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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-11
NGEN rs.

The following gentlemen twill receive Sub
scriptions. ard money due for the Whining
tonian. We would particularly request our
friends who find it inconYcncnt TO make
payment to Us. to cali on any Of the gen
tlcmen whose names are below, who viii
give receipts for the whole amount, OF part,
Of their respective bills.
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From the London Spirit and Manners of the
Age.
REMEMBER ME.

RF.MEhlBf.N Nf-,
Best of blessings bless thee
Best of Toys caress thcc
Vet still remember me-
When the hours bcguilinT,
ttFricnds are round thee smiling,
oh, then remember me
Or when light is flying,
And thy breast is sighing,
O'cr Hopes il ,w'rets DYING,
That had bloom'd for thee
When the sigh is wringing,
And the tear is spinging,
oh, then remember me!
when thy knee IS bending,
And thy prayer ascending,
Oh, then remember mc,
VIXEN to thee arc given,
JOYS that seem OF heaven,
oh, then remember nc!
While that sacred feeling,
Through thy bosom stealing,
Opens heaven--revcalinE
Things no eye can scc;-
When thy home seems nearest.
And thy Saviour dearest,
Oh, then remember me!
while a JOY is glowing,
While tear is flowing,
mast remember the>;
Joy will be the sweetcr,
;yo will be the tieeter,
lille remember thee
Life is quickly burningi
Dust TO dust returning,
In the house of mourning,
Hidden soon will be;
But when Deaths cold billow,
- ..--r-s---- - ssts7 nif1,sse
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Deiawarc H2gs.--Mr. fmRc};us Coulter, Mcr-
chant, Of Milton, psl. killed few days ago, two
hogs raised by himself, which were less than two
years old, ore Of which weighed S5lbs-the
other 5SO--,naking atotal Of l2lj lbs
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Ilor tie U1imin9iomcn.l
BIBLE sKETcIlEs.-cm,ttnma.

Nv last say in the Nilmingtonian CON
Guided with all idea that the quails which
descended for the noulishment Of the chill
drcn of Israel had been raincd alive, two Gu
bits; upwards Of three feet, il height from
the ground. On a retrospective view of the
subject, it appears most reasonable that they
were not in state Of animation at the time
of their descent: consequently required no
sustenancc from the ground, 10 suppose
otherwise would be to suppose them TO have
scattered far and wide, which is rather an
infringement upon the space witch we
must necessarily allot for tie district upon
which the mama, likewise had fallen. Let
US suppose that the encampment in and a
bout which the quails were distributed, a
mounted to fifteen hundred acres; outside
of which may be considered the mama
ground: now, as every one gathered an omcr
per day, let us suppose that off every square
perch of ground an omer was gathered: the
soil necessary to contain this mama amounts
to about one million of perchts, or 6250 a
crcs Of land, so that rali drawn from the
centre of said encampment to the boundary
line would he sufficient journey to SO and
return in &C space of half day with then
loads. An omer is reckoned about six pnts
Ten omers and about six-tenths is bushcl
consequently, the amount daily gathered was
"a, ,358 bushels.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday last, by the Rev. John P. Peck
worth, Mr.. JOnS HEAzLETT, of Philadelphia, to
Miss ANN ROBINSON, of this borough.
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DIED,

On Friday morning last, Mr.. JOHN FLEMING,
an old and very respectable inhabitant Of this
Borough.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-11

A writcrat Berlin, in q letter to his friend in
speaking Of young Napoleon says
':At Vienna saw the Imperial family at the
Opera; and among them the Empress Maria Lou
is., and her son, the yonng Napoleon. had my
eye fixed upon the latter Tor more than two
hours, rctracing in my mind the eNentinl life OF
his sire, 10 whom he has great resemblance -
The general turn of the head, thc orehcad, the
eyes and the superior part Of his nose, arc all his.
There is great deal Of expression in The boys
features; lie was deeply Interested by the play.
and contrary TO every etiquette Of 50 rigid court
as that to which lie is attached, made no at
tempt to conceal his cmot;c 5: his mother re-
pca,edly checked him, hut 10 little purpose He
isa kind Of spoiled child Of his grandi. thcr.
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& Evcn( at
GOT. ]. Ell
THIRD CLASS OF THE
Grand State Lottery of Virginia,

the whole in one day--The dvwing will take
place in the City Of Richmond,
On the Oath of January.
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The Wilmingtonian is - pc" arnnm 20
distant Subscribers if paid in advance; 81 V
If paid within the year, ard S., ii not paid
till the expiration Of the year.
l-f-No subscribers paper will be dscoa'
tinued, unless two weeks previous notice be
y;,,er and nh or,o0-o crpS In{I mr.,
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ran upon snag a few miles below Will
mington. and Immediately sunk. Nothing,
however, was lost. as the water was low and
the freight was cotton. The boat had been
raised.
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w ednesAay Next,

(JANCARY ~
Affords another opportunity for the advcnturer.
by the drawing of the
Connecticut State Lottery,
FOURTH Glass.
Which takes place at Hartford, Conn.,, on
that day.
SCHEME
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LegistafaT If Delprme. The Legislature Of
this State convened 1T Dover, on Tuesday the
ID inst. quorum coui,! not be Formed N the
Senate till Wednesday afternoon, when all tho
members appeared. On Thursday at z o'clocl'
the Message Of the Governor was presented by
]. NJ. Clayton E,J., Secretary of state, which
was read. The ilcssagc will be 'onnd IN a sub
scqucnt column Of this paper. Noimpor'ant hn-
sine has yet been transactcdby ci'her bcdy'
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HIGHEST PRIZE,
Tccniy Thousand Dollars!
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
S114,000

1888 PIiocs amounting to Sl14,O00
*.*.Nbt one Blank TO Prize!
0--rhe whole of the Prizes payable in CASH,
which, as USUAL, at COHENS' OFFICE, can
be had the moment Mey are drum.
Price of Tickets
IyHoic Ticket. IS 90 Quarter do..... ST 25
Iulrdo. ........2 50 EighM do. ..".... .63
TO be had in the greatest variety ofnumbers (odd
{; Evcnl at
UD.-sL .aII-5(25
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE,
No. ia, Nurhct-st., Baltimore:
Where both the great Capital Prizes of ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, were OBJ
tanned in the late Grand State Lotteries, and
where the Highest capital sold in the last Grand
State Lottery was obtained, and ,chere mare Cap
it'll Prizes haze been sold than at any other Office
IN .lmcrica.
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HIGHEST PRIZE;
100000 NoA\ars.

'r5rhc whole payable in CASH--as usial at
COIiEN's OFFICES.
Price of Tickets.
Tickets. S. 20 Quarters, IS
Halves. i so Eighths, 81!
Orders from any part Of the United States or
territories, either by mail, post paid, Or private
conveyance, enclosing the cash or prize tickets
nany of the lotteries, Will meet the same prompt
and i,uncttial attention as if on personal appli-
cation.
address 10
III COHEN, In s BROTHERS.
orCOuENs' "Gaceiie dad fottdy Hsg'sfcr
will be published Immediately after the drawing,
and viii contain the official list Of the Prizes;
il viii be forwarded gratis 10 all who purchase
tieir Tickets at Contss' OFFICE, and vi SIGNIFY
their wish to receive it,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-31

continued to increases in fact had become liberated
when by chance, became acquainted with Mr. Joan A
farser, who informed me that he believed he could cure
me ~ very short time with his Panacea FIVE bottles Of
which restored me to health and comfort G. MILLS
| Wiiness,J. H. STEWART
| Philadelphia, February IL, 1927.
Thss to certify that was afflicted with the rheumatism
for about two years and under of an eminent phy
slclan, part OF that nc but could get very little relief
About the middle Of December last Mr. Parker called on
me- and ADVISED my taking his Panaceo as he was sure il
would cure and proof of his sincerity offered it
gratis. AZ this time was in great pain and nearly bent
double Commenced taking his Panacea, and after the
Of three bottles feel perfectly 70 health
Wife Of John Pnker, near the corner Of Schuylkill
Eighth street and Says Alley.
Witness, J. IL STEWART.
Philadelphia, February IA, 1896
1t is with gratitude to Mr. Parker, that here declare
that two bottles of his Vegetable Renouaang Panacea has
cured my wife Of an inward weakness which she has been
WILLIAM H. MURPHY, Remington
Philadelphia, April lin 1927.
hereby certify that my wife afflicted with the
excruciating Rheumatic pains in all her limbs for two
monhs being advised to try Parkers fan0cea procured
two bottles one however, entirely removed the PAIN and
she IS now well. JAMES G. MURCH.
Extract of letter to the Editors of The Saturday Epe.
ing POST dated Cooperstown otsego County. N Y Feb
misunderstanding an advertisement in your paper
specifying the valuable qualities Of Mr.. Parkes Panacea,
gives peculiar satisfaction have opportunity of
Pr"VB 70 NC WoFu the incsnaDic value Whlcn II poss-
esses 1t was my misfortune, while in Philadelphia, about
Years ago. be under the necessity of using mercury,
which after eratcating the disease for which used it.
brought on more dangerous one, that might have proved
fatal o. al least, left as il has many Others with bro
ken constitution, lingering out miserable exis,ence wish
ing for death to put end TO my misery But for the
kindness Of Mr. Parker who slept forward in friendly
and benevolent manner, peculiar to him, and without fee
reward, relieved OF of the most loa.some dis
eases hat suffered under, curing thoroughly
Of the mercnra disease, and restoring my constitution to
its former strength and vigor. Thus, gentlemen,
TO the value of his Medicine complete renovater
and restorative TO the System
Sold BY appointment by J, HARLAN. No. 1875,
,Mnrket Street, Nearly opposite the Torn Hall,
Wilmington, del.
June %. Cd 6m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-31
ODE FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY,
Ttritten come years ago BY The reverend Nh. Pierbo
July %. 1897.

ODE FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY,
rtea come years ago BY The reverend Mr.. Pierbons,
Day OF glory welcome day.
Freedoms banners greet thy ray;
See! how cheerfilly they play
With thy morning breeze,
On the rocks where pilgrims kneclefl,
On the heights where squadrons wheeled,
When tyran,'s thunder peaIed,
Ger the trembling seas.
God Of armies did thy "stars
In heir courses" sml,c his cars,
Blast his arm, and wres his bars
From the hesving tide
On our standard, 10 they burn.
And, when days like this return,
Sparkle Ger the soldiers urn
Who for freedom died.
III.
God Of peace !--whore spirit fills
All the echoes Of our hills,
All the murmurs of our rlls,
Now the storm is o'crs--
O, let freemen be our sons;
Aud let future Washingtons
Rise, to lead their valiant ones.
Till there's war no more.
Nv.
ny the patriots hallowed rest,
IIy The warriors CORY breast,
Never let our graves be pressed
BY despot's throne:
nv the pilgrims tolls and cares.
BY their battles and their prayers,
ny their ashes.-Iet our heirs
Bow to Thee alone.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-31
NOTICE.

n HA Re This day made assignment of all my properly
j both real and personal mixed and unmixed, and Of
every kind whatsoever. robert Pearson and Joshua
Hutton Of Newcastle County, State Of Dea~ are, for the
benefit Of my creditors all such Of them shall sign
release benre tie FIRST day of September next
ing. CALEB SEAL
Whining on. Jnly S., 1927. IL
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-31
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

20. Strayed or Stolen from the Subscribers
u NA--xc farm in Red Lion Hundred, "Wednesday
&AA 4H night the 18th of July, inst. Bright Sorrei
81 PM hare, upwards of fourteen and half hands
eszsa high, years old last spring. She is lame in
OF her fore legs. The above reward al be given if
brought home, information given SO as the
get her again. LEVI CLARK,
Red Lion Hundred, Del
July %, 1897. 73-f
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-31
10 BRICK. MAKERS.

TIE subscriber will give Forty Dollars per mouth for
first mouder, setter, and burner and find him in
noarlns--at his brick yard Delaware CRY.
May 80, 1897 60-tf JOHN JONES.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-31

A gentleman in Honduras had the misfortune to
be brought into one of the courts Of the colony, and
sentenced in action Of scandal, for having spoken
rather too freely against his neighbour. .Sfter
bowling to the sentence Of the court, he very drs
addressed the clerk and said, that as he had b.
fined for speaking, might he be allowed to tith
Tn receiving an answer in the affirmative, II.
replied, :. Why then, thine the person wtu h.
prosecuted me as great seo,snds.l as lie e..:
was"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-31

Quarrelsome.-Dr. johnson once speaking Of a
quarreisome fellow said, if he had too ideas in
his head, they would fa!l out ,vifh ears ctAr7.'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-31

He who thinks more Of the manner than Of the
matter Of the speaker. vii. never profit By lis
words.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-31

Had IRings.--An unfaithful servant. smoky
house, stumbling horse, scoding wife, an aching
tooth, an empty purse, an .ncessant talker' long
talker, long story, mosquitoes, ies, feas, spiders
and dandy
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-31
PRICE So PER BOTTLE.
Qe0 PER DOZEN.

rpost IT o,ncr Gentlemen, who may interest
license ives IN he sale Of this Medicine shall have liberal
discount allowed em They may be assured that the
ingredients used in the manufacture Of are entirely sim
pie and Of corrective nature and its SPECIFIC quaies
have been tested by many of most respectable fhys
clans. :,
rrOrders from any part Of the Union will be attended
with punctualty and every information given that may
I've required. Address to JOHN A. FARMER,
To the care Of Atkinson and Alexander, Printers, Phd-
esphio.
The certificate which follows is remarkable instance
IF the cure OF respectable females than on years OF
tge, and is presented TO the public that it. with numerous
rr records may testify the great benefits which have
,1s,.ed from the use Of Pa,kers Pdnaeea
Philadelphia, July 81, 1927.
The subscriber hereby certes that she has been eilec
TALLY cured IF severely liberated leg by using fmfer
Pen,roing Pandcea. Il was the decided opinion o. Two
nincn physicians that 10 preserve ie the imn wou oe
tot This ulcer arose fom rheumatic complaint
win which was afflicted for long time, without gaming
my relief from the many remedies prescribed by several
e,pecabe practitioners. fyusing the i'anacea am now
Ice from the above complaint MANY BLhN'hr,,
Iiesidng N. W. corner Jiwyn and ST. lammahy 81 y
Northern Liberties.
Several respectable persons have Witnessed Inc above
axe, and will chexrinlly attest tie same.
CERTIFICATES.
was atc,cd, several years ago, with mercurai ds
ne, which destroyed my health and enfeebled my consul
on that degree Gespared Of ever again recover
s from the effects of had been under the care OF
Fhiscau Tor ore than seven months, and my naiaoy SUI
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-31

The tone Of good company is marked by the abb
sence Of personalities. Among well informed per-
sons, there are plenty Of topics to discuss, without
giving pain to any one prescnt-without submit
ting to act the part Of butt, of that still poorer
creature, the wag, that plays his part.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-31

The celebrated scholar Muretus was taken ill
upon the road as he was travelling from Paris to
Lyons; and, as his appearance was not much in
his favor he was carried to Hospital. Two ply.
sicians attended him, and his disease not being a
very common one, they thought fright to try some
thing new and out of the usual road of practice,
upon him. One Of them, not knowing that their
patent knew Latin, said in that language to the
other, g We may surely venture to try an expert
ment upon the body Of SO mean man as our pa
tent is..' "Mean, Sir !" replied Muretus IN La.
tin, to their astonishment can you pretend to call
any man So Sir, for whom the Saviour OF the wofla
did not think it beneath him to die ?"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-31

Manufacturing he.-An apothecary Of Cacn1
procusiN, 10 ut Ill seasons OF the year, BY mix
n- ;, s'una- Of ssphuric acid toI Of yi,,io'.) So
,.a.ers 9Th live poats al saiphate Of soda (glau-
.,.. -,it, ii po~der.) This mixture must be made
~ All eafs!.ei ware Or china vessel, and the wa
ter which ii is wished to congeal must be put in It
in n separate vessel, wrapped round with hanne!s
cotton, thick paper, or some other non.condacto'
Of heat, and the operation must DC reBcafc' thrsf
tunes on the Same body Of waccv
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-31
TO TIE AFFLICTED |!
Vegetable Nenovating Panacea,

ttSctdDAC NSAO Az htS UAeACS@s
Carefully prepared from The original recipe. and warra-
ted equal to any now in use
For THE CURE or
Liver Complaints, ';crnCuta. or Kings Erit.
.,fercurial Disease, tnmours, Putrid Sore Throat,
letter, Ulcers, &c. &c.
1t is particularly beneficial in Rhenmatstas. its effectsbe
inr such as completely remove the complaint.
In all cutanenns diseases affections ct the skim per-
hang there is no rcicnc thai has been cmineny
ucc ssul In the early u Consnmptl it will BE-
found OF eminent service affords eileclual relief in
yyphliuc and MercW,ai Diara:ta.
Several cases 4 Janndlc save been radically removed
BY the st af orlv few bo@es
Dysne nsia ur indigestion is take aaay by its powerful
virtues; ard w,cre Chllen concerned II is known to
Be sanitary cperatve and Tor that purpose kept by ani-
hes used III The Complaints tedei 10 the change Of
the seasanv
nov Il usc / : caetuli, prepared from the original Re
cir. I}y JOHN A PARKER
e,aas at as,ng This Medicine, and certificates from
yesp, GABLE prsas who has radically cured Of various
oopi olsd u eases, Acconpan. each BIO tie
TINS taAacea las been highly recommended by may
t.p,ctabc ttYsicans, and Profassors ~ the Onper"y
Irnnsyl aaia 1t has performed remarkable cures after
ali the efforts of experience and skill have failed time
lynse or vii prevent Consnnions, as i carries oil The
complaint, th. terminate thus fatal wide spreading DIS
ease. is w.i KIN fact, that more die with this DIS
ease tlan f any which the human family are ex
posed Indeed, spread to such an alarming extent,
and certain its operation, when once u has got the
nscendeEcy cannot be too careful ~ nPping ih'he
bud the diseases mat generate II.
In cases wh,rr Mercury has been nsed the effects OF
which remain n he system, i, is an invaluable medicine
1t the constitution 10 It's @0nted vgo and sound
ness and connie eradcaes the evils that attend ~ and
many bear testimony TO its good effects m rms
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-31

The viceroy Of Egypt, long known a cotton growes
has lately become shoesae manufacturer. He emplo,
49, 900 weasers freghts many vessels and hss his factors
in Leghorn Florence and various cities Of Sicily lie rs
ono oi the most extraordinary Of this extraordinary age
selEcreaed great mem having risen y his present cesa
ton fson private uameluke.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-31

In the Rolls Court, London, decree for the amount q
policy Of 6ooo, on the life OF .he l,'e 'ic"ry i4.ner
Assurance aid assigned To the trustees tor the benefit q
an lviesual win whom he was Connected was Eve"
ns forgery he lad entity Of species Of suicide. be-
iut- ,.e e,rel insufficient. by the cou.t.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-05
From Biack,coods Magazine.

RECOLLECTIONS OF AN OFFICER.
We were marched to Waterloo must can
didly confess, that my sensations were far from
being of pleasant kind, and believe those OF
my comrades were not much more agreeable.
We knew that doubtful battle had been fought
at Quartre Bras, and were assured that the
Prussians had sustained signal defeat at Lig-
nv. This knowledge did not contribute much
to raise our spirits; and when we observed tine
remnants Of tue gailan; Scotch regiments which
were almost annihilated at the former place, s
the number Of wounded brought in, we became
convinced that we had our work cut out for US,
and that the French were not to be so easily
beaten as we had expected. However, no one
said a word Each moved on in dubious ST.
lence, resolved TO do his best;but nwardly curs-
ing the in luck that brought him there, & wish
ing himself at Dan or 3eersheba
We were placed, as i'll luck would have it, in
the very front Of the battle. Our regiment was
known to be good ono, and the Colonel steel
TO the back-bonr; and in truth, we needed all
our qualities, for we were drawn out opposite to
formidable artillery, backed by strong body
Of foot and cuirassiers. My uncle rode up 10
to me. 'rom, you dog, mind your colours
Il wish you and the colours were at the devil
SAID TO myself could not he'p II, Tor be-
gan to feel col foundedly uncomfortable. The
battle, considerable time before this, had com.
menced in various parts of,he line: the rest was
joining in it, rapidly; and it now became our
turn to take part, as the enemy opposite was
advancing his iron front 10 the attack. AT last
his artillery, succeeded by showers of musketry
opened upon US, We returned these compl-
ments in the same style, and doubtless with
good effect, shall never forget my feeling on
the frs, discharge Of the French guns. In ev-
cry quarter Of our line an opening was made, *
a number of men seen to drop, some killed out
right, and some desperately wounded. The
gaps were instantly filled by others, who step.
ped forward from the rear ranks. Ii was the
first of my battles, and felt, in spite of all my
efforts, the ,repdation and anxiety of novi-
ciate. The noise, smoke, confusion and deslruc-
ton, were horrible. Keep steady, my brave
boys-6re away was heard on all sides from
the officers encouraging their men. The gal.
liant fellows needed no encouragement: they
fought like lions. Not a man thought of finch.
ing: the same indomitable British spirit animat-
ed them all.
During the whole Of this time stood in the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-05

Spare me then gracious Generai' n..s
while, aud your poor grateful ienow .fe -
will pray for you, even when he knee ,:,,,a or.
TO be shot, and his poor wife ana MS NV, 80
phan child shall pray for you, on theif Ahee''
till their last breath.
And so with broken heart, on ms h"ee'
-prays your poor, fororn, desparin 'ienoww
ofcap,ain s,ro,herE's Company OF
Tennessee Militia.
Mobile, January 18th, 1915 10
urrrd for his pardon and respite, Harris death
warrant came on, signed 92d January, TWO
.."aL. .r,er The battle Of New Orleans, twenty
eight days after the signing qffhs treaty Of peace.
-Four days after the warrant came on ''A' -
and his fellow Militia men were shot.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-05

THE following letter has come into our hands.
We present it TO our readers as we received it
1t is uuquestionably such an one as might ma.
turally have been written by the w-etchea Har-
ris During the war of the Revolution, there
were thousands Of our Militia men who lief, the
camp, many OF them in the face of the enemy,
and returned home before the expiration of the