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Capt. JAS WILLouGHBr AsDERsos, OF the I'd regiment
Of u s. Infantry, who is numbered among the brave
who fell in the terrible conflict in Mexico native of
Norfolk Va and the oldest Of the late COL WILLIAM
ANDERSON, Of the U. s. Marine Corps who married into
one Of most ancient and respectable families Having
completed his scholastic studies home he entered


Cadet at the Military Academy at West Point, whence he
graduated with great credit and entered the army believe
1889. He first stationed at Houon, the frontier
Maine and border Of the then disputed territory where
he remained about four years then ordered Fort
Mackinaw, and subsequently Tampa Bay, &c., and joined
the army in Mexico twelve months ago. He was officer
Of high promise, and possessed all the distinguishing traits Of
gentleman Of eminent private worth.-NorfoH Herald