Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-08

r.he str, cs.r1 .as uras NV ciaf's. F.,
thal OF Napoleon beng ,n,taly far,nki.,.,,~4'
In 1918 he was created Duke # RejcIs,,,, = use
snip IN Bohemia, wilh revenue Of anos, ., . i'.
per annoni---TsaccI next in rank 10 the ,,"cO7,
The Blood, At first his grandfa.i,er !. f,'Se' et
for the church, ba, afterwards he ehasoa iia
sad gave him military education. re,@ea 1"s
| saw HIM about tbs farod, represents hin, WHO
handsome, Interesting boy, with gres. .nir
apparently good constitution. Il has le,r ''a
peied, that very great care was tnksn In o''-
his ambition hairs excited by the history Of II.
Tiers deeds, or the recital Of his glorious ,ie,a. ID
Obscure portions ofhistory were male HI. s,',I
and police officer sati, ned in the room W.
his lessons were gwen him by his rotor Tbe
braf"d Won Hammer was one nf his teachers
Is believed, TO have been Of srea. benefit 10 him w.
Coun, Die,reichsin, bis Goyernor kent h;r, NJ
state OF surveillance, and never suffered hum r.
unmatched, 10
He was not allowed To assoea.e with npy ,o,,.
persons on terms of intimacy no matter how M,
he desired society, and every s,enue To a ."'' 4
correspondence Was carefully surrtlcd. Even =,
grown up, educated aud in command Of a re,;,a'
Of cnval'y, he was still prisoner This haSln.
ever been desicd very rocsniy by the Conr, of Y;
enna Lutte therefore can be SAID of the 81 ara.
OF his mid o. the tenor Of his feelings The ,.,,t
alpospherr Of his residence at Scheerhrunn is s!,
10 have Injured his health, and his total cs,r,,n
men, from his mother, the Bonaparte family mi
suitable companions Of his own a.e and ra,k -
doubt Ia their full effect IN Fastening his carpor :.
It's termination. Cui of from the scenes of real IA.
be used 10 !reqn?n; the theatre at Viouna, 10 wa,c
lis shadows, and observe their Resemblance n,,s
with his hands caspcd, his head projected lorx,,t
and bis eyes intcntly fixed on what he saw. he a.,
cited the most lively interest, among the spectator,
To THIS spo, many a devoted aud enthusiast, =
Frelchuan repaired to catch glimpse Of ftanncy
50 painfully exciting and dear 10 the friends ofY
poleon.
The hcs, medical AID awaited him nothin, n,
told that be could not recover and h. lan1sn,,,
his destiny with bitter grief. There are bot ,u,
epo-.lls, saJ h, IN my life, to be romemhsrea-my
birth and my death. Wouid to God TINT eon1
have seen before died that column which rtars r.,
head in the Place VendoTe, the giorous monument
ofmy father n fame.
His m 'Iier, from whom he had been SO long scpa
rated FASTENED /" catch bis parting br,ath rhopgh
by her alliance with Count Nlepparg she hos .e
the mother ofmany children, yet on this occ,.
sion she did 40, forget what vas due to the ties ola
oncn pleasing union with the gr.arcs, nian of the
age. Over that solitary pledge Of a,.ib tions and
III iaied at.leho,.nt r.r wept day Nv day anita the
has, sigh Of the son Of the man she had once loved
fell On her eal, and rendered her for some time
senseless " 4c loss she had Sustained On he,
destiny Of tins unloftSnate youu. nlau pr,,hct1e,
and pres,i,timeni fear and hopv, labi,lnll and ..
ICY, had bong hun, viii trembling anxiety. Atlh
age Of - years, he has let! tic .ust thu atfc whra
was opening 20 him. Tor w,ul or wn, !, slecp r..
mons the dll. ,-urseS OF the l1ose Of ilsIS3ur. IN
the ConycG. of the Capuclnis.