Sheridan encloses a ring as a gift to McMaster. He claims that the tools used were such that it necessarily made the production a rough one. Nevertheless he hopes it is appreciated not for its intrinsic value but for its associations. Sheridan says it is from one who loves his friends and his country. He wishes to be informed if McMaster receives it and also if he would care to have him make a ring for McMaster's daughter or lady friend. :: I-1-m A.L.S. 1p. 16to.