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THE OLD REFORMED CHURCH.
10th, the camps breaking, and the march over the mountain beginning, General Jackson, with Major H. Kyd Douglass of his staff, rode to the Presbyterian manse on Second Street, to pay his respects to his friends, the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Ross. As they had not yet arisen, the General pencilled a line of greeting and farewell, with military precision noting the hour, "5-1/4 a.m.," and remounting his horse under the great silver-poplar rode down Mill Alley, a
