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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25

IN pursuance of n resolution the Common Hall of -
cry OF Richmond, Notice is hereby Given, that the Cor
pora'i"n OF saul City will, the fist OF Juy nex,
deem at the Office OF The Chamberlain of the sai ritv lie
Capital SIX Per Gent Stock issued by the said Cofnora
ton under an Ordinance of the Common Hall of r,,y
passed the third day Of June 1916, led An Crinsn
auihorsng loan OF forty thousand dollars and lnt r.
yer Tue SAID hrsi OF July next the said Stock will cease To
bear interest N, SiIEPPARD Cb,mha.,ai. ="
November so 80. ,'"'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25
TRUST SALE OFI-ANo

IL virtue O deed OF trust 20 us bv wno III
- Cabe, ESQ and recorded in The court of The eo,n,.,
OF Caeis STALL ON the oath day of Jepunrv ne,t ,
coed 10 self at the front door of the Eagle Hotel i'm M 10
OF Richmond, the tract of land comnsny kno,yn ~. ~
name ihS Green Bottom, lying on the Ohm Hiyer 60
tanning between four and FIVE thousand acres: M isI
more Than eighteen hundred acres afe said 10 lac n -
grounds we are not personally Acquainted viii tb;s
taei but " has been represented lis ms being ,e Gnss
on that pnrioi the Ohio river which Is within the n;s 80
TIE state Of virginia IL is said to alnunl In Cot gr
many years whi'e THIS estate the hands Of CnI VII
son - NchoHs 10 whom IL formerly belonged - - said n,
nave beth extensively cultivated IN Tobacco which ts
S'd N rev iOtk aud IN Europe, are inf,rurd CO..
mHueh Ir'css tquil To thusc which James River T
60 s"d ~ mas been divided into many smaller tr,r, 80
,9 rs may We seen by plat IN the tOssrs,iop oC Joh,
iianah EST "ho yves the and and who tsii, Le,
we Whoe, or any pnrt thereof any person de r ~,
Ntw bui ., VIII he sold IN en,e tract or In 80.
L' ~ parcels hs on the ay Of sale NAY he tioucb ,s
70 pfpuuce lie hest prize. The sale will e I'm Lrc.
"hnu" instruments; The purchasers to give bond i,
lPU securities, and also deeds Uf The land as
'aI'her security tor The uDne payment Of The ppres.,
money rs the members Of ie Assembly from essrv -,
~ we slate viii be in Richmond az time M H., -,
persons AZ distance, wishing purchase NAV
y S'oii themselves OF their agency
Nov..,...,s r. JOHN CoALrER.
. u The Editors ofte Yirginian in Lynci,nrS H.,
iicdI ~ Wincheslef-ierald IN fTedefickSl,,ro
~ OhWesi0wn (kahaw hs county and OF t,e
o'huh,up are requested TO insert tie above
W us sPfcNe papers, once week for lour ,veeLs 49,.
se.g we V'h ot Jansaty and forward tleir acr,f..
,,snto,aIely 70 ihs office for payment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25
I.nui.n county. Va. Dec. u,
TAKE NOTII'E

TAME NOTICE..
4 AN building alarge BRICK HOUSE 10 miles ,Lo..
The eiy oil Richmond, on the Brooke Turnpke an IT,
ersat roa mat leads TO Louisa Cou.t House e,
yiie to etaunon, the Sweet Springs, Greenbrirr ohi
Nehueky Sc' rms house is 20 be rented Tor tayer, 80
has been expressly calculated for that puruose In ,,
.un 10 we vas, deal OF travelling tins, the gesest
road III virginia. there is Mineral Sprinp Al ih;s 800
200 yards from the house, and from us LnSu pace
De supposed TO be one OF tie best below The nouninm
ana from ITS being so near the city, will no o,, liz
great object tn many families IN tue summer in, "a
spehu sns lime AT this very healthy and peasas, n,c
The house. with all convenient out houses Is .,
be ready Tor occupation BY The 18Th day OF sep,ember
oc,ohe. % j. WALKER.
d . ,rho.,... ., .,, 5f-xlf
of January. f o"' 'ne.hts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25
Trnst Sale Of L.aUd in f;oocLI,,,


" virtue OF deed OF executed 10 the suscr;h
aS by Neil McCoull, TO VIM Innp The c,r',.
"i Certain sum of money therein noned we shall mo-,
Seeu to sen 90 The highest bidder for cash on the 2l,h f
january 1925, on the PREMISES Of land
seven hundred odd acres las per deed) situated and
ns III ihe cou ~ OF Guncland, called White Haabou,
eisht miles above GoochIand Courtbous. mr. so r'"ah
rIeo1 as shnilr sufficient tn satisfy pay the sai,i
IN them by said deed. JOHN {; WIIIAn,,eSs'eu
u,. ROBERT DOuTHAT.
A..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25
JAEKSnN LlnTEI

TTONAS F1NDLhY respectfully informs che rpi tic tba,
ne has iaken m'jor Esteirs large and oen.odious
House directly opposite the Boil Tavern. is accom- mo
anons shall he such ~ be trusts will rive general safe
faction % all Who may please them ~ experiment
He iofbears The Customary pledges of sct attention. &c
bot desires lint portion Of patronage which liberal pubic
may think his ereriions merit
Abingdon, We. Dee. 10, f9-zgv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25
EDUCATION.

7 RESPECTFULLY inform The public Thar NV s,,
'or ,he year 1898 viii he opened the I7th Of jam
y, az" r'nsru ON the i7th oi December vacation of
weeks will he given in the summer o w
s a,i OF ne students will be instructed The Geek
oi deomeiiyan Arithmetic Any pei son al distance ,sa,
ing disposed To inrust me with the OF their chiren
VIII direct their letters To Poiiesve Louisa The si,nno
OF ihs school perhaps, as healthy any in Virginia
MY price for Board, the student furnishing his T.,
avn bed anu towels, will he S75
furnishing the same, IN
For Tuition, o.. ~
1,,.;.. MALCOLM HART
.-"' ,'''"E' va. I'er' IL. CS-gl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25
PETEK II. pEyLHLEy. ESQ.

rgIAKE NOTICE, tat we shalt on The fo,b dsv Of Jsru
ary nett at The fce Of iilley a. Baker in The civ
o. hehmon heween The hours Of sunrise md sunset Of
The day proceed to take The dispositions Of f,ar,e
Beverley Esq and Others all he resd in evidence in
salt depending tie Superior Court Of Chancery for the
Hiebupnd District 10 which we are and yov,
sehpsisin- from cause the deposition or depo
stnN s8l not lie taken the day aforesaid we shalt
pro-seh from day TO day thereafter the aforesaid
anj bewecn me hours aforesaid, take the said depos
ton or dispositions, Until all shall be taken.
CHARLEs ELLIS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25

w AZ Committed 10 the jail Of ienrice county on the lat
., oep'enber 1879, Negro Man named lianinl " ho
sneS hat ne is the property Of Mr. John Christian of New
nen Comfy and that be was hired The present year 10
nr. ware oi torchland county. Said runaway is nbout
irry years old light cowp FIVE feet SIX inches s
ne h"u on when committed brown cloth coat and brow
usn PahiaIoo"s The owner OF said runaway hereby
required to come forward, prove property my cnrges ard
take him away or he will ne dealt witt as the law d,recis
=, % JOHN p. BURTON, u s.
NOV. 20, bD--W12V lur YIN md In.ns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25
JOHN COALrFp
Nevember ie.
EDUCATION.

A YOUNG MAN qualified to teach grsmmatic.t,v a, -
oFeeh, Latin and English Languages togssbssy .e
.he translation OF the French, and DO Lss bsd WI,
years ehperience IN his profession wishes 20
ensong year situation as private tutor or tesrb.,
nsighbourhood School Satisfactory testironias Ivy o.
Hy, &c can be exhibited. Communicate
4; X. Richmond, viii be attended 10. 'ee'eo 20
November 50. e,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25

IA had experience in teaching, wishes for situation
rs an instructor 10 pnllc private school, for the ensu-
ing season satisfactorily recommendations ill he river
line addressed TO H. A. and left the post Office viii
Dec n. IN .,o,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25
NlIIII'E

IL persons having claims against the Estate Of the
late Dr. VIM Foushee, Sem dec. are hereby no,,6sS
ana required To make them known 20 the ~;
orurr h.t provision may be made for their discharge
And all persons indebted said Estate are
requested TO make immediate payment 90
49, JAMES RAWLINGS, Admir-
With the will annexed OF VIM Fou,Ie, Sen de-.
Sept. ~. sn,f ee'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25

Wdnied- 0odcco Siemmers and I1DisieJs.
HiHE subscriber notifies those of whom he hired ha,a
inr the present year, that il Is bis 10 hire ihpnr
Tue sueceehns year, h. wants fifty additional Sienmers
and Twisers and six Freshmen the highest
!" , r,Ie W." oe gwen Tor all COLIN M'RAE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25
FORTY DOLLARS DEIv1VO

WILL he given for delivering 10 NV oserser Richard
" Patterson, rear Carlersville negro man BILLY
VINO ran away on The i4ih Of June Billy Is he or
duary stature, about thirty years of age has r,be, a
down look, speaks slowly aud hunhly. purchased hin,
some years ago al GoOctland Conri from Uileys estate
RANDOLPH HARRISON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25

TUE land whereon the late Major James Row resided,
IL lying IN the county of King II Queen, will lie offered
for sale 10 the highest bidder, tue Courthouse Of said
county, on the twe"y first aNy OF January fnif
rot the next TAR day The contains
400 Of which Is high land balance marsh ~ qun
of soil this land is much Inferior ans high land
In the lower cuuhtry The ssil peculiarly adapted
growth ocorn, and much Of produces good wheat and
other small grain The attached the quite
firm, and valuable for gazng might he reclaimed with
e difficulty ami expense any other in this
section Of she country This desiraby situated
miles below tie Courthouse of said county, and immsd
aey The Maiapony IL has The advantage of fIie
valuable herring fisheries river The yelling
house. which IS large and cOmmodous, and all necessary
o"t houses are in excellent repair and good order for
receiving n family OF any size.
Terms OF sale one two, and three years credit. Bonds
with approved security, aud trust to secure their
payment ms they become due will be rfqeired pur-
chaser n, H. p (FkANCtS now
JOHN FLEET.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25
SALE IN WILIIAusRtJgf.

az The FIRST day n January 'sg5 ono II tbp most der
~ able family residences III W fansbrrp viii ie snt a,
public auction, vz The hos.e and lots on Pal re r Of
owned y Mrs. bhpwi'h, and occupied Nv mrs Pc.
feas, thifd cHshthe tesidge on courenien ere;,
Sale be conducted ~ The subcrber as agent M he
prestht owners, " BIO reside Ia Peunsyiyani..
ROBERT ANDERSON
y -s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25
TRUST SAI,r

lR virtue of ds ed ui trust ,eeue,, Iv r,,o. rr
- 'a,es innes, William Mitchell ana the subscriber
twenty duly recorded in the ofIr. nj
ue o""ny Cnnftot lenrico, tue nay of
sum oi money therein mentioned, viii sold on
"es'y, .ne 4.h DAY oi January, In year. 1925 If
iair II not On ihe day al puhiic uc,n "a, The
hghest BIDDER, Lot street Ia the CITY pf R,hn,op
oeing pau OF lot purchased by said Brown from SIoses
DAVIS ANA bounded as follows: beginning al IN. Suut
ras, corner oil the house lately occupied y John b.n
patn, nrhee down street the alley hence IN the ally
n ue ,'"r OF ,he Tot formerly Lessiie owned by
cou'I thehce with sn LINE IS feet, thence 10 Tie
snning-"pon which lot there are several gooI houses
rms OF saie-Ons fourth at tue pure base money in
cash. 'he balance in equal moiees in six and tw,lyc
montls, with ute .st thereon from, the ,ix az 81 -
'eu ny negotiable rnutes with app ed an.
deed OF truss upon the property. ="
The title Is b.li ed to he rood but tho Tr,s,o. ;,,
convey only such tite as is vessd in him. ~ ''
Nav 70 100. JOHN u WILLIAMS, acting trustee
Wv. ~, is<7 SS-tds
~ ihs above sale will he conducted by Aloncure Ro
n.n-un Y Pieanis, Aucticneers.
{ ,oMMirrEp 10 the JAIN OF Hanover County Ola ,Ie IL,
AZ ~ oep'ember, negro who says his nam. is
w,iLLijM-tha' VIM Hammond bought him OF w lillian,
"'Ft di Washington him To Nashville in Ten
n-ssee and thai be Runaway from thence nj er h,vin
peen uere "a short time only William quite biacs las
..uoth Is rather unier the middle size, and is
80 Junk thai he hos gnoranily d-signetIv ui,,n,ed
s U" hhine, rs have since his nent pen i
"'"en .hat 'ian OF tue name OF Washington L. linn
% 'es " ut near nashville, and is in the practice of
puy"s hnt' selling Negroes. The owner of William will
apply ior him and pay charges or he win oeruse he
u''poseu VI according TO law.
BENZ. POLLARD Jai,or
Nov. 10. ' ~ VI ii'"oSer county
MotIC hesehy gwen dat III the ccII,,n the Lna,c
=, ospi. IN he c'ty oi Williamsburg occupied and
wa" no iNre patients, male female will he ceyed into
sau hospital un,ii some ofLe said cells are
Due notice OF which will he given.
By order vi the Court OF Directors
Iuv 90 1925, "D hNNhht So, ~ D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25

AZ AS committee t the jail o tots county % Tue OH
w day 81 ucigbef the current year. Negro by tie
name ot HAHHf, who says he is the property 1r b.
hannah of tie county Of Madison, State Va and was
hired the present year TO certain Mr.. Nitefail--te
said slave isabout 20 years nge very black cupex
particular mark or scars beingng to said slave. The
will please forward prove property, take
bin a"ay,U OF else he "i be der
JOHN H. FRlCE, Tailor Lou,a County.
Dec. II 6I-wl2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25

az A5 COAidt ~ 90 ,he 1si ol 9oentndOsn cO",tj
w on Tuesday the 81 instant, y runaway. uegre
eating himself BEV, feet or inches high small
scar on us right knee says he belongs To- Mr William
brdmleY, living upon Pamuukey river, in Vhgiai1 Had
on when committed, shirt, twied yarn round
about,HHd gray casenet pantsioous.
The owner Of the described negro IS requested to
come iurNar, prove properly, pay charges aud take
him away otherwise he will he disposed of ~ the law d.
reefs. q. q. KNIESI EY, y. s. o.
tgrto
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25
N0ru,E

A MEETING or the Stockholders NJ the p.oote r,,n.
IA pike Company viii he hed 1T ihe hisng Sun Tavern
~ saturday Tue hrt day Of January the purpose
Of appointing Directors, declaring Uiyi, nd and t,n,s
acting other important business 10 the Company Wbe
Is desired a full meeting may be hsg.
Dec. H. ee ..,c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25
10 TIE CULTTVATORS or COIION.

VNNI VT
4 Az now making arrangements 10 manufacture Coitoe
PICKING Machiaery in is city, and contemplate that 10
very short Tine the propreiors U the establishment will
ne able 20 furnish the said machinery supply The
ohHes with thirty and upwards will be supplied at~O
dollars aud twenty-five cents per saw-esder thirty
the price will be higher Io my absence application 20
Major itctie Ayres OF this city, RICHARD HARRIS.
Oehni0nJ, Nor. De. Is.4. 57-yN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-15

W The CONSTITUTIONAL WIG is published
,.etce ioees' Tuesdays and Ftidays) al fire dol
faTs per d'aaun,, payable an adoa,.ce.
VI For eaoertisiagojijly cents square Cor les-)
oT "'e fsf u!se'!so, asd 81 l2 cents for each con-
""na"ce.-lhs number Of Insertions MAST be noted
on me ~. s., ohterpisc Mty toM be continued and
charged accordingly.
IL .4dosriiscme,lts from tie country TO be Doid
Jor IN aacdce, or assumed BY responsible i,di-
rLa'tat M tbs place Manchester.
W .4H letters to the Editors must be posf-paid,
ot they tcW reccire no attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-15
PEOPLES TICKET.
Fon PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATE.

JOHN QUINCY ADAMS Of Massachusetts,.
FoR vICE-rREsIDENT,
SOME TRIED g. APPROVED DEMOCRAT.
The people of the United States are one great
family--as long the Union of the States holds, a
citizen from ono section, provided he be honest, ca
pable and faithful to the Constitution and the Peo
pie, ought to be as acceptable the opposite sec
tion, as to the one which claims his birth or resi-
dcucc."
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-14

IL Of which they have since made suei an
osieniaiious display. So Ear, howe'er,
was this from beiug the case, that tins nlea
sure not only met, then, the open s1pfolio II
those who when their country was adedi
tbo'f resistance a virtue, u Tie silent anffo
baton ufnH, bat even received the particular
recommendation n encouragement al ma
ny who nov lnyeigh most bitterly against It.
II was not until - victory SECURED by ilial
very measure had lessened the Danger
that occasioned . resort toit, that Tue pre-
sent feeling guardians OF eur rights diseoV
cred that the commanding general ought
To have suffered his posts io be bandonid
through the interference ofa foreign agent !;
his ranks to be li,inned by deserilon, and
his whole army broken 10 pieces by nut
ny while yet a powerful force remained
on your coasts, and within II few hours SAL
Of your city.
1 thought and acted differently. II was
not until ! discovered that the civil power
stood M longer in need of the military for
its support, thatI reslOrpdt IL tits functions
and the restoration was not delayed a
moment after that period had arrived.
> Under these circumstances, feHow-soi-
diefs, your resolution 10 let Others deeiaI9l
about privileges, aud constitutional rights,
will never draw upon you the charge OF be.
ing Indifferent to those incstimable bless
your attachment to them has been
proved by 81 stronger utle-that OF having
nobly fought 10 preserve them. You,
who have thus supported them against The
open pretcnslions OF n powerful enemy,
will never, | trust, surrender them Ia the
Vaccinations of men who stand
,loof in the hour ofpcri', ard who, WHEN
he danger Is gone, clam 10 be The p" de.
lenders ofyoTr constitutions"
An honorable peace has dissolved our
military conncxlon, and in a few days !
,hall qnit a country cudealed 10 me by The
most pleasing recoIIcctions. Among The
most prominent Of these, gentlemen, are
hose | SHAH ever entertain Of the distin-
bravery, the exact discipline, The
rdcbt zeal, and the important services OF
our corps. The offered friendship ofeach
Individual composing it, | receive with
'%lrasure, and with sincerity rcclProcate.
shall always pride myself on a fraternity
itA such men, created 10 such a cause.
ANDREW JACKSON.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-14
La FAYETTE'S RETURN TO NEW
YORK.

NEw YoRK, September G.-Yesterday
about | Il o'clock, General La Fayette landed
IN this city from the steam boat Oliver Els
worth. A national salute WAS fired from
the Franklin II, nj the Navy Yard, rs he
passed. The citizens along the shores and
wlar,e rs Of East River, foT two miles, kept
up a continual reclamation for the whole
distance. The Oliver Ellsworth was de-
corated with flags, and had on board a enc
band Of muse. lie was received ut the
Fulton street whaifb by the Committee Of
the Corporation, and conducted 10 his Tod
giugs at the City Hotel. The streets were
filled with people, whose anxiety TO see him
was undated.
He embarked at Middletown about sun
set On Saturday, and did not leave the
mouth ofthe river until about | } at night
but the people attended AT the villages and
landing places until that hour, and saluted
him as the boat passed with artillery, and
with chcers-at several places, handsome
fransparencics Wereexnibited 0f'tWolcome
La Fayeite,o &c.
The General dimes this day with the So
cirty Of Cincinnati aud will be escorted
from his lodgings by the Fayette Guards,
10 Washington Hall.
General La Fayctte, according to the
Salem Gazette, was born on the 9th of
1856 j; so that ON this day he
5 sixty-seyen years Of age. 1t is hoped,
hat after the lalisnins journey he has had,
lie people will allow him IA few days re-
lose.
The pext visit of the General, it is sup
,osed, will be to Albany. lie has informed
he Mayor Of that city of his intention Ia
ie there a few days aft. the 9Th inst.
Com. ,1dp.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-14
Ertract 10 the Editor, dutca Hot Springs
Ud.) Juty %.

" I'll countries of secondary limestone
abound in caves. One Of these is Ia he
found in the mountain on the eastrily side
of the hot spring. Its extent being little
known, a party was made up this morning
10 enter and explore it. The company
consisted of six gentlemen, and the frs
thing necessary was to procure suitable
dresses ; for this purpose a contribution
was laid on all the old coats, hats and pan
falcons about the establishment. When
we were all attirad We presented avery
grotesque groupe- The entrance to the
caverniS narrow, just large enough 10 aid
NIT he body of a moderate sized man.
You descend perpendiruia.Iy about twenty
feet, by means of an Indian ladder, into IA
small chamber I; you proceed thence
through a damp narrow passage into a
m"is spacious room from that are sever
al ways leading TO different apartments la
the one which was visited by our patty
was a hole from FIVE and twenty TO thirty
feet deep, into which all but one gentle
man descended they, finding great diff
Guilty in re ascending, despatched this one
for a rope and more candies. The distance
to the house was nearly three quarters of
a mile before the messenger returned,
our party, finding their candies nearly ex
iausted, maze a great exertion anu c!e.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-14

wards yon, lest the honest emotions OF our
hearts should be asefil,sd to a destrs nt
prapiiiatiug the fasor of our commander.
At tn. ome wl.n neither hope nor
fer ca, ie supposed IL have Influenced rs,
NJ pray seii IL f.eei.e The sincere tribute
Of ouf tlanks-ss soldiers fur tie conf
denee you have fel,oscd in rs ior'the pa
ternal caie with which ' u hate watched
Over our comforts, and ahose al, iaT hlhi
Justice snn have dune 10 our zeal IN assign
ing. Us M every ucrasinu, y post 0i danger
AID 81 lionnr-as citizen Ter the "isd III
Of The measures you lmte devised Ia pro
tel anf eanairy for Tie skill AMI brave.
~ With which tlrY WIRE executed ana
10 lllat iu5es ri alb energy To which we
oaroof safely. Leaving Ia oiheFs the task
Of drelnmins about privileges aud consii
|tulional rights, re are content with having
fought IN support of them We have I'm
defsfnnd ennugh Ia knew when they are
aantonly tiulated aud no falsr reasoning
shall make rs ungrateful 10 the man, whose
wisdom aud tainr have secured tllrm 10 us
and onf poslerily w do not deal IN
professions W pray YOU, general, 10 be
assured thai IN the officers aud men of this
batialian you have soldiers, who have been
and are ready, 10 confront every danger
under YOUR communicative citizens,
grateful foI youf sef,iees-triends, person
ally attached 10 your fortunes, aud ready
IL promote yonf happiness nj The risk oi
ihcir On. You hive allowed MS he en-
titic ofyonl b o hrs lnarms-ltw was
given 10 rs IN this field slre"ed then
\ it'll fhr bodies Of our enemlrs and we
tel a noble ptide in The consciousness that
rs toaeeept IL. That fraternity, &C
nentrd IA hostile blood, shall be the pride
# our lives, aud IN aftcriimcs will secure
- our children the respect of postefiiy.
}eneral, common praises ann express
D. emotions which agitate US nj the mo
ncnt of our sepnratlon-but Nc pray hca-
an IN watch Over your safety aud we
Ia n grateful country for the honors
nj advancement which your services have
1rfilrd.
j. b Plenche, Meior, Str. Gene, Cap.
iin, NJ White, Captain, \. Guilbcrt, Cap
in, llndry, Captain, Z. Kocbe, Captain,
St.dean, Llrni. Gpnr de Roy. De 81.
ONES, Lieut.. NJ. Tbompson, | icut. {.
icmobt, Lieut. Dalnlguod, Lieut.. L.
ilie, Lieut.. Benrtaud, Lieut.. Bortrl,
Iiaet, Lieut.. LeMeunier, Sergeant
Iaior.