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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-18

happy eQuaunn,y mind superior in value the long
sought philosophers sneand such apparently the enva-
Die condition of the editor OF the Jackson print Of this city, at
least political naerIkc the bee he extracts sweets from
what would - to oss-aud decoraics h's face wit"
Smiles what the oil his friends with tile
deepest chagriu We will say, that. Ike Richard, he
"shape his face occasions whilst modification fank!es
at the hear because disposed withhold from INN
the praise due sincerity He evcny Of the stole sect OF
philosophcrs and smuch deserving of 'Dmott praise
for the nr,ue with which be than Gcn Jack
SOD Is for the message he sent the haysvie road.
we have recently had eIcnt occasions To admire the hap
py facility with which this editor adapt himself TO circun
stances II be recommended Ivy the cxecuivehe
ics Hit he rejected by Congreshc Smiles lfan aPFTopia
ton be made oadit right Ii similar approria
ton he rejected the pesiden, right IL tire President
nominate oice-hZza. II he he rcjected-huz2a
he be nonnated-hnzza If he be eiecedhrZza
Thus IT IS Nothing ams that from the jackson
sideand however contradictory their acts lie cannot be dis
composed Happy r,ar
The veto on the Maysvle Frederick roads lost Gen Jack
son numbers of his suppor,ersbut this editor has disco
vered to e OF the Eobc and most popular acts of ms
ite-an act tina, will with the Presidents path &c
reelection will probably lose him the whole western
and yet this editor congratu!aes The friends of the admns,r
hon on the result of the Verify we believe that this
teman could take himself comfort Cen Jackson Il
abdicate. break his neck, or--ba made king
said that 1.-the dying Cygne sings swecy and peaP
tis editor desires to initiate the example by piping i'll hap
pier strain the he approaches oli,cd dissolution
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-18

We request attention to article from the Port
land Advertiser, written with uncommon force, and
placing controverted question, il our judgment, upon
the true ground.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-18

'uTs' Barney.-Tbe letter Of this celebrated lady
70 Gen. jackson, received the circulation and the adj
inrs'on' which its unrvalled force and elegance de-
served So much was the public mind excited to see
IT, that Jackson editors were under the necessity OF
circulating IT. though tremendous castigation of
their chIe attempting however, with bad grace to
parry ~ effect, ny stripping Mrs barney ofha crsd,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-18
W srDess 0esU GIa DtQ.
FRIDAY MORNING, IUYE IA Iaao

b's aaa Cold Pho Blit'more Republican, the
PRINT lashed With SO much good tempered severity
by the Mary'ander, in the following artice, is rather
greater adept in the proenn art if it be possible
than his ally in this CITY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16

led rurs carried 90 eaasfs bach, which dm
great execution.
Oh The RETREAT Of the Alsefines. The troops
sere thrown into great disorder lucy hsh a
a camp IN the rear 10 -h,eh ihes REITERATED W
horrible con fusion. hotiy pursued BY the french
who carried the camp on tue same DAY p'
The ooth the pursuit WAS resumed. aud seto"u
battle took place. Oh Tins III only sa'n
that il wRs MS brilliant As the h'si. 'b"u
engaepmeui was expected. The second ba"e
wa. fought near 5idl khaef, whence the road
feaa. 10 Sultan khsA.s,, The Tort oftbs hn'Pe-
ror. The number of the wounded Is stated 10
Coun, Bnurmonis official mole Al $40.
An offic,ni bulletin from Admiral Dnptrfe IS
also given. IN ~hich II Is stated thai the landing
OF The material continues TO 20 on with ac'lS'
t,. The weather is spoken OF by both Coun
BourmonI lnd Dupeire as maGn'hcenl.
The slaughter amongst the Arab infantry IS sad
10 have been great. he conduct of the French
troops !. highly extolled. The spoils captured
are eight brass cannons. i0O lents-those OF the
Aga OF Aisiers and ol the Bays ot Constantine
aud Il,sr are magnificent; l00 cemels, ADD a
large quantity oi powder aud ball. Many Vi
the Arabs had deserted TO lhs French.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16

Monro1a. Thy the brig Mon,..
ihnadeiPhia) the Liberia Herals q, s@efy 1t
June o. The paper of the first NAM lay . and
Clothed IN mourning. on arcoont Of - 'aie is
o. me acting Agent of the Colony ur des
ANDERSON. who fell a victim {. a., 'oas ".
fsver on the l2h April. after On H.. Ait'ssn
'ays IT'S fems'ns we're followed 10 m. Ter
ON the succeeding day with every d.a grave
,o' o. 'sg's', business OF every kled baa'
been entirely suspended. ha'ms
oew Sabbath School Society h..
formed, 10 which all the most proni..,a been
mef OF the Colony had attached y9ahg
either as teachers or scholars. 'efes
The Herald of the 9th June Contain,
,aiied notice OF the hosti, operalians oe
had been carried Oh BY Hing Bgais,oa.. "nieh
most formidable of the neighboring -We
chiefs,-asanst the Quea people ana heah
Little bassa. He had burnt seven or eigb, 80 0,
IN the Quea country, and taken ,hfea ~,
herald hoids forth the assurance Of the tnh
oil the Colony from the attacks OF hi. 7y
other OF the chiefs. my
Two slsyers, brig and schooner b,a1.
captured by tho Brtlsh cruzers and o,a..' 'eeh
Sierra Leone. e4 10
In the numbers of the Herald befo,a
observe the usual shipping iist, snnuncia,iaa,
Oh marriages aud deaths, advertisements f,,r
sale OF merchandise, q other publications ~
bespeakIng the regular and prosperous -
ization oil SOcirtS there. Under the Ina. -.
Republican nominations" We find IN. -,
OF candidates Tor the offices OF VIC. -,
Councillors. Sheriff. Board Of Health. G.
tee Of Agriculture. &c. 'N-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16
NEWy ARRIVALS.

yntlE subscriber has ust received few
Il dress patterns of Adranople, the most
beautiful aud fashionable Goods for Ladies'
dresses, which ne has ever offered to The pub.
lie.
An additional supply of Gauze Handkerchief,
Belt Ribbons. blue, pink and green LnsIrmg
Ribbons,
White Satiins, 4 4 & i Bobnet Laces, and
will IN very few days receive new supply
OF Calicoes. lrIsh Linens, Lawns, and very
large stock Domes,ics, Spun Cotton, Groceries,
&c. &c. all OF which will be sold at uncom-
monty low prices tor cash only.
HENRY ALLISON
Jul, % ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16
NraWinS TINS day.

rSNui5 is the day on which the drawing of
u the Free Road LpHery takes place
Those whose Inck runs low in the Combination
Lotteries, should Try in this scheme. maica IS
dralen on the old plan. The following are TIE
numbers drawn for the 18th class of the Dismal
Swamp Lottery, at Richmond. on Friday The
9th inst.
30 20 54 ii 50 SO 16 45 3S.
no. % 80 "a which drew the Capital ftf2e
oil $4,000, was owned by a gentleman l"
Richmond.
Gail az WARDS OFFICE
and renew your small prizes tor large ones s"
one OF The above Schemes.
Aug. u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16

Smith broueh, ~fh him ls.ge mars Of bank
notes 10 the Doctots, say 10 the SIRE of large
quarto Bible. aud that man named Patterson,
formerly rdior Of the Lresbure Observer, was.
fol some weeks, in March aud April, coneeai-
ed al The house Of Brown.-Dr. Brown. Smith.
Isaac Brown, and John Brown. doth tie later
brothers of the Dnctor,) and CHI. L. Cloves.
This brother -in-law.) ahsconded IN April. when
The scrutiny commenced. md SAID 10 be
iravefsing the western country, laboring IN
their vocation As they are ariiul men. and
the Doctor in particular a hand somr and pleas
ing address. aud wuhal most accomplished in
works Of iniqniiy, IT were we'll to diifuse al
mnch as possible. the knowledge oftheir busl-
ness, character aud destination.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16

Besdes 4ls, JOS, 2Us, los, &c. &C.
Ticket, S4-lialves $2-Qnarters 81,
For sale at the Office Of WIN. DiGGLa.
Successor TO b. W. Hewson.
Ign, hburg, VI
Where all orders from the con.try, (po.t
paid \ Will meet with due sttenflon-and thu
cash paid al sigh, for all prizes.
IL Notes on the Banks of North Canlina
South Carolina, Georgia, and all other Nor.
lhern Notes taken AT discount.
10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16

From he Letsburg, "a Genus Of Liberty
august 7,


From he ketsburg, Va. Genus u Ltoeriy,
august 7.
spCCa term oil the superior court OF law
commenced IN this town on the - h uli'tno,
the Hon Richard +. Parker presiding.
Isaac LLOYD, a youth OF about >eyepIren, IN
inhabitani of Shenandoah, was nndICt,d tor
a petty larceny committed IN LoudOun, aud
for stealing morse In Shenandoah, and ,,dmg
him 10 Loudoun wbere he attempted 10 sell
nim. tie was Tried Tor the horse theft found
guilty, and sentenced TO he penIteniary Tor
five years.-lne attorney tor the common
wealth applied to the court 10 suffer noile
proseqn IN the case lor petty larceny, on the
ground thai it VAS a pity to subject the prisoner
10 punishment 10y stripes, as he was already
sentenced To the prni,entsry. The court OF
dered a nole prosequl.
Jonathan Lucas, free man OF colour, was
prosecu dior stealing the watun OF William
lhomsop.-He was convicted and sentenced
TO five years Imprisonment IN the penitentiary.
James b Biscoe was indicted for passing
counterfeit nnies.-He was defended by Mess.
II, b Powell, John Janncy, and Robert |. lay
Ter, and prosecuted by Nh. h. ii. Henderson,
attorney for the conmonwealih.-The exaini-
nation of evidence occupied Two days; and me
argument, which was conducted with ANNA
ton and ability, consumed a third day he
jury retired 10 their chamber OH Monday eve
ming, and have not been able To agree upon a
verdici.-lne result viii be that the prisoner
will be tried again at The next session OF the
superior court and, in the interrr.. decorum
torbids the press TO discuss the merits OF the
case.
1t is, however, admissible to say, that there
were curious Developments in relation 10 Or.
David +. Brown, and his operaions-ior ex
ample, it was proved that, 10 February last, a
man called Smith. said to be Canadian, came
to DIR. Browns nnuse, and remained there
until the month of April, when, BY the uncom-
mon and most commendable diligence aud en-
ergy Vi the magistrates in the neighb"rhood,
the viIainous plans in execution al DIR. Browns
were traced and exposed lit Was in proof that
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16

Steamboat racing steamboat De Wit
Chnlon and OHIO which lett New York toge.
Their on Neddesday last, came in contract with
cath other at tho wharves ~ Newbure. The
conclusion was extremely violent, and although
provdentlally no lives were lost, a number of
persons made verv marrow escapes. II appears
that " the Ohio was a lite ahead, and had
i just seat ersnall boat ashore - nh last line
when the De Wat Clinton came up between
! Tie dock aud the Ohio. and ran foul of her
striking her about fifteen feet from the stern
/ and carrying away her railing the bnwsprii
! OF the CLINTON entered the baggage house ot
the ONO, and several trunks were thrown n.
Yelboard' The shoch forced the ONO with
much violence again the wharf, aud stove in
heI false bow The small boat of the Ohio was
forced between the two vessels. One of IN.
hands OF The small ooat saast wonderlully es.
capped with his lite his cap was c aug ht petwee Il
the guards OF The two vessels and drawn of :
one VI the hands succeeded in getting into a
window ofthe ONO, and the other chung 10 a
brace of the guard Toe Clinton also struck
against steam ierryboat, aud very much In.
jured her. The DE VIII Clinton lost her 6oure
head, and her bowspul was broken off close to
the bow. lh's Is The only damage sue has re.
celved'
suit has been commenced by the owners of
the ONO aeains those ot the other boat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16

CLoh Ruis0ns-Tne manufacture Of these
buttons cun..ales 10 be extensively prosecuted
~ tbis vicinity, aud CAVES employment TO
hundreds of industrious females. Competition
mas reduced the profits "i the proprIetors, aud
the wages OF the sIrs, and the buttons are no"
sold al apol, one iuurth Ut the price that WAS
paid tor stmlIar Euginh buttons few years
s,nce. Onr person has upwards oi ldOo groce
made er week Tne wood mouds are mud
by females. DIX gIrs IN Easihemp on, employ-
ed hv Nh john ". Graves, recently 'urned m
one week 3u52 groce OF murids. One glrl
turned IA eroce III one day, irum . \. NJ. 10
7P.M Hampshire Ga2sHe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16
L emale k.Aucation.
SONA MAYEW.

d NHE subscriber has in operation bls 300"
% tounf, and invites his friends and c"''o.
mers, as well as the public generally. VINO me,
wish 10 avail themselves o the beneht On IN,
healthy and agreeable summer drink 10 Co
on him. WM. J, HOLCONpEt =
Ma, u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16

New York, August O. person who has
hitherto enjoyed good reputation IA this city,
III his station of lie WAS yesterday ccmmilied
10 Brldcwell on charge Of attempting TO set
fire 10 his house, which WIS insured for more
than its value The matter is under judIc al
inve.tgRllon.
SULKEY RACES JOHN BULL !. famous
Tor his walking matches, which for varirty. he
chpngrs from forwards 10 backwards, mad, hy
way OF another change. 10 slde WAYS and as
Kew. BROTHER JONATHAN. however
does not like 10 be outlonr IN originality and
has" got up" the unique amusement Of haul.
,ng sulkeys and butcher carts against time
We have recently related several matches nj
this kind, and we find that our sportsnrn are.
on the qm r'pe for thu same elegant snort
Horse races irotling matches, foot races run
Mug IN sacks aud Olndfold, are now out OF
| fashion, and the Third Averue was yesirrtay
lined with spec aiors to "unsss The trial OF
speed OF sulky, against 3 hours and 10 MIN.
nteS. man started Yesterday in harnpss
from FtInks IN the buwery aod drew "A su kew
10 Harlem and back, whole distance about II
miles and hall, for bet OF 70 dollars, and
succeeded III winning the wager with eleven
minutes TO spare. Beuag ran high, and alter.
mated between the sulky and tbs time. The
muscular points rfthe man were not taken in It
| Confederation, and wind aud spawn were 40
| thought Of. When u race of this kind take,
place agalu, we shall endeayour TO send a re-
porter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16

9,,. .om Liosr'a'-rhe editors of the BoU;,,or.
""'F'' mare received from correspouJen,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16

THOMAS CooPER of Pennsylvania, now the
notorious DR.. Cooper oil Columbia Is. G.) in
1877 applied to John Adams, through Dr..
Pnes'ly, for the office of Agent for American
Claims under the British treaty. Mr. Adams
refused h'm the office. Hence Cooper's sub
segment hostility to him aud to his son, John
Quincy Adams, is easily accounted for /; il had
It's origin IN disappointed ambition. Cooper
had been in this country but short time, We,
he bad The iDpudence 10 apply foi an iinpor-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16

The Great Eclipse u 1891, The eclipse
which Wi, happen on the l2tH of February
will be one Of the most iemark sable that will be
witnessed in The United States for ling cou, Sc
of years. The apparent dlameirr OF the sun
will be 81 | ; minutes OF n degree that vi lhe
moon 81 l-2. Ofcourse the eclipse will be an
,.uiar tina, IT, IN all places where the sun will
be centrally ecl,psed the moment ofthe grea''
est obscuIation, IL will exhibit the appearance
of a beautiful luminous ribg around The moon
Eclipses OF this KIND are of less frequent occur
renee Than those wGlch are total. The ecllp.e
will have been Oh. 32m IN crossing the talIh's
disk. aud about one hour from us entrance TO
the time OF lis leaving the U. States viii be
visible over every par, of the North Amerc II
continent ana the West Indies, and Will be seen
as lar south as the cry OF Quito IN south Amer
iCa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16
DOME STU q.
TRADE or THE BLACK SEA.

Letters have been received by tho Don
0urplIe NJ New York, which pull beyond doubt
the confirmation OF a treaty with ihe Porte, by
which the navigation Of the Black sea IS sechT-
ed TO this cruntry. Tue benrfis 10 be derived
thence do not however, promise 10 be OF much
present importance WE Ourselves, says the
NY. American, had an opportunity of con-
versing last evening .nna intelligent gentle
man lust arrived if0m Guns anlnople, who
stated, in substance. WIN, Is contained IN the
following letter, which appeared IN the journal
OF Commerce OF THIS IN rning.
Smyrna. .1pfi 2sh, 1880.
II is now nscerinurd beyoad all manner Of
doubt, thsra Treaty wns sgnrd al Cons'an
iInople on the 1911 msf. which places Amer.
can vessels on a iooilrg Of lie most hvoursd
nations N the Turkish ports. II IS said that
the bearer ofdepaches IS now on his way from
The capital 10 this CITY, and on his arrival that
Commodore Bddle wall proceed IN the LeIing-
ION, and the American Consul will proceed .
yer land TO the capital, Tor the purpose oil sign
ing this document.
From many articles which ! have seen pub.
lished IN the American papers one is led to
suppose that the merchants IN the u1ited Statee
have wrong idea OF thu Trade IN the Black
Sra. As It rs now opened 10 their rnterprise,I
vi he well ~ give them a Little insight into
tins business winch g" II was confidently thought
" md ,ive a profitable emp oyment TO hun
dreds OF American vessels
Il may be well 10 STATE that If the Americans
attempt 10 drive tue Aust iaus, Grno Sc
French aud Eng Ish out OF the frele hing bu-
sinrss from Odessa TO on,,aniInople, that
Immense sums Of money will lr,e 10 be lost by
them. before they cG CT then object.
The Gcnorse aud Austrlans can man and SAT-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16

T4king The Bull by Inc HJrHG-At a receEt
peuning of SOME Two thousand ca tie from the
pine plans OF Hancock county, Mississippi,
for the pafpo'r Of marking aud branding the
calves, number ol - I2eAs wer. present IA
the pen, 10 view he horned mol nude. As II
frequently happens on such OCCASIONS, several
lage bulls became tul iously mad, on dug
themselves crowded on every SIDE 10y believing
competitors. Inc mammoth Oi the pen, not
beiug able 10 ind a ComOaIant 10 meet him
lace 10 face. but had driven all TIL IA was wra-
~ OF pursuit, In the maximum OF his rdBr5
sprang wuh uttuosi tlry Al "A little boy wno
stood nj sumo small distance FROM HIM. A.
tins momsnl. ben. Pay, spectator, seeing
The danger The child was ~, ledped al the IN
iurated beast, seized hun Oy ihe horns, aud
VITA one eliot Frustrated Ide huge annual a
AIS teei lie monster struggled Tor br'ei
period aud expired. On examination, his neck
WAS found IL be dlslocatsu. As an instance oil
phy steal power aud daring courage, seldom
e1ceedrd .thr above Ii deemed worthy OF pass
rug nouce " Dreams .3dp.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16
10000 Grand Capital.
-" Fortu~e's Cottage' still ahue.
Dismal SWanp Aottery.

CL1SS No. Il, Tor 1880.
10 be drawn III he city of Richmond, on Fri
day the 20lh day OF August. 1890
60 NumberS-9 dsdun Bali0ts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16
tan, Office the President refused Il. and Coop

or ne,sI folsasx MN. lCataubs Journal.
The shave arilce reminds me OF what have
Away. supposed 10 be the orSln ri John Ran.
doI.i'. enmify 10 ihesAdsmsrs. Ia the .sry
DAYS OF Mr.. Randolph nleanbership IN Con-
eress. aud during the Presidency OF the elder
Adams. IN .ome debate Concerning the Navy.
he made obserssffons derogstoTy and ohen-
sivr 10 the Offices IA thar establishment. In
retaliation, soon after, he was rnsu.ted at the
theatre by some navy officers. lie applied
to the President 90 espOuse his cause aud bring
the subject before Congress,eEp ciing no doubt
exemplary punishment Tor the sake OF the dis
tinguished parsonage in.ulled. Mr.. Adams
declined, II eoollec ed rightly. by referring him
TO other suthofiiy OF 10 a different mode OF
redress. 4. D. dds'
The Colonization socieiy-A speedy" Co
onzaIiou ot piulo's Domains. by It's founders aud
supporters.
The foregoing was among the regular ioasts
drank al Columbia. South Carolina, al the lal e
Anniversary of American Independence. The
sentiment is worthy the midnight Ievsis OF n
band oi lfeebooters, rather than the generous
cnizeus OF Carolina, celebrating the Declaration
Of Independence. Il i, singular such toast
on such an occasion should have been counte-
nanced. The only surviving member OF those
who signed the instrument winch gave cele.
briy to the Fourth ofJuly, is at this time Pres
ldenl OF The Colonization Society, against which
the blow is AIMED. In plain English, tho &c,
reads thus We ara assembled TO celebrate
the signing the Declaration which asserts our
claim 10 national individuality and sovereignty
Charles Carroll, Of Cofrolton, is now the
only one Of thai Band of Heroes, who stnked
every thing that WAS dear 10 them, on The day
Of which this is comm emorative, he l. a sup
orler OF the Colonization society, an asacia-
ton, formed IN the anne splrlt which produced
he separation OF these States from nreai
b rita,n. an association, engaged IN asserting
The ,tueand y. rmanenl interest OF our Republic
aud therefore We wish Charles Carroll, ot
CaTrOllton, to the devil.
Who are the suppotlsofihe Colonization Socir
ty Thou sands, anden ofthouSdnds OF AmerI
can citizens, IN all quarters OF the Union, from
, Maine 10 Louisiana. Pluto would smile again
ut such an accession 10 his gloomy domain.
Who are some al the founders Of this assOcla
non 1-Ihomas Jefferson, Bnshrcd Washing
ton. Heary Clay. Wm. II. Crawford, John
Randolph, Andrew Jackson a maOrty of
the State Legislatures aud of the Slave hol ing
States have expressed their decided approba-
iipn Of II. The magnanimpus Virginia gave
birth TO the plan no~ pursued by II, and more
than orc President of me Quilted States mas ad
vocated IT'S claim To generous support
Truly. Ne are fallen Oh evil tunes, # feelings
such as This todst evlncr5 against the brightest
names among MS can beuttered. on day which
ought To be sacred To patriotism aud dhlnsIvr
charity. LAVA tux
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16

iate o. 76.-Beiore the two arm les, Amer.
ca" ana Eng lIsh, had begun the general action
OF Monmouth, Two Of the advanced batteries
commenced avery severe hire against each
oihri' As The warmth was excessive, the lie
OF oaH'oner constantly ran to bring waller for
nun IRON neighborlng spring. At the monen,
she started from The spring to pass to the DOS,
OF her husband, she saw him fall and has,ered
10 ASSIST nm but he was dead. AT tho san,a
moment she heard an officer order The caonnu
TO ne removed from lis place, romplaning be
e'u'o not nil his pos, by ms brave man :
u "te' KILLED No. SAID the intrepid Moi,
No. nnn " .has nc. eyes upon The officer " the can
10" sha' not be removed for the want If soma
one 10 serve '" 1t E.; since my brave husband is no
h;D ao., W. use my utmost e1ertions to ayenge
which sbs n me activity and courage with
WIZ" sue perlormedihe office of csnonler tur.
ms 'ne dcuo", attracted the attention of all
""o "u"es'eo II, finally of General Washin, :.
y, "s", VINO afterwards gave her the rank
., lieutenant, aud gra nted Ter hall nav durina
me, Sne wore an epaulette, and every bod
ca''eo nsr Capt Molly. IN. ". Journal