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Entered at the custom house," said Mrs
Par,hingon bordering on the expression; al
do nj see how the vessels ever got in ; but
am glad that the collectors cleared 'em right out
again. 1t will learn them better manners mex,
time, | think"
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-17

A Western girl after giving her lover hear
ty smack, exclaimed, Deg my cats if you
hain't taken little rye, old boss. -
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TOMATO OMELET.-A correspondent of the
Madison Miscellany furnishes the following
recipe for making tomato omelet, which he
recommends as very fine:
take one or two dozen tomatoes, (accord-
ing to the size OF the family,) scad them so
that they can be peeled easily, place them in a
stew pan over gentle fire, season with pep.
per, sugar, salt, and tablespoonful or two OF
butter. Let them remain till they are ,ceH done;
this will take at least an hour and half
When done, take three or four ears of corn,
having first been well boiled, and scrape or
CRATE them into the pan, then break up a few
eggs, beat them, and pour into the pan, stirring
al the same time. In minute or two the eggs
will be done, and the dish ready to be served
up. | have sometimes added about half an
onion, cut very fine it adds 10 The flavor"
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-17

Fourteen clergymcn in New Bedford have petit
toned the common counsel Of that thriving city, to
refuse licenses to theatrical exhibitions.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-17

.Agency.J for The National Wing, IN Geogeio,on
The citizens Of Georgetown are respectfully
informed that .,..t Il"
JonN w. BRorAuGH, Esq, Broker, &C.,
on Bridge street, a few doors west Of The Union
tavern, is agent Tor The National Wing. Per.
sons DESTROYS Of being served with the National
Wing, in Georgetown, will please leave their
names and residences with Mr.. Dronaugh
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We rsconmend 10 our youthful friends the per
al Of the following beautiful lines, for we are To
hat " the idea was really expressed by little b
I've years old" We take them from the Weste
Evangelist, but know not the writer's name.
Oh long to lie, dear mother, 1s
On the cool and fragran, grass,
With naught but the sky above my head,
And the shadowing clouds that pass.
And want the bright, bright sunshine,
All round about my bed,
Twill close my eyes, and God will think
Your little boy is dead -~.
Then Christ will send an angel
To take me up to him;
lie will bear me, slow and steadily,
Far through the ether dim.
lie will gently, gently lay me
Close to the Saviour's side,
And when I'm sure that we're in heaven,
My eyes Ill open wide.. ~
And u look among the angels, 81.
That stand about the throne,
Till find my sister Mary,
For know she must be one.
And when find her, mother, ,...
We will go away alone "
And will tell her how we've mourned
Al the while sho has been gone
Oh! | shall be delighted ..,
To hear her speak again
Though know she'll meier return TO us
To ask her would be vain.
SO I'll put my arms around her, ..
Aud look into her eyes,
And remember all said to her,
And all her swee, replies.
And then III ask the angel -.
To take me back to you
He'll bear me slow and steadily, 49,.
Down through the ether'blue.
And you'll only think, dear mother,
o., have been out at play, .s. III
And have gone to sleep beneath trees
This sulry suumer day. 4
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~ Mr.. Clay is now at tho Blue Sulphur
Springs, in yirgnia.--Phii fnq.
Old Zack is at the, Springs in Walnut Grove,
Monterey. So repose, after their tolls, the great
men Of our nation.--N. o. National.
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ARNoLD's PASS TO ANDRE.

49,. HEADQUARTERS, RoBISsoN's HOUSE,,
>..:.. ..:s.t.,. Sept. ed, l7s0.
Permit Mr.. John Anderson to pass the guards to
the White Plans, or below if he chooses he being
OH pub business, by my direction.
b.. ..' '. .t.- Is. ARNOLD, M. Gen'L
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The Saratoga Wing states that there are COCO
vsiters at the Springs.
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Geo. Rapp, the founder Of Economy, Pa,
and The greatest communists, of the age, is dead.
He departed this lie on The 9th Instant, aged
% years.
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GIN COTTON

A terrific explosion of gun cotton, which
took place at Faversham (England) on tie
18th July, and by which twenty lives were
destroyed, has raised very serious question
as 10 the comparative safety of that agent and
gun-powder. The explosion seems 10 have
been owing TO spontaneous ignition. for the
proprietor of the works stated in his depos
ton, that he had given orders that the stove
employed to dry it should never he heated
above 2l0 degrees Farenhcit Hesad farther,
that Professor Schonbein had told him i,would
stand $50 degrees, and that he himself had
,ricd $50 without explosion. ,+,: '.. r.
The effect Of the explosion, an account Of
which is suhjoned from an English paper,
seems to have been, as singular as it was
terrific: + -.
"The extraordinary effect Of the explosion
on the buildings in the neighborhood, and on
the corn fields in the vicinity cannot possibly
b. realized except by an eye witness. The
roofs Of all the buildings within about quar-
ter OF mile Of the explosion are completely
stripped Of their tiles, and the walls are much
| shaken. Even in the town of Faversham,
IuHy utStdut hoHi VIC oCCHe VI lue u'o
aster, windows were broken and the houses
otherwise damaged in some instances. On
the opposite side of the stream which forms
the northern boundary Of the Marsh Works is
field of wheat of some extent The explo-
sion has completely blasted this over space
Of about two acres, and the ears, dropping and
discolored, present a scene of desolalion in
perfect character with the adjoining ruins.
The willow trees which skirt the bank Of the
stream referred to, and indeed all the trees
within about so yards Of the buildings No. 3
and a, are torn up by the roots and scattered
about in all directions. Those more distant
are let's seriously injured, but the foliage of all
within very large circle is wholly destroyed.
One Of the most remarkable effects Of the ex>
plosion is the removal. as it appears almost
bodily, of the enormous mound OF earth skirt
ing the No. A stove. Another instance Of its
power was shown in the forcible election from
deep well of two massive pumps. the eaden
pipes of which, nearly 20 feet long, were
drawn up and down to a very considerable
distance.
"The explosion was heard al an enormous
distance from Faversham. At Deal and
Maidstone. and even at some places more than
| so miles from the scene of the accident, par
ties are described 10 have heard il distinctly
at may be interesting TO state that the
strenth Of gun, cotton is just six times that OF
gunpowder, in other words, len drachms
of the cotton are equal 10 two ounces Of
powder"
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. SHocKING.--A negro man was arrested yes,
,erday evening, for beating white boy almost
To death. The lte fellow, we learn, had both
his arms broken, his ribs thrust in, and his
skull fractured. The scoundre was duly com
mitled for examination. ''r.' v- q.
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doctor, can you eat that hot oyster soup
with impuni,y7"
"No, Joe; always eat it with a spoon.'
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-17

IN McCUBBIN, Barber, Temple of Fashion, No.
u. |, aided by that superior workman, Felix
Dean, 9Th st., between Pennsylvania avenue and D
street. june 25--
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MRS. NEWMAN, Milliner and Drsss-Mskrs
M 70. avenue, between l7,h and Ish street.
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PoLK's PASS TO SANTA ANNA.
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hook each other'sirocks.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-02-23
j. G.. WHITTIER.

There few poets in this country who have
risen TO such proud eminence in point Of lite
rary reputation. as the highly giftei Individual,
whose name heads this paragraph. II beau tifui
poetry consist in originality of conception, fine
ness Of imagination, genuine feeling, and the
ou:pouring Of fresh aud beautiful thoughts, in
oil the force Of natural language, then is he
pre-eminently conspicuous. His genius is no,
like the meteor which scin,ila,es for a mor:le nj
and then is los. ferever-but like that pure and
holy light which ''shinetll brighter and brighter,
even unto the perfect day" We will not pay
our readers SO ill a compliment as to believe
that they will disagree with us, when they shall
have read the following, which extract from
tho Essex Gazette''--[ New York Amulet,
,ooO
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THE DIsEETfIRAr.EED.

He had bowed down to Drunkenness
An AFFECT worshlppcr;
The pulse Of manilood's pride had grown
Too faint and cold TO stir;
And he had given his spirit up
To the unbIessed tn rail
And bowling TO the poison cup
Ne gloried in his fall.
There came change--the cloud rolled off
And light fell on his brain
And like the passing of a dream
That cometh not again,
The shadow of his spirit fled,
He saw the gulf before,
He shuddered at the waste behind
And was a man once more.
He shook the serpent folds away
That gathered round his hea
As shakes the swaying forest oak
Its poison vine apart;
He stood erect-returnIng prize
Grew terrible within;
And e. conscience sat in judgment on
Ills most familiar sin.
The light of Intellect again
Along his pathway shone;
And Reason like monarch sat
Upon his golden throne;
The honoured and the wise once more
Within his presen &c came
And fingered oft on lovely lips
His once forbidden name.
There may be glory in the might
That treadcth nations down
Wrcaths for the crimson Conqueror-
Pride for the kingiy crown;
But nobler is that triumph hour
The disenthralled shall find,
When evil passion boweth down
Unto the godlke mind.
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Mansion House, R.cHI0ND. Is

FE7HIS House formerly known as the ''Ieri-
perance Hail. and recently occupied oy
William Nixon has lately been refitted up in
superior style. with the design of making 1t one
of the most comfortable resting places for the
weary traveller, in the western country.
The subscriber. also takes great pleasure IN
informing his old friends. and the travelling COM
munitv generally, that his TABLE shall be, (as
heretofore while occupying the Richmond Hotel
supplied with the choicest viands the country
affords.
His STABLE is large and convenient, and Is
attended bv the very best of Ostlers, and suppl
ed with the best of Provender.
He feels confident that the pains that shall be
taken to make those who may solouTn with him,
comfortable. and lat Home" will warrant him
in asking share of public patronage BOARD
Frs taken by the Gay or week on the most ia
vorabe terms. ~ bfochiNH-
Richmond, Feb. 9. lS47. 52-'4o. if.
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II NEcg-rop-s s..a OF EeatF. IS
~ T.TE.--Ihe undersigned, Executors Of
the est4io Of Jacob SINKS, late of " uync cCuA-
", Ia. deceased, viii III pursuance Of the Iast
" III 4nI Testament Of sal! deceased, ana sub
scquentiv Of Decd Ct Trust from the adult
heirs, and Act Of The Legislature, approved
January ~ ISL. Offer at public auction on the
premises, IN the town Of Milton and contiguous,
on fourth day "Wednesday the 9th Day q
March next, number Of beautiful Lots, sitaa-
ted IN the old part, and Sinks late addition u
said town, suitable for the different purposes Of
the merchant mechanic. or private citizen. Al
So a number of 0ut-I.ots or Divisions. Of tic
tract between the Canal aud Road, north Of and
adjoining Sinks addition of most beautiful cast
for private residences ranging in size from 8Joa:
one-anl-a- fourth TO four acres; also, twenty a
cres of woodland, one inte south OF Milton, IN
north-west ar. Of section IL, township -, range
y; also, thirty forty acres, more or less, east
of river, adjoining lll tract; and last though
net least, the noted and popular
FIGURING AND SAW MILLS,
Turning, I4athng, Sc, together with the tract
of Laud on which it is situate, of about 40 to -
acres comprising the former residence OF the
said Jacob Sinks, with al; the necessary conve-
nienccs, srch as a good Barn, Stahlin- Of excel
lent qnaliy, Corn Cribs, NiI!er's House, &c.
It is supposed that any person wishing 10 tuy
viii look for themselves, ami II IS unnecessary
rbaps for us to say further than at this time,
four nm Of stone and all the machinery IN
Good repair ana most successful operation, aud
that the late frcSrt has fairly tested the pcrina-
ncncv Of the Mills. Situated near the head of
the White Water Valley Canal, and within
few ro.'s of it. OH one of the best Mil streams
in the State of Indiana, we believe, fully Justi-
fies inviting attention.
OUR TERMS are one-thrd of the purchase
money in hand: third in twelve months: and
the re manning third in two years from the cate
Of sale the purchaser will be required to give
notes with approved security, payable without
relief FROM, Valuation and Appraisement Laws.
Sale to commence al 10 o'clock hen due at
tendance will be given
ROBERT MURPHY
]. W. MACY, Ex'rs
c. II. MOORE,
February -, lol7 go
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

Clark Division, No. 3, s Of r. Of Richmond,
Wayne county, Indiana, meets Wednesday
evening of each week, at O'Clock
J. Ii. HUTTON, w. p.
WILLIAM G. Scorr, X. s.
Philanthropc Division, No AZ, <. Of +. OF
Richmond, Wayne county, Indiana, meets
Thursday evening of each week, 1T o'clock.
WV. A. BICKLE, w. r
CHARLES FIsKE, r. 8,
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READ AND JUDGE.
IMPORTANT FACTS.

1--we, the undersigned, wholesale druggists
in Louisville, Ky. satisfied from all the iulor
nation can obtain, that DR.. O. BESJA MIN
SMITH is the ORIGINAL INVENTOR OF
TIE SUGAR COATED PILLS.
awe are prepared 10 supply dealers at tlle
NEW YORK PRICE.
ROBINSON, PETER & CAREY, 1872 Main s..
J. ;. MORRIS S, co, 46l Main st.
RUPERT & LISDENBERGER, 5l1 Main St
GEO. LAPPiNtf & co. - Fourth ST.
BULL & ALDEN, Il Fourth St
(c-And sold throughout the United states am
Canada.
Beware of all frauJs and examine the boy.
Office t79 Greenwich St, Large Brick Block.
~ Always ask for the Improved Indian Ve-
gctabIe Pills.
Land see that c. BEN. smith Is rrit,r, ,yi,l
pen on the bottom Of the box.
AGENTS.
brownsville. Henry Rider;
Phit3.nath, John Wool ana VITA. tmph!4t;
Ahagton. 10, Mitdlchau:f
Richmond. Joseph HoEels, ana Iryin Rec;
Centrevi,le, Jason Ham x Co, aad ]. Stevens.
fredericksburg, Henry Goul,.
Feb. I6, 1871. e.2s
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The New York Herald states that the Gisa-
sreement which recently took place between the
American Minister at Rio de Janeiro and the
Brazilian Governmen Mt has been satisfactorily ad-
iusted, and in manner highly honorable 10 both
Governments.
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"cCKasvAYs, PHEroNs, BuCClE,, 8,

NHAAhiUL for the patronage already e,.
tented toward him. soiicits a continuauc.
OF tie same having served an appreniicesb,,
OF seven years with the first Carriage VI akeri in
iAti& telptlia, whose Carriages have taken the
Pre- II u1ns every occasion that they have been
exhibited n the uIiierent Institutes; he homes 10
be able 10 get up article al least equal 10 anx
now manufactured IN the Western country.
Ai-S1-i fer sale, superior article of q d Y
\ I Is IL, mace by the oldest Varnish-
Maker III FhilaG ephia--srgrran fsd not 10 cracl
ALso-Carrage Trimmings of every descrir,-
ton, sue5 IS laceS, Cloth. Silver Hub Bands
Door Handles. Ianns, Lock ami Hinges Rugs.
Sc; all OF which viii be furnished al the lowest
Cash pricc- Persons Al distance can he accom-
Inodated by dropping line 10 the subscriber
Main street, opposite Mr.. Gilhcrt's Hotel.
BlchmouI. Ia. FEB. =, SIT. l9in Al.
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INMP q 2 3 8 O g .

s. T. PLEDGE.-" /, without reserve, solemnly
pledge my honor Is q man, that ! will neither
make, buy, sell, use, beverage, any Spir
ituous or Malt Liquors, Wine CIDER"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-02-23

AsrRoxoMlcAL SocIErY.--Sir VIM Hamilton
member of the Irish Royal Academy, announces
in the Dublin Evening Post, an Astronomical as
covery of great Importance. tie processes 20
have discovered, aided BY mathe NAUTICAL caicula-
tons. the true centre of our solar system. that
is to say. the point round which the sun herself
turns, and the planets which are only her sats-
lites. Sir William states also, Ike an observer
in Liverpool, and like some astronomers IN New
York, that the new planet OF LIE Nerrieris snr-
rounded by a luminous ring like that OF Saturn
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SMITH AND CO.
School Book Publisher.

u The above valuable seTies Of School Books.
can be obtajnea Il the s'RichEond Book Store.'
an6 at the Post Office Book Store" They have
recently been re-adopted in the schools Of this
city, Indianapolis, and otler important places
Richmond, Eeb. 2, 1877. of
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zN:ar;, - 81 sex GO G =.

ever bsiare opened i, tl.. place. winch they wish
to EXCHANGE Immediate Is for t.'s.! or
Country . d"cc preparatory to .areh,4i"g 4
larger supply.
Powder, Young Il son anI Poaeloug Teas
Rio aud St Domingo COTE y. grleaiS, Loaf
ana Brown Sugars; Golden Syrup, sugar House
ana Plantation Mclasse Nos. /, ana ) II ael-
crel. III Dhls. h.f Dbs. esl klts: SAad. Like
Fl n Co4ti=h, Herring, Chocolate, Rice. Salera-
ttss S .arch, Zante currants, Rusins, tT-S ground
spices of all kinds, warranted pure, starr ana
Pressed talIow candles, soap, ln-iso, MdddeF,
Alum, Copperas, Sc &c.
Ais GA general assortment Of Queens
ware. Glassware. Stcne-ware. Ncoden-v are,
" inGor Glass. Nails, Gram scoops, StV.ess,
Spades, Forks Trace an Halter chsius. aIiiI and
Hitler Ropes. Bed Cords. Co7ch and Broom
Irvine. Market and School Baskets, shaker,
Yankee and Domestic manufactured BroonS,
an 1901 oiiIe rent articles, which We shall take
pleasure in showing to any one who may favor Us
with a call.
l3rPiease call and examine our stock, as It
costs nothing for looking
Richmond, September 9Th, lo-i6 u t.
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Con>u n2tio1,, Cen ann piion.!
scare Q he Lungs Cured by NE Timely Use Q
Dr.. D.ncnu,s Ern.cAlcn.t

Dr. Dsmcan's Er8ecigrant
1.-THE undersigned certifies. to thas. 7Icted
with diseases Of the Lungs that ne has been a.
hicted with the prernonit0ry symptoms of con-
sumption for the last three years, which ~ length
began to assume dangerous character: cough n
cyeaSInr, with cren: exhaustion. loss Of strength;
severe pain in my throat. with swelling: pam in
the breast and SIDE; niatt sweats; and All the
symptoms Of speedy termination If lie. b ing
uudrrt tn trcatnent Of physician f5s so3a time.
and finding relief from his treatment ana
medicine, my fither was determined TO try the
virtues Of DIR. Duncan's ExpectoraHt Remedy,
hlving heard much stIi OF is go5i qualities.
lie obtained it al the Office, y $50 Sycamore St
| commence taking the medicine without any
hope Of recovery, bat 10 NY surprise soon beg
10 gain strength; my cough easier, and rx-
pectorat!on OF secureted matter tool, Place.
continued using toe medicine until had token
FIVE bottles. tins day called personally ut ,oar
Office, Offering thanks and gratitude to you IS
public bcnctactoT for compromising such I valu4-
bic medicine as the cxpectorant has proved be
in my | now feel entirely well, and trust
that all who read this, ana who have affection
OF the Lungs, Will make OF this valuable met
cine before il is too late. ! believe DR. Duncaa,3
INpoctorant Remedy to be certain preventive
and cure Of that fatal disease consumption.
FREDERICK AuTENfEIMER, IIlrG ST,
between Pike ami Butler, Cha.
Any person wishing any furthc krowled ge Of
the above case and cure, is requested TO call upon
tho father Of the gentleman, or at his own resi-
dence.
The above valuable medicine is for sale al the
Richraon5 Book Store
Feb. 18th, IS17. Stf
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$4,000 in 7e eschangs for Notes s' sad
~ Book Accounts, at the Exchange Office of
w w YNDE & CO
z .ch,,or6 -acter 1her 81. l = II
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TOOLS AND AXES, Of
Z Timothy Benjann's manufacture, Of Prebe
CO, Ohio,-warranted to be good; Just received
and for sale by H.fSE. & FaKarHAR-
Richmond, June 30, 1876
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UBlank Bank Caeeks and Notes for sale at
he Rook store RI n. p Holloway
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q EARNESTLY CALL On all those who know
& themselves indebted to me, TO Gail ana
make immediate payment; 50 that may pc eha-
bleG 10 pay. / hope the above CALL wall be atten-
ded 70 without further notice.
JESSE MEEK.
Richmond. Jan. Goth, lsl7. 5;3m
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: FATS AND CAPS. At THE CINoIS-

{ z ATS AND CAPS. At THE CINC1Ns
sATI rRICEs:.--I have hand
large assortment OF Plan end Fashionable otter.
Aeutre, Cossaner, Brush, SHIRT Nap, Koran,
Sreoeth Castor. Round and Square Cronn, Wool
cassi"'ere and Common Wool - & " s .
Of our nanufacture->
AIso,-Just received, an assortment Of Men
and Boys CLoh, IeLct and Fur g kSu
IT the old stand, North side of Main ~,
ON DOOR WEST J. w. crLRERr,s HOTEL.
JOHN SUFFINS.
p.cbuond Feb. 9. Is41 37:'46tf
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49, Hon. Col. Gushing. with l. eltcn-
anI Col WIigH. is making addresses IN
favor of The war, in the towns around Bos-
ton; urging the necessity OF raising men
ard money for the volunteer regiment.
which is mol We: quito full. It IS under or
doris. however, (on dit 20 embark to-day
A, Newburyport, Cushing's residence,
some Of The ladies proposed 10 make him a
handsome present, on his dePar'u e. ana
collected sam of money for that purpose.
He. in q we'll written letter. begged
them 10 give him. out of their bounty. only
r,!ain gold ring. and to bes'ow the rest
of i, for the supply of articles Of clothing,
&c. 10 "thc brave men under his COM
mnnd."