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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01
j aancs River and kanaWha Conn
p1ny.

A II stated Monthly Meeting Of the President
"A and Directors of the James River and kanaw
ha Co, held in the City Of Richmond, on Tuesday,
18th May, 1889:
Resolved, That notice be given to the delinquent
stockholders ofthe company, that in case the amounts
due from them respectively, be not paid. secured
in a manner satisfactory TO the Board, previous to
the LIST day of August next, their stocks will imme-
dialey thereafter be advertised for sale, pursuant 10
the provisions Of the Charter.
Resolved, That all Stockholders having accounts
against the Company, and who in Arrears be
and they hereby requested 10 send Their
claims 10 the Secretary for settlement at the July
meeting of the Board, and that in case of failure
do their part, the existence of their claims
will not exempt them Gom the operation OF the
foregoing resolution.
Resolved that for the purpose Of giving the notice
above directed, tho Secretary cause the foregoing
reso luiions be published in the newspapers IN
Richmond, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Lexington,
Flncasle, Lewisburg and Charleston, tkanawha)
until thelst August
By order of the President and Directors,
w. B. CHlTTENDEN, Secretary.
MAY 81 ia
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" % IT L e. II

WE, the subscribers, having purchased OF Mr..
w Samuel S. Allen, Of the Stale Of New York.
the exclusive right and privilege. for the county OF
Campbell, in the State Of Virginia. of making using
and vending his newly invented Threshing machine
and horse power, in and for the said county,
are prepared TO furnish all those wishing TO purchase
Machines Of the above pattern, or the privilege OF
making, using and selling the same, on reasonable
terms By applying either Of the subscribers living
in Lynchburg.
We forewarn all and every person in this county
from using the above Machine, or horse power, or
ltpm infringing on the patent in any shape wha'ever
the law will be rgidiy entered against all sucn Of
Tenders. SAMUEL BUkCH,
A. D. TYREE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01
.H'OTECE.

RY VIRTUE ofa decree of The Circuit Supe-
- nor Court Of Law and Chanccry, for the
County Of Amherst pronounced the Stb day OF
April 1889, in the case of Mary ]. Jopling widow
and relict ofGeoree A. Jopllng, deceased, Plaintiff,
and Richard S. Ellis and others, Defendants the
undersigned, who is hereby appointed Commission
er for the purpose, will proceed Saturday, the
18th day ofJnly next, at the PedIar Mills in the
County Of Amherst. TO sell. by way Of Public Auc-
ton. to the highest bidder, for cash,
The woman Peggy and boy Willis,
In said decree mentioned; or so much thereof as
will be necessary for the purposes ofsaid decree.
JAMES GILLIAN, Com'r,
June24 wtl3J
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A. d. METCALI.


LtNINGTON. june q, To3J,
do hereby certify that about the Isl January.
1888, my little boy. then about four months old,
had aneruptlon on his head and face which is gene
rally called .HtE Hash ; II WIS very troublesome and
continued 10 grow worse, spreading the upper
part OF his face. | used The prescriptions Of one or
two practising Physicians for several months without
any visible relief. About the LIST Of May, ! com
menced the use Of The Alum Spring water, chiefly
BY outward applications, when the disease immed-
aely began 10 give way and in very short time was
entirely cured, without any Inconvenience following
after and The boy has continued well ever since.
JNO. +. GARUTlIERS.
June II vim
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CERTzE'EG.EY'E.$.

From the Rev Henry Rullncr D. D., President of
Washington College.
LExiNGroN, My 81, 1899.
have been requested to certify my experience of
the salu'afy effects OF the Alum Spring water |
have repeatedly used II, and besides the good effects
upon my general health, found II peculiarly efiica
cous in dispelllng cut,neous pions, and promo
ting healthy action of the skin. No other medi-
cine that ever used, had remarkable y virtue in
this respect. HENRY RUFFNER.
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EiNiIWSo
"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN y

q psS'ished ssm~eesy ferery Monday and 7hrsdayJ
Fsxr Dollars per Hssum payable adrance No subseyp
uss will be receired fora shorter period than sir months and
he paper ~W be discontinued ferccpt discreton -
'Editers,J until all arrearages are paid
pADRERTISEMEN7'Si Inserted at 50 eests per sovo,.
VI ies for the st Insertion and cents for ererv ,ub,
.yssnt insertssn,
gEWvOB PRINTING sreeuted neatly and erpeditiou.lv
We On reasonable terms.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE LAND.

N pursuance ola decreta order of the County
L Court ct Amherst, pronounced at its June
Term, 1882 in the suit therein depending in Chan
Gerry, between Sylvester l.. Bnriord and Archelaus
Cox and Gillian his wife. Plaintiffs aud Nancy Bur
ford, and others, Defendants; the undersigned the
Commissioners therein named, will proceed. on the
premises, en- the LIST day of August, 1889, to SELL by
way OF public auction, on a credit oftweye months
(the purchaser or purchasers giving bond with good
personal security for the payment Of the purchase
money, and the title to the Land itself being retained
as further security thcrefor.) a certain
TRACT Or parcel Of LAND sebsYSe.
with its appurtenances, lying and beng in se99s9S&
the County OF Amherst. on both sides of 1YHS
Harris Creek, containing 3Oj acres, -
more or less; it being the Land on winch Am
brose Burord deceased, late of said County, resided
at the time of his death. The sale of said Land will
be made subject 10 the right OF doweror ~ wi low
Oi said Ambrose Burlorb in said Land. The tile Of
said Land with the exception Of the dover inter
est atoiesaid) is believed to be good, but acting
merely as the agents OF the Court the undefs sned
will not be responsible therefor.
EDMUND WINSTON. Commits.
WILLIS NJ. REYNOLDS. ( sioners.
June y ia
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Sale ola thoroughbred Colt.
TO ROAD CONTRACTORS.

an Saturday, the 9th day of July next, at the
OCourt House of Montgomery County, contracts
will be made for the clearing and opening of three
sections Gof five miles cach) Of the Lafayette and
ing'ess Ferry turnpike, commencing at the town
Of Lafayette.
BY order Of the Board,
r. ID. MONTAGUE, Secretary
June 10 Nv
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.V'OTICE.

NOTICE.
\ LII PERSONS INDEBTED to the es,at
n OF Daniel Leebrech decd, late of Nelson
county, lVa,,) are hereby requested to come imme-
diaiey forward for settlement, as no longer indul-
gence will in any case, be extended.
those who have claims against the said estate,
will please present them properly auhentica,e1
without delay otherwise this notice will be pleaded
in bar TO their recovery.
JOHN MELTON, admir-.
of DanuI Leebrech dec
June 81 o W.
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Law Books, &c.

~ IGHTI1 vol. Of Leehs Reports.
IL Daviss Criminal Law ton conIrHn
One superior copy Of Maria Edgewor'h's Works.
in 10 vols.
Besides numerous other Works.
Just rec,iv ed and for sale by
EDWARD ECHOLS.
June 10 is
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June 10


COMMISSIONERS S.1LE Of L.4.V'D.
DURSUANT TO decree Of the County Court
Il of Campbell, pronounced in the Chancery suit
Of Smart and others, Plaintiffs, against Farss and
others. Defendants the unders gned COMMISSIONS,
therein named and appointed, will on the 18th day
of July, 1889, on the premises expose TO sale, by
way fpubc auction, Tor cash, the following Lands
situated in the County Of Campbell, now occupied
by William Canada, to wit: FL acres, subject to
the dover interest of Mary Price. late Mary Fariss,
widow of Benjamin Farss, deceased. Also 26s
acres, being the balance ofthe real estate belonging
to the estate OF the said Benjamin Farss. deceased.
Acting as Commissioner, the undersigned will only
convey the purchaser purchasers such title as
is vested in him by said decree.
JOHN FARISS, Com.
June s t13ly
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WANTED two Apprentices TO the Tanning
w and Curryiug business.
DAVID HOFFMAN
Amherst Juns 81 is
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTSs
March esd, 1850.
WE are now receiving a very heary STOCK OF
w SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,

recently purchased in the NORTHERN and EASTERN
CITIES in LARGE LOIS, and upon such terms as WI
enable us to make il the interest Of those not Wish
ing to buyyery largely, to purchase their Goods.
this market. =.
We respectfully solicit an examination OF sess
BURTON & R0DEs
March o5
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ELOUR-As uperio rlot of good Mountain Flour
Il for sale by HUNT d MARTIN.
Mayo is
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WE ~. GOODS.

"E ARE now receiving our supply Of
w SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
which comprise large and general assorlment.-
The public are invited 10 call and examine stock
which will be offered at prices that we think will
be satisfactory. TURNER & BURWELL.
April 8 4wif Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01
POLITICAL.

The subjo'ned article from he Charleston Courier,
deserves the attention of impartial Southern men.
llpaocs Mr.. Clay in his true position before tho
peunlo,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-10-24
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
ANTE COUNTY.

To all persons interested IN the ksal T.S'i
JOSEPH CAsroN, deceased --Gieetfngi
xTOU are hereby cited to be and Y
before the Probate Court Of sala ~
N The fourth Monday in October nex'I
chew cause, if any you can, why the
shonld not be sold, to-wit,--Lot oil iracI
Section No. 10, Township No. 2, O. ia
East, continuing 595 $4,000 Acrss'-ras
south West quarter of Section No, 3
shin 2, Of Range 3 East, containing 10 -
Eacres,-also the North West quarter q I
| "a, in Township 2, OF Range r1S., ~. ).
inc 1853 $500 acres,--aiso tho NC ep
quarter Of Section "a Township = o.
East. containing 1853 $4,000 Of an acre 81
The North East quarter OF Section ,so.
sh;n 2. Of Range 2 East, containing VI y
Said Lands lying in the county any 0.a.
said, and subject to the widows -. n0W Tso
: .S En-, Judge Of the Probate NM y
: Ny< said county, the fourth MoH
9 August, A. p. 1883;
7, ISSUED, 2s'h Angus
.. s. B. DAVIS, u
10 oo,, ,aso S6wGs
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-10-24
NOTICE.

r. the November Term o. ths Probate
"A conr, Of Amite County, | Wit present my
( VA C,r final settlement and allowance a.
s eo 'd;on Of Mary W. Rogers, formerly MARY
U ~ G.'a;n & Thomas w Griffin, at wh'cl
w III those interested can attend II inc.
think proper MApy WAGNER.
Sept esd, 1899 %
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-10-24

BY virtue Of the power IN me VeS'eu, 10
Sheriff OF the county Of Amlte, and otate OF M''
sissiupi, do hereby give public notice vha' ,
Wi, proceed to hold an election at Inc u'ne'en'
nrecincts in the county Of aforesaid Oh inc
iirst Monday and day following IN NoVe"oe.
next. for the purpose of elec,lng state anu anu
County officers equired by the Constitution
md laws ofthis State, viz: a.,
Governor, Chancellor, ! ClerN oe 'ae
Circuit Court, 2 members OF Congress, l o'alt
Treasurer, Clerk Of the Probate Court, Au
diior of Public Accounts, Secretary OF o'a."
Tax Collector, Senator, Sherlh, ! oou"''
Treasurer, 2 Representatives, Coroner
Ranoer. / Judge Of Probate, County Survey
~, & Police Members,-and 10 Justices o. u"
Peace, to-wlt: ,r1;ho.,, and Zio
Hil.-2 Justices Of the Peace.
District No, 9, composed OF lo''' ="
ThicL ,voods.--2 Justices OF the Peace
j. District No. 8, composed OF loloeftS'-
c Justices of the Peace r c;,h,s ar
n District No. 4, composed OF o''''' o.
d s,urlock's,--2 Justices oil The Peace'
l. District No. 5, composed OF llcKla"'-'
T. Justices Of the Peace. ,L;, a
,e Given under my hand and seal, this .
ii of October, 1889. , s,,s r. 81
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-10-24
nv ALEXANDER G. McNUTT,

nv ALEXANDER G. McNUTT, i
Governor of the State Of Mtss'ss,Pp' 4
To THE SHrRlEF OF ANTE CouNry,--o resting
NV HEREAS, have received lnlo 'aI T.
" ton that vacancy has occorfoT "a! q
,ho ot6ce Of Judge Of the Third Judicla, pis
'~ic,. by the resignation of the hon Sam1'
Wolker.-l do therefore issue this wr,t eu'no'
zng and requiring you to hold an e'eGa'o" ~ ~
80 county on the fourth and min Gays "
November next, to Gil said vacancy anu ~ :;
moreover enioin you TO conduct tno '0'"O
every respect conIormabIy TO law - se,
In testimony whereof, | have ncfeun' S,o,e
NV hand and caused the great seal Of inc go a".
10 hc affixed, at Jackson, this S2nd Gay " ~
80, A D. 1889, and Of the sovereignty o. Tvs
! State of Mississippi the 'wen'y''"''u'
4 BY the Governor; r. McNuTT.
,rro,, p WOODWARD, sec'y. of State
STATE OF MIsslss!PPl,l
Amite County. \
nv v;r,ue Of the above stated writ o. eAe'
- me directed by A. G. McNutt, Gove
% 'O"' ~ The state aforesaid, an election will
y held at the different precincts 10 sala cIu' ~
y !, ~ ,be frs, Monday and day following N y
Z yanber next, for The purpose OIL olecilhg 1uus
- ~ tho Third Judicial District, to MI the VaGu
y ~ accustomed by the resignation OF tho no
lanes Walker; and do appoint the ABOVE ;.s, "
med managers 10 superintend said election
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-10-24
NOTICE.
Given under my hand and seal, this end o.
October, 1889. , ,,,r RI q,
" ALEXANDER G. McNuTT,

By ALEXANDER G. McNUTT,
Governor of the State'cf Mississippi
Ta,rEE SHERIFF OF ANTE CoUNTY,--Greetlng
have received lntorma'loN
" tina, vacancy has occurred 10 tho
oece Of District Attorney OF the Third JUDI
ciul District, by the resignation OF u T. Cage,1
/ do therefore issue this writ authorizing anu
recurring you to hold an election IN your coon-
~ on the first Monday and day following IN
November next, TO fill SAID vacancy; ana | 40
moreover enIoin you to conduct the same IN all
RESPECTS coniormaoIy 10 law, and make due re-
urn thereof TIC the Secretary OF State -
In testimony whereof, have hereunto SGT
INV hand and caused the great seal OF the STATE
~ ha affixed. al Jackson, this 3lst day oil Au-
Gust. A. D. 1859, and Of the sovereignty OF inc
State of Mississippi the twenty-thlrd.
Tuo's. B. WOODWARD, Sec'y. OF State.
STATE OF MIsslssIpPI,l
Amite County.
BY virtue Of the above writ OF election 70 me
a;rec,ed from his excelency, a. g; McNnt''
ICovornor of the State aforesaid, an eection
will be held at the different precincts III An'"
county, on the first Monday and day ioi,owine
in November next, for the purpose o, eiec, y.
District Attorney of the Third judicial D'S
t,ict, in place of c. C. Cage, resigned; ana
do anpoint the above named maagefs 10 suPci
Intend said election. .o,,..
Given under my hnnd and seal this 2nd ga
of October, 1889. :, 80 n 81
STATE OF MlSSfSSlPPl,l
ANTE COUNTY. !
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-10-24

To dill persons interested in the Real Estate 2
GIDEON LARD, deceased,-Greeting;:
VTOIT are hereby cited to be and appeal
4 before the Probate Court OF said count
an ~ the 4,h Monday of November next, an
chew cause if any you can, why the sam
sn ns,,d ~, ba sold, yiz:--The North East quaI
,er Of Section 80, Township 8, of Range
East, containing l54 75-loo Or Also Inc HHa
East quarter of Section No. 80, i oN ).
Range s, East, containing l54 "a, 100; and y
South West quarter of The South West quaf''
If Section 90, and the South West quarter
South East quarter of Section 49, ana inc I .
baIfof the South West quarter Of Secnon 2
IN Township No. 8, of Range NO 3, EAST co
tanning 1856 70 100 acres
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-10-24
COMMISSION BUSINESS.

,uE undersigned having formed on the
nth April last,a co-parlnersh'R iol 'ho
u lion of n GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS
"als"o o;,y or Natchez, under the firm oil MEL
~ MN M CANNON s. Co, beg leave 10 oner
49, - services for the storage, sale or snip
'"o', or every description oil merchandise.
"e IT, warehouse and sheds, opposite he h.S
nv; Rail Road Depot, are Of brick and gre
nro6t and capable o! holding seVerol '''00S""0
bales Of cotton. :, 0, will hc
O"' An advance to q reasonable amount WIZ &c
made upon Cotton shipped by themi ou' '"e
"o,,on will be sold to meet the bill, drawn uPo"
the same. at maturity. :nLo
wy al cases, the nett proceeds of sales VIII DC
AeId sacred, subject to owners order racn
"e, NJ lot Of Cotton shipped by them 10 inc me
t Lol.o of SMITH g. voorhees,, New Orleans, VIII,
ho soI5 seneratoly--ihereby avoiding the oo
20 objectionable mode Of averaging prices
md the nett proceeds RENTED IN specie or Soo'
rnrrcncy as may be preferred. r,1DN
WIN. CANNON.
LOYAL S. POND.
Refer TO in Nalchez,
Gen. Jno. A. Quitman, 'oh' N.Y. oU:'i;.
3onh y Merrill. DR.. Elias Ogdcr
New York.
-. p;.hor&Co Morris Roblnso
Wo v, y'vn,,,'nre g. Co. John R Marshal
Huntsville, Kentucky,
Pope, Davis & Co.. ,: Co.,o" " WIS
ST. Louis, Missouri,
Edwards, Ralsln d Co
October 8, 1889,
NOTICE.
~uRING the prevalence of the epld EN-
one of,he firm may al all times DC lou
- Washington, where particular a'ten1'
will be given to any business entrusted
them, --------
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-10-24
NOTICE.

A r. the November Term, s39, OF the FRO
a hate Court of Amite, will sHrrena ae'
"a ad,onis,ra,ion, and state an account on 'n'
n,yo,e Of Cornelius Wilmington, dec'' ana ash
a dlSc""'s0 " VIM CAUSEY, Admir-. Of
Cornelius Wilmington
cou,on,her Ia, 1889.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-10-24
NOTICE.

n FILTERS testamentary having been gran
tad to the undersigned by the Probate
ta11, of Ami,e County, at the September Term'
a GIO persons u having claims against said Estate
All p arss"nt them duly authenticated within the
time prescribed by law, or 'ney VIII " '0'0'~
barred ,,,,pc cNyIJE.
]. NJ SMILEY,
R. P. SMILEY,
Executors.
September 26, 1889 ooWO
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IR III, R @ TT o ~ s. =

8 "a 3 9 u 7 o W s. :
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Amlte County. } II
TNHE Board Of Police for the County anu
State aforesaid, having failed TO appolni
ll1soectors for the General Election TO be helo
Ion the first Monday and day following IN NO
vcmber next,-Therefore by virtue OF 'he
mower in me vested, as Sheriff, do hereby APP
non, the following named persons, to serve as
Iusnecors at the several precincts III :a'oI
'IConntv and State aforesaid on the first Mon
day and day following IN November n'"'' va
II. p Butler,
LIBERTY, (Wm. &. Harrel,
Nathan Chalfant'
wv. Bolin,
i, TIcRFAw, Lem. wan
trhos. Holden.
, (W. B. llailes,
sprRtocx's, Wm. C. Butler,
q. N. Burriss.
d ED. Smith,
SMITHS, }Wm. Adams,
a limo. Adams.
If Up. Hughes,
ZION HILL, }G P. Butler,
(Wm. F.Caln.
(R. Longmire,
:, ToLBERT's, VIM +. Claugh'on'
NJ David Taylor
~ (Ben. Anderson,
id TobER's, wv. Jackson,
m D. Cox.
Tvs Ono. Gunby,
NC TVrcKwoops, )John Reaves,
Jno Smiley.
90 Given under my hard and Sea'' ms IL
$ u day ofSeptember, 1889 c,,r sh,r r. 81
the t. w. MchNlGHl, ohn' w. ~
Oh, We, the undersigned, ireehoiders IN the co..
] to ~ of ANTE and State aforesaid, do approve
ton !. he above appointment. Given under {
nor hands and seals, this 9th Sept 1889 ,,,,,, n
h""'' "'' 0. w. CAULFElLD
q IS CHA'S. X. WEBB,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-02-23

The Globe Of Thursday night contains six
column speech Of Mr.. Norveii, purpoaing TO be on
Mr. cri,iendsn's bill, to prevent Federal officers
from interfering in elections.
must excite smile bordering on the ridcu-
loni, with all those who are acquainted with the
whole political history Of the two Senators, to see
Mr.. Norvelieaching Mr.. Rives what Democracy Is,
which he assumes To do In his speech. John
Norvell TO teach w. @. Rives Jeffersonian and
Madisonan Republcanism! "God save the mark !"
as Mr.. Richie says.
In one respect there isa striking contrast between
Mr.. Norvell and Mr.. Rives. Mr.. Rives, has ON
more than OCCASION declined the highest Offices
In the gin Of the Government when rendered TO him.
Mr.. Norvell has been an officer Of the Federal Go
vernment; and can he say that he has not been an
anxious expeclant Of appointment to Office for some
months past in which he has been disappointed; and
that his attack Mr. Rives, was 10 render more
ceplable service, and thereby establish claim for
what he has SO long been seeking from the hands Of
the Executive
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-02-23

IN. Possessed Of rare natural talents, highly accom-
Isbed by reading and cultivation, with re'nsfSsp's
ree OF character, vyacity oil Imagination anu ene,sy
az will will not be subject OF surprise 'hst o1lns
The agla,ions that fernenting IN tho norh OF sp
immediately after the French Revolution she was one
oG the few females whose social position and peson'
qualities gained them admission 10 the secret sociei''
which were conspiring 10 rid Italy OF the dominon "
foreign despoism, aud to unite the whole o. n
liiu and unhappy land under single sove'es" of ma
might again restore to q rank amidst ihe sy rdor
lions But we are not aware OF any others wno - go
carried them beyond the private mac i,hsad
spiracy 10 the actual field Of battle ana eoo n ,h
In The attempted rising Of August, 49, snI. ~ he
engagement with the Austrians o. no ouy readers
Rimiai in which il will be remeh'o Il. .andnc,sd
that young Louis Bonspare J,a savere sahre
herself w,h great psllanlry, and feeeNeu seeo aoe
heiseh WIN e ~ ber head, from an Austrian dra-
s''oNe on ule however though nameless. the justice
So, " -. Jone TO state that ne DID not Know her 10 be
,om,n ! and 10 her fall TO ihe ground her night arm
n, hy The weight oil her horse falling upon II.
m s".oected her disguised participation in this
not be proved. aud after her recovery from
oand, she spent two rears in her fathers house in
El,,enee though under vigllant surveillance. This
suIted in the interrogation OF letter TO her, secre
,,y Of one Of the sections Of the Society Of In JeRe
nahs" which made apparent that she could disclose
II, entire organization in Tuscany. She accord
nvly required either beiray her associates, or to quit
Florence piihia ftrsHfy- four hours. Her choice be-
tween these two alternatives does not need TO be stated
She found present asylum under the protection Of the
Queen Of the French; and it is under tho auspices Of
The French flag, and the highest guarantees Of the
commences Of her title to American sympathy and
friendship in all points Of view, OF character, conduct
family and position, that she is now here, in the coun
try 10 which she has always looked her natural home
OF refuge and protection, Her letter to Cogressal
ready before the public presents her case 10 that body
and 10 the country with elegance and eoquence to
which we can add nothing further support her simple
and dignhcd appeal the generous magnanimly OF tho
qrea, nation ..christened her own language by
The ancestor who has bequeahcd her. as 10 IT, his I'M
perishable name.