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His income was but little more than one h,a,
dred dollars per 0,a,,tnE derived from Tie pro
ceeds ol an investment Of certain prizc-money
and earned in the beginning of the Rcvolutionary
war; Upon this he snbsisted as none but
ffenchinan could, aah a, Independence Is per
feet, as hongha had been Mouso,ads. He re-
fused all presents, even the most trlning, because
nc had not the means Of reciprocating such "a
vors, and il was with tic most extreme difficulty
that he could be prevailed upon to partakc Of 4
meal which was not paid for out Of his own mo-
ney.


A man SO steadily consistent, so stcrnly self
possessed and Independents, 9 scorning veal,
complaint, and stealing his heart against assail-
ing circumstances, certainly deserves the honl-
age and respectof his fellow men! II may i'm
part lesson Of instruction to many lofty spirit,
and teach the saccoasfifuted philosopher, The
virtue and dignity Of patience and suffering. n


Such was the virtuous Landais; but in what
particular spot he lived. or how he died, is, 10
me, unknown. All that marks his last home. il
= plain white marble slab, in the churcll-yard ol
st. Fa,rck's cathedral, the inscription on which.
may be thus translated: :" 10 The memory OF Pi-
erre dc landais, formerly Rear Admiral in The
service of the United States, who M8appea,ed in
June, 1918, aged 81 years.