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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-26

{ COMMISSION BUsINESS-The subscri-
- Der, after an experience of many years in the
sales OF Tobacco at Shockoe Warehouse, offers
nus services to the Planters and Dealers in To-
sacco IN Virginia and North Carolina, to sell To-
oacGo Wheat and Flour on commission. All
produce entrusted to him shall have his strictest
aauention. Ofhce-in front Of Shockoe Ware
muse: JNO. M. SHEPPARD, JR.
richmond, Dec. "a, l8A.-c2m
WIN. FRAZIER, ATTORNEY AT Law, Staun-
II. ton, Va.-Relirins from the Legislature, at
a;e close Of the present session, will, in future
give his undivided attention to the practice
y, ms profession. He practises in the Superior
aaa Inferior Courts Of Augusta and adjacent
sounlles and in the u s. District Court tor West
:" va, holden at Stanton. Feb. 20-d4ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-26

SOUTHERN MEDICAL REFoRMER: A
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Georgia, devoted to the Exposition, Defence and
Advancement Of the Thomsonian or Reformed
Medical Principles and Practice.
aTru,hs, that the Theorist could never reach,
And observation taught US, we would teach"
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TEams-The "Southem Medical Reformer'
will contain 16 large, closely printed, octave
pages and be issued semi-monthly, on fine super
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yr All orders and communications must be
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To Clubs, Agents and Others
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Is 20 90 80 " 100 90
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Any person procuring One Hundred Subscrib-
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shall be entitled TO one Free Course of Lectures in
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individuals feeling an interest in the advance
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ing the first No. should subscribe Immediately.
r Postmasters and Physicians are respectful
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send as a list Of all the Thomsonians in their
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It's.
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COMMISSIONERS OrEIcE,

WILLIAMSBURG, Jan. %, ISlo.
The parties interested in the foregoing orders
or DEGREES are hereby notified that have appoint
ed Saturday, the lst day OF March next, to take
the several accounts thereby directed 10 be taken,
a, my Office in the City Of Williamsburg. On
which day and place, BY ten o'clock in the fore
noon, the said parties are desired to attend with
the necessary vouchers, papers and testimony to
enable me 10 carry the said orders or DEGREES
into effect accompanied by The original DEGREES
and this notice.
SAMUEL SHIELD, Com'r
Ero|, 1o,NdhJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-26

r. A meeting OF the Democratic party Of the
county of Henrico will be held at their court house
ON Monday, the Sd day Of March, that being the
first day Of the quarterly term OF the County
Court for the purpose of appointing Delegates 70
nominate candidate TO be supported BY the Re-
publican party OF this district a. the ensuing e'ee:
ton,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-26
coNGnEss--ad SEES

On motion OF Mt. BANKS,
The House then adjourned sine die.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-26

A message was received from the Senate, as
follows
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-18

pOWDER, SHOT, &c.
Il 1000 kegs Dupont's Sporting and Blasting Powder
Shot and Bar Lead
500 kegs Nails
IRON AND srEEf-A large and general Of Iron and
Steel. For sale by
aP WORKMAN. MeGRUDER a co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-18
TO THE LADIES.

VIRGINIA WARBLER "A new collection
OF ratnn'ie NATIONAL Naval Martial Professional Con.i-
vial Humorous Pabstic. sentena and new .onx. The
best isea'on OF sost' ever pssishsd in
ac and hnstreisy are a. old that and
gives them uterance-tb- heart man.
10 gaiy IN many and cultivate all wider
ns "e NAN purpose OF tie collection Jua
for sale by J. W. RANpoI PHI a 90 ~
~ - 12i Main
w KAPPlNG PAPER, for tea, hardware, dry
goods shoes. drugs, common Cap and Letter.
ne Enseiope Yellow and Blue, Medium DENY Ledger
&c; for sale At low prices by
my NJ DAVENPORT 4 arrpx
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-18
E0LIAN,
OR, ORGAN PIANO FORTE.

VIE undersigned having been appointed by Mesrs Nuns
Ca New York agent in this city the newIy
invented HoLiAN PlANo foRTE, for the inspection al
the pubic one OF these Instruments which
per schr. Courier.
rms uuy wonderfa improvement public
snion throughput this and England been over
maed In its advantages In the remarks which
have spontaneously appeared in tbs public prints.
The combination OF the Organ the Piano FORTE is de-
sderaiun long sought for The Inventor NJ Coleman ha,
successfully contaminated this combination aordns 10 the
former the facility OF producing the either or both
men NJ will Its application degree upairs the tone
or construction OF the Piano Porte simplicity OF is ne
chani warrants the assertion remain perfect for many
years nj the time aodng facilities fer tuning the Piano
Forte. e A' 'iA"o
The oian can be attached modern Plano Forte a
an OF from 500 $780, according number Of
IN ADDITION TO the expenses Of transportation.
The undersgned prepared orders for the ap
faho fories OF to have the former attached
Also received by same packet Piano from the above
superior makers which VIII be sold reduction from former
prices and upon good and
h,ed 70 De al least equal not SUPERIOR IN
"e " oa"s p II TAYLOR,
mn ~ Music Store opposite the Ranks
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-18
FOR THE LADIES.
MORE CHEAP PUR1ICaTIoYs.

PUBIIEATIONS,
FUNHE Young Brides Book; The Village Be1s
Il Scion Grind or the Thunderstruek Hypoerle
The Mosaic Workers a ~ Venice
Sydney Smith. ~ ~ "
The Club Book and other Temperance tales by Arthur
The Maiden story by T. g. Arthur.
Nan Darrell or the Gipsey Mother, by Miss Pickering
The oregon Territory; the Brish Claim. IN
the oregon Territory in opposition TO the peonons the gov
eminent Of the United States ~ America Table and Map
Of the Territory by Thomas Fa'coner Eco.
The Mysteries OF Bondon-comp.ete
Eight fayourite Polka dances, for I2l cts
Music from the Bohemian songs and three niece. 6or
f'N-''~'-~
Music Of the Ethiopian seeBadcrs songs and set Of Co
tllons for IS cts W w
The Love Match, the and Mrs Tom Todd BY
Henry Coekon. Esq. 1900 -
ran M The Chemistry OF Vegetable and Physslogy BY
DR. G. +. Murder, price 2s cts 'e'' -
my 30 NASH a wnnnUoIIsr "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-18

hOGER BACON,
M HEN ne said that Astronomy nobIest rar Of
the Science of Medicine. reFanied as
sublime truh but which Is held Scientific word as
mere vagay OF warped brain diseases years pro-
nouneed neura have been made yield accumulated
ledge and skill IN their treatment
AGUE AND FEVER,
One Of the greatest seourges Of wen man with soo
petite for long incurab but The uning
efforts and medical skin o Doctor r. Rowand Of Phdphs
few brought remedy which Ia
the aacy q such opinion Rowand Tonic MIXTURE
ealy the coBquerer Of Ague and Fever.
For sale by the agents
IS CAyNOp tyoon a m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-18

PIANOS SOLD ON TRIAL.
To be returned n net good.
62zeH< BEING fully satisfied as to the real
Hff II excellence of the kind Of Piano Fosrr..
when We have been selling many years-we . eo,,,...
hen Tor sale the proposed above viz D.
40 one can run the least risk buying Piano OF us nav
are every thing that represent them To be.
rover sweetness and briiancy tone are happlv b,ea
au the elegance taste and durability workmanship are n n,
highest state Of art. - - -
we oner great advantages the purchaser the vav of se,
uon-aving always hand assortment At yarou,
"a - NASH a. woODHOUsE,
De Is No 49, Main ST. the the old Easi- Ho,el
SMrIHs WHooPING COUGH sYRUP-A fanher ,u.-s,
~ Jls received per steamboat Columbus JoHNsToNs
~ - lis, hain
Ancient Egypt. 49, =
III TX Monuments HeroEyphcs History and Areh~op,v -
oihef subjects connected r.
Geo Ghddoh, late US. Consul Cairo Prie. IS eests
ap24 NASH a tyoonuoI,.v
pRAZIbANDHAY. SUGAR -
- 30 bags Brazil White SUGAR
eoIes Havana do-I.andinx and for ale by
mn ~ DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN.
CENTS HANDSOME DRESS MOROCCO BOOTS.
WARRANrED good and viii well NJ the low price o
W Three and four dollars Cali gentlemen you
Thing cheap aAd good
J " PUNTEy d WAITE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-18
VOLUME 81 NUMBER rls
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPfrAi.

DHAA'sOan A0OA mVOIIIAxR
North FREDERICK sire "a. manahases
ON THE RfoBr nsXD SfD (,otSy5 nor Il 81 %sSSS
sTEEkT. Two DOORS BRoS THr cnarnS
Nv HERE may be o,Sancd the No. -,
w ,rm.av sx e,,...,. - s,.s-. - 1911
,... 49,. \. -. - -,.. 49, srIeser~~ 49, -
.,muso,, an s~ervs I,--~- ~ H"hsy~ - s~~y -
A CURE WARRANTED OR NO cuApor - ~
IN ERov oSI, TN .r,gr IN soe 49,
A.. ' MN ONr. IL AWO DAYS W -
AHenoonee yrom ~ TIE DovnflR I'LL 10 = 49,.
DIR. IOuNCTAN
A mamie, M IN. -, 60, LLANS YIN
Aposh~e.rx>, u,n 800. ~ sesecss ae<nees - -
sg.- in the q ni,-d sr. NAV - s "ns o. " - 80
10 the human fr,n., Ma, NO.. " -. hnesa.s
r..~..y IN an e.-ssSA
xr., ~. ,,,.-,aa.l ... 1850
ineibed the seeds q tins pspfI ,.~s.~ n -. - - -
=, n,;uea 80. ~ go. - 700 ofsrn happ>M Aas
.nnl,,g ,e ~ - - 49, OF sseoveU esten IN 49,
one beft,,ns h,,, ~. ,s - 80 rep~efasy q
1000 !. -. m " eoernnsoes synpss9 - b
s.s - w. .ppeafanee. such AZ ucsr.ssd thro.s
-. -. I'm IN .ne mead and hnhs, dInssDss
800 a.. - .,,, mn pooes ana arms ssoteAss ssus
palate Of IN. mouth or ne ss,.s ~ - ,sS
and die victim Of tins b,eomcs h.-rS .S,
pus n p-riod N M. sr-.so.s
serisng hiupto rba bourne ~h.pre No
therefore Dr. IoussroS p'adss- an..a 70 p~.,T. =.
safe and speedy 10 Unfortunate vr, ~
.ae- -' ''''s
10 nseispehob fact hat Gan victim, a. a..
es.sse owing 70 the unskinlne 49, ~. -
NJ uat deadly poison mereiry, eonsttntou - .,,s
no me anoftnna sunsscr 10 uniine gzve or e.
FATAL MALADY.
30 T.xt NorIer-rhc~e haye injured
solutions BY certain praetes speedily cured -
Mhaia pity that young the Mn eouuv - -
darling Of his should be meow an n -
enydens OF LIE BY the FINN ~. 10 -
fore contemplating
MARRIAGE. f-l
Should reject thata sound mind body ar, m, NM
REQUISITES promote eonnubsl happiness Indeed ibou, -
ha. H. % eeoa'es weary ptsrimaxr, pro.peef
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-18
WOOD LAND NEAR RICHMOND.
FOR SALE.

'I>HE subscriber is authorised to eel we'll
- wooded tact Of Land. Brsdse Road . az .
e OF the corporation Jbe purehass might sasv esar N,
land from The sals a the wood mizh bss ,h-
and 70 any degree Of ferig b. n.h.s os
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-18
PERlODlCAl.s ron JUnE.
BALL L PERKINS

HAVE received the following Works for June:
IA
Gnham'' Magazine se..a Essraynr, aud portr. Of Rp
fus w. Gnsx.t. IS
Arthurs Ladies Magazine. hne Paes Is en-.
Godeys Magazine and LAdy'- En~r.v.r. Fash
ions and Plate Of Ladies' Rd.nx Drese. IS en-. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-18
FOR NEW ORLEANS

MIX X w L. + Nc
=" ~ II N ~ U
LIBBY = Line OF rseksts between Reh.so.d and
NV Orsns w CONNIE nos tseir regular
~ w, oe eoanp.sa o, nc following vc~eis
barqne BACHELOR, Capt lirsAn Ho.rur
brs ohLEANs Capt W.. sxrrz.
Brig JOSEPHINE, Capt Jo. Go.rr.o.
month We can win coincidence s"m.S NJ ,rs sss
hs public A. they wce bah viii insure
a. 70" any oer vses and commanded stnady and dis
efee' men OF long experience The trade freight
having very superior Accommodations aud
passengerR apply 70 J. FISHER 4 RON or
. HAsKINs 4 LIBBY.
AN freight nom the country for the above viii be
orwarded
vnaiare. Up. g.
p0 or HAL.
CHEAT N uIsaINS - !. :. a.. -. :. -
THIRrgHNTu stPyfy RUS az soS oOS'
49,. =, 'o'rh, ihis sEAsoN
n II I..v.-.. ~ - - 49,
II ., "ui oPeh 'his morning, from
aon ~ onef sAes ue following very cheap Goods
81, .n. - ss $4,000 'of - cents worth at
hen Illuminated bazorines 3!t worth SOC
an s.hefne' % and sst een. cost 10 import coarse
bareee shawis, yds square, for sl.25
Ieshorn Boanets. ESQ. a.Os and 2so
straw Bonnst, al prices
Saheoss D. o. ., 10, lst cts and finer
bonnet Zap AMI Neck Ribbons
A. rowen, "reahs and Lace Goods
eaP Domestic brown and beaehed ahnrs and Sheet
ouon oInaeurss Apron and Furniture Cheeks Linen
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-18
RICHMOND. VA. JUNE IS. 1895,
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

rsans - sssscsruosTo Cny esss ~ ysss,
- for shorter psriod By ALI eieay.hs ID
IN easss. In sdvsnes. CfItr SOW TlgE
asvpausss-ror nneea lines Cor ss.as;
NO Insertions u iai three Insertions q 50; aadsvs
ins Insertion. ~ Il, -i.f trs.r ..s. -..-
Tsansisas savsussp pay IN sdvssos II.
Ts ssssr q n.srssous Of Advesenens sossd o. IL
Ms thsy viii be ins-d ordered 70 Be stopped ana char
- sseorAnsE W Orders 70 stop also be writing
Annual Advertisers charged ESQ lines ana IN that
pupooa Cor embellishments greater length; s.esp, Aue-
uos.en s< Lottery Dealers who charged $780, paper In.
shsdsd)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-18
CHEAP DRY GOODS!
MAY 2l. 1915,

AN opennf this morning rceosd supply Of Spring
bought nj very reduced prices which 20 per
low fofner for
ton enables me tn Offer them such prices Amongst my
sortnent b foand-
Handsome Baizo<Bes. only J7le- pc I'd
BalLorine Lawns and Musips, Isi TO 37te
soar yis Calico. from sic hpest
sur~r Irish LiDen<, 3I4e osI9s pryd
Bir.ehed and Brown Cattons 81 10 u pr yd
bod Ticking. Ch-eks ssd Brown Linens
Blue and yellow Nankssn M. Ito Isie DC yd
srs bd'd ayie soring Cassmeres, very cheap
harseins and sain ves,ings
Cotton and Linsn Goodp, for boy, vear
ht>Canbries. Musins Lawns
bonnet Rhands. Flower ne.
And many other goods equally cheap for cash.
ny2s No T. Main ,,r,e, oooo-,,. IN. M,,,.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-18

VNDlGO-3 ceroons Caracas Indigo, of supe
IL ror quality receiving for sale by
my 10 INIOES A
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-09
From the n. Y. Mirror.
WILLIS, LETTERS FROM EUROPE.
NUMBER FOUR.

Powers statue of the Greek Slaw--Great
Western Rar, all lndsor Cas,e-Read.
ing-Mss Mtford's re.idcnce-A rural sub.
j-ct for Mount, The artist-EngiSh surliness
Of Macready's friends towards Mr.. Forrest,
etc. etc.
Ny DEAR MunRus-l took advantage Of the
long interval between the packets of the i,h
and 10Th. to consign my precious companion to
thc rural vicaragc in the neighbo,hri of Ok
Grd, which is to be her future home ] am now
in London, alone. These two or three days of
mental h!rncss have quite restored my brain
to working condition, believe, and now lie, me
see wha, have to say royou.
Powers statue Of the Greek slave" is one of
the topics of London, a, this moncn,, and, in
my opinion il il iare as we'll, as to preservation.
as the Venus de Medlcis, il viii be more adm.
red than ,ha, first martle OF the world, when
London shall be wha, Rome is now. Power
should be idolized by woman for the divine type
of her. by which he has now elevated mrn's
ideal ur the SEX. Tha, 50 wonderfully beauti.
iul thing can be ,rne to na,ure-,I.s, this ,l.
vine mould is .rQnrs, pnahly like some women
lis a conviction that must strike every belrnhl.
or, at the same time tina, it makes him thank
G'd that lee is torn one uf lhls"kind" and makes
hun adore woman more intensely then bpiore
This Greek slave stands for sale IN the Turkish
bazaar. Her dress hangs over the pillar against
which she leans, and she is nude with the cN
cep,ion of The chain hung from wrist To wrist
II is gfl OF elghleen, ol beauty JUS, perfect.
ed.
! A particular criticism OF the figure and limb.
would hardly be interesting To those who are
no, to see the statue, and can only speak o
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-09
SPEAK GENTLY,
By MaSser 4 EiseIy.

Speak gently lit is better far
To rule by love, than fear
Speak gently--let no harsh words mar
The good we might do here
Speak gently Love doth whisper low
The vows that true hearts bind;
And gently friendships accents flow;
Affections voice is kind.
Speak gently to the little child!
Its love be sure 10 gain;
Teach it in accents son and mild -
1t may not long remain
Speak gently TO the young, for they
Will have enough to bear
Pass through this life as best they may,
lis full of anxious care.
Speak gently to the aged one,
Grieve uet the care worn heart,
The sands life are nearly run,
Let such in peace depart,
Speak gently, kindly TO the poor;
Let no harsh toac he heard.
They have enough they must endure,
Withopt an unSind woId,
Speak gently to the errnrg--know,
They must have toiled in vain
Perchance unkinhness made them so;
Oh, win thea, back again,
Speak gently He who gave his life
To bend mans stubborn viii,
When elements were in fierce strife,
Said TO them. Peace, be still
Speak gently its little thing
Dropped III the hearts deep well;
The good, the Joy, which it may bring,
Eternity shall tell,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-09

M,Reirn ItE --"Deceive not one another
IN small things nur IN great. tne little single
lr has, Before row, disturbed a whole married
lite small cause has often great conse-
arences. Fold not the arms together and sit
IDLE i,az,nrss is the Devils cushion DO
nv, run much itom home. Oue's own health
is OF more worth than geld Manya marriage,
my friends, begins iIke the rosy morning, anG
thea fails away like snow wreath. And why,
my friends Because the married pair me-
gl,ct To he as well pleasing 10 each other alter
mnrrare Us before. EHdcsror always, my
ciuldreu, Ia please one another; but at The
same time keep God in your thoughts. Lavish
not al your love to-day for remember that mar
rage has i,s tomorrow, likewise, and It's day
after to.mnrrow, too. Spare, as one may say.
fuel Tor the winter Consider, my daughters,
what the word rife expresses. The married
woman is her husbands domestic faith in her
hand he must be able TO entrust the key uf his
heart, as we'll as the key of his eating room
His honor and his home are IN her keeping
his wcll'bemg is IN her hand. Think of,hls !!
And you, sons, be faithful husbands, aud good
fathers Of families. Act so that your wives
shall esteem and love you, Miss Bremer.
An apt quotation is like a lamp which hnss
1 . i ~ 4 1
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-09

How THEY GET TAR AND TuRPENTINE.--
The principal pursuits of the inhabitants in ina.
ny places near the sea coas, oC the Southern
States, is that OF getting turpentine. 1t is made
from the pines which there abound, almost To
the exclusion OF every other forest tree. Many
persons have no other means of livelihood
than this employment, especially those of the
poorer classes.
AS soon as the sap begins TO run in the sea-
son, a notch is made near the ront of the tree
to catch the turpentine. This is called boring
the tree Then it is dipped out, generally with
simple gourd into buckets, which are emptIed
into the barrels On the spot. These are ready
tor market as soon as they are filled.
Another small portion of the tree is pared of
and the sap again descends freely into these
ceptacles. Under this operation, pine will
usually live for SIX seven years, ana is used IT,
this manner until ii is thus deprived of its bark
and small portion OF it's trunk 10 the height Of
ten or fifteen feet.
One man II is calculated can attend to 200
boxes in a season, and will collect from lu0 10
l30 barrels OF turpentine in year. The old
trees, when they can yield no more turPenf'ne.
are cut up into small pieces, and then piled IN
heaps TO make tar, which rs only tnrPen'lne hea-
ted and smoked. The whole Is then covered
carefully with dirt, a smolherng fire Is kept up
beneath. As the wood slowly burns out, the tar
runs from beneath into cutters prepared for rs
reception.
While burning, the kiln Is carefully watched
day and night One hundred barrels OF tar are
usually made at one burning. When the kiln
is burned out. the charcoal still remains iIom
the wood, and becomes also an article OF use and
value.
! Have the courage to own that you are poor.
and you disarm poverty Of her sharpest sting
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-09
Escape OF Young Bonaparte from Italy,


You have seen the acc cunts of the arrival
some time since, of young Bonapsrte, to TAX,
poss ssion Of Bordcntown, the former residence
and property of Joseph Bonaparte. Mr. Mail
lard, the old secretary ofthe ex.King, and his
son, reside at Borden,own, with the young
Prince Canino, as is his title. There is quite
romantic incident connected with this, for the
truth OF which you may safely rely The estate
at BorGen,own was bequea,hed to the Young
Prince, with the exception Of comfortable
ther Of Canno resolved that he should not take
possession of his property. Fearing ,ha.
through his prodigality the estate would be-
spuandered, or wishing to bold it in his own
hands for his own use, he resolved to detain
the young Prince in Italy. The son having
derived his title ofPrince Canine from the Pa.
pal Stntcs, the father had control over his per.
son in those States and could by the laws of
the kingdom imprison him there till he was
twenty-five years Of age. The young prince
having resolved to come TO America and take
possession of his estate, the father, to prevent
IT, determined TO throw him into prison, and in
the mean time, TO preclude the possibility ofcs.
cape while they were in Florence, he wrote to
the various ports of Italy, authorizing the nu-
thori,ies to arrest him if he should appear thero
with the intention Of embarking for any foreign
country. Finding himself locked in on every
SIDE, the young prince gave himself up 10 de-
sDa nd ,oJ . J,,, ~ l.
carried to the papal States and be shut up in
the walls Of prison. But young Maiilard. in
the mem, time was active .or his friend though
all his efforts seemed abortve
AT length but one day was left in which TO
escape before the father should take the son 10
prison. Almost IN despair, young Maard has.
tened to Leghorn, and there to his JOY, found
Swedish vessel bound for New York jumping
into carriage he FASTENED back to Florence.
and dressing himself in female apparel, "a sign
agreed on between the two when Mailard
wrote him. sent note to the young prince,
saying female wished to see him. Hasten
ing TO by street he found his friend in watt
ing, who told him of the Swedish vessel that
was " Soh hcHN "o'i'iip iUT NcW 1Urk, Inc
prince needed no urging instantly jumping
into the carriage with Mailard, they drove with
al speed to Leghorn, where they arrived little
after daylight The vessel was TO sail in two
hours, and on board OF that miserable craft, with
lis miserable accommodations the young prince
was hurried, and in two hours was making out
OF port and away from the shores Of Italy. After
passage OF seventy-three days lie arrived in
New York. Mailard went TO London, and
took passage IN packet bound for the United
States. We saw him week or two utter his
arrival, full of delight to fad his feet on Amor
can soil lie is a nohleman, and loves tho I.
States better than half our own c'i2ous tie
| brought over with him several fn- l0re and
| some pheasants which he has trk"p p, r ''~
town, 10 turn loose in its parks-NC'0 "
Letter, JUN 10.