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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-12
VIRGINIA.:

AZ Rules holden in the Clerks Office OF The
Snperior Court of Chancevy Tor the Rich.
mond District. the Soth day of January,
1915. =
Francis E, Harris, Josiah Smith and Rich.
ard Netherlsnd, ex'ors of John Ne,her>
land. deceased, PRS.
against
lanes Clarke, Pleasant Turner, Edmund
T. Wilkinson, Benjamin Cheshire, Will.
am X, Richards and company. John III.
Christian and Mary TX. his wife, former
" Msrs II. Bates, admits of Charles F.
Bates, decd, Derfs.
The defendant Pleasant Turner. not
having entered his appearance and given
secnrity according to the Act Of Assembly
srd the Rules of this Court. and it appear.
ing by satisfactory evidence. that he is not
an inhabitant of this country 1t is ordered,
That the said Defendant do appear here
on the tenth day of the next term and au.
swer the bill of the Plaintiffs; and that a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the City of
Richmond. for two months SUCCESSFULLY and
posted az the front door of the Capitol in
the said city.
a Copy-Teste,
WAI. w. HENNING, C. C.
March % w9w
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YIRGINIA:

A' Rafes Holden in tie Clerks Office of the Sa.
te,for Coifrf Of Uhameeyg 10, The R.chnsona
Disfrief, The 18Th dy IF March 1875.
pa'lu Bullock mr.
dgdinst
Philip Switzerland, isaac Lcdbetter. ceoro,a
Harris, BENJAMIN Holiday and sterlinr w
-I l,a'ii r,or 2ihiln DcjFs
Inc Defendant Isaac Lebbetter not having en-
tered ms appearance and given security accor.
u .l. l 20 tne act OF assembly and the Rules os
this Court, and il appearing by satisfactory e..
yidence, that he is not am inhabitant OF this
country 1t Is'ordered, That the said Dsfen /.
dant do appear here on the tenth day of the
next term and answer the supplemental bnl
otthe plaintiff and thai a copy OF this order
be forthwith inserted in some newsnaner nu6
lisbed - the City of Richmond, for Two months
suceessively and posted at the front door Of
The Capitol in the said City.
copy-'reste,
VIZ. w, HENNING, G. G.
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JACOB MICHAUX,
WILLIAM HAWAII
Twenty Dollars Reward.

y ANYWAY from this place on Tuesday last
N the 2lst, likely BLACK BOY, about
70 years OF age, about five feet ten inches high,
he was bred Tanner, and he was in the en-.
pIoyment of captain Ben Tate of this pIaoe
when he absconded I bought him Of Mrs.
White of King William county, and it is pro.
babie he is now in that neighborhood. Twill
pay the above reward to any person who will
deliver him to Mr. Tate in this place. fore.
warn all captains of vessels from employing
HIM, or from havirg him aboard their vessels.
under the penalty of being vigorously prosecu-
DAVID w. BRAND.
March 90. 6,n
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VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA
4T.Rales holden in the czerf's Office Of Tie SIR
perior coart Of ciaaesry far TIC Richmond
District, the 30th day of JGnua,y, 1915.
Michael Omaly, Pit.
against
John Bell, surviving partner or the late firm OF
John and William Bell, and SAID John Bell.
Waiter Bell, and Reuben C. lSeasley, survivs
lng partners OF the firm of William and John
Bell, & Co $500: D-fis.
The Delendent Reuben BeasIcy, not hav-
ing entered his appearance and given security
according the Act Of Assembly and the Rules
6. his Court, aud it appearing Ply satisfactory
evidence, that be is not an iahsbitant Of this
country Ii is ordered, That The said Defen.
dsnt, do appear here on the first day ofthe next
term and answer the bill of the praintifT; and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
- some PewsPaPer published in the City Of
Richmond, for two months sue, essive.v aud
posted at the front door of the Capitol in the
said City
cepy--Teste,
WILLIAM w. HENING, G. C.
February 3. (wSv)
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Asllss SIR ALFRED,
ihat superior high 6looded Race Horse,
got5y the celebrated imported horse
SIR IIARR

IA IL ~ Ia IL 4.
WIH Stand at yIicleaur's Ferrv.
On James River in Po@hatan co..n.r. ahous "a
miles above Richmond, and one from Caoch.
land court house, and cover Mares at FIVE
dollars the Leap. THIRTY dollars to insure,
payable IN Nay, 1916, and TWENTY dolars
the Season, payable the 25th December, l8f6..,
ire Season will end the ist of August next
wares VIII with care be taken across the Ferry
without charge. With each Mare so cents
must be sent for the groom.
SIR AIRED
Is now nine years old, fun five feet one inch
high, very handsome and powerfully made
beautiful dark bay, with black legs, name &
taii' IN high health and vigor; has covered
only two Seasons, (ahd thst at the same standN
with very great success, and is likely 10 ctt
as good racers, and elegant saddle horses. as
any horse in this country; his colts of last
spring are highly approved OF, being Of Good
form, colour and bone: his blood is inferior to
none in the world his performances on the
turf have been extraordinary, and are so well
known to Sportsmen as to render a detail of
them now unnecessary
JACOB MICHAUX,
WILLIAM HAXALL
N. 3: Mares put by insurance will be consi
dered in foal fparted with before the season
of foaling
March 90 ~6w !,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-12

VIRGINIA
mr. Rales holden in The Clert's Office ofthe ST.
feriOr Court Of Cha1ce,T for rte Rich,nond
Distrief, tte 90fh dey efJanudyy, 1915.
James MofFison' Pit.
Robert Campbell, Robert Gordon, and Ianneft
hrs wife, and James Currie, which said James
and Jannett, are heirs at lsw'of James Corrie.
deceased, rs well as the heirs and legal re-
personalities Of William Currie, deceased.
Robert Hicks Nathaniel s. Dalani. and sally
his wife, formerly Sally Hicks, John Hicks.
an infant Son OF John Hicks, deccased ID. which
said Robert, Sally. ard John. arc heirs OF Tie
said JOIN Hicks, deceased, A. Kirs patrick,
surviving executor of David Duncan. deceas-
ed, William &. perdeton, Register of the
Land Office OF Virginia. and james WEIGH.
and Samuel Duncan, David Duncan, Marea.
rett Duncan, Polly Duncan, and Peggy Dun
can, children and heirs at law Of David DIN
eau, deceased. !; Dena.
VIE Defendants A.. Kirkpatrick, James
4 WEIGH, Nathaniel S. Dsilann, and Sally his
wife, and Samuel Duncan, David Duncan, Mar.
garrett Duncan, Poly Duncan, and Peggy Dun
car, children and heirs at law of David Drn.
can, deceased, not hsying entered their appear.
ance and given security according Ia the Act Of
ass mbly and the Rules Of this Court, and Ii
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
SIRE not inbabiian;s OF this country Hb or.
Tered, That the said Defendants do appear here
on the first day OF the next term and answer the
bill OF the plaintiff and that a copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published IN the City Of Richmond, Tor two
months successfully and posted ct the front
door OF toe CAPITOL, in ,ihe said City.
A coPv--TEsTR,
VII LIAM w. HENN1NG, c. C.
February IL. wsw.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-12

GTOLHN out Of my stable on the nirh, or
> the 1Ith March, large likely bright sorreI
MAZE, her coat Of hair IS Remarkably Gns
and short, star in her forehead, hane;o..
manc and switch tail trots ard gallops ro,,rt
seven or eight years old, fresh gals On e.,
shoulder by the collar; soms pieces Of Old shoes
on her fore feet, and in good order when 90
ken away, - will give the above rewsrd G,r
The Mare delivered to me ~ buckingham
county near near t.e VIEW store for intelligence by
April s, '''' -
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Zen Dollars Reward.

GTRAYED from my house on the I'm oc,o
- Der, 1914, a DIRK BAl- 11hRE. sbont
fifteen bands high, has star in her forehead,
q snip on her nose, very hollow eyes, switch
tail and hanging name, tvots and racks. and ID
about 6or years old. viii give the above
reward 70 any pcrsen that viii deliver said
mare to me near the four mile creek. "
JACKSON FKAysER
WHen -. y. -. go. IN IL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-12
NOTICE.

THE board Of Commissioners, appointed by
virtue ofthe act, entitled " An act supple .
mentary to an act, entitled an net providing for
the decentralization Of certain claimants OF pub
iic lands IN the Mississippi territory" hereby
give notice, that they request from the claims
ants under the said act, that a written state.
mcnt, specifying the amount Of the respective
pretensions OF each claimant, the Quantity Of
acres claimed, and the pature and evidence and
chain OF each title, be forthwith transmitted 10
the Board.
THOMAS SWAMI,
II s. KEY,
JOHN Law.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-12
March 90,
VIRGINIA


At Rules holden in the Clerks ciRce Of The
Superior Court of Chancery f.r The Rich.
mond District, the 18th day of March, 1916
Joha S Stubbs, pl;,f
csdirss
Edmund Lacy, Philip N. Nicholas. Robert
White, Susanna Turner executrix, & LINES
Lynch and Elizabeth his wife. late Ejizabeth
Turner, and Jedediah Turner heirs at law OF
John Turner, decd. and Nathaniel Dunlop
admoF. of James McAnce, decd. enl Eliza.
beth McAnce widow, anil Thomas William,
McAnce, Mary Jan. McAnce and Elizabeth
McAnce, children aud heirs at law of the
SAID James NcAnce, decd. ncf,s.
The Subpoena Scire facias awarded in This
cause not being returned executed On the de
tcndant James Lynch and Elizabeth his vile.
and It appealing by Satislac,ory evidence thar
they arc not inhabitants OF this country: II IS
ordered, fnat the said Defendants do appear
here on the tenth day OF the next term and an
swer the bill OF the Plaintiff, and shcw cause
against the revival by the said Seire facias
sought and'that a copy or tbs order be forth
with inserted In some newspaper pub ished
IN the CITY of Richmond, for two months sue.
cessive.y and posted at the front door Of the
Capitol in the sad City.
Copy-Teste,
VIM. w. HENNING &C.
march - w8w
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VIRGINIA.:

AT auies holden in the Clerks Office of the
superior Court Of Chancery for the Richmond
Dlstrict. the 5oth day of January, 1915
john Richeson and Nancy his wife, PlpE.
aSaira,
DAVID Oekenson, admir- with the will annexed.
OF David Dick snson, deed, Mary Dickenson.
relict OF the said decedent, George Dicken.
son, Robert d Dickinson, John Dickinson. vii
ham Dickinson, Fanny Dickinson, Francis
Jackson and Elizabeth his wife, Francis Die k.
enson, Dickinson, only child of Thomas
Dickinson. decd. and Samuel Dickenson.
the sai,l George Dickinson and Robert DICK
enson infants under the aga of tweniy-one
years, by Mary Dickinson to be assigned
u LIE, guardian Def'ts
I8E defendants Francis jackson and Eli
zaoeth bis wife. Francis Dickinson, Dick
enson, only child of Thomas Dickenson. decd
AMI Samuel Dickenson, not having entered Their
appearance and given security according To the
sct OF assembly and the rules of this court, and
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
are not inhabitants Of this country 1t is order
eel. that the said defendants do appear here
or the hfst day of the next term and answer the
bill OF the Plaintiffs and that copy Of this
Order be forthwith inserted in some rcwspaper
published in the city Of Richmond, for two
months successfully. and posted at the front
door oil the capitol. in the said city.
copy Teste,
WILLIAM w. HEyING, c. C.
March 90. WV
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BOOK g JOB PRINTING.
THE SUBSCRIBERS

DESPECrFULi.y inform the public, that
az they have purchased the Book & lob Of,
fee Lately attached to the Argus Ofiice.
They arc prepared to print with neatness &
dispstch ROCKS, PAMPHLETS, CARDS,
iIAND8ILl.S, SO. &c.
ARTHUR G. BOOKER s. Co.
March %. tsA tf
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CakNCERY NoriCEs.
VIRGINIA

- 80 ><iSin OtbCS Vi
Superior Court of Chancery Tor the Rich
mohd District, the soth day of January
1915.
Joseph Cabeli, PR
against
Mary Hopkins Brackenriise, widow of
John breckenridge, decd, Robert C.
Harrison and Anne his wife, William /
Lewis and E'izubesh his wife, and sally
Megginson ADMINISTRATIVE. and Robert
Horseley admir- of Joseph c. Mesgiuson
decd. De-
he Defendant Mary Hopkins Bracken.
ridge. not having entered her aprearancs
and gwen security according TO the act of
Assembly and the Rules of this Court. and
It appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
she is not an inhabitant of this Country II
rs ordered. hat the said Defendant do az.
psaT here On the tenth day Of the nex.
term and anAwer the bill of the Plain,
TN and that a cosy Of this order be forth
With inserted in some newspaper publish
ed in the City of Richmond, for two month,
uccessively and posted at the front door
OF the Capitol, in the said City.
A coPy-Teste,
WILLiAMW HENNING, c. C..
March %. wsw
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BELFAST, Jannsrv :

BELFAST, Jannsry 81.
Lqiy Hamilton Lady I. milton dien NJ Co.
iais on tie .6th instant. IL origin was very
humn!e, and she had experienced all those. VI
cissitudcs in early life which too generally at.
tend those fsmsics whose bcsuty hss BETRAYED
ulsm in,o vice, and which unhey2ily proves
the chef means of subsistence. When, hove.
yer, she become snch an object OF admiration
as tn attract the admiration Of painters, she
formed connections winch, if she had conduct,
cd herself with prudence, might have raised
her into Independence if not agluence. ROM
ney, who evidently felt stronger admiration
for her then what he night be supposed 10 en-
tettain merely - an aftist, made her the fire.
qusnt subject Of hi pencil H.s admiration
remained Til the close Of his life IN unoirnipiy,.
ed sTdor The late Charles Grevine, we'll
known for his rs6ned taste IN virtue. and who
has prominent character in the world Of gal
lantry, was the protector Of Laiy Hamilton for
sorAe years, and when his uncle, the late sir
William Hamilton, wanted a person TO take
abroad With him, he recommended the iadv
with SO good character, that sir William took
her with bin, and having reliance or her
fidelity, married her. sir william returned 10
this country, for he purpose of getting her IN
tro1ac d ut court, in order 70 procure a sirailar
honor Zoe he's at the court OF Naples, but found
II impossible for bin o en- be her to pass over
that chaste barrier which defends the purity of
British m jesty. Sir William, therefore, re.
turned TO Naples, add The lady, by her own
ialen . and assiduity, recommended herself 90
well 20 the King md queen of that kingdom,
that she became great favorite with both, and
particularly with the ialter. The connection
between lady Hamilton aud our great naval DC .
70, Nelson, 10 too well known To need repst
Gon. Miss Horatia Nelson was with lady FL.
miltouwhen she died
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-12

from bei1g a Mem5er Of the oydsy effde Bah.
In consequence Of meeting of the Members
Of the Order ct tic Bath, ct which Warrant
was agreed upon, authorizing FraacIs Towns
end, Esq. King at Arms of the Order OF the
Bath, TO remove sir Thomas Cochranc, CON
monty called lord Cochrane, from being mem
Der Of The Order Mr. Townsend attended on
Thursday, accordingly, with warrant, signed
fy lord Viscou1t sidmoutb, as secretary nj
state for the House Department, few minutes
before o'cles-, IN King Henry Vllth's chapel,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-12
A. J DALLAS.
seoretnru 90 rrea. !, !. =

secretary OF the Treasury.
u. The Printers Of tie laws Of the United
times week until tie 1st of MAY and the
Commissioners OF Loans in the respective
states will, also. be pleased to give it an early
and general circulation.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-12
or. Mas. .Gen,s Department.

Richmond, lHqrch 27th, 1915.
a Ii persons having demands against the
"A Unted States for Forage, Wood, Straw or
other supplies furnished the United States
since the month OF November 1915, are reunes!
ted to bring forward their accounts TO the sub
scri5er, for settlement. -
JOSEPH WHEATON,
d. .. Master General
n. D. a few Omitted States wagons and
horses yet for sale.
March %. ff
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Miscellaneous.
LONnON- NJ q


We have been favored with seIre highly i'm.
Pcrtant communications from iodia rslstiv> to
Me spirit which prevails there for ship build
Ing, both to- the merchant service and for The
navy The ships wsich hare BE- EN- built in In.
dla s~c the royal navy. have hitherto been con-
structed at Bombay. one of theSfineSt bar bors
IN the world; but the Inhabitants and mer-
chants OF Calcutta. Justly estimating the im-
portsnce Of The subject. are making The great.
est exertioss to procure for that port, snare OF
government favor. In order TO effec, this, they
have determined TO buSld ship Of The line BY
sa6scriDticl, formed into shares. and these
shares gere purchased with much avidi,y.-
Wasn this sh, IS finished, is 10 be sent to
England as specimen, and offered TO our gov :
ersment at the cost price. Public attention has
lately been much engrossed by the subject, and
many intelligent persons, IN the Eublic prints.
have entered into comrariscv of the advants.
ges to be derived, II more teak ships were to
De built, as their duration is found TO be much
greater than oak. This position is illustrated
oy the following among msny other examples.
The Turkish flag ship at Bussora was built
Mt N'dIr Shall, more than 20 years ago; this
ship was not long since CT dock, when all her
tim5ers we're ascertaiaed TO BE perfectly sound
The Hercules. built In 1865, and constantly
employed TIL 1906, when she was captured by
The French, IS SQUAD as when launched. The
Milford of 679 tons, after constant employment
to China and Europe, for "a wears, was then ex-
anlned, but It was not touHd necessary TO shift
single timber. and the whole OF her repairs
did not cost l000l. The Wellesley, new a.
IS nearly complete at Bombay, and when She
sails Tor England, she will bring the frame Of
another ship of the same proportion. as did the
lord CorDwsllis, which is now abo,;t to be err
ployed on active service. This prospect OF a
future sources for the British navy, must afford
the lireliest satisfaction to every EngIisaman,
aad more than ever impress on our minds the
Importance of India; where, also, it has been
proved eye can RAISE very good hemp.
THE Success, galley, vessel of about $50
tons, was built By the Niwab OF the Carnstic.
IN the year i7iS, to convey pilgrims from the
coast ut Coromsnlel to India, annually in the
intermediate periods OF this service she as en-
ployed q perchsntInan in the bay of Bengal ;
in the year i77s when Sufrien held the British
feet und Sir Edwsrd Hughes in aIockade in
the roais Of Porto Norvo, the Success galley,
then 50 yesrs old and commanded by captain
Cuthbert Fenwick, passed through the French
feet with provisions and intelligence In the
Brit.sh: in 1894 the Success galley was still in
servicg--shc vas built of teak, in the Northern
IL caES.-AHT6-a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-12

AYR, Jan. IL
5fsizzcboig Siibzprccf.-T,arly on Tuesday
morning last, the Margaret OF Londonderry.
john Mcintyre, master, with three men and
twenty passengers, was wrecked in Cutlean BAY.
Ayrshire, when all persisted, excepting Norman
hIcCleod, mate, and Edward Donald, seaman.
The latter arrived in AYR on Wednesday night.
and relates, that they left ID Try. on Saturday
eyening, and their sail being shivered to ciecss
IN dreadful storm, the vess struck about 5
O'Clock, when tn master, one OF the hands, and
some of the passengers, took to the boat, but
were drowned that he and the mate stuck in
the rigging, and when the day dawned, Though
a great Der OF people were collected ON the
shore, from the violence OF the storm no assist
ance could be given them here was on deck
a man holding his wife in his arms-a woman
surrounded by five children on her way e, her
husband in Giasgow-another woman and
child; genleei looking woman W ho tod him
she vas quarter master sergesnPs wife, and
had lived some time in Hamilton-an,l Mrs
Csrrick, the oaly person whose name be knew,
with her child. That the tide making about
eveno'cicck, they were all swept of the wreck,
ard though some rescl,ed the shore alive, they
were benumbed with colF that thew soon
expired. Fifteen of the bodies are already
come ashore, bat the corpse Of the master -
still missing. She was loaded with beef, hides,
butter, fax, linen, end linen yarn, for Greenock,
and supposed to b. worth rom 200Ol. to 3O00l
Ill IS expected great part OF the cargo w II tie
saved, and thai the vess Will be rot off -
Much praise is due TO captain Thomas Walisce
Of Ayr, WHO, on hearing of the loss, with las
accustomed activity and humanity, immediately
repaired 20 the spot, and has continued there
since. cxerting himself for the recovery aud Sc
curing OF the cargo.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-12
Zen DolIars Reward

March 92-1m
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Richmond. March, 90, 1916 wlds
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-20
Tn TED Slaies II Amsriea

In tel Stgiss II Amsriea .
Dtsssa ct Mime n
PURSUANT TO Warrants f.om the lion. David
sewais, Eiq Jujge Of the United States D.s-
sr,d Court OF Name hereby give no'ice that !
fhasi exro.e and lei al ruo;.e auction on Union
wharf ID Portland, on Monday the 2osh day Of
February infisns at ten o'cock a NJ 10 the high
Elf bidders tile toIIowag Merchandise, VIZ
ia ruaehe IA Ruai
!. .s s sss'''' sugar
Or elk lorser
l ca k Hams
90 bo1ss Noyeau ard Wire.
4 quanfny ef wir,e Lead
S trucks Goods, conllt,ng of Linens, Cling
hams and Furniture Prints
a quantity OF Cordsge
Kegs mhl e Lead
csios Copper
key Copper Nails
Is 4~5cxes vi Candies
quaa,,iy of Allpice
The fame having teen condemnea as lawful
prize of war to the owners, ,fiiceIs and crew VI
the pnyAse armed brig Daih OF pors.and, aid or,
Gered TO e e. for he berehs Of lhoie concerned
DAsed al 'saco, this ienth s'ay Of February
1915
T. G. THORNTON. Ma, &h
Conditions of ia!e-- specie Bolton bAok Sii,s, or
iuch money as will deposit ia Cumberland back.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-02-20

sociate Of your youth. 10 pronounce The ao.
clifton Of practice, that has often caused
The sigh of the vile 10 arise. Are you
parent? Let me plead with you,by the
hopes OF father, 10 withstand atorrcn,,that
has swept SO many needless youth away,
and LEI. the more than bc.ea,ed parent 10
mourn Are you a soldier; and would you
offer your bosom 10 the shafts aimed al
your country? Let me remind you that
drunkenness is secret foe, lurking III am
husband ready 10 attsck and overthrow the
dearest institutions OF our country. Let
me exhorl you to give an example worthy
your character / he friend Of his country
will app!aud your true cou,age and phIl4n-
throphy. Tears OF gratitude will cm5sim
your memories, flowing from her, who has
SO often watched with trembling anxiety
the midnight arrival Of The friend OF lei
bosom The father will welcome the peace
ful and quiet return Of his son, and the
blessings Of age viii rest upon your heads
Ithrir hearts were not adamant, they
would relsnt But should the worst, that
can reasonably besimaginsd, bc the result;
should lie be obliged even 10 lay down his
commission, he would retire from The ser
vice with The appreciation OF his own con-
science and of viriuous men, and with more
lasting honors, thanlhe conqucsss ofCrsar
would bcstow.
PHII-OLEGIS.