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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-17

FLORIDA ELECTIoN-Frcm the ITALIA.
hassee Sentinel we gather the following result Of
the late congressional election in Florida: Kahn
1885, Cabell 2922-showing for Cabell maio-
iorily OF 237 From which deduct 80, the MAORI
~ for Brockenbrough in five counties as We, not
heard from, and Cabell's majority is abou, l40.
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i TEACHER.

YOUNG LADY from Maryland. who has b.,
n teaching FIR several years III private families, d
whose last engagement expired On the 3ist nct, -
Is16 desires "a Obtain situation either in phi, ait
m,ly or public school, where she can ENJOY facIitlc,
attending public worship
Sh. l. qualified 10 give instruction in all the bra oe
Of nm English education usually taught. IN koiaee
Chemistry, &c, ami ilr ritmrni- Of h- French 49,
guag-, together with plain and ornamental Ar'f.-
work.
Refer 10 Rev Pe,ton Harrison Caiier.vir P.s q,
fee Cumberland county; General J. II iockt, ,r't'
Island Post Office Fluyanna; rhlip II. Geore' '.,.t
Jefferson Post OfIre. rowhalan william M7t@'N
ESQ and Reverend William :. Plnmer, y. y kca
mond
Tie Young lady above referred 10 has taught - 70
families for wears past, and Il give ~ much ~
10 add our testimony I" her comperen'y - 'earhe
and excellence Of character.
PEYTON HARRISON
Nny 2-rMif PHILLIP 81. CLIO. lOIkI-
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NEW YORK.-The official returns OF the
elections in this State, show the Assembly 10
stand: Wings y; Democrats 56-giving the
Wings majority on joint ballot.
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THE GOVERNMENT LOAN-The loan
Of five millions OF dollars, advertised for by the
Secretary OF The Treasury, has been al taken;
and il is understood thai the offers exceeded in
amount the sum required Nat. Ittcilig mcer.
A Washington Correspondent OF the N. York
Journal of Commerce states that the amount OF
offers Tor the live million loan exceeded six mil
lions. The rate is par 10 Is OF one per cent
above. The whole loan is therefore taken. II was
given out chiefly 10 bids Of New York, Boston,
Philadelphia Baltimore, Washington, Charles
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EDUCATION.

A VIRGINIA LADY, "a member of The Epscop
~ Church who has Ind some years experience .,
Teacher WISHES employ the rrsnine year ~ ~
vatr family, govcrntss Of snail school q child't
Terms moderate. Direct, pos; paid i.oiote | - Nm
liza county, Va. NM u. HAhklsoA
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DELAWARE-Tharp the Democratic can
didaie for Governor, elected. Houston, Federal
isl, re elected 10 Congress, and Federal majo-
ri,y Of one in each branch of The Legislature.
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AMELIA ACADEMY.

have introduced with marked surctss the IS stem
discipline and d-mcrit that rharacrtses the Nifgn
Military Institute at Lexington few vacancie- =
Ia he filled at the rate Of S4G per month from the s
entrance III the Il, ii Jul. payable III advance
further particulars direct a. above w. n. Il
Nov 3-rV6W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-17

IN Observation-Disclosures Alta Circuit superior
Court Of Law and Chancery, continued and held for
Buckingham county, at the Cont house. On Wednes-
day, the 9Th day of September, 1876:
Robert Giilispie, Edmund Gregory and Polly his
wife, Edmund Webb, Welson Webb, and James Lester
md Martha his wife, Piaintlns
against
Daniel Webb, John Pillars and Polly his wife, Enoch
Farmer and Sally his vile. Nancy Webb, Henry Webb,
Jacob Webb, Gabriel Jones and Betsy his wife, John
Iumpkin. William Lumpkin, Stephen Maddox, Charles
Maddox, judith Maddox, Polly Fowler Joseph Duncan
and Nancy his wife, Nathaniel Maddox, Nathaniel Sim
mons and Jane his wife, and Martha Lumpkin, thr
Tooley, deceased, and Of Judith Anderson, deceased,
parties unknown, and Polly Fore, Defendants.
The defendants, Daniel Webb, John Pillars and Polly
his wife. Enoch Farmer and Sally his wife, Nancy
Webb, Henry Webb, Jacob Webb, and Gabriel Jones
and Betsy his wife, John Lumpkn and William Lump
kin, Stephen Maddox. Charles Maddox, Judith Mad
dox, Polly Fowler, and Joseph Duncan ana Nancy his
wife, not having entered their appearance aud given
cury according L. the act OF Assembly and the rules
Of this Conrf, and appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court that they are not inhabitants OF ms country u Is
ordered that the said absent defendants do appear the
rules be holden for the said Court on the first Mon
day in January next and answer The bill Of the plain
ts and that copy of this order he or.hu in inserted
in newspaper published IN the CITY Of Richmond
for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the front
door of the Courthouse Of this county And this being
bill exhibited by OF the heirs or their assignees
of Jacob Maddox deceased, formerly Of this county.
against the other known heirs, and some who are stated
be unknown praying the sale and partition Of tract
OF land OF two hundred acres, IN said county, which
William Maddox, deceased, Of buckingham. devised 10
his widow Agness for life, after her death IL hs son. The
said Jacob, and which, by The death n sad Agnrss,
and ,e previous death Of said Jacob, without children,
is liable PARTITION among his brothers and SIS.
Iers their descendants, al parties Interested III SAID
land are hereby warned 10 appear, make themselves
parties defendants file their answers, and assert their
rights or claimsand is ordered that this warning be
publish for six weeks successfully in the Richmond
Enquirer public newspaper. 4 Copy-Teste,
OCT 2O-cwam r. ELDRlDGE, c. Z. :. G.
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Miles Amber,

aIAcHrNE SASH, BLIND. and Do9 ,s,0 s srrrr
wi FACTURER, and GLAZIER, On , ,a,% ys
south- East Corner OF Capitol Square, h'e"'S
Oct l3-cf
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George r Scarourgh, fiainir
against
Ann Maia Priscilla and John J.. ;. silrerth'fI
Robert Ian and Elizabeth HI, wife, md John y
Field, pfienhhh'-.
The defendants. Ann Maria. Pfiscilia aud John i ;
SuyrrIhnrn Robert ail and Elizabeth ms wife, not NV
IN: entered The Tappearanor aud gwen >-'hfltV ao'"o
nr IN the act If Assembly and the rules 81 tins TOUT
and II ~ nearing by satisfactory evidence ina irs ar
not inhabitants Of tins Commonwealth, " u oricnd'
that The SAID defendants Ann Mara Priscilla ana j. ~
H. : SIyrrthnrn, Robert Dali and Elizabeth h> y ~,
do appesf here on the first day Of December term n-
OF the SAID Court, and answer The ptintbs bil' mo
that a copy of this order hr forthwith inserted ~ -ohe
new Supper Published in the City OF Richmond for ~
months sccesvcy and posted al the mont door 81 ths
Court House of the said county.
a true copy. Trsie.
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Nov. a-cw,f PHILIP 81. Go. COZ

| IN iaSGERY-EIEoIsIs, H. ri' - - "'.a'N
IN The Ci...-u once - Sccoinac aouht! '"ut' "
| the 7h Gay al October, lsio:
Geors. ScaTturrh, Painif
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"Senex," we hope, will excuse us for moi pub
fishing his article. We have every desire 10
correct error, every disposition 10 place things
in their true light, but We are disposed 10 think
that his arncle might tend 10 widen, instead o.
closing, the breach 10 excite rather than conciae.
As the scene has been moved 10 another theatre,
we think il would be best 10 reserve whatever for
good or evil may belong 10 its merits. Should
"Scnex," al some future period, desire its publ
cation, we will comply with h> requesl With plea
sure.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-17

MICHIGAN ELECTlON-Th whole De-
mocra,ic delegation 10 Congress, viz: Messrs
McClelland, Bingham and Brady are elected BY
an aggregate majority OF 500 10 600.
Tie SenaH slands-2 Wings and IL Demo-
Gratis, with three members not ascerlained. To-
tai number ui Senators %.
Houss-l3 Wings and 43 Democrats, with 10
members not ascerained. Total number OF Re-
personalities sc.
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THE ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND, VA.
SATURDAY. Morning, November ID, is4e.
CREDIT OF THE GOvERNMENT-THt
LOAN TAKEN.

CREDIT OF The Go' Ei..>"
LOAN TAKEN.
We are eratified 10 announce, upon what seems
10 be good authority, tha, The loan advef'sen "
The Secretary Of the Treasury has been iaken.-
All good citizens should rejoice that il IS So
Every man who has the character oil pa"'o'
should be clad TO know that The Government VI
his country es mol suffer for want II means I'D d
time of war. Ordinarily, there may DC reason
Tor checking The disposition of Government IL
uauciers 10 borrow money. In time oil peace nc
power is more dangerous as has been aounuan'S
proved by The career of some OF our States. 0u'
when we are engaged in war with a loIeiSn I'D
tion-when we find il necessary 10 send our ar
mics and navies abroad 10 ayenge wrongs when
have been heaped upon our cilizens-lhe case
is far different, and The Government IS entitled 10
all the aid that capitalists can give.
The Liverpool Mail, bu, The other day, IN one
OF It's fiery demonstrations OF every thing Amer
can. boosted that cur Government was without
credit, and would no, be able 10 support lis forces
The next steamer will carry ii the lie, and Will
carry 10 the people of Europe evidences OF our
prosperity in enterprise ana success IN arms
which mus, convince The deiamers Of This coun-
try how boolless is their occupation. Already
has The tenor O; the articles in the British press,
on the subjec, Of the war, undergone gfedt
change. Our counrrynien have fought their way
10 The respect, if not the esteem and admiTa'lon'
OF their most bsoted enemies. And as 10 our
credit suffering now or hereafter, We capnct oe-
leve il. A country which i, al this time iur'
n;shins food 10 large masses OF people 10 Eu
rnpf, and which is destined 10 be 10 Great Britain
what the valley of the Nile waste ancient Rome,
can never be made suppliant to The designs oil
ock.ubbsrs, unless i! have corrupt slockJob'
bling men for lis rulers.
The success of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
in obtaining This loan, must be indeed cIumo Of
comfort 10 those of The Wings who have, from The
commencement OF The Mexican war, beli'led The
resources of the treasury and he credit of The ma
lion. If any OF them are disposed TO think that
too much interes, is agreed TO be paid, they must
censure themselves for having done all they might
10 deprecia,e the public securities.
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[From The Nep Orlcan: P'eayune, Nor I.
LATE FROM THE SQUADRON.
second Abortive Attack on AlraTado

EXPEDITION AGAINST TOBASCO.
By the arrival Of The pilot boat al the Balize
we are in the possession of late advices from The
squadron. We have only time 10 give The an
nexed letters and save The mail If the Comma
dore has failed in his attack upon Alvarado, il is
owing 10 no want oil gallantry or skill on his part
or that Of his officers. The difficulties he has had
10 surmount have been insuperable so far; but he
will YET prevail. lie will in few weeks renew
his attempt at all hazards
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IN CHANCERY-VIReisiA AT rules held In the
Clerks Office OF the Superior Court Of Chanc1ry for
The Richmond Circuit, the twelfth day Of September,
1885, -
David Curie, faihtin
The Projection Insurance Company OF Hartford, in
the State Of Connecticut, and another Defendants.
The defendants above named not having entered their
appearance and given security according 10 the act of
Assembly and the rules OF this Court and appearing
by satisfactory evidence thar they not Inhabitants Of
mi, Commonw eaith is ordered that the said defend
ans do appear the rules be held for The said Court
nm The 6rst Monday in December neIt and answer the
hill Of The plaintiff; and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in the
civ of Richmond, for months successfully. and
posted at the font door of the Capitol the said city
Copy. Teste,
POWHATAN ROBERTS, D. elk.
v9rn
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r IOpy. TrNIr.
POWHATAN ROBERTS, D. fls'a

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, CITY oFRIcHN9HU
SEPTEMBER %. lsi',
All persons having claims against the Estate o. !.
seph Janey, deceased, late Of the county ot Essr1
hereby required TO present them before mr. on ~
the first day Of December, 1916, that ] may auoi'
report upon them, in obedience 10 the foresoin. a,''
81. Is. POlTiAuN
Oct I-cwsw Con.msslcrr'
TN CHANCERY-ViRsfrfA:- AT rules held
j Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court +,
and Chancery for Buckingham county, or AondA
5th day OF Oetnber, ls4G; 4
Joseph T. Lyon, f!a'h'
against
John Pyle, Alex. Moseley, and John V. Cruz
The defendant, John Pyle, mot having ent'fe' ~ 4
pearance and given security, according u The -
semby and the rules IL tins Court, ana u alpcnt y
satisfactory evidence that he - not an inhan."
this wealth, IT is ordered, 'hat The sai ~ y,
defendant do appear at the ruer 10 be holden =, i.
ssid con,t IN he first Monday in January reh !
answer the bill of the paintiff-ant that cop
order be forthwith inserted IN rome newspaper -
ed in the city OF Richmond for two months .u,'
IL. and posted The front door Of the Io't''h'"
this county. Copy-I rs,s; y r : I.
Nov lO-cw2m ELDRlDGt u - :.
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IN CHANCERY-vIrGisrA AT Superior torli q
Chaneery for the Richmond Circuit, held n fhr .
pito in CITY OF Richmond, the 3o,h day Of Jats
1896:
Jean Paris and Maiis Janey his wife, winch ',f
Marie ID a daughter OF Claude Janey. Mare bi.'
widow Of Sinon Mor-y, otherwise called BailN ".
Claudinr Abel. Grouse aofey, infant children o. ~
Janey, deceased, by Charles Creuse. Their aiF. ~
| next friend Pia'nu"'
against -, 49,.
| Edmund NJ. Ware, administrator ~ bon'as "f''
ham, Deceased, and administrator DC h"h~ h"h =
Joseph Janey, deceased, p'iehr'.'
This day came The plaintiffs by counsel, anu Y =
their bin again. the defendant, To which the sad y
lrndant flied his answer, and therrupon, ihe clt''
coming on by consent Of the parties by 6onns. g r
heard upon the raid bill and answer, and heng afts
BY counsel, the Court cons deraton thereof, do =
tho like adjudee, order aud decree That ohr =
the Commissioners Of this Court do cause an ads'
ment TO be published FOR eight weeks IN t~o y "
newspapers printed in the cIiy oil Richmond; aEd ~
10 be posted nj the door Of The Court House 2 y
county Of lenrico, and at the door Of the couft h.
OF the City Of Richmond, on two several touft as'
requiring all persons tho may have Chains again.
estate OF Joseph Janry, late OF The county oi 49,
deceased Ia exhibit the same for settlement, tc'nir
said Commissioner, on some day after the cvplraan
| vertsrmen which said claims II any be pfeseni'a II
said Commits shall audit ana report 70 tie te
with any matter deemed pertinent by himself, of =
nui.ed by any party 10 be 50 -taied.
/ Copy. Trstr.
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IN CHANCERY.-EiRGt AT Rnlrs holden y ia'
Clerks Office Of The County Court Of Southami''
on the ,th day Of August, lsi6
John Cosby, PldlniH;
against
Jonas Cosby, Dinah Cosby, Mills Cosby. Mics o'ti
John Cosby and Dempsey Cosby, Defendant
The defendants not having entered their appearan's
and given security, according 10 the act Of Assembly
and The rules al hs Court, AMI II appearing By sdf
tory evidence that they inhabitants Of hi- 'oa
try ordered that they do appeac here IN m r.,
day of November next, and answer HE plainliH
bi and that copy Of this order be- forthwith ns'iif4
IN some newspaper published IN the city oi Richmond
for two months successfully, ana posted al the 'foh
door Of the Court. house Of This county.
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CLASSICAL ACADEMY.

stanton, Sept. IS, Isi6.-cwluw
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IN HANGERY-EiRGfSiA Al Rnlcs held In The
4 Clerk Office of superior Gourr Of chancery Tor
the Richmond Circuit, The twelfth day OF september,
1870
The President and Directors Of the Bank Of the State
If South Carolina Plaintiff:
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Plaintiff:

John Pye, DfIruuHHt'
The defendant John Pye, not having entered hi ap-
pearance and given security according 10 the act 81 As
semby and the Rules ri this Court and appearing ny
satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhabitan OF ms
country ordered that the said absent defendant 90
appear al the rules TO holden for the said Court on
the first Monday in January next. and answer me oi 81
the plaintiff, and that copy OF this order De ionnWn
inserted in some newspaper published IN the Gy Of
Richmond, for months successfully, ana posted al
the front door Of the Court House Of this county.
~, ,ov,r, 'oRs Et.pRibGE. c. C. S. C.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-06-06
Matters and Things in Wash
inptOn.

The Washington Correspondent ofthc New
York journal of Commerce writes that:-The
orders sent out, last Wednesday, to Gen. Tay
lor, are to proceed into the Mexican territory,
300 miles, if necessary, and attack and destroy
any force that can be embodied. 1t is not cx-
pected that very large force will be collect
ed on the frontier before the first of Septem-
Der, and should hostilties be continued until
that time, Gen. Scott will then take the field
The war appropriations, including the amount
wanted to carry Mr. King 3 plan for steamships
into operation, amount to twenty -one millions
of dollars; and should Congress adjourn with
in sixty days, and there be no prospect of II
termination of the Mexican difficulties, there
must be issue of Treasury notes, unless
Congress make additional grants.
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Express writes follows
The officers of the regiment of mounted rifle
men will receive their commissions at once,
and their pay will date from the appoint
ments.
hear great deal of dissatisfaction express
ed at the manner of the appointments and at
\ the point of selections In the whole list of
thirty three officers there is not one from Near
England or Nc,o Jersey. Though more than
one for each State, few States have them all
Capt Walker has commission; he is the Tex
ian ranger who lately made his way twice be-
tween Point Isabel and the camp, and is un
questenably, very brave man. He halls
from this this city, with Julien May, who has
also received commission. Why New Eng
land should be entirely neglected in the selec
ton of officers, is best known to the President
Her people certainly as patriotic ant
brave as those from any other quarter of thu
! Union, and if not forward to thrust Themselves
4 before the country, or to boast of their owl
1heroism, they have as much of all that make
4 the man and the soldier as any body in the U
Mon
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that oruniorn and decided pieiy, Through
disease his mental suffering has for months
been extreme, but we cannot entertain u
doubt of the gcnuineness Of his picty, and
the uprightness of his purposes, so fir and so
long as he was of sane mind lncOngruous
as il mny seem, Inc in one of his letters 10 his
friends, expressed satisfaction ut the hnppy
and peaceful state of things in tho church
with which he was connected. An inscrut-
able Providence has ordered il, so that his sun
should set in n cloud and tempest; hut 10 rise
upon cloudless day. To his parents aud
their family, land especially TO his, pous
mother, of whom he often spoke with tears
of gratitude, fiiial tenderness and atlection,)
we tender our sympathies and prayers for
divine consultations equal to their occasions.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-06-06
CAME IsAREL,

CAMP ISABEL,
Near the mouth of the Rio Bravo Del Norte,
.r. 9th May, 1916.
The numerous friends of Major Ringgold
will doubtless be anxious 10 know the partlc-
ulnrs attending his melancholy end, and has
ten 20 give them To you. The engagement
nfthe 8th was entirely in the hands otthe mr.
Jillery, and Maor II. took most active and
important part IN il. About six o'clock he
was struck by six pound shot. lie was
mounted, and the shot struck him at right
angles, hitting him in tho right thigh, passing
through the holsters and upper part of the
shoulders ofhs horse, and then striking the
left thigh in tho same line in which il first
struck him. On the evening of the 9th he
reached this camp, under charge OF DR. Byrne
Ofthe army. He was Immediately placed in
comfortable quarters, and his wounds dress
cd. All immense mass of muscles and in
IeguIneRts were carried away from both
thighs. The arteries were not divided, nei-
Their were the bones broken. / remained
with hun all night He had but little pain,
and at intervals had some Sleep, On dressing
his wounds in the morning, they presented
most uRfavornble aspect, and there was but
little reaction. During the night he gave me
tnauy incidents of the battle, aud spoke with
much pride of the execution OF his shot. tie
directed his shot not only TO groups and mas
cs Of the enemy, but to particular men IN
their line. He saw them fall, their places oc-
cupietl by others, who in their turn were shot
down, pointing his guns 10 the same place,
aud he felt as confident ofhiuing his mark as
though he had been using rifle. lie had
hut one thing TO regret and that was the
small number Of men in his company. lie
said that he had made Use ofall his exertions
To have his company increased to 100 men,
hut without SUCCESS From the small num-
her ofhis men, ~ they were disabled at their
guns, he was without others TO take their pla-
ces. During the day he continued TO lose
strength, but was free from pain and cheerful.
lie spoke constantly of the efficiency OF his
gums, and the brave conduct of his officers
and men.
He continued TO grow worse, aud medI-
cal officer remained constantly by his side.
DIR. Byrne remained with him during the
night, using every means which could be de-
yised To save his valuable life, but without
effect. He continued to grow worse until
O'Clock last night, when he expired. lie sur
viyed his wounds 60'hours; during all this
time he had hut little pain-conversedc cheer
fnlls, aud made all his arrangements for his
approaching end with the greatest composure
ind resignation. He will be buried today at
3o'clock, P. NJ. lamented by the whole camp.
The wounded generally are doing very well.
lam your obedient servant,
]. Nj. FOLTZ,
Surgeon United States Navy.
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Essex County Convention.
June ., lS46.

GJ'Poor New England, it seems, is unwor-
thy of any military officers, in the opinion of
President Polk. In making up the list Of off
GERS for the newly raised regiment of rtiemen
he has not deigncd to nominate one New Eng
lander in the whole list. IL was not so in the
days of the Revolution-Ncw England then,
furnished officers, brave soldiers, and the
means of defending our liberty
We hope the men of great military renown
among us-thc friends of the magnanimous
Mr. PoIk-thc "Napoleons who, though
they talk much of their own prowess when
battle fields are at a distance, but who never
faced "the music of an Austerlitz, will duly
apPrchcnd this appreciation of their greatness
by the Prcsidcnt,nnd comfort themselves with
the reflection that it was all a mistake on his
part in not taking them to be his Generals, in
stead of going, rs he has done, to lower grades
for his officers, and attributable no doubt, to his
ignorance of their fame.