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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-29

To G.e Hon. Genera! .dssen5ly Of The Sale oF
Rhode Island " ProviGenee PlanfsAsss,
nos9 holden Gf Providence, IN said S.Gse.
ID EsPEcT-rLLY reptessnis The Su5scri5-
II ere, inhsbhsnts Of Newport, B.isiol
end Providence, that they have formed an As
soclsiion, under the nsme and style OF . Tie
Ae~horl and Brisl0l Horse Boas Comhany,"
the obiec, of which Association is to run a
Horse Boat across Bristol Fefiy.-Tbat the
addi,iouai facility and ssie.y which tits mode
Of conveyance would give TO travellers over
Bristol Ferry, is, ss your Petitioners believe,
too obvious 70 he Hon. General Assembly 70
require any ,emsl ks from the m, 10 satisfy tho
minds OF any ole Of your boDors, that Bristol
Ferry considering the mode in which IL is
bow osvigeted, has Tor years been great OBJ.
sIscle ia The way Of the traveller going 10 or
from Rhode. Island that Boat drawn by
Horses, otter the maDner Of nany Of The Fer
Ties in the different State. Of the Union,
would al all times Afford 10 tie traveller a.
cross said fe'ry safe ss we'll ss CD expedi-
tious conveyance, aud would have O great ttI-
dency 10 unite the different interests Of Tho
Staie, as well as facilitate and extend the in
teTcourse between the different sections of
the same.
Wbesoforc your Petitioners humbly prey
yOuI uohoIS W b'dut thStn SUdfter VI ~
corporation, according 10 the iorm herewith
presented, and they as in duty bound, viii ey-
er pray
5. I. Northsm, Edward B,inlty, Wiism
ElicIy, David King, Christopher Elle,y,
Christopher Fowler, &. q. Champiin, He0ry
Moore, ViIiism Stevens, Stephen Bowen,
William Turner, Nm. James Ti!lcy, Nico-
las Gehroy, William Lowe. WIN. oimons,
Arch Munro, John w. Cshoone, Thos.
Townsend, j.. William Miller, Stephen A.
Robinson, Robert Rogers, Benz. . Mumford,
George Engs, Robinsoo Potter, Jonathan
Bowen, John SIocum, James Stevens, Henry
Coggeshall, Wm. Coggeshall, Solomon q.
Weaver, Charles Cotton, Benz amin Hadwen,
| Dutee J. Pea,ce, John CaEoons, Charles D.
Wolf, Eben. Kelley, Benjamin. Cole, Josish
Kmncutt, Sylvester Allen, Barnsbas Bales.
! ). B. Wood, Thomas =. Ives, William
Chuteh, Nathaniel Bishop, Mathew Watson,
| Joseph Sweet.
a true copy :--Witncss,
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-29
CANTON GOODS.
IL. SESSIONS,

II. OLOOIO FO,
Has Jaa received an i.uo;ee Of Cantor Goods,
which he ofera Ior safe, among wiieh are
COLORED and black Nsnkin and Canton Grapes !;
~ black, white and colored Sattns black and
colored Lutstrings aud Sarsrets black and colored
Grape shawls: silk and Grape Seasfs; black aud cross
barred lIhdkts Bachelors. dl,to os very superior
quality blue aud yellow NankinS biacs Shoe Rib
bon sewing Silks; India Flannel and omi'y.
Also, just received, large assortment of S4, q
and 5.4 brown and blesched American Shir,ings and
Sheetings, Bedticks, &c. &c. AL Of which will he
sold on the hest terms March 20.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-29

STATE Of Rhode. Island and Providence Pan.
rafi0Hs,
In Genera! Assembly, May Session. 1929.
UPON he Petition of Stephen L. N uf@.
than and others, praying 10 be incorporated
for the purpose OF establishing Horse Boat
at B'istoI Fer'y--Voled, Tha. said Petition
DO continued TO The next session OF the Geu-
eral Assembly; thar The Committee hereto
fore appointed thereon, make their Report 10
that Session, and that in the mean time pub.
lio notice 20 al, Concerned be given in tbe
Newspapers IN Newport, Of the pendcney> OF
said PGtiuon; end that copy of the pstiiion
and vo'e the,eon, be served on the adverse
pauy at leas, ;eo days before the next sea-
sion. 3 ,'ue copy, Witness,
HENRY pOWEN, Secretaru
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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
N~~-1 ~-1szSy>~s4-~/
cyIe ,aTo1r;u,r dUerIiote iS ypI1kc1 of ILE

%~~-9-zGy>~kA-~/
Tie Following Anecaote IS related 81 Hte
siege or Gibralter by an old settler.
The dreadful red hot balls firing from
The Castle had just commenced !; Elliot
Vas employed in viewing through tel
escope the Effects which his "pil;s," as
ne termed them, had upon the stomach OF
lhe enemy, whilst solder stood near
him to the attitude Of atlas, with his
face turned upwards, ein'pying, through
the bung hole, into his stomach, the re-
r,ains Ola keg or cask OF rum, anos, the
sole subsistence OF the garrison at lhe
nine. In the same instant, the Generals
tvIescope, and the soldiers cask, were
carried ofby a ball or splinter, but with
out injury to either individual. They
atood Tor moment cycling each other.
BLAST my eyes, amt please your hon
or - exclaimed the enraged soldier at
Last, ''but these fellows have more impu-
dence than good manners, BY hats" and
away he swung in JUL drive to his gun,
"to be revepged," as he expressed 1t,
"upon the lnannerless raecais, who could
Interrupt gentlemen in their studies!"
r#r -----u: Cd :~----
II depression. The celebrated Hen.
derson, the actor, was seldom known to
be III passion. When at Oxford ne
was one day debating with fellow stu
dent, who not keeping his temper, thew
glass Of wine in his face. Mr. Hen
sicrson took out his handkerchief, wiped
's face, and coolly said, 6 THAT sir was
"a digression now for the argument.
Doddington was very lethargic. Fall
ing asleep one day after dinner with Sir
Richard Temple and Lord Gotham, the
General, the latter reproachcd Dodding-
ton with his drows,ness. Doddtngton
denied having been asleep; and TO prove
he had not, offered to repeat all Lord
Gotham had been saying. Gotham
challenged him to do SO. Doddington
repeated story and Lord Cobham own.
I'd he had been telling 1t. Wei" !"
s,id Dodtington " and yet did not bear
word OF it; but went to sleep because
( knew that about this time OF day you
would tell that story"
Lord orjords Memoirs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-29
NEW PAPER.HANGIN6S.

Just opeDed, further supply Of new sIil elegant
French and American Paper Hsngipgs, NJ FIices
much less than ever before known.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-29

40 chests and boxes Young Hyson,
X. Skin and Souchong Tea;
so kegs Malaga Raism;
20 boxes ditto MuscAtel and Bloom
3 casks smyrna;
Is boxes Lemons;
2)qusr,er casks slags and Coimenar Wines;
S do. Lisbon and Sicey;
S do. Port Wine;
pipes Cognac Brandy;
do Holland Gin
so tierces prime New Rice
$50 bbls Flour,
80 kegs Rchmond manufactured Tobacco,
Just received and for sale by
ARChlBALD MUNRO.
April ~.
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AUCTIONS
ROBERT p. LEE.

No. Id, L Ihames-suect.
Has jn" reeeissa and otsrs Jor sale, az very re-
dneed Prices, for eaSh, ekcies asssrnens
offrest trltoried
SPRING GOODS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-29
CARPLilNGS.

Kiddermins,er, Ingram and Venetian Carpetinss,
of superior qualities, fashionable patterns. and
cheap as is to be bought in New York OF Boston.
-
Furniture Dimty L Linen and cotton Damask
DO Cs,icoes yUamask Table Cloths
Bedtickings Napkins
Linen X cotton shcctings Crash
Green Table Cloths y Fine birds eve Diaper
Ga and "a green Bsize ( Russia Diaper
Carpet Binding CCushion Moretp.
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BOOKS AND. STATIONARY,

And fancy and staple Articles, Of nearly every de.
scIi iption, usually 10 be found in book slore
also,
Tea Trays, Wine Walters, bread and kAiie Bssk-
cts, aud oIher Japanoed Ware.
House Brushes of tie best Whiie.wash
and Hearth do
Looking Glasses. Britann,a Ware, hrSyss and
Forks, Brass Andirons, shovel and 1ongs. Bellows,
Candlestcks, Lamps, and other Gr,icies' OF house,
hold UAkDWARE.
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To G.e Hon. Genera! .dssem5ly ct The Sfsls q
RhOde-fsiand u ProvtGenes PlanfsAsns,
noso holden at Providence, IN said S.Gse
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-04
Aaaies' literary Cabinet
Nathaniel Smith, & Go.
No. 80, Balidm street .ycr. l-oyl

.No. 81, " imam artft .Actf- ORR,
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II tins work has been published ior MOI c
than thee years, anl although little cNerticn
has been made by the propreto :, vet II has ~.
reHed pdtronageia su passing tacir eXpeca
hon'. With no advertisements, the wAIk has
solely or II, o'lec', the dissem natl oi Classic
anl Poll e i,t.a,urc cent,iulng, perhaps, a
create, va,'eiy / original Literary and .hiseei-
famous matter than any other publication vi
the kind III the unlted States.
The pnbh he's al the IAmrs' LITERARY
CAnINEr can furnish complete sets oil this work
ION the commeneei'e nt, emp islng SIX W
lumcs OF quaIto 81 contal,heing twenty SIX
hunters each, with plous index and title page
ior zach volume.
Among he mass of erty matter contain d
IN tins wu,k, are many lG.uH fa'es aud No
We together WITH the .ahIe inscrli u OF some
scarce VOLTS mot to he ob,mIed IN any book
tore III the Uaitel Sates
Persons wish ia eemp'e.e set u the CAM.
MI, up tue { d at tolume i've, can be sup
pied At the sholtc-t notice, e,the, ~ sheets o,
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a NEW MAG W t1ieKll'A.
1tpNluui.n n,,,na,r,nt ,,t,,,, survey. and
I ab,erv, IONS ,ra a,o tf,,o ,u,hr.i,c IL,
.,,n,,ts m,.e, ac,l,..te, a,,no,,.,.aen,,
IN that county.
lo,rc,,n,,,,. ,.th.p,an Inn IA, ~. ,ul,,,.
convenience ,s,le1 sena,at,,,. v,I appe. N
the a,me tim4.
obShh' AlleNa ofoN HE fIOliDAs.
From Original notes, taken dung scvc, II
Joa'nles III the teliroly, particularly thro" ii
parts hthttto eneS iIoitd, an ! DOM tim
dawn IRON The most authentic sources. T.,
CHARLES N!GNOi.Eo, civil aad t1po,aaph
a. en-inee', ktslN oi Soufh Ca q ma ana al
pes a esI ant suts' yor IN East II ida.
the ina Will &c a, ut III iaci rs square, dc
eedt'd On scale OF : m'lro to one ueh The
Whole ol the pn' elrG, aau almost al tn tiibu
airy waite coulae', IA. lie c.iei Lake vii b,
lad 10 n , the e%stng cAllMge road, and ali
tae II am lh'''ao pains tie names Il pieces o.
L:.t"lnn at, &c. vi te note. the cal APP.
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The ,lar0ra Establishment.

e We editor OF 10 paper bcIa2 AIT - VA
d. tai,t a 4ietan "rUry, aud a. hs ab.
sente atust nrces,a.iiv he thise moths, atu
IN y cxt, nd u : months, lie otefs tue eslao
lishmcnt For S>it.
It viii he d'epo,ed .fupgn such term, a. t IS
believe. would pc al 20 obstac q TO a conpe
tie tpc,so'., di poei conduct such a papt'.
htl1ust ~ Necessary 10 orah c appitaa'a -
dccilcnpan the sublecl, ifapFliea lcr Jorllcih.
vii be gwen "I'h.eaa.hn'se.
Pl,ladephia, septemberl0
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Prime Tobacco l.anA

u VIZ. subscriber wishes to sell G25 acres q
land, situated in Iiedfqid county, lew
'n'les fi,1h " angh'a rens, on JAMES rivri, and
about twenty-five ifom iynchLu'e. THE is
On th'sttacta large portion ol excellent Tobacco
land to clear, and fresh land IN cuhivo,ion sutli-
cent t. employ five OF six hands Tie tract
may be had entire or divided For terms, ap
ply to the subscriber, living six miles south OF
IA premls =. JOHN WHARTON.
Aug IS. 3wiw
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~ NtiSo.

IN the 18th day OF August, 1870, Tor
-. - ihereabod-,l / esaea'edto David Neane
" inc county OF hontoe, ana state .. .rginla.
ulfee bonds Tor the s.rn OF six hundred dollars
S s' one payable the trst day of January,
'Szi' one payable the inst day Of july. 1871.
ana one payable first day Of .iay. ls22-this
. 70 caution the public AGAINST taking an as
n..amant,o OF, or in any manner trading for the
saa bonds, as do MOI cons Ter myself bound
" ply The same, either IN law or equity, and
pp determined no. to do so.
BENJA+liN OLIVER WELToN.
Buckingham, Aug. IS w3ws
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kHiE subscriber has on hand. for sale. :
n''mher OF iIst rate WHEAT FANS
Sripy az ms residence. on Cooke .trect. naa
Apsps. "a Nv
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My. YhoyNas Coleman,

ClR-You havinS pcen advised hvyour ssc
- and me ciI,l 4 otncy, 70 procure d" -
junction Against tIst CLAIM otnHne asnnstyo 3,
which i.iunctiJ.i /, nov depe 'a'ug The Sa-
perior Court oi Cha Gerry for tae hYtcG5"ts
distinct in vonr n7ue, against mysrt, lticaald
Burhs, and Lean AoA eli, Jegnnant', } Us
is the,eiqte 30 5o.,ly YOU ina / sal gtace 10
take the Affidavit u ouHaty wl'eee & Q" he
several DAYS taal rou have named III yan' no ice,
and at The ann pi-ces, and al iochard A'Hks's
Tavern, the county u Ne.-ou, o, u, hist
day OF eepte :! Cotut next, snail take he
affidavit If Itieha }nran, all i WI n ,estia
nv, intend 20 ~ cad a. wi .,nce in The rial i
the aiUfesald injunction - pro- tina. ne al "a.
toas in YOU biz atriaIe ard vnioInled, when
ana whe yO1 may h,Und etbe. Ia pc. sOn
or repltsente.. by the pat"tl s.eiv + The aae,
your ariosi and much cpsstca nn-gt.---
Yrn have ft0u hi PROBE i :. re RE some II j.
tcesb by w I pnslic "dFeltlse..e't in tie
VI .ioiaa, woish va mint taihaagh I ldt
thss,l IN ten gteat tas,.) IL =; ensea
witt aud nave savcd vour MONEY AS va ii
the i,t Amhftst Coutt readY - re.eipe fr,5
io.isr, snd Wa seen bv tGI civ ri w.t.
yvar noble attorney. your. mo devote, y.
MATHEW BuAhs,
September 6. wsw5@
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lac EtAoo<riDeg 5

MILL RENT ior The term OF one year
w With he P'"lic1l of "sng mall =, aia
'ni. "a !, all the -, ds neloug to the e,tate o
"e a. } saua Tins ey, OF Amherst u,te,
GO -is'irg ofthe lst,at,un o. ,yntch hc resi-,
g. e 'en ne = "aieh f. me Y oe ongad 70
,''h'S'ea" hocker, ans t#e p'aa'st ton GA the
Long Moon,aia. fhese lna5 a extensive,
." u oaoie, with cont tl' le improvement
ga IN od order Tor cfcP ing ie Loop
sivuH'a'n tact all be SCI upt5 ne highest -
az GA the p'el"i,,s, on the IA n say of SEP
aeD9 next; am he otne iva plantations ~.
:. IKE maH'eI be SCI mp, at T. late ma sion
N'u't oil the aecetert, on 1 e2l-t II tie me
"''i'n' GEORGE IL. TlNSLEY,
ALENE IISsLiA,
.9dhfrs q Joshua Ins'eg. iced
Aug % 3 way
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AanAs and Minis for sale.
fsN'f subscriber, desirous Of MOVING 10 the
Il west, ofers To-. sale,
MIS- Iract oi llana,
Containing , 800 .1ercs,

Nt'''''''f't3 -1VV sbftS,
Lvihg ON b1,h sides Ut Smtn's liver. within n
hall mir oil IT. Junction with ban, Rockingham
County, No,ta Carolina. \ pat al sad land
: riVer 10" grounds, and 4 large portion oil the
upland Is equal 10 any IN tins section Of country.
welladapted to the culture oil q ain and oLacco.
1t could be 50 divided as 10 make tour or five
good settlements, DIS there aie i've separate
MsYA Dwelling Houses. with the ne
..s,Ej eessatA uat -aouses; a sfist mil
issiAIE with two pair of stones, and "A
seA~&I-i-sA saw mill all OF which have been
erected WITHIN The lasts yeats ne site oil salu
mills inferior to none, it's supplied w.th "atcrby
canal from the liver, with diall Of between
twenty ard thirty feet. Any persoa OF persons
wishing 10 tol!oa ethe, milling OF farming.
could be VII aituated---,t II but 10 yi,w the ne
ms.s TO he pleased WITT the ame. Persons
wi-hug to pm chase, Would do we'll to make
app ] atlon sool--,ic ans VIII be liberal, anu
accommodating ~ applying 20 the subscriber
on the PREMISE, within bali nlle OF caks
vllle. john BARNETT.
Ae5. %. 3N.,ws
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Drawing academy.

rENlIE Drawing School attached TO {" The
D .nehbnrg fcmuie Academy,n will re-
open on Tuesday, The 18th instant An ele-
gaii collection or models will be added 10
those already ia tlie Academy, which will en-
able the pupil 10 progress through u regular
course, with advantages rarely To be met with
IN other Drawing schools Such young Ln-
dies Is are qualifying themselves rs Teachers.
Gun be enabled 10 Instruct OILERS in tue Orna-
mental and Fancy part OF Drawing aud Paint
inS, by attendinga very SNORT course OF lessons.
ORDER OF PRACTICE.
lst. o amenlal and Fancy Drawing, and
Painting ON Paper, Silk, soin and Velvet.
Aote.-Fhese are principally Fruit and Flow
er Pieces, Birds, &c.
2nd Landscapes and sea Pieces, (includng
Marine Drawing.
Aoif.-1hoso are of every description, aud
the selection well calculated to give the pupil
II taste for Landscape Drawing
Bird. AcJdclnical Pieces.
AOie.--sIislorical and other DrnWings from
the pencil Of the most colcl4rated artists in
Europe, wherein the human Fl gnre is exhibited.
Itrms.--S II per session of s months.
HENRY MORRIS.
Sept. Is q 2w
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-rseRs. ARMsTEAD M'CRAW

.rsSRS. ARMSTEAD 4 Nj CRAN.
M @s,,ees A. Martin, admir- with the viii
Az i If John H. Oversncet, dec., Robert
snnuA' YIN. OvertOn, ann + de bOhis noa
II. my 1e Nnrrv, Rcbrcea heiso, adm's o
Oh JIM - de,'d. Nn. n Charles mchrnn! +,
Jonn -, Hancock, John McLean, Glover
Jf' h%' ,,t, ,,o,iee. that we shall, ON the 26,h
harr1 34,I cays of seplenber 1872, at the store
"TRE r. lenoble ), in Prince Edward con''-
y. " betveen the rising and setting OF me sun
y eaeh dav, take the deposition Oh David An
I'm and others, and on the 2Sth Gay OF
Sontember, 1922, between the snh'e ho7rs, We
All take the deposition OF MIR. Mary Alien
a,J others at the said Aliens ilouse, III frinee
a,h county, aud on the 9Th day oil oelo,
~. ts57 between the same bours, We shall
.ate the depositon OF Mrs. Eilzabeth Mosiey,
" ,b, bouse of Alr Travis Brooks, IN ohdPlette
eona., the said dispositions to be read as
e,,danee. in the suit you hove now depending
=, ,n.t ns. in the superior foaft oil thaheefy
=, tho Lynchbmg District and il the above
5',as;tions are not completed On The above
uamod DAYS. we shall contnne from day 10
d, , ot each place, until the same are compile
red. Sundays eAcepled)
THOMAS HUMPHREY ), .9dmr
OfJgha Hotconbt, sear. dec'9,
MAgInA HoLCOABE,
TIILABGTH HoLCON3E. Ef'r
OtJoaa Hoicombe. jnnr. doc'd,
MARY Y. NfLiE,
GEORGE \ YIN. WALKER, FRS
of 6e0rrc Huikrr occ'd ai.d sad u M.
Waltor in his olca right and sarah his toge
Aug. % VI"
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B..l CHER.

asked him some anestlons, ebo,t
Blneh"r, Hlnehcr (said he Is brave SOL
der mn ban 8abreu,A lie il like q bull wbo
SHUTS ms eYes, and seeing M dagger rllsn.s
on. tie committed thousand fnnlts, and
llad II hnl been for circumstances, | could
repeatedly have made him and the greatest
pa'i 81 his army prisoners. lie Is stubborn
and interchangeable, afraid OF nolhlng, and
very much attached Ia his country bnt az
general, he ~ without talent IrecoIlecr.
that when ! was il Prussia, W. dned at nv
table after he bad surrendered, and he was
then considered 10 be an ordinary charac..
ter
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NO 20
~ %

I compound Of flsehepd, sas.i.,op and
neanness. ] Ras mnth grlegrd when 1
heard of biz death. sioins u n IS family ar
ersionaIly prote to rhe. ~ request rivers
ehb.n
iiotlen spuke Of having given himself ~
10 HE English, aud observed, "my having
gwen myself Up tn You, Is mol so simple a
matter rs yod nay imagine. Before wtfit
10 Elha, Lord Casilereagh offered me M
asylum II England, and said thal shoah
81 very well treated there, aud mech beif.r
OF than al Elha.' | said thai Lord f.asile-
r'aeh wa reported 10 have asserted. n,at
hr Napfleon) had applied for nm asyluin
~ bn. Ind, bal II WIS not though, protrr
to granlit. "The real Get ts.,id Narnlcen)
l., lllat he lifst proposed it. Before wtnL
IN Eie0' Lord Easltreadl said 10 Caulaia-
e"af', liA dues sapo;,soa think of going
|" Llha Lei Inn come 10 England. lie
VII oe received IA i.phlion With the great
esi pleasure and viii eNprfit ucr The be t
Pnthhlr treatment lie must mol, however.
PERMISSION come, because TIT would
lak' up loo much tiale bat 1T him give
himself up |" ~ wtIlnni making any eoDdi-
u M. ain h viii b. received With the great
rsi JOY, md be much beittrulitan at i.lbn.,
lhlr added hel had much influence with
me altcrwardsn
MASSENA.
:" Massraa said hrJ vas a man Of snpe-
rior lalent. liz gcacraiIy, however, made
pad dispositions Frfa lols 10 battle: ard
IL was not ulll the dead began 10 fab about
hihi, ulaf he began Ia act With int ludr-
lntnt winch hs o4gllt IL have lis 1lhyed be-
lore. In The midst uf the dying and the
dead, oi biliss" sweeping away those who en-
'iffieh Inn, that hassena was himself.
give ms ordrrs, and made his dispositions
WIN The greatest snug .ffoid and Judgment.
Inns IS In pefa aobiita III snaguo. True
mobility ofblood.) II was truly said Of Mas.
sena, that he never hegan to aci with judg-
nent until the hattie WIS going asainsi him.
lie was, however, nm rai1W He went.
halves along with the contractorsa and COM,
lli3Garies ol the army signi6sd 10
hlal often, thai II he would discontinue his
p.ruialions, would make hltd u present OF
'lshl hundred thousand OF Il million Of
francs bat he bid acquired SUCH habit
thnt DC could uot keep his hands from mo-.
hf5. On TINS account hr was huied by tha
solulelAi Nlo niulicd against HIM three ~.
Tour tunes. However, considering The cir.
conlst.tnces OF the times, he was precious.
ana llHd not his bfght parts been soled
WIN The 'neo ayafiee, he would have been
great man.
Bal CHER.
asked him some qnestlonss sbout
Blneh"r, Bhehcr (said he Is brave SOL
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