Bushrod and the Dungeon

In March, , he was released, and in July, he joined his regiment, which in changed its number to the 71st.

He received the majority of the 71st, June 5th, ; and in October obtained leave of absence and visited Britain. He obtained the lieut. He commanded a brigade of Sepoys, and was present at the siege of Seringapatam in and In , he commanded a brigade of Europeans and was present at the siege of Pondicherry.

In he was appointed Colonel. In October, , he embarked at Madras with his regiment for Europe.

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Upon his arrival at the Cape of Good Hope he was appointed Brigadier General, and placed on that staff in command of a brigade. He was promoted to the rank of Major General, June 18, , and removed to the staff in India. The 1st of February he joined the army forming for the attack of Seringapatam, and commanded a brigade of Europeans. On the 4th of May he commanded the storming party with success.

He landed at Cosier in June, with the army, and ioined Lieut.

General Sir John Hutchinson's army, a few days before. In May, , he was appointed Colonel of the 54th regiment; in , he returned across the Desert to India, in command of the Egyptian Indian army. He was removed to the Madras staff in , and commanded a large division of the army. He marched into the Mysore country, where the commander in chief, Lieut.

General Stuart, joined, and afterwards arrived on the banks of the river Jambudira, in command of the line. Major General Wellesley being appointed to the command of the greater part of the army, this officer proceeded into the Mahratta country, o finding that his services could be of no further use, he obtained permission to return to Britain, wo he arrived on the 3d of Novemer.

In the same year he was placed on the staff in England; he was appointed Lieut. In , he was recalled. On the 19th of July he was removed from the colonelcy of the 54th, to that of the 24th, and placed on the foreign staff under General Lord Cathcart. He commanded a division at the siege of Copenhagen, where he was twice slightly wounded, and returned with the army in November. In September, , he sailed in command of about 10, men for Corunna, where he arrived in the beginning of November and formed a junction with the army under Sir John Moore.

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He commanded the first division of that army; and in the battle of Corunna, on the 16th of January, , he lost his left arm. In testimony of the royal approbation, General Baird was created a Baronet by patent dated April 13th, After completing his studies, he returned to Virginia and practised his profession in , his native county with reputation and success.

In , he was chosen a member of the house of delegates of Virginia; and the following year, as one of that body, he assisted in the adoption and ratification of the Constitution of the United States by the State of Virginia. From Westmoreland he removed to Alexandria, a wider sphere for the exercise of his talents as an advocate and a jurist; and he went afterwards from thence to Richmond, and there assumed and maintained an equal station with the gentlemen of that bar; whom to equal, has always been and continues to be conclusive evidence of the highest professional attainments and character.

During his arduous, industrious and extensive practice at the bar in Richmond and throughout the State, Judge Washington undertook to report the decisions of the Supreme Court of Virginia; a work in two volumes, of high authority in the Courts of that State, and in those of the Union. He was married, in , to Miss Blackburn ; but had no children.

He was a devoted husband to an affectionate wife ; and such was the strength of her conjugal attachment to her deceased husband, that she survived him but three days. His high and just reputation as a lawyer, the purity and integrity of his character, and the confidence and respect of the whole community with whom he lived, induced President Adams, in , to appoint him an associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, to fill the vacancy, which had occurred by the decease of Mr Justice Wilson.

He continued to hold that honorable situation, and presided in the Circuit Court of New Jersey and in that of Pennsylvania from April,, having been during that year assigned to the Circuit Courts composing the third Circuit, until his death in Nov. He arrived at Philadelphia early in October, on his way to Trenton, to open the Circuit Court, and complained the morning following of being unwell.

He nevertheless went to New Jersey, and discharged the public duties with his accustomed energy and ability. As soon as the business was disposed of, he hurried back to Philadelphia, to avail himself of the medical advice of his favorite physician, Dr Chapman. The disorder increased rapidly—and he seemed early impressed with the belief that he should not overcome it. The hope that he would he able to go through the duties of the session of the Circuit Court of the United States for Pennsylvania was not, however, entirely abandoned, until a week of the term had elapsed.

His family fortunately reached him in time to console his concluding hours, and give to the final departure from this world one of the important comforts of which it is susceptible. Judge Washington was the favorite nephew of President Washington, and the devisee of Mount Vernon ; the much loved residence of that venerated patriot. To Judge Washington he also gave his library, and he also bequeathed to him his i.

These high and affectionate testimonials of confidence and esteem were ever held in proud possession by him on whom they were bestowed, and by whom they were deserved. Would you like to tell us about a lower price? Jeremy Bushrod saw himself as an angel of mercy.

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