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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-27
xNyTTArro ON .

rEHE Magistrates OF Berkeley County
II leach inviting one friend or acqnalnt.
snce,j and the Bridge Builder. are reques
ted to meet q, the new Bridge across Back
Greek. near Murphey's Ford. on Fridag
The a9h instant, at - o'clock, NJ, TO view
the said Bridge. and partake of cold col
lation.
BRIDGE COMMISSIONERS.
September 20, 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-27

THTILL he leased for one year, or for a
w term Of years, the -
EE0sgse and AOS, S4:s:R
situate on King street. Mar ssi:Ess.ss - n
tinsburg. Immediately oppo-
site Col. Strother's Office. now occupied
by Mrs. Sommerville.
This property is adyaniageously situated
for man of family and in the lease Of il
a bargain may certainly be had.
Also, House and Lot, on John street,
two doors east of the old Lutheran church
w. A. SOMMERVlLLE.
September 90. lS37.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-27

il nearly due west over the city, arc
during its progress the lady, apparent
" self possessed, waved her flag and
was seen occasionally to throw ou
ballast in order to gain a still greater
elevation. A counter current subse.
ouently waited the balloon back IN a
south. easterly direction, and when last
seen. near sunset, it was IN a position
northeast of the city, and still al a
great height. Where the aeronaut
descended we have yet to learn.
Mrs. WARREN, whose successful bal
loon ascent we mentioned in yester-
davis paper, returned to this city yes
terday afternoon from Charlestown, IN
the steamboat Gov. Wolcott. Her
fight through the air, it seems, was
rapid as we'll as elevated, having IN a
snace Of about two hours after her as
cension from Paramount made the cir
emit of the city and then winged her
wav across the Chesapeake Bay to
Kent County. The lady informs US
that she descended at ten minutes past
six o'clock, on the farm Ofthe late Ben
;amin Ricaud, about five miles from
Rock Hall, and two from the Chesa.
peake Bay. As the balloon neared
the ground it became entangled IN q
tree. from which it was soon relieved
by several gentlemen who fastened to
the spot. Mrs. w. states that the bal.
loon at one period reached height oil
more than two miles, from which she
had splendid view of the Chesapeake
Bay and the surrounding country
When at its greatest elevation, the ar
became quite cold, and the difficulty OF
breathing very great, during which
she states that she was so benumbed
that she fell asleep for some minutes.
When the balloon descended a large
number of persons who were watching
it fastened to the spot, and We'd with
each other in showing attention TO the
intrepid voyager. She was finally
convened to Charlestown, where she
was visited by the inhabitants for seve-
raj miles around.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-27
To the Citizens
of Morgan wat!

of sFEOrg County.
EEAVING qualified as ATTORNEY and
E 81 CoUHsELLER AT LAW 10 the Court:
Of Morgan. am determined 10 attend
them punciualy Tor the future. Any bu
siness left for me with Jacob Reichard, esq
of Bath, will receive prompt attention.
To the citizens in and around Hedges
vile. would respectfully announce that
Peter II. Coohus, esq , will receive for me
any commands which they may have ior
me. JOHN j. HICKEY
gg-OHice opposite the Globe Hotel, Mar
tins5urg, Berkeley county. Va
September 90. 1887 st
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-27
Annrentices Wanted.

TEsilE undersigned wishes to engage as
apprentices 10 The Cabinet Making
Business, two well disposed. industrious
BOYS, between The ages OF IA and is. To
whom liberal encouragement will be given.
RICHARD w. BUCKLE.
September 6, lS27.--n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-27
1TEW SSNGlEN.

EOHN X WILSON having associated
% with himself Sir. GEoRGE DOLL. Jr ,
as partner in trade, the business will, ~
future, be conducted under the name and
firm of JFilson s. Doll, at the old stand OF
John X. Wilson, where they will be plea
sed to see their former customers and the
public generally, as they are prepared and
determined TO sell cheap goods.
JOHN X. WILSON,
GEO. DOLL, JR
Ma1tinshurg, Sept. IS. 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-27
Egyamdretga's Pills.

A FRESH supply of DR. Brandreth's
"a Pills, Just received and for sale by
THOMAS G. SMITH.
August so, Is37.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-27
Mrs. Little,

Fb ESPECTFULLY informs The elf
e = zens of Martnsburg and its vicinity
that she intends opening a Seminary fo'
The instruction Of Young Ladies IN he use
Gl and ornamental branches of FEMALE
FpycArIos, to commence on Monday, DC
tober 2nd.
9T-I Terms. per session OF FIVE months
for the useful branches. $40: Extra char
ges, for the ornamental.
As Mrs. l.. formerly occupied similar
situation in Marilnsburg, she supposes re
ferences unnecessary. Should they be de
sired by any who have located there since
her removal. the Trustees OF Upperv'lle
Academy (under whose patronage she has
been engaged during the last seven years.
will furnish such as VIII be satisfactory.
September 10, lS37.-3t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-27

,
PURSUANT TO a decree pronounced
I'll at the May Term, 1887, Of the Cir
cult Superior Cour, Of Law and Chance
nv for the county OF Berkeley, In the casc
OF John French. executor Of Jacob French
deed, plaintiff, against the administrator
and heirs Of George French, deed. defls
The undersigned, Commissioner named IN
said decree. will, on .AioF,ddy. The and day
Of October neat, (beng court day. in front
of the SQUIRT. house ofsaid county, proceed
TO sell at public auction, 10 The highest
bidder, the TRACT OF LAND referred
10 in the bill Of the complainant. belong
ing he heirs Of the late George French,
deed, containing
500 Acres,
situate on Back Creek. one mile below
Alinghin's mill. on the following terms. TO
wit one third cash; the balance 10 two
equal annual payments, the purchaser 81
wing bonds With approved personal secu-
ritz, or lien on the land, 10 secure the
deferred payments.
The improvements on this farm arc a
comfortable Deciding House, with spring
of excellent water convenient. u m. &c.
Qg-Any person DESTROYS OF viewing the
farm, win he shown il. by either Of the
Messfs. Donaldsons. residing on the place.
CHARLES ID. STEWART,
August so, l537.--5t Cona'r'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-27
Copper, TEla, 81 Sfoce
mANUTACTORY,

1w1 s&AES - 4 EAO - " I.@ - .
.gHNHE undersigned respectfully informs
the citizens Of Berkeley and the pub.
lie 10 general ,ha, in addition TO the In'
aud Copper Snlith RasiHess. he has lately
commenced the manufacture OF
SIoV2Ss
of which article he intends TO keep on hand
a large aud constant supply. Ills assert
meat viii consist of COOKING. PAR
LOUR. and FRANKLIN ST0pES, OF
the latest and most desirable patierns-s
of which will be finished in the most ele-
lSaut and workman like msnner. Pfc,
Iof Russia or American iron, as may best
suit no purchaser, will lie furnished al low
prices, and on reasonable terms. Also, ali
The Apparatus for The Cooking Stoves.
Persons in want Of Stoves OF the above
description, are invited to call and take q
look at my assortment, before purchasing
elsewhere. as | AN confident they will find
il larger, aud better in point OF elegance
and usefulness, than can be found Al any
other esta blishmeat in this section OF co1n-
try. JufN ~. bLoa>Dhb'
Msrtinsbarg, September 20. 1887 I'll
ay-The Timing and Copper Smiling
Business. in all its various branches earn
ed on as heretofore. III. ID,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-27
EaaroucI,e for Hire.

IT HAVE FOR HIRE a good Barouche.
h an excellent pair Of horses, and care.
lul driver, with wh,Sh travellers end oth-
ers mag be at any time accommodated
ARCHIBALD ODEN.
Martinshurg, june %, 1sS7.--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-27

NOTECE.

{FSHE partnership heretofore existing
ii between the subscribers Is dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons indebted
TO the concern, by bond, note, or open ac
count, viii please make in'mediate pay
mept 10 George Doll. Jr, who is author
sed to settle the business OF the SAID con
Germ. DANIEL BURKHART,
GEORGE DOLL Jr.
May "a, lS37.-u
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-27
ECONOyE n!

OLD MADE NEWT!
yEyILLIAM II. HAYDEN respectful
w ~ informs the citizens Of Martins
burg aud vicinity, that he has commenced
$:sE DUe6nS,
in all lis variety. He will color aud water
dresses. silks and pougees. aud give them
their original gloss and stiffness, also hand
kerchiefs, shawls. wells. stockings. gloves.
or any other silk article He has taken
considerable pains TO acquire the above
business and sciiciis public patronage.
July 90. 1881 LIT.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-27
sAxT

VEi F. have received large supply OF
w Ground Alum salt. which we, are
now offering for sale on moderate terms.
BURNS & SElBERT.
July 10 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-09-27
MORRISON'S PILLS.
Tie Hggcian Universal Medicine q
the British College Of Health.

EE7E bsve received. direct from the
w gent. supnly Of MORRISON :
GENUINE HYGEIAN PILLS; which
are for sale at our store. where certificates
of cures almost inc edible. that have been
Effected by this Invaluable medicine. may
be seen. WM. LONG, s. SON.
July &c. 1857,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-06-14
On motion. II was

Rcsolred That tho sum Of ono dollar and fiji.
ty cents each be subscribed by the members Of
this Convention towards dcfraying the expenses
Of printing the bill Of prices adopted this day,
and that the same bc printed and distributed un-
der tho superintendent Of the Central Commit
tee among tho publishers Of this State.
On motion Of Mr.. HcnkIc, it was
Rcsoircd, That those Editors, not present on
this occasion, who have sgnified their dctcrrnin-
alton to abide by the proceedings Of this Conycn-
ton or who may approve Of the result of its dclii
csatioHs, BIC requested to hand in their names to
the Central Committee Of Editors at Indianapc-
Iis, as SOON as possible, in order that they may
be put Oh record as members cf the Association.
On motion o.: Mr. Dillon, il was
Rcsolress, That the thinks Of the Convention
re presented to the President, Vice President,
and Secretary, for the able manner in which they
have discharged thc- duties
On motion Of Mr.. iIcnllc, twas
Rcsofrcd, That II be recommended 10 the Eli
tors OF the State 10 encourage persons, and csPc-
cialiy young persons Of intent and promise, to
contribute for their respective papers, essays or
articles Oh interesting subjects.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
JOHN DOUGLASS, Prext.
JNO. w. OSBORN, Vice Prcst.
JNO DOwLrN,; Scc,rv
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-06-14
MIR. WEBSTER IN CINCINNATI.

AT O'Clock on Saturday afternoon last, inn
mcnsc crowd Of persons had assembled in front Of
the Pearl Street House, under the expectation
Of seeing Mr.. Webster, and on hearing him speak
The windows, and doors Of the Hotel, and the op-
positc, and adjoining houses, filled with Ia
dies. The mass of persons in the street, was
larger and more dense, than we have ever before
witnessed, on any similar occasion, in this city.
We imagine there could not have been less than
3 or thousand. In few minutes Mr.. Webster
appeared on the balcony Of the Hotel, attended BY
his old friends Gen. Harrison and Judge Burnett.
The bclcony was also crowded with ladies'.
Soon as Mr. Webster made his appearance the
multitude gave him a welcome of hearty cheers.
Gen. Harrison then made a short address to the
people, in which he took occasion to speak of Mr..
Webster in the most complimentary and exalted
terms. The remarks of the old Hero were re-
ccivcd with dcafning plaudits; and when he had
finished speaking, Mr.. Webster commenced an
address, and spoke about hour anda half:
The principal portion Of his remarks were con-
fined to the present dcrangcd state of the currcn-
CIV, the distress of the timcs and their causes and
remedy. He refers the causes to the destruction
of the U. s. Bank, the Specie Circular, and the
NAL administ alton of the Government, and gives
it as his opinion, that the only remedy is to be
found in the re-cstahlishmcnt Of National Bank
His remarks recciv cd with the most cordial
appreciation. and were frequently interrupted BY
enthusiastic plaudits. We observed Gen. Lytlc.
anda number Of others, leading Administration
men, in the crowd, applauding with great earnest
ness, land understand that his speech is highly
approved BY the partisans Of Van Burcn, general
ly.
Mr.. Webster has promised to furnish us, in
writing with skeleton Of his remarks He expects
to be able snatch sufficient time do so. in the
course ofhs trip down the river.
During his stay here. he was const antly rcceiv
ing tho Inequalities Of our citizens.
He attendeddi worship at Doctor Bccchers
Church Yesterday morning: and left the city for
Louisville, in the steam boat Gen. Pike. this NOR
ming. about IL O'Clock.
His visit here has been a source Of great pleas
ire to the citizens generally; and every thing,
l,,rinc his STAY. has gone off we'll and given Mr. |
Webster much qualification. All the honors con-
erred upon him here. have been Of an informal
.haractor. and preceded from the spontaneous
Of the peoples kindly feelings.
He proceeds Immediately to ST. Louis. from |
hence to Peoria and Peru. on the Illinois river, .
md viii return to Massachusetts, BY way Of Dc !.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-06-14
OUR OWN AFFAIRS.

HE readers of the Palladium will observe :hs we III tina
we have enlarged paper double mc.um size. OuI
press and materials entirely new. the pleas
urc OF presenting sheet conainnng any
ohef IN This section of countryunsurpaed in size by any
iii the Stats, and which hop. maka interesting
ny Other In making this arrangement, heavy expenses
have bec incurrcd and add ona labor brought no requ-
stion. 10 meet these drawbacks on enserprze VIC
earnestly solicit rho aid extended patronage of our
friends, confidently believing tina, appeal 20 ,s liberal
ity viii not be made in vain.
The time has when csse7s papers have right to
more general support from czens; fo., tho
homo. AID reputation State Intimately led
with the character of newspaper press long
embraces literary vassaage tho East expect TO
clicit the best efforts of our citizens.
In reference this would call the particular
attention of readers the proceedings ei:o
ai convention in another part this paer TIE proceed
ngs 1--WE hink hardly fail the appreciation Of
Ill rejecting minds and pursued in their Spirit mus, Gle
ase the condition Of the press in lnana We say then
o ALL ponder well upon situations a people and rs
niv dua,; encourage industry and er:,rprze and
trust shall have regret ofcrin. YOU ali
nlarged and improved paper at the former price.
VIC deem it say any thing the course VIC
pursuns intend pursue; believing that whore there
much profession, there is ba t:c of reality. We will
however, that far able will sustain the
solutions and sentiments adopted by tho convention
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-06-14
HON DA.1EL WEBSTER.

In u.,su,,.e of s,;e previously givea lafss asd re-
e,abc meeting s citizens Of Richmond AMI vicinity
r,,x.,.a =, falls Hotel, June d, for the purpose Of
;;,;, .. yga Daniel Webster silIass ard eosssy,
a, pa Of eosassy which Is his isrss
20 .is-.stbs west"
IL meeting organized BY calling Dr. y 4 Assses-
t- chair, and appointing D. hol1s1sy cs"seV.
The object Of tho meeting having be. Sf'ssy ses's
from the ehar the following preamble asd rsses'so
unanimously adopted:
Whereas we have learned with pleasure Of dse sr'v
oar Distinguished feiIow-cisiz.n asd eoussynaa-so
Daniel Webster the city ofCiscinnasi 80 -
a committee of sreslyJ<s persnss b spp'asse'
20 bia our hea.sy appropriations Of his P''i'ssai
sena:s of :as U. States, and - tender hs~ ~
behalf of or eisizens, visit os1 growing
:,k- viii, u. Of sarh hospis1i.y - re may %
..ssd to him, ssch sass rs nay ssa ID -
Therefore :Ae following yen;ic~ca ~ese
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-06-14

ErThe improvement of the Muskingum, Us We
learn by the GAINESVILLE Messenger, is progressing
rapidly, notwithstanding the cmbarrassments Of
the country. A loan Of $1,000 was obtained
from the Bank. Of Znncsvillc, to prosecute the
work.
The removal OF the distractions in this river,
or rather the aroid:ng them, by locks and slack
water navigation, will be Of immense impor-
lance to the Muskingum valley, and open steam
boat navigation Of ono hundred AMI fifty miles,
(N1
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-06-14

An INDEPENDENT PosrMAsrER.-Thc Clcvc-
land Herald says:-"Coloncl Dibbc, the Postmas-
ter of Buffalo, has had the temerity to disobcy
Kendalrs orders to Postanastcrs, directing them
to receive gold and silver only for hostages. He
gives notice through the Buffalo papers, that he
stakes the responsibility of receiving safety
fund bills generally, and will suffer any loss that
may accure on these bills himself, rather than to
have his fellow citizens bear the heavy burden the
circular imposes on thcm-lFB1
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-06-14

troit and the Lakes. He has a son "a practicinc
lawyer residing at Detroit. He travels for no
other purpose, than to make himself personally ac-
acquainted with the western country.-Cincinna-
ii Wing.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-06-14

Not Bad-Bcnnctt's Herald, N. Y, says that
tho National Theatre there advctiscs to take all
city bills at par, and adds that the timid may en-
bracing this offer ''gct rid Of their troublesome
notes, AMI have a chance Of laughing away care
to loot" "By gar" said Frcnc hman, who was
spelling out the notice, ''dat is coot-I have for
ty dollars-ah,-ah,Is shall loss my monies
now.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-06-14

FOURTH OF JULY.-Wc requested 10 saw sAas
there will DC meeting Of tho young Richmond bsd
a: 'hc hotel OF MIR. w. Hall, on he evening Of so-.oow,
Thursday 18th inst for the purpose Of mixing
arrangements for celebrating the ensuing Fourth Of Jelly
We pleased young take u tho suec, and
hope general attendance will be had.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-06-14

"WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE ~, 1887.

10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES next week. The sketch
by FRANK has been misla Will writer fer sa ane,h.
copy. Tbs RURAL BARD will be attended to shortly
We have received n Hil.shoro' il. this county,
requesting the individual for Cor
Tine necessary es did accompany the note
ther the postage paid, the letter sgaed by re-
sponsiba individually theefoe dsclin, publishing il; I'M.
Ill receive shc dollar and a voucher
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-06-14

VIVID >ross'-on Thursday tho 9Th inst, sc,~
p"S'ea inns place. ltw more destructive IN N.
part o' inc county, shan here, and som. eo,.;ach
So, nc ''"' lew miles south Of this town. b. IN. ST.,
'o'eef, NO learn that il caused srca, .,.,,.,.,;.
''''ef !" that county, and blew down seven,
climates in tina, place. essa
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-06-14

CALEB b. SMITH, ESQ.,, Of Connersve, has beea appo;.s
Cd Fund Commissioner, in the place Jeremiah siiv.,
who has been appointed Supreme Jodes 6 ss
occasion by the death OF the Hon. j. r. M,K;rrev
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-08-22

dcsa 10 the fnll consummation Of the war
at the battle Of New Orleans, Col. HALEY
remained uninterrupted at his post. without
moments respite to alleviate the burIhcns
Of the campaign, always at the post ofdan-
ger-the irmest among the finn, and the
braycst am'ng the brave.
Afer the battle of New Orleans, where
our arms had been crowned with gloIi-
Gus victory, and peace and quiet had spread
their genial influence over our whole land
then, and no; ill lhen, when not an enemy
rcmained within our borders, did Col. Hal
Icy hay down his arms, and retire to the oh
scurc, but honorable walks of private life
prefcrring the ease, quiet, and bliss Of do
mes.ic peace, TO the hustle Of the camp o
The turmoiIs of political excitement; am,
were his own feelings now consulted, raihc
thanlisIen Ia the earnest persuasion Of hi.
friends, he would still prefer passing the re
maiuder of his days in that quiet and soil
tudo which has marked the latter part o
his life, in the peaceful and transformation;
enjoyment of domestic happiness, which i
alone to be foand arc nj the social hearth
and in the bosom Of ones family. BIT i
now becomes a grateful and generous poo
pie no longer to withhold the expression o
their undivided appreciation Of one whose
| life h1s been devoted to the caasa Of lheil
country and its best interests. Col. HALEY
has always presented the same bold and
daring courage in battle, which has ma 'ic,
his private life, and still bears upon his per
son the honorable sears of war-worn vet.
eran, received in battling for his country
whist some Of his opponents were dandlin2
upon their nurses knees, or ropo>ing in the
cradle of luxury.
Such are some of the claims, fcIow-ciii-
zens, ofCol. Haley, who is presented before
you, for tho second time in his life, for yonr
sunrdgos. A five wears since he was elect
cd, BY an almost unanimous vote, Colonel
at the diyis on to which he now asprcs 10
the chief command, and trusts to grateful
and generous people for their support.
JACKSON.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-08-22


Mn. EDIToR-Itis with feelings of no or
binary pleasure, that announce the name
of Col. A. NJ HALEY, as clnlidate for
Major General Of the 2nd Division of Mis-
sissippi Militia. Long has his claims tc
military bonors been neglected, and himself
kept in obscurity, from the forwlriness and
anxiety which others, more aspiring and am
bilious than himself, have manifested 10
TRUSTING the mseyes forward upon the com
munity, for honors to which they have no
claims, and no reason to expect at the hands
Of the people In all sections of our coun-
try, sir, young mea arc 10 be found plshing
themselves forward, without claims to Of
fee, to the dcirment of those better quail
fed than themselves-but whose unassum-
ing modesty ever prevents them asking
favors at the hands of The people people
too, whom they have served in the field of
battle, and in defence Of whose rights and
Liberties they have faced the cannoa's mouth
and heard the muslel's roar. In casing
our eye over The wide range of our whole
State, for the selection of an individual
whose age and experience, and whose GER
vices to their country, richly qualify and
entiile him TO the gratitude and suarages of
their fellow citizens, none present them
selves whose claims are paramount TO those
IF Col HALEY. Throughout the whole of
The last war, be served in q subordinate ca
Dacity under Gen. Jackson, and though his
office was ofthat character which precluded
him from any important command, still it
was the post of responsibility and danger.
At the battles of Talledega, of Emucklaw,
md of Tahopeka, he was ever found in the
ront ranks, where danger alone was to be
net, and where the enemies shot fell hot
est and thlckest. From the battle Of Tale