Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-11

''e III ti"e " hcH t'ie f4on WAS dSs1lve5
he t'Ii ntothe "a Regiment N nptan Schuy., .
company ard was at last marched to NV O[s,ns
~ lo.s,,n the regiment commanded by Cd 1I'
ms Cushing, and was finally discharged m tsl4
at theos OF eieh!y, Ivy Gen Wade Hamp. on on.
acccu. Of disability.
it's respectable veteran has. Ne ur8r>.s,r
rom Ser from gentlemen of Ugh character IN p,.,
). va''a. IL hss bCen PERSONAL, ktowl for ma
ny yeas, &c Col lsanc Navnc tn son Gr
Wifne Gtter WON he served n IN! reyolui,o,
ira sahseq C ty the iodian wtcs OF the West
~ 'S s-'--hAs Il We aud TWO ohil1ren--,he
y"d"ges ''t"e' t3yers OF rye anu The pension
t"hf'" r.ee,1td ny i1a from Government rnol.ts
o"'yto rea's SIC c,nsper day
\ M.DMAN's FaoI.c-N5e, = 1y -, no
Dramatic ReccoIleclio.s" relates. With eres, g.
'fc', story that Mrs. Mattocks, the actress to-
hir She went 70 Bodlam with some friends am
ire keeper pointing to one cell whlch tiev had no,
seen. said" Here's one in re who Is ,erFcclI.
quiet so 'one you don't contra Lei h,,r-m,nj
say II You don't contradict am Accordncly
they ente'ed the cell, & pae-fao,L y, Igrct5
" man, vi h dark eyes, which had l.ar,r IN.
brig inrsJ oeeuia. 70 rlaInot. ii, ,,bS g.,
thought as they CT: red. The party hav.r,..
their curiosity, wera about abon; rcting She. l
ting the door and, placing his bnck aeains, ii, held
rs N his fsm grasp We, young woman (said
ne, you" = - ccmcu' situation hare shut in with
a m 'imsa.' SAD, :" 81 ~ . FIT yor needrt
bo am 90 &C per. r - .',y .oiu yoa
was harmless, ddl't / : L HscJnt Al
swc.. Are you fad # 'sa%ing2 hn,v Yen
are What is tbs 7" lie concluded, holding up I
poper A ship" said | q A ship is i, YOU
call my tree shp, do you?7 Yes, yes" sad
!, " i, is i" SHIP" Oh and pray what's this -
Dbl ged to say something, AMI not kauvl,s what
ut thodght II vas, a,isv ared +" "A Lousc," whch
it was. " touss eh So yep cell my coacn
and fonr house, 10 YOU s, .ayLs lie pul.
led clasp knife from his pocket, and opcn,nr
IT with his teeth. at the same mJ,ren. ~ lnsns me
round the cell with his huce ara, 80 N1w lst
p house or not Z" d" 1t Is, a. f',..r III lei,
you whit l'ls :hcn--Jhis ia '-a4n" Leu
ho,dng W The H. fe ana ,nashns IL, ,ae,n, sad
- r"r You 'ii what tbs Is, = IL n SAKE 2
Ea'ie | answ"5 a. r. =. IL. or, . SAID tt
" aid an you tell M WAT ! Stall do with IA
trcmbled, and shook my head in silent n'gn,Iy
" III 'eil you what shall do with it | shall
~r0pe my Charcoal"
Romantic pass,on-A French gentleman, Nj
BussIeres de Chalabra who lately died at Paris be-
queathed the whole Of his large fortune 10 the cee
brated French Actress, Mademosellc Mars II
appears that twelve years since, tins lady nspicd
nm with violent attachment, which be txtressed
/ 10 her III letters that were returned 10 HIM wnhout
notice Long silence followed this attempt 10 G.
pen correspondence, and i, seemed to be forgot.
ten, when the gallant gentleman, on alightipg
one day from his carriage in the place des Vic.
torres, broke his leg. Ii would naturally be SIP
posed that he would wish, under snoh c.rcuinstan-
ces, to receive surgical assistance as c1pediousy
as possible, but this was not the case-Iie forbade
any one TO touch him, and cent to Mile MFRS ar
account OF his mlsforuncs, stating tina, he woltj
be removed and attended only by the medical gen
tlenan OF the great actress. The latter, at once,
astonshcd and grieved, Immediately went to her
friend, Baron Dupuytren, briefly related the ed
venture, and requested him to attend the pa,iei
immediately. The doctor fastened TO the spo.
Nj de Chaabra was then put on a bed in the col
iee-house al the corner OF the rue de la Feui.ads
where ms leg was set, and, after being removed =
his ha'e', ne soon recovered. This curious q,
'"'''Stahce was followed by fresh silence ON ms
part anu oblivion on that of Mile Mars which
continued until his death
On opening his will it was discovered that lie
mad bequeathed Mile. Mars The whole Of lis for
tune.
WORK has appeared at Paris entitled Opn
ions ct Napoleon on various subjects of politics
and administration, collected by member Of his
Council Oh State" This may possess much me-
est
In the list Of new French works published at Par
49, we remark one of this title, Political and PHI
losopical Miscellany, extracted from the Memoirs
ana Correspondence Of Thomas Jefferson; 10
which Is prrfixed an Essay on the Principle of tha
American Schools. and translation of the Constl
tuition OF the United States with a commentary Il
Ken mostly from the work of w ,ll;am Rewle OF
mat Constitution yols yo
PeTsidr Sory.-Saad the Persian tolls a story
| G" three sasoS, Greek, ali Indian and a Persian,
"ho, IN the presence eta king of Persia, debated
OF this question "of all the evils ,vhicb IS the sres
test = The Grccmn said "O,J .so oppressed
with poverty : the Indian answered Pam with
n,pa'ience y the Persian pronounced IT to be,
Death without good works before it,"
GTedt Ia'iUre Of C7gr:-- The house Of Mcssrs.
900. 'A'''N "