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1. Samuel Nicholas (28 November 1775 - 25 August 1781)

2. William Ward Burrows (12 July 1798 - 6 March 1804)

3. Franklin Wharton (7 March 1804 - 1 September 1818)

4. Anthony Gale (3 March 1819 - 8 October 1820)

5. Archibald Henderson (17 October 1820 - 6 January 1859)

6. John Harris (7 January 1859 - 12 May 1864)

7. Jacob Zeilin (10 June 1864 - 31 October 1876)

8. Charles Grymes McCawley (1 November 1876 - 29 January 1891)

9. Charles Heywood (30 June 1891 - 2 October 1903)

10. George Frank Elliott (3 October 1903 - 30 November 1910)

11. William Phillips Biddle (3 February 1911 - 2 February 1914)

12. George Barnett (25 February 1914 - 30 June 1920)

13. John Archer Lejeune (1 July 1920 - 4 March 1929)

14. Wendell Cushing Neville (5 March 1929 - 8 July 1930)

15. Ben Hebard Fuller (9 July 1930 - 28 February 1934)

16. John Henry Russell, Jr. (1 March 1934 - 30 November 1936)

17. Thomas Holcomb (1 December 1936 - 3 December 1943)

18. Alexander Archer Vandegrift (1 January 1944 - 31 December 1947)

19. Clifton Bledsoe Cates (1 January 1948 - 31 December 1951)

20. Lemuel Cornick Shepherd, Jr. (1 January 1952 - 31 December 1955)

21. Randolph McCall Pate (1 January 1956 - 31 December 1959)

22. David Monroe Shoup (1 January 1960 - 3 December 1963)

23. Wallace Martin Greene, Jr. (1 January 1964 - 31 December 1967)

24. Leonard Fielding Chapman, Jr. (1 January 1968 - 3 December 1971)

25. Robert Everton Cushman, Jr. (1 January 1972 - 30 June 1975)

26. Louis Hugh Wilson, Jr. (1 July 1975 - 30 June 1979)

27. Robert Hilliard Barrow (1 July 1979 - 30 June 1983)

28. Paul Xavier Kelley (1 July 1983 - 30 June 1987)

29. Alfred Mason Gray, Jr. (1 July 1987 - 30 June 1991)

30. Carl Epting Mundy, Jr. (1 July 1991 - 30 June 1995)

31. Charles Chandler Krulak (1 July 1995 - 30 June 1999)

32. James L. Jones (1 July 1999 - 13 January 2003)

33. Michael W. Hagee (14 January 2003 - 12 November 2006)

34. James T. Conway (13 November 2006 -

The Verdict:

What is the difference between examination and queries? In the latter, even if only one answered, "I don't know," the complaint is dismissed; while in examination, if one of the witnesses, and even two, claim that they did not know, their testimony holds good. In both cases, however, if they contradict each other, their testimony is ignored. If one says, "It happened on the second of the month," and the second says, "on the third of it," their testimony holds good, as it is to be supposed that to one was known the intercalation of the last month and to the other it was not. However, if one says "on the third" and the other says "on the fifth of the month," their testimony is ignored. If one says "in the second hour" and the other says "in the third," it holds good; but if one says "in the

third" and the other "in the fifth hour of that day," it is ignored. R. Jehudah, however, maintains that it still holds good; but if one says "in the fifth hour" and the other says "in the seventh," even according to R. Jehudah it is ignored, as in the fifth hour the sun is in the east, while in the seventh hour it is already in the west.