaeRay Uog.
Al HAkENug 90 a. stifag .abotl ths isih ~
8sys SLACK HuGs--ts has = erop
- ihe isfteef. ed 80 ~ ~ aaasa. ne
,snsF Is reegstlzi g. eems f0fsafd, pFoFa
'Fopeftqs 80 eksgFes. go fate d seer.
TtsoaAe e. cuAhnEnLiN
Me- -. ia97.-aL .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
RTAR0H.

A TTENTI0N b invited TO the STARCH
m for sale St J. J. "a. BTRAITH's Drug
stere, which 10 Of . very superior quality, aud
will be sold low.
Jaae I, 1887.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
For sale.

For sale,
AFIRsT-RATEGr
IA tWo-horss WA 80 -
CON, and two sets ef ISsHj 4
GEAR, all ne ", which q =. =. $500
will Be sold on reasonable terms
June I. 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-01
aPnTTfl annna

49, - NIWNNNW9
GNHE subscriber is now receiving and
= opening bis supply % sessonshls Goods.
HUMPHREY KgYEs.
tAPril 81. 1897.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-28
CHAPTER III.
0geers.

aRcTios l. The Governor shall be captain
general and comnsnder-in-chief Of The militia OF
this state. whose duty il shall be TO sppoint ad
jatsot and inspeci tor general and one quarter-mas
general with the rank OF brigader general und
who she'll be subject to removal by the Governor
at his pleasure, and two sIds-de camp with the
rank Of To each division there
shall be -genersl, 10 he appointed by the
joint assembly Of both houses Of the legislature,
whose duy It she'll be to appoint ore disision-ln.
spector With the rank Of colnnel 10 take prece-
denee o. ssy colonel Of the line one division
quarter master WIKI the rank Of mhjor. and two
aids de-camp with the rank Of msjor TO esch brig.
EIDE. one brigsder-e general, 10 be appointed By The
joint assembly 81 both houses Of the legislature
whose daiy Il shall be TO spponi one brgace in>
speetor with the rank or major, one brigade quar-
ter-mss,er with the rank Of captain, aud one ed.
ee-esmp with The rack of captain 10 each tegi-
meat. one eolonel one lieutenant colonel end one
major, TO be elected by the captains aud heuien.
ants Of the Companies comprising such regiment,
whose duty ], shall be 10 appoint djll-n,. wiih
the rank OF eopiGin one chsplsu, one quarler-aas.
ter with the rank Of lieutenant. ons surgeon with
the rank OF esp,sin, one sorgeon'. maize with the
rank OF Lieutenant, one dram-m tlof. lfe-ms jof
one sergeant. msjor. snd one qusfter masiei -ter.
gssbt 10 each town within The limits Of their res-
positive regiments. To cseh standing company of
infsniry, hghrinfsn,Ey or riaemen there shall be-
one captain. tao lieotenshis -four sefeesnis and
iopf eefpO'ais. 20 be elected BY The non -comm ..
saoDed oteefs, musicians and privsies 40! to each
company Of artillery captain. three lieaensnis
fosr sergesnis. -four eofporsls. Ella gauners sud
sir bombsdiers; and II shall be the dUty Of the Or
hesrs ofsaeh eosPsny 10 sPPoini 80 orderly serge.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-28
The following dreadful narrative Is ifo.n the Londo,

CiIrTos, (Brsto) Sept. %
circumstance occurred yesterday " hich has thrown
our beautiful village into state of the utmost excite
nrnt II may not be generally known that at nearly
the summit Of cliff rising 300 feel above be surface ~
The river Avon, and which commonly called ST Vim
cent rock there IS hole nearly circular aperture
IAFnulng NVor ~ YARDS inward aud to whch an I'M
defground passage has lately been excavated by Tie
proprietor OF The Clifton Observatory About noon
yesterday an elderly gentleman ACCOMPANIED Inv !.
Young aud lovely female. appeared the door of The
observatory and requested to lie admitted TO the "Gi
ant tiaie' as this cave is generally called While
one oil the attendants went for torch with which IN
light them through the passage the doork obs-rv
ing tha the gentleman seemed in slase OF great cx
clfn"nt muttorng 10 himself in a low tone of voiec
asked he was not we'll limiting that it might he bei,r
10 rest himself ere he ventured into the close Al, M h
vi VI "'e
THIS intimaton WAS either not heard or No, beodoS
but tfr lady said, 81 much Obliged 10 Won e., ,a,
attention Dol ny husband is subjsci TO these s Of n
sence- The tofch-beerer having performed his ofice
80. telr tshg over the balnstIadc at the outer en-.
trance OF the cave, enjoying the Of the p;etu,c.ona
ilnascaPe eaeh side Of them, and Of the rrer rollins NJ
,hef el hat remains Of this catastrophe can onl
u,aa oy 'nr people who were walking under the rocks
81 'e tme. They state that they ssw a lady and gen
urmsn leaning uyst the balusirhde the gepiIe1sn -
'ufneo ronnd and could disuncty be perceived nsi,
loehi gestures 10 the lady, who terrified sank 10 he
@ pg,ng Tot railing they then him at
tempt 70 hi her up by the waist which she re.istsd
piercing screams ''e''"s 'ne most
lie 2! last succeeded in lifting her up to the ton Of
"e fAlihs the people Of the Observatory Ia
etes has'ehed 10 the scence bot not IN time ~
te"n ne no sooner heard their footstsp, than .j,h
ys,s, ne hursd her into the depths below fBf mo
n,,s Ia regarded The body Of the unfortu
naie iaoi as II whifed round IN the air and fell -,
'ne eiyuo oishgursd mass and then with .,,r
eso oemonisesl laugh those who were an d. 80,
s,ernia,g hn ne CLEARED the barrier betwiHt him and
I'M! out lun frevidence orcain d thai he ,bo'd
suHei &C niey Tor his double crime be feII - -.
va FaaoH o' rock and there, inysee ,nd wrI,bi,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-28

,ni frena ibs bot ~ srt'ressi.. ~ esch band ~
music there u al D., roc commanded ~ho shali
rsnk 90 captain.
sre. q. The msjar-geuersiS sisG rhsb 81 OIL
iim.s be SUBJECT TO removal by their respective
90 iot-sencssls a. their pleasure. The bnFsd'er
general s'sG thall AT Ill tnss be subject to re-
uo,sl ~ their respective bugsd'cf generals 81
thou pleasure And the rcFimenlsl sish shai at
al umcs b. sojee, To removal by ihe field oh'eeis
I Al Their olrasutg.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-28

the v,.sch.S s.a hsos fsr nearly niaute grsissh
" h. hold relaxed hs pint. s,-ncd snc he TEL hes
~, about yards from the body Of hs wife. fhose
tbs, r.n 20 The lady when she fell only heard hsf re-
pest ,he-- wofd.-"My God, am innocent = On in
onr, Il he. hesn asoertsiusd that they arrived NJ the
Chichester Hotel the night BEFORE from London but
all temph to discover the address Of the par.
ties bas proved aboftive
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-28

,ssa yssrs Q, tsiag q - sfe " sieiis.a r''n
.sa sass, the sss II f.'iy hss ycsr. snd Dri he'e
tsshss ssceetea thsii come to reside s''hin ,"
sosnxs Ana IN AZ es.ss Of asuts Repeating a."
ass q AM pefsun en'olied. 81 'niC0dcd 90 be en-
rolled. the pss,g asesiianea stall prove h's ere to
The ..ti.lsei,sa u the commanding oilcer Il Tue
company sHhia huse ssguas he msy i'sids' Ana
any legal no,.ce o. warning to the cii1n enrolled
a. Aforesaid. 20 attend conpanf. baltshon, CO
yegssaiai muster or training. ihall be lsgsl no
ties Of bis enrolncai.
Tse. a Al .uch a. are exempted from m'ii-
tary daty by the laws e the Uated Staics. m'n's'
isn Of The gospei oil refson. wbo hase herei"lofc
been eormissi oned 10 the militia n IBIS s's's VINO
have bees hooorsbiy discharged anJ 81 ror'"n'
Who nov hold commissions or may fefehher DO
com r,l.sioned 70 the militia % the state. aud chs
have done duty s,s commissioned officer under
the came for the term Of al less. Eve years, aud
shall have been booorsbly discharged, membefs
Of Ere companies TO the nus,ber Of tNouty to each
snrine, In times or peace only 90 long ss ibey
shall continue members Of shid fIe company, fac
uliies end studenis II coicgrs and academies. JUS
tees Of the spyr.mo and oouniy eonf,s Judges aud
regissrs Of probate. county clerks, sher'hs and
sheriff. deputies hisb-bauifs, eonsthbles, and
tho,e Of the religious denomination OF quakefs,
practising physicians end surgeons. stated school
;nssiers. ferry men and m'llers, shall be exempt
fsou military duty.
sro. g. Ifsny person subject 10 military duiy,
shall be eonscientiou,y serupulous Of bearing
arms. and shsll certify the sanc under oath or at
hrmsiion, before some justice Of The peace, end
lodge ssd certificate with the qubrterms.ier or
enc Of she qusriet-masier sergesnis ct The roGi-
men, within the limits OF which said person resides
he shall. thereafter be exempt from military duty,
long he shall, annually, on or before the frs,
day Of Juuc pay the cum Of Two doliars TO the
treasurer OF the town IN which such person resides
forlhe use Of common schools 10 said towns.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-28
CHAPTER II.
Ora ni.aiioa.

SEcr,os ]. II shall be The dnty Of the Cover
nor as commandcr-in chief of the militia in this
sis,e, forthwith to sppoint board, of officers CON
sisiing ofn more ;han fye nor less than three,
whose duty il shall be to organize the militia Of
this state into divisions. brigadce regiments. bat
islons aud companies, aud make return of their
doings 10 the comma ncern chief on or before the
first 6ay Of May mex, which return shall be prin
Ted in al appendix to this act md distributed O.
mong the militia Of this state. The president, Of
ssid board of officers shall have power 10 assemble
the brigadier generals snd such other officers as
he may think proper, at such time and place as
he may deem cxpcdent, 10 enable said board 10
perform the duties Of their appointment. Il shall
further DO the duty Of said board Of officers TO de-
signaie and publish 10 the appendix aforesaid, the
uniform Of the officers, non-commlselnned officers
musicians and ptiyates of the Ptveral corps of the
militia Of this state aud The uniform designat-
ed shall be, and hereby is established the unit
form Of The militia Of this state.
Sac. . Each division shall consist Of no, more
than four or less than two brigades each brig.
ade shall conss, of not less than two nor more
than four regiment each regiment shall consist.
- nearly as practicable Of one thousand men, and
shall be divided into eight bs,,alio, companies, onc
company Of rilemen. one company of light infan-
try, one company OF artillery aud one band Of mu-
SIC, and no more. Each battalion company shall
consist, as nearly as practicable. of one hundred
men each company Of rinemen aud light-infautry
Of not exceeding on. bupdrod men zach company
Of artillery Of no, exceeding hundred men
and each band of music shall consist Of not exceed
ing fourteen men.
SEC. 3. The regiments shall be numbered in
rcgulnr numerical progression from one to The
maximum number of regiments in this state the
biigades shall be numbered regular numerical pro-
grcssion from one to the maximum number OF br'g'
ad.s in the division /: and the divisions shall be
numbered in regular numerical progression from
one TO the maximum number Of divisions IN this
state.
SEC T. In case the militia shall be called into
actual service either of this stale or of the United
States. the Governor may, and hereb, is authorlz-
ed to organize paynsster's department, and di-
rect the appointment, Of sooh officers therein as, in
his opinion. the esgency of the service may re-
quire.
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orc. u shall be the duty Of aids. de eamp 10 ,bs
nl't geaeras respectively. 10 attend their
Of this state, and 10 obey such order, a, r., - o
lively. 49, s'"e'A' 'esPee-
nshsh be The duty Of the division Quarter.
MASTERS TO attend public reyiss, xh.ns,~ st
lof &c nsra Of their respective division. shall
~ eo Of the militia Of this stair snd 20 ,I.eut. sgeb
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From II, Boston alas If s.'urday

Fanoa Hal vas crow drd last evening by one
Of the grraicst Sssemblages OF cilscns thu, ever
convened IN ne imr-houcred walls. Upon the cu-
trance Of Mr. Webster and the distinguished Wing
representatives who had been Invited to attend
The old hall ;sng with loud aud prolonged acclnl.a
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Both NJ Caves ana Nr Unseruo cod made bro,
aidtesscs
Amer The keh'uehy representatives. had finished.
Mr. Wobsicr proposed smother sentiment. to ,be
following effect;
The Wing Senators q Kcniuekt - fIcnry
Clay md John Cti'endcn--thc Wing Representa-
iyes Of Kcniocky--ard tho srca, Wing Party Of
Kentucky"
Received with nine chcets
Mr. Webster then introduced Mr. Ogden iloG.
man. Of New York. whose appearance Was greeted
with prolonged cheers.