Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-27

lante, VINO hhd retired to hcu, but hastily btsslh
himself lew to the scene of suffering, where ih
meeting Of the two brothers was al, citing beyon
description. They mingled their tears for expires
s.on was danicd them 1t wos then decided To re
move the Due to an nd Joining room where lac VA
lad on couch tormcdby iour chairs, TIL CAM
, brtlsioad could he prepared, The Due dAngou
eme, fearful Of some new calamity, had not nilow
ID the bucbcis 10 accompany him on leaving In
fullerrs Jbut madame did not delay to follow him
What were peril, to hrr Has she ever ehlunh
lrom thc endurance of sorroV and adversely 1,
her, scenes of wo Wcrc familiar II was not the
first time that tho daughter Of Louis XVI and
Marie Antonottc had attended On dying bto.
ther The Compile Il Anai, (Afcrwn,ds charlea
\ } soon followed and those only who know the
kind paerunl heart of this uillictcd percut can
Judge his suffering. Monsieur had insisted On
| coming unait, nJcd and he knew not that one OF
his best servants, Due de Malta had, IN order Ia
follow hlm, bestoW ed honor ON n place least cons
dered The puc tie Berry AT this moment express
oda wish TO give his blessing TO mudcmol scllc the
princess, his douehtcr. She wHs brought III by
comptcso De contant when the Prince, placing
| his neryelcss hand on his child sud- Poor girl
may yon be lrss unhappy Than others of my fni
| ly' The Due, (prcScnr KING OF the French pu-
| cheese and NadcmojscIc J'Orlcans, with whom
he he'd been at ihc theatre, wcrc added to The
rowing party, which was MISC joined ty the father
| ofthc Due d'Enghcin (alc Duo de Bou,hon.)
Bleeding by the feet was tied Intellectually but,
after repeated application of the cups some relief
was obtained tie pulse bcc ,mc stronger, ihc com-
pexion rculimhtcd and the blaod flowed FREELY
Tie anylous "roup rI"iccd IN ace blood How
Tn cecbrnted Nous. pupuytren arrived atone o
clock. lie found the prince lying on his right
side lis pblucss, his atc,,d features, has short
breathing, the Groans which escaped h's bosoNihe
cold sweat which hung on h' brow his conval-
sivc movements, the disorder OF the hlpon s'AW'd
bed mud above aii, the hoTid wound cNposfd,slrnrh
CONSERVATION into the riut Of man whose latg
however called him dnliy 10 groucs Of mental suf
ferng The prince informed " Dupuyncn, *
tending his hand TO him, thlt lie mu0crcd "rrnt
pan when, s(tcr examining the wound, and
none conversation with Tive practitioners previous
" in attendance il YVES decided to'ennrgc II, Us thf
only ulrans Of giving vent to the blood collected
on The angs-M DnpuyTcn approached the
prince and questioned him rs rs his feelings, hui
not obtaining any reply he requested tie Duchess
de Kerry Ia repeat the inquiry ' cnrcnt you
my beloved TO say, or point oui 10 me- tho spot
where you anilermogl laiu-Whcn recalled by
vairc 50 dear. ne took hi, wift's hand mud pln
cne il upon his brcaet. made an effort to ogprces
lnl hc Va8 su!j0cnnnr Monsieur was dcshous
het h,s d1us trr.iu.l,W should retire during thr
nc todiso,aY your and turning To tho professions
nj men Genllcmon' shr added, do your duty
She Imc by the hrd side during the operation,
holding the princes left hnud Whom tho caus,le
was 1plicd fhe Dno Gn Beny exclaimed Leave
me 10 dr. since it nlusl be So My hNovcd,' shd
his wrcp.ng wit. endure tine Cor my sake OHe
Wartl from tins young and nmlHho princess soi
tened his .gonies md ho became I'll resignation to
TIC will Of God Whcn 'h,s painful operation
was over, The Due Dr. Berry, passing hi4 han1 o
yer die Duchess hair ,nit My poor wife. how
unhappy yan are The depth of The wound was
now rstorsned The knife With which IT was
Inflicted, WINS six or seven inches long, the blade
fla. narrow, and with two edges, Ike that of Rl-
yilIae and extremely sharp.
A few moments Of Tranquility followed the
painful operation alluded 10. To the dying j. gen
emily etanted a short cessation ium sulI-rug,
which affords time for ,opul glance attho past
Ike the traveller who rcstf for moment on the
summit he hos laborol to nsccrd, before h turns
hrs foots'cus down the oprO'itc side Of the noun
,aIn. The prince poccd hls hand IN TINT Of M
Dupuytron, and begged that he would give him 10
tee Of M chnngc IN his pulse thus placing al tho
post Of lir sentinel too ylgllnnt to hermit Of hts
h-ng surprscdb by dca'h Wars min T" ricfot'd
NM Daring this respite from pun, b" nddtc5'cj
these words In the Duchess de- Berry Ny dcst
love, do not lei gNEi bNtlIIp"'f YOU luhN 'h'' ~
Yourself for the sake ofthc infant you cotry m
your bosom This declaration afforded the 'w.
satisfaction to sl present While the r'gre's for that
prince were rendered even more bitter wbo al the
moment he was 10 al nppsomnco. putting an rn3
by his denih to thr existing monarchy, thus c0usi-
dera,eIy announced us revival, Whenever iha
Duke dc Berry rurncd his CLOSING eyes It was 70
eylnce So ne kcd and grateful feeling. lie WINS
surrounded lv wtrplnr erryoris. MY father
he acclaimed. tnl,e cbore. of thtsc good pcopi'--
Of nj. my haaschoI' Violent rechiu"a followed
Tn prince continued To ose,u mat 'he p'io-rd VS.
poisoned. lie h1d provjopsiy requested TO see
his assassin. What h"yc done . ~ tnou 2 he
nil may We of nj din uninton 'oally.'
NO my SON replied Monsieur. you n"ter saw,
never off ,nicd this man lie cool have no person
al cninliy against you lie IS then mldman
observed the Dukc Ito WINS most anxious FIR the
arrvt oftlc king Louis XVIII \ shall not
bayo time : lie sald to ask this MINIS pardon =
and then added, promise me, my father, promise
r,e my brother that you ell solicit his pardon from
the king
The Due de Berry had, during his emigration
! IN England formed connection, which, though
forbidden by religion, TO humnn weakness may
be rxcuscd IN the circumstances Of the royal exile
! At the moment Of his death, desiring nn' less To
rive public proof Of the sincerity ot his pcnt'hcc
than Of his confidence in the high soul and ecnerbs-
/ ,v Of his wif, he expressed to her a wish 70 en-
trace the two little innocent creatures the daush-
tors o( his punishment Send for them, exclaimed
| the vonnr princess, they arc also my children. -
| The Two strangers arrived 10 less than an hour
They lsncIt down, sobbing, hy the bedside OF their
rnval father their faces bathcd in tears, and their
hands cospcd. The prince IN Eoglish tendcry
;poks Of his approaching death, and desned they
would love and fear God, he good, nnI remember