Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-25

.OrIy years. Eight children survived MN ]
viz: Joseph, Napolean, Caroline, Lucien,
Eliza, Louis, Pauline, and Jerome. lie
-itia Romilini, the mother, was a woman |
Of great beauty, and possessed exuaordi- /
nary frmness of Characteristic was Nv
ne in Rome in 1925, though in bad |
health. She was very wealthy.
JOSEPH,
Ex-King of Spain and the Indies, is a |
man of talent and excellent character, and
exerted himself very much at the first Ia
king of Paris by the allies. In 1871 he
was married to Maria Julia, aged %
years, and in 1872 had two daughters.
He now resides in the United states, near
n. ]. much esteemed by all
who know him. He owns $50 600 acres
of land in the northern part Of the state of
New York, Jefferson county which ne
purchased Of NJ. LIE Ray Chaumont.
NAP0LEAN,
Emperor of tue French, was first mar
ried to Josephine Beauharnois, creohan
widow and daughter Of a st. Domingo
Planter. She was az accompIished lady.
At the time other marriage (l796) to Ma
polean, she had three children, Eugene,
Francis and Hortensia.-In lSl0she was
repudiated by Napoleon, who soon after
married Maria Louisa, daughter of Fran
cis' Emperor ofAustria. by Maria Lou
isa, he had a son, who was born March
20. 1911 and whom he named Napolean.-
He was banished TO EIba in 1913 and to
st. Helena in lSl5, where he died in E52l,
aged % years.
CAROLINE,
Was the wife of Joachim Murat, King
of Naples and Admiral of the French EN-
pre-. by whom she had two sons and three
daughters. The two sons, Achille and
Charles Louis Napolean Murat, are set
tied IN the territory of Florida. After the
fall of Napolean, and Murafs expulsion
from the throne of Naples, she and her
husband lived in the Austrian States. AT
ter Murat's flight and ASSASSINATION,
(Which latter event happened in lol5, on
one of the Sicillian Islands. she resided
in great pomp, in the Lordship Of Orr, but
finally removed to Rome, where she lived
in 1925.
LUCIEN,
Was distinguished as an orator and re-
publican in the Council Of 800, Of which
he was president on the 18th Brumaire.
and declared it dissolved. Ills ambition
and talents were scarcely inferior to those
of Napolean, and he was the most efficient
agent in the appointment of his brother
Chief Council. He however, disappro
we'd Of the destruction ofthe republic, and
would not part with his beautiful and af-
fechonate wife to further and promote the
views of Napolean. He therefore dis
pleased him and was not restored to his IA
vor till after his return from Elba. He re
fused the throne of Spain which was offer
ed to him. He wrote an Epic Poem on
Charlemagne. In 1925 he lived in great
splendor at Rome, where he had been
Senator. His son Charles Lucien Bona
parte, the author Of the continuation Of
Wilson's Orthodoxy, lives in the United
States. His son Paul was accidentally
killed on board the Greek frigate Hellas,
in 1927.
ELIZA,
Grand Duchess of Tuscany, woman
of powerful intellect and masculine cha
racter, and had many admirers. She was
married to Felix, Prince Of Lucca, and had
a daughter. She died at Trieste in 1920,
aged 10 years,
LOUIS,
King of Holland, married Hortentia
Beauharnois, daughter Of Napoleon's first
wile.-He was a man of unpretending
worth, and ahdicated his throne in favor
ofhis son, rather than Cypress his subjects.
After Napoleon's Punishment to st. Hele-
ma, he went to Rome, where he lived in
1925, in great magniicence.
PAULINE,
Was first married to lie Clere, COM
MISUNDERSTANDING expedition to st. Do
mingO, where he died Of the yellow fever.
She subsequently married Prince Borg
hese, Duke of Guestala. She was Napo-
Icons fayorite sister and was the the most
beautiful woman in France and perhaps in
Europe. She visited Napolean while at
Elba and assisted him in his escape. In
1926, Pauline died immensely rich; and a.
mong other requests, gave 20, 009 francs
to the son of Jerome by his first wife.
Prince Borghese is now a wanderer in
France or England.
JEROME,
Was first married to Miss Patterson Of
Baltimore, Md. lady Of beauty and ac-
and by this marriage in
Cured the disPleasure Of Napolean. By
the incessant imDortunities Of his brother.