A srNGUI. AR EXAMPLE OF INTEGRITY
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A SINGULAR EXAMPLE OF INTEGRITY.
From President Dwights "rravcls in New


England and New York" Vol. ILL p. 213,


2l4. Note.


Among the prisoners taken by the Ameri-
cans at the battle Of Hoosac was an nhaoi-
tant of Hancock, in the county OF Berksnire'
plain farmer, named Richard Jackson; 1 ms
man had conscientiously taken the British
side in the revolutionary contest and feit
himself bound to seize the earliest opportu-
nifty of employing himself IN the service OF
his sovereign. Hearing that Colonel Baum
was advancing with body OF troops towards
Bennington he rose early, saddied his horse
and rode to Hoosac, intending to oattach him
self to this corps. Here he was taken in