The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-17

IT, ~. n1blSIeI :"
~ fA FIVE Dollars, #
. q. !, III si1 invariably be
|EI8
4 ior September
bUgL.
ally have a strong
dislike to see either
.srploymepts in their
l5rsigners, and it is .
Sometimes, however,
,cn--generally Poles.
ENSfs: a during my rambles'
|n' ,,taIion, quartered IN
lsturan village, in
's'aa t,reigners, a French
Tn The former. whose
/. Aa.as rns Victor, was ine,.
Be RT fellow. well educated,
|IlsS1o, 1oIished, whom a love
nn Induced to enter the
His greatest fault
Dcommon among your
.--lfE meu-a headlong,ra
Is e Eing, especially when a
/ t. ,s4 h vine, or otherwise
les cevs' caused him to wound
| ( I 1--WE unintentional, but
/ IS offence to his friends
IS. ~. Il demonstrated with
giisipsi rben in cool blood, he
ps sifng, which he would
E08 80 all into, the very same
hen heated by CONVEX
ed by the least contra
mr., y ipski, the Pole, was of
eDs IN y I n. character. He was
low If a veteran soldier, to
che. lhough little more than
|idsncs age, FIVE and twenty
I4rns.
. psoa ave him fair title. Tall
|hIiD6s / IN frame, Injured to ia
have s. lied in all military exer-
|ltely ne no! less terrible IN the
|D,a $. lie and amiable in quar-
Mai = lae best-hearted crea
End It sH, and although with
E 1al g bis pay to live upon,
10 10 share his last dollar
2lss b. By disposition some
be would sit for hours,
& Egou bis hand and a large
y shs in his mouth, listening
/ mi salon, but rarely taking
|ary exc Il vas still in the prime
Fsst 9 and although the shake
sas = ~ he hair from his tenn
- head, it sull curled thick
TON the top and back of his
Esnta strong and very light-col-
:,I.l lerontrasted with the dark
49, ~ his 6ne face had boon
.sins aud rains of twenty
|5ALE The strangest thing about
|La dialect. 1t was a mixture
|sarpI dozen languages, picked
|nieI various services through
|olun pI bis own, could he speak
gree Of accuracy. Some
. vg, he made himself un-
nd, as nothing ever often
vas often a source of great
10 bis comrades to laugh at
'h' pOlyglot idioms.
= printed with one or two
|toDs be battalion, and l deter
r. niih a coapie Of DAYS al
h d npose from the fa:igues
'nvelling on a Spanish
over detestable roads.
IL tnsiuted with Cyrzinski
he'd that We had some mu.
il another country, and ar
hi aidly ensued. Although
b IN which the battalion wa
vas a mere collection Of cot
M bad nothing to reccomment
|aaI beauty Of the surrounding
pc Grind my time pass so agree
allowed several days 4
ahodt thinking of departure
II nags were spent in riding
ai lOunging. with an occa
y at the foils, or touch &
Nmg; aud in the evening
LEI Victor, the Frenchman,tw
u S'anlsh officers, and mysel
% RaIy to meet at the quartz
4 = other Of the party, for II
81 'aOversatlon, and the discu
r. 'oEl Of mnlled wine.
+ On the eighth evening aft
At the village, and we We
Din the room Of Don Julit
AOfhcer whom | had Eorme
lat NJ. For three
past troops had been da'
tom different quarters in Q
occupying strong positlC
ne village was the central a
S'Oesd peint. Several thu
geo we're assembled in I
Rnghemlets, or bivo sackine
awhile to our front a strl
.'ss had established their pi,
" little more than rhusket-s
y. Nothing was expected
wing day. as both sides y