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SHERlFF'S SiT.E.

SiiLIiItf : SAIL.
E2Y auth"tily ut an CIDER nf the
"Cncui; Court of tie county "f
Pike. made AT The June term, 1913.
IT the irs'ancc ot the hens ii Solo
man Fis!e~. vs.. Adam Ma>e. | shall
proceed To sell to the hi-hp,t l~i!:.er.
hv public uu'c:y. on The I6h dty %.
October. du'in" lie term O! the Or
cui, Court, he'o,r Tie Court ~lIDu1r
tnnr. ia Ii @ town of BowIiag G.een.
the following described real estate, "
ing in said c"unty. VIZ: a part al ne
y. f.. or. of section 50. 7. 55. \. T..
4 w. also a part Of the ). l.. or. of
section 26, in T. 55, L. 4 W.. con-
tanning in all 100 acreS beng part OF
a New Madrid certificate Of 900 ar.
pens, confirmed to the said Solomon
Fisher, as representative of John
Tucker, claiming under William
Dnss, and survey 2784, and certificate
273. and Il part of the south west
quarter Of section IS. IN T. So. y. L.
4 w. containing about ITO acres
3rd., the w. hall OF the :. w. quar-
ter Of s~cctiun %. ia +. 81. n. X. 4
W.. containing so aCre>--4th. undi-
yIded monty Of lots l and 2 IN lIork I.
in the low" Of Frankfort, upon which
is a Tan Yard. Tie same viii be
sold on Il credit of twelve moath,.
the purchaser giving bond with ap-
proved security for the purchase mo-
ney, bearing interest at the rate of
SIX per cenium per annum from date
TIL paid. WIN. PENlX, Sheriff.
Sept. 93rd. lG43. 3W47.
, 1843-10-14
ADMlNlSTRATUR'S SALE.

T!IE undersigned Administrator oil
q the Estate # David c. Caldwell.
deceased. viii offer for sale on Fri
day the @9;h inst, at the late resi-
dencc Of said deceased, three miles
y. w OF Louisiana, all the personal
estate 81 said deceased, consisting of
Horses. Cattle, Hogs, Sheen. one
good Wagon. GRO? OF corn and hemp.
houshould and kitchen furnaturr. &c.
&c. Twelve months credit will he
given for al sums over five dollars,
all sums under five dollars, cash will
be required.
JNO. JOHNSON, Ahn'r.
Sept. oh. IS43. Su45
, 1843-10-14
h OF {.

FSHE undersigned on" of the Executors
l. Of the last will aud testament Of iIar-
rison Jones, late Of Pike comfy Mo, de-
ceased. will apply 10 the County Court OF
said county, Mt the next November term
thereof, TO resign bis Exccutorship. III
health imPels him to this course.
WILLIAM JONES, Executor.
August 9Th, Isis. sw4O.
, 1843-10-14
E~XECgT0E's NOTICE.

T%OitI.. isncGcoy sitru that The under
~ sigted has taken out letters OF Tesla
meUtaIy, "n the ".iaic % Jews Iiago"d.
deed, ir,"i the Clerk Of County Conc: OF
Pike cuuH:T, bearing date the 2i-t of sept,
A. u. lis. all rcrons, therefore who
have any ciaIa,- against the estate OF said
dAj authenticated iur a!io~ance, with" one
wear frp"i ttr date Of -hid letters, or ta.ri
.a'y be rrcc'".ied from having any heucGl
g! eaii -; L.. aud if such claims are not
presented wr:n,n three years they vii! BE-
fore. e. barred.
iyHNBnD J. DAVIS, lr.
iHLNtY HACOOD,
September 2:r'!, l-43 :iwi1.
, 1843-10-14
DEMONSTRATIONS SALE or
Real Estate,

Hoy virtue Of an order made hy the com
AS ~ Court of Pike county. Ne, ! w''.
SCI. 70 the highest bidder on n Gre. o. -
and Twelve months, at the Court iloust iuor
in the town Of Bowling Green, on the li..,i
Monday of next October, the Farm Of JOIN.
Cash, deed situate three miles y. Z. Of
FrankfoTd, in +. Fifty five, r. three, contain
ius go aces, 80 acres being Ia CJ-.:..-
ton. The purchaser will give bond viii
a3.roYed security.
JASPER SUoTTELL, AIm'r.
Sept. OH i>43. 4wi5.
, 1843-10-14
SIIERlEE,,S SALE.

H!lt.ILll i - N.Alsi.
FpY virtue Of 1 Su"cHai writ oi FierI
- Facils Issued from tie ,lti." nl
tie Clclk e Tie Circuit Court of tie
County Pike in rhr $ia'c OF Nilsson
Il; IN Mycr oi James Mcplke. and a.
.alu,t Joshua Hill. | have levied up
~ aud sri,rd all tie right ut'e aud
interest # the sn!i Jr,i"a i!,I. at ts
~, tie fut,rain- rt,lcs' tc ioWit:
The W. hpn o. ia" :. =. 4g'''rr O
Section number fnur'ren ii Town
>!ipruubcr IS North 6 Rangr : ".
containing so aces more ar less. and
tie y. j.. fourth ui tie :. W. quar-.
ter of Section i"urie,R same Town
ship and I#ngr, all IN the County and
State atDIeS I'd. and vii sell Inc same
to tie highest b,ILrrfor cash N hand
Il; the C. urI house door IN the town
ui BDwIng G3e,n N sail county o!
Pike. On the Gosh day Of Ocroher
iG43. b,twtcn ,hc hcuis Of uire and
five "'ci"rk Of that day. and durIn.
ne term of tie rircuir court Gf sid
county, /" s..t.srv sail execution
and all costs.
WA. FENIX, Sirnfr.
Sept 3O,A 1913. Gu4G.
, 1843-10-14

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NDTICEi IS hereby given, that the
- undersigned hns obtained of the
Clerk %! the County Court Of Pike
County, letters Of Administration gu
n, estate ii Samuel Lays"n deceas.
ed. dated Sept. - lG43' all persons
inIcbtc.! to sad o,..tc, are requested
to make Immediate ~Payncnt. -
persons hayln" claims against ,%'d
estate. are requested to exhibit them
properly authenticated. within one
year from the date Of said letters OF
Ihcy may he preclnded from having
any benefit Of said estate. and if not
exhibited within three wears, they viii
he forever barred.
JOHN! II. HUGHES, sl.,-..
". ". ". WATTS, ''
Sep. sob. lGl3. 2w1G.
, 1843-10-14
PubiiC SHE.

yELL be sold, TN Friday, 2Oth DC,
" rober next. at the late residence
of William J. Brown deceased. on In
dan Creek. ) miles :. ". Of Ashley,
all The personal property OF said de-
ca>ed. consisting OF Horses. cattle,
Sheep. Hogs, Wagon. Wheat and
Corn. farming implements and house.
h"ii mAd kicacn !uru-ture. Sc. &c.
4 credit Of twelve months WI be ci
ven IN all sums over three dollars,
and bond and good security vii! b.
, 1843-10-14

Caution.

'TNHE undersigned having for good and
D. sufficient cause and provocation, separa.
ted from his wife Elyira Martin, and having
made, and intending to make ample provision
for her. All persons are therefore forwarned
IRON trusting or giving her any credit on my
account as | will pay no debts which she may
contract. TYREE MARTIN.
September 30th; l643. 4w4s.
, 1843-10-14
SALE OF
School E.ssnES.

vistue and BY authority OF gu order OF
Z the Pike County Count, made ut the
May term, 1919, and TO nc directed, !
-aa!I on Monday the 18th day OF October
next, at TIE Conrt iiou-e door in the town
Of Bowling Green, and during the term OF
the Circuit Court for saiL County OF Pike,
proceed TO sell to the highest bidder at arc-
tinu, the following School Lands 10 wit:
section sixteen DO in TOWNSHIP 1ty two
[52}. y. of Il. two t2) east. Said section
wall be sold III lots Of forty acres. A cred
it OF we've months viii he given, bond with
aHr-rNed personal security will be required
Of the purchasers, hcariuc interest az ten
per cent pes aunum fcm date.
VIZ. PENIX, Sheriff.
Auclst 9th, fSiH. It'd.
, 1843-10-14
.OsACCO lMsPEGT.uNA ND
Storage.

"HE subscribers beg Leave 20 Inform the
a public that they contiiuc tn store and
hip tobacco, aud that they have erected in
their Warehouse, a superb Iobacco see"
press, Which vii! en,ble them with couN ca
icnce and GsfFatch, 10 oicn, ~oxarine and
cooper Lids. of tobacco. where he owner.
wish to offer il, FOR sn.e here
The experience of the present season has
proved that the sale Of tobacco made at tins
place and ia the county, have b-cn a good
as those made abroad, If not better, aud il
i. confidently believed that with a little en-
CuuraCcment ~ d attention pa the part of
dealers, the home market NAV become the
best, Il. the charges are less, and the ri,k
aud delay avoided. For orenir- aud coop
ering,s regular and moderate charge will
be made, aad every facility given to pur-
rhr.crs TO examine and sample the tobacco
y h-n o. cncd. Our charges will be,
For storing and shipping per hid. 81 90
" opening and coopcnng per hid. 80
-to,ase a.une. when -hiPP'ib by Others 80
iEait- Ill be made, when necessary. 10
procure the appointment % public Inspcc-
toTs Els y DRAPER.
Louui-iaua, Sept. 9Th. I~43. Gx4j.
, 1843-10-14
C~NECUTON's NOTICE

No'lCE Is Lereby gwen that the nndcs,
y signed ha- obtained from the CLERK Of
the County Cont uf Lincoln County. No,
letters T"s;anrutsD, rpon the VIII OF
William Butler, drcen-cr, bcnriug date the
9Th day of August, A. ID. La. All per-
sons having claims aEain.t said estate, arc
requested TO EXHIBIT them in one year from
The date Of said letters, for allowance, OF
they may BE preclnded from any benefit oil
said estate, and IL snch claims are not pre-
sentrd within three years from tie date o.
said letters, they viii be forever barred.
MARY BUTLER, Exccuirix.
September 1;3it, lSI2. 3w47
, 1843-10-14
WIN. PENNY

September 3O;h. l643. 3w4G.
, 1843-10-14

WA. FENIX. StrriT.
Sept. 3O,h 1873. GU4G.
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he meeting then adjourned.
WIG MEETING ON MONDAY.

AZ a meeting of portion of the citizens Of Au-
gusta, held at the Courthouse on Monday morn
ing the Bird day of April 1s43, for the purpose of
considering letter addressed to them by a. II .
ii. STUART, Esq. in consequence of proceedings
which took place on Saturday evening last, with
a view to prevail upon him TO become candidate
for reelection to Congress
SAMUEL CLARKE, Esq. was called to the Chair,
and NICHOLAS G. KINNEY, appointed Secretary.
The letter Of Mr.. STUART was then read, which
is as follows:
Fellow CITIZENS IL feel constrained by a
soenn.sen Of duty to make an appeal to your
kind feelings, although it may expose me TO the
charge of want Of stability of purpose Since
my return from Washington have been solicited
by large number of gentlemen 10 become cam
didaie for reelection to Congress. To all these
applications uniformly replied, that could not
In justice to my family, and without the neglect
Of the most sacred duties, consent TO offer. On
Saturday public meeting was held in your Court
house, embracing many Of the most respectable
citizens OF the county. This meeting appointed
a committee to call upon me and request that I
would suffer my name TO be placed before The vo-
tiers Of the district. To this application retnrn-
ed respectful answer in the negative, pleading
the condition of my private affairs, and my do
mestic and professional duties, as my excuse
Here hoped the matter would end. Bot to my
great surprise. in short time, the whole assembly
camo 70 my Office, and through their organ, Mr..
Lyttieton Waddel, appealed to me in the strong
est terms, TO allow them to announce me as can
dldate. This proceeding was SO fattering and
unusual, that was entirely thrown off my guard,
and surrounded by ardent and enthusiastic friends
TO whom was bound by the strongest obligations
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The Acknowledgment Tyler's Official or
gan--very complaisantly says-"We beg leave
distinctly 10 say that the President 50 far from de-
string third party, expects in six months that his
administration will be sustained by three-fourtbs
of the Democratic party in the country .
llmay be that there is something moro than
mere brayado in this--for the Globe and Enquirer
have evidently been uneasy for some time at the
course Of things.
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RuAlOR.

Las, evening, after the arrival Of tho Southern
Mail, rumor was ahoat, traceable TO the conduc-
tor OF the Baltimore cars or the mail agent, which
caused no little surprise.
1t was said that at Cabinet Council, held on
Tuesday, Mr.. Spencer, now Secretary of the
Treasury, intima,ed wish that the President
would dismiss Commander Mackenzie from the
Navy. The President, of course, could not con.
sent to such proposition, and Mr.. Spencer
threatened to withdraw from the Cabinet, if his
request was not granted.
Judge Upshur, it is said, limited that as he was
at the head of the Navy Department, such
measure would affect his position.
And it is added, that after the council had been
closed, MIR. S. pressed the matter so warmly.
that blow was passed between him aud the Sc
cretary of the Navy.-U. s. Gaseite.
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FOR THE SPECTATOR
A" BY Proxy.

Mr. EorToR--T noticed card in the last number n,
your paper. over the signature of "Many votcrs ex-
pressing wish that would become candidate TO rev
resent IN part the county in the House Of Dele
gates Sir, beg leave TO say, that regard all anony-
nous communications Of that kind and the authors OF
them, alike uuwortby.o Of a respectful! notice.
Respectfully your obi servt.
ARMSTRONG RANKIN
Nit. Scion. March 2sth
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Of gratitude, aud overwhelmed by feelings which
it would be much more easy to imagine than de-
scribe, yielded my consent to their request.
A Sabbath has now interviewed since agreed
TO be candidate, and an opportunity has been Of
forded to me for calm review of my relations and
duties, and the result of my reflections is the con-
victton that lcannos conform to the wishes of my
friends without the most painful sacrifices of feel
ing and of interest, which would be compensated
by service which could render to tho public e.
ven i'll were elected, the party with which should
be called to act, would be in hopeless minority,
and powerless to do good. My election, on the
other hand, would be equivalent TO an abandon
ment of my profession, and compel me to neglect
my rising family in way which no husband and
father can contemplate without the deepest feel
ings of regret.
| Under all those circumstances, have conclu-
dsd to throw myself on the generosity Of my fell
lowci,izens, and ask their leave to recall my con-
sent to become candidate, which was given so
inconsiderately, and under circumstances so well
calculated to place my judgment under the do
With X respect,
1 IL
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TO cnRREspnNnENTs

0 Col. MCuc's note declining to be candidate for
The House of Delegates, and several communications
relation TO the election, unavodaby excluded, but
shall al be attended TO iu paper.
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any subject exempted from taxation in the act en-
titled "an act prescribing the mode Of ascertain
ing certain subjects Of taxadon," passed during
the present session Of the Legislature.
Z. This act shall commence and be- in force
from and after the passing thereof.
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The Wings have been Gerymandered both in
Ohio and PeDnsyvana.--In neither state will
they be able TO elect more than FIVE or six members
Of Congress.
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Moses G.. Good has been appointed by the
President Attorney Of the u. States for the Yves
tern district of Virginia, in The place of VIM.
Kinney, Esq, resigned.
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IN respect,
kfellow>citizen,
ALEX'R. III. III. STUART.

ALEX'R. ii. III. STUART
On motion of LYrTLEroN WAppEI., esq. the
following resolutions were tlereupon unanimous
ly adopted:
Resolved, That while we have learned with
deep regret, the wish Of fellow -citizen, A. H.
III. Stuart, not to be announced as the Wing can
didate for this Congressional district i'm the APP
preaching canvass, we fully admit the suficiency
Of the reasons set forth by him in the commune
cation just read.
Resolved, That he carries with him into pri-
vate life, our just estimate of his distinguished
abilities, patriotism, zeal, prudence and industry,
while serving the public, and our best wishes for
his prosperity and happiness in his more private
relations.
On motion of DR.. FIsHeR---
Resolved, unanimously, That the Wing party
OF this District ought not to abandon the contest
for Wing representative at the ensuing Congress
sional election.
Resolved, unanimously, That WILLIAM SEy-
MouR, Esq. of Hardy county, be recommended to
the voters Of the District AS suitable candidate
TO represent them in The next Congress of the
United States.
Resolved, unanimously, That we will use all
"0"oiaoio means W ensure liic election OF WILL
am Seymour, Esq.
Resolved, That Samuel Clarke, Alex. III. H.
Stuart, VIM. Kinney, kenton Harper, and COL
James Crawford, be appointed committee to
communicate, by express, to William Seymour,
Esq the proceedings of this meeting.
Resolved, That this committee communicate
the proceedings of this meeting to the voters of
the other counties of this District, and request,
their cooperation in securing the election Of Mr.
Seymour.
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting
be published in the Staunton Spectator.
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meet
ing be communicated to Mr. Stuart
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
SAM'L. CLARKE, Charm.
N. G. KINNEY, SecLy.
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WING CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS,
WILLIAM SEYMOUR, ESQ. of Hardy

1t will be seen that this gentleman has been
nominated by the Wings of Augusta, as their
candidate for Congress.
special messenger has been sent TO him, to
apprise him of the nomination, and we expect to
receive his answer, in the course of the week
when, if he accepts, measures will be taken i'm
mediately, to bring his claims before the people
of the whole district.
Mr.. SEYMOUR is sterling Wing, every way
qualified to represent US in the National councils
and strong hopes are entertained tina. he " ill &C
cept the nomination.
In the mean time, we exhort our Wing friends
every where, to clear the decks for action. Wha
our principles the less dear to us Are they mo-
the same for which we have been arduously
contending for the last fourteen years Do we
not conscicntiously believe that the very exis
tence Of our free institutions depends upon Their
ultimate success And what is there now
that should make us grow weary of the conflict
ard fold our arms in inglorious ease, since the
danger is not past, nor the victory won Nay
more-loaded down we are in this district, like
asses, by Gerrymandering Legislature, shall we
shew less than the ass's spirit, and not kick p
No, Move trust not. Let us discard at once
then, all such unworthy counsels, and looking
only to the great principles of just government,
and civil liberty for which we are contending
press for Victory, with zeal which will at leas
attest our honesty, if it does not ensure oul
success.
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A great revival of religion has taken place in
Albany, New York. Two thousand persons are
said to have joined the different churches.
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Some ofthe members Of the Maryland Legisia.
ture had to go home without their wages, there be-
ing no money in the State Treasury to pay them.
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~ We are authorized to announce RoBrRr S.
BROOKE, Esq. as a candidate to represent the
Senatorial District composed of the Counties of
Augusta and Rockbrdge in The General Assem-.
bly, of Virginia.
IL We authorized to announce Jouy
McCuE, Esq, as candidate to represent the Sem
atorial District composed of the Counties Of Au-
gusta and Rockbrdge in the General Assembly Of
Virginia.
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The Wing members of the Illinois Legsla.
ture have nominated Mr.. Clay for the Presiden-
cy.
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II is understood that Com. Mackenzie hes been
acquitted by the Court Martial.
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The Wings of Shenandoah were to hold a
meeting on Monday last, to take measures for Sc
curing an efficient Wing representation in the
State and National councils. We admire their
spirit, for they must indeed have hearts las big as
mountans;' and now thatwe are thrown together
in the same Congressional district, we shall be
happy to cultivate their acquaintance.
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SPRING CANVASS.

I-We are authorized to- announce WILLIAM
FRAZIER, esq. as candidate to represent the
County Of Augusta I'M the next House Of Dele.
gates.
~ We are authorized to announce JAMES
BELL, Esq. as candidate to represent the county
OF Augusta In the next House of Delegates.
0J-We are authorized to announce JOHN G.
FuLroN, Esq. as candidate to represent the
County of Augusta in the mex, House of Dele
gates.
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Mr.. Gushing has declined being candidate
for recollection to Congress.
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The report Of tho mutiny on board the U. S.
ship John Adams, and the summary execution Of
FIVE of the crew, is known to be without foun-
dation.
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The Wings Of Richmond. with prsisworthy
ioerality, year ago, put into the most lucrative
Office in their gin. that Of City Collector. rank
locofoco, busa worthy man, Mr.. Bosher.-The
late act ofParty prescription. Howover, towards
one Of their own best citizens. Mr.. JoHs wisur,
who was removed from the Office Of store-k keeper
to the penitcntiary by the Legislature simply be-
cause he lie Wing, has reused them, and they
are about to retaliato by turning out Mr.. Bosher
and putting Mr.. Wight in his place. The En-
quirer " i'll no doubt be very lachrymose on the
occason--butit must admit that it is natural
consequence Of the conduct ofits own party.
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~ The disposition to make tests in elections
is certainly often carried to most extravagant
extent. An instance of this, as we humbly con-
ceive is to be found in the call Of" "a Voter, up.
on one Of the candidates, in our last paper. In
the name of reason what would his opinion o!
the bankrupt Law have to do with his dutias
as member of our State Legislature 2 AS well
might he be asked to say whether he was for or
against the annexation of Texas But we object
to these things account of their proscriptive-
ness and intolerance. 1t is virtually saying 81
will vote for no man who does not think in all
things as / do and mans religious faith
may, with as much propriety, be made the test,
in the selection of public agent, his abstract
opinions upon subjects having no connection with
the particular duties he would be required to per-
form. Surely "Voter' is not prepared to a.
dept principle so much at war with the free and
liberal spirit Of institutions.
The respectable source from which this call
came, alone induces us to make these remarks.
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Robert S. BRooKE. Esq, at the meeting held
on Saturday last, for the purpose of adopting
measures to bring out Mr.. STUART for Congress,
took occasion to vindicate himself from the charge
of design TO forestal the claims OF Rochbrdge
and the liberality of Augusta, in the early an
nouncement of himself as candidate for the Sem
ate.-tIe stated that he had frequently been soi-
cited. before the call made upon him through the
Spectator, CATER it was ascerained that Mr.. Ply
TON would most probably decline re-election,) to
become candidate-and that in any assent he ev-
er gave, it was well understood by those who con-
ferred with him, that the views and wishes of the
people of Rockbridge were to be consulted In
proof Of this, he referred to several gentlemen by
name, and also TO the following paragraph in his
letter Of acceptance, hich certainly can admit of
no other Interpretation:
ain doing so, however, permit me to say, that
shall consider myself still in the hands of my
friends, to be disposed of in such manner as future
circumstances connected with The harmony IF The
District, may indicate as most prudent, tcise, and
Hberai-being convinced that they will require of
me no sacrifice which any honorable mind and
patriotic spirit would not willingly make.'