The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-17

Their beauty of the day, he called the wal
ter, aud ordering tooth drawer into the
room, whom he had previously brought to
the tavern for the purpose, made him draw
decayed tooth which long had plagued
him. The relies of good fellowship, AS
then in force, clearly required that every
one of the company should have a tooth
drawn also, bnl they very naturally ek-
pressed n hope that Sedley would not be
81 unmsrcilul rs To enforce the law. Deaf,
however, to all their remonsiranees, per-
suasions, aud enireates, he sav them one
after another put Themselves into the hands
of the operator, and whilst writing will,
pain, added IL their torment by eAclam-
ing 'patienee, gentlemen, patience, you
know you promised that should have my
irulic too
Napoleon.=-In 1908, Count Darn was at
Bologna, as lntendant General of the ar
my. One morning the Emperor summon
ed him into his cabinet. Daru Immediate
ly repaired thither, aud found him trans
ported with rag, traversing his apartment
with hurried steps, aud breaking sullcn
sllruce only by hasty aud stSrt exclama-
ti"ns - " hat navy What an adnd-
raj - What sacrifices lost My expeeta-
tons are deceived This yillenenne -
Instead Of being in the Channel, he has
just entered Ferrol 1T is all over with
him lie Will be- blockad,d there !---Da.
~, place yourself there, (poiuting toa cor
nrr Of the rooin,) aud write while dictate"
The Emperor hid received al very early
hour the news of the arrival of Nlleneuye
Ia h. LII. Ia
his intended conquest of England ballled
Tie immense expenses of the fleet and no.
tIlla losi for u time, aud perhaps forever!
Then, IN u paroAysm of fury, which would
permit IN ather man ia similar eiream-
stances To preserve their Judgment, he
formed one of the boljcst resolutions, and
skotched one of the most admirable plans
of Il campaign which any sonqnrror ever
conceived III leisure and cold blood. With
out hesitating, without stopping for mo-
mcnt, he dictated the whole of the plan
Of the campaign of Austcrtz; the depar,
turc Of all corps vi the amy, from llan0
yer aud Holland 10 the confines ol the west
and The sonh Of France. The order OF
the marches, their duration the places for
the con,.rging and Reunion of the co
'umns; the cutting of by surprile, and the
attack with open force the various move
mens OF the enemy, AL was iorcseent
Victor, was ensured In all the hypothesis.
Such WINS the accuracy aud the vast fore
sight Of this plan, that, over "A linz of de-
parture Of sA hundred miles, lines Of ope-
ralons Of nine hundred miles in length
were followed from primitive indications,
day by day, and place by place, as far as
Munich. before that capital, the epochs
alone experienced some alterations; but
The places were reached, aud The whole Of
the plan Was crowned with complete sue
cess. Sie phrnsiala
A medical writer attributes the great IN
crease OF apopleXy, 10 lhe custom of wear
ing stuffed crd,hts and cndeayors to prove
his theory by The observation that women.
who generally go with necks uncovered,
are rarely subject 10 this disease. lie also
attributes The paocily of poeticnl genius To
the same cause, AZ the llgllness of the
ncckclOth fills The head with blood, instead
OF the airy dreams VI Imagination.
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