FOI IHe
A HANDSOME COMPLIMENT.
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As Lieutenant Parham, OF one Of the Washington
volunteer companies was about to leave the city to
Join his corps, he was presented with beautiful
sword and belt by J. P Pepper, esq, accompanied
with the following address:


--I.IeureuanI rARHAM: numuer your friends
having learned that you have nobly volunteered
your services to our beloved country, and are
about to Join the army under our American Taylor
(as the Mexcans call him. we have no doubt that
you will soon learn to make the whip-stch.


"Now sir, as testimony of the esteem in which
you are held as a gentleman, and confidence placed
in you as an officer, permit me, in behalf of mum
Der of your friends, to present you with this SWORD
and belt. Take it, sir; and if you meet your coun
try's foe in deadly conflict, look him in the eye
strike, strike frm--strke home. May the God o
armies and the God of Washington be your God
and shield and protect you wherever you CO."