Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-14

This sx'raordinary wonas WINS by The last acr on.,s
'rsid'ne az Nal,oi di Roa,ania. Nad,a.na Mayru-
'n, ths heroine OF VI, cos, has devoted ihe who;,
"i bef dov', IA conti bUuug 10 tho defence .r .its
naive >isn', eNey %inc, the coimen inrnt nj the
n>rfi""n"h. Sac p" on a drcss of deep mourning
when her country me flew TO arms, and las ei-rm,n-
Ell nut To- reluqui>h u, until the imdeps ncuce of
6rescc a. hsn,,y established Tins ia.y possessed Il.
hen youth gtcat personal beauty Her rhys,osnnun,
y perfectly Greeiau, aud dough she has pass So
though great tolls and irtir> she A, still exirru,.
l. hsnd>ome. She s,lr,A> F,eneh aud i,a,,an wtt,
scs, co"re'ses with r,cai eiuqncnrc. and scens
Fmtchia'iy atqolmed ~i,h every subj, a, CONNECTED
wen IAr pohucu co"d''on al hei counri She IL ~
p'esert AT IfOiiizi toi the purpose ol Organizing
con-, to he em loved -; her owa expense IN the en-
sn'"g campaign Boz Cosian'e Zac.ii, oi Misuas,
Vne 'nei"at SPARTA sho I, the drugher OF Grerh
chiet, thar might have furnished til. model Tor h,
ron CorSiir, has eairied her enihusi,sm IN the
cans" ut her country, beyond either OF those who
nave been mentioned. rs soon ~ IN. iocs,n of war
r"nsod The dormant spirit OF her ,uunh,, Cosiante
nvu from hoOi", and assuming liz Alb.nczM costume
oi manhood, collected baud of fu Warriors, which
she armed and led 10 the iriiics ihiouch when the
enem. had To pass. Her followers performed wen
""ie, and were invariably headed d, thor icmale
Ieadrr. When 40 longer anie 10 su,,pori so man,
armed men, She dissolved her little baud aud joined
herself I" The corps az an Epircie Chief. hu
'lched to the army oI Mavrocorda,c Cusanie was
wounded -, the battle of p"i, and Was among the
ir" who ESCAPED the Slaughter Of that unfoI u,nai~
oN She was present also al the Admirable defence
-soiopghi. Cos'ante Zsca, is only GO years of
periec' beauty. Sar MAS, in MAY ,st y, Gas,oun,
ahu II Is SAID has resolved Ia retain her male costume
during the continuance OF the war.
these Statements cannot fail la he nieres, to
tbe friends Of q, eciaa freedom The wal, indeed
II, thai part of :hc world has been bat to-, often ma,
4 Il with great atrocities both sides. The conduct
o. the Greeks at tho siege OF irpoli ~ and the es-
nuctlon OF Sco and other massacres pe,ueiracd by
he luks, have presented 10 tte world The aiost e-
,olung scenrs The cruC,es cuaimitted on ,he
Gi' eks ny their former masters iotn, however so,.
apology for them wa,ie the sauguina,y a,.nsures of
~ Gland Seignor official and deliberate acts
lie Greeks have been left alone III his struggle
hy the Christian world, and have been anin,4,ed 10
HE combat only by their ardent love ui hLeriy,
aud HE remembrance of Their ancient glory, lis
true thrir efforts have received ,h. ,,mpaties Of
sthoiars al p"eS. OF o,atoIs, of pa q but liherV
IS recovered and preserved 10y BRAY y ,ors not i,y
hne sentiments. The Greeks have o. unloru.n,,s
they have been duped, they have ben casm,ni,t.ed
hey have been deserted VET their iusr il IN crest
i"G not meiei! as the OF Greece, I'm, rs the
cause OF freedom aud christianity. II Is the cause
~ uuth against ialshoud, Of isb against wruug, of
Christian Humility against MabHne,.m pride ; i, -
te cause al him who travelled ave, e mount ,ius of
fassme, healing the SICK and vonljt ,iie The tfict-
cd, against thai OF Ln who issuing ON ha gross n-
d"lg"ncc OF ihe hnIenI, cnumanurd The sword 10 be
plunged INTO the bosom of every one who Sirod up
deiehding the rights vi has coun'r, az -! his f,i-h
Charleston CouT