Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-18


pany or regimealal master OF training. which shall
be according 10 the laws of the State IN which n
tlce OF hs enrolment.
22d. That the officers non commissioned officers
musicians, aruhcc-s, & prvotes, of tcers and mi.
ua, when called into the service Of the United
States, m the manner and under the circum
referred TO, shall be entitled - and receive the same
monthly pay. ratlons clothing mORcy m lieu
thereof, and forage qnd be furnished with the
same camp cguIpage, rs are or may be provided by
law for the hCers, musicians, arttcers and priva
ties OF the Infantry ct the United States; PROVIDED
nsverth,le $ that such portions ofthe militia as
may he called out as provided undcr the nth head
shall not he entitled To receive clothing money
N lie' thereof; nor shall any officer OF the same be
entitled to forage, or money instead, for more han
one horse, nor Tor more than ore servant each.
23d. That the officers of all mounted cor-panlcs
volunteers militia, when IN the service Ct the L.
aztec States shall each be ent led 20 eve forage
or moncy N lieu thereof for two hoe scs when |
they actually keep private servants, and tor ono
horse when witncu' private servants aud that for
cents per day be allowed for tie use aud nsK Of
each horse except horses killed IN battle, q, ing
IF wounds received IN battle. That each non-coui.
mssloned officer. musician articCr and private. Of
all mounted companies shalt be entitled receive
forage ia kind for one horse, with forty cents day
for the and risk thereof except horses KILLED IN
battle, or dying of woun received IN battles; and
/ = cts. per dav IN lieu of forage and subsistence.
when the same shall be furnished by HIMSELF or
~ i-2 cents per day for either as the NAV be
| eth. That any officer. non commissioned officer
| aruhcer, musician, or private OF mitlta or yOlun.
ierrs, required To DC mounted, who shall, when IN
the service ofthe United. suiIr without any fault
or negligence on his part, while m said service by
| TIE lass 81 morse kill0 ~ botuc, or bv horse
| diving OF wounds received IN battle, shall upon
due and sufficient proof thereof be paid for the
same; provided, that not moro THAI one hSndrcd
aud twenty dollars be paid FOR each horse for which
payment may be TINS claimed.
25th. That the officers, non commissoned officers
a-tifcers musicians, aaG nTivatcs Of the militia
when called INTO the service of the United State
shall he entitled to days pay, subs stencc and
other allowances, tor every day occupied, when
transported by water, and for every twenty miles
when travelling by land, IN going 10 the place of
rendezvous and returning from the place of dis
charge; provided that the militia called into the
service of the Unite States shall be deemed always
Ia have travelled by the most usual or expeditions
routes.
Goth. That when any officer, non commissioned
officer, artiiccr musician private of the militia
or # volunteers, who shall die in the service the
United States, )r when returning his p ace Of res
idence, after being mustered Of service, or at
any time thereafter, IA cons,que-ce Of wounds re-
ceived IN service, and shall lcaVca widow, or n no
widow, child or children under rs years Of age
such widow or. If no widow, such child or children
shall be entitled TO receive half the mo rthy nav 10
which the deceased was entitled AZ the time Of his
death or AT the time Of his being mustered out of
service, for and during the term of five years; and
before the exulrat'n OF five years; the ha paw of
the remainder of the time shall 90 to the child or
children fine saidC eccndcn;; provided that the sec
re'ary of shall adopt such forms Of evidence TO
sbstaniiate the application for such halfpay rs the
T, President Of the United States may prescribe.
9th That -martIals for the trial Of Ulcers
non-commssioncd officers ariifcers musicians, or
puvates Of the militia volunteer corps, shah be
composed Of militia officers only.I
2sth. That every officer, non commissioned Off
Ger, arhccr, musician, or private Of the militia. who
shall fail obey the ord srs of the u States IN the
case provided tor the active force, parts there
of, I'm the nth head) shall be fined, forfeit
sam not exceeding three months pay; nor less
| han hall months pay, according t. the crcum-
s'auces If the case, court martial may de-
tcrmlne acd that every officer, non-commssonalo Of
hcer, aruh or, musician, or private of 10 militia
who shall fail To obey the ORDERS of the Preslen tot
the United States IN any of the a ted in the
l'th ana l9th heads snail lOlie sum not cNceed-
ing one years pay To be determined ana adjudged.
according 10 the circumstances Of the case by a
court martial and such officer shall, moreover be
able 10 be cashlcTed BY sentence Of court marital;
and be IncapacItated from hJdlnS commission
IN the militia for a term OF four Yeas, the dlscre-
uon 81 the said cour aud such non commissioned
officers aud privated shall be liable he impTson-
cd by tie sentence of court marital, on
failure OF the payment of fines adudeed against
them, for orc calender month, for every n dollars
OF such fine.
29th Tina, all fines asses scd. as described in the
preceding head, shall be certified by the officer or
derinS he court or the revising authority of the ro-
ccedng of the court maTuai having approved Of the
same, In the marsh of the district IN which the de-
Iquent shall reside OF 10 one of his deputies, and
take receipt from the said marshall or deputy as
me case may be, for the same; WHICH receipt and
duplicate the certificate furnished, he shall trans-
mt for record to the aGiuianr general of the mill
ga OF the l. States that the marshall, or his depu
w. having received the said certificate, shall forth
with proceed TO levy the said fines, with cost, by
distress aud sale of the goods ana chattels Of the
delinquent; - hth costs and the manner of proceed
ing with respect TO the sale OF goods dIstraiuCd
shall be agreeable TO the laws ofthe State in which
the same snail be, IN other of distress; an
when any non COMMISSIONED officer private shall
be adiudsed 10 suffer imprisonment, there beng
no goods or chattels 10 be found whereon To lew
the said fines tire marshall # the district his
deputy SHALL commit such delinquent to jail during
the term Tor which he shall be adludged TO
prisOnment or untl the fine shall be paid, IN the
same manner as other persons condemned to fine
and imprisonment AT the suit of the United States
may be committed,
4 That the marshalls and their deputies shall make
return of the levy of fines, provided fpr ia the
foregoing head, 10 the uuiutant general of the mill
TIA the United Stares within sky days counting
from the time that the certificate Ol the asScssmcn
VI Of the sad hRes rs placed IN their hands; and they
shall also pay into the hands Of the said adjutant
general, within thu above named limit Of ue, all
, fines by them thus levied and collected dCductlng
thertirom I'VE per centum as compensation for
or Their deputies shall iail 90 make the required re-
turn pay over 10 the aduianI general "i the mil
ltIa Of the United States the fines collected. within
the time above specified u shall be the duty of the
said al utant genera 10 Inio IA the Solicitor of the
Treasury Of the United States of the same, who
should be REQUIRED 20 instruct the district attorney
Of the United States to proceed against the saId
marshall or deputy IN the district court by attach-
Taent for the recovery of the same.
RI 3lst. That the marshals and their deputies OF the
several districts shall have the same powers exc
ntng the laws 4 the United States as sherilfs a'ii
the dcpatles IN the several States have, hy law.
executing the laws Of the respective States
32d. hat the money or moneys collected by the
assessment Of fines referred To shall I've applied to
the payment of all necessary expenses, as far as
he same NAV be sufficient, for the repair Of the
arms, the preparation and preservation Of militia
munitions, and for every other nCc1s thing that
may be incident "a The sailing forth and 10 the
vice Of the militia, provided for M the nth head
23l That the President shall appoint, by anil
with the advice and consent Of the Senate Of the
UNI cd States, one adiutant general OF the militia u
the States, whose duty II shall be to receive and
keep IN the files of his Office all the reports and
turns Of the militia, with a. err arms, Announcements
and ammunition, made by the adjutants general 81
the respective States dI ilnguIshIng the snme by
the dIieroat 81 nto hich they are divided; al
80 annually, on or before the last Monday m Feb
rgary TO make an abstract or consolidated return
0fthe same and lay IL before the President of the
United States. to be by the President submiftsd
yearly 20 Congress. That n shall be hls duty ike.
wise 90 keep record or copies, ~ a book provided
| therefore, OF all certificate Of the assessment Of
fines by the judgement OF militia coRrt-marlIai for
denqucnciCs cited IN tho nth. 18TH aud 10Th of the
iOreg ing heads; 20 keep a record copy Oi the
turns # the marshalls or thou deputies Of the exc
cutiOn Of process, the collection Of the sa1 fines
noting the time when the returns sfrrcs4l are r.
| ceIvCd: 60 keep regular account Df the amount
expended thereof and 30 make 90 the Secretary of
War, on or before ;hC 3Dth uf juno and the 3I-t Of