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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02

TIE LATE JEwELRY RoBBERY IN Az
ISUE A.-Jusiice Mountfcn yesterday closed the
examn ston Of all the boys, except the loader OF tho
gang, (whO has not yet been arrested) who g short
time since made descent, in the q time, upon tho
evelry store No A. Avenue A.. and stole upward OF
$3.50 worth Of gold rings, breastpns, bracelets. so.
The two your gest lads were permitted to testify
against the others, and from revelations mado hT
them the jeTery was found hidden under manure
heap in a vacant 20. IN foureenIh.t where tho
toys in anticipation Of a long imprisonment, had
placed t. 20 DC recovered and used by them after the
tenn of their imprisonment had expired. They wess
tf.LlI IL u
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-06-20
EDes5ts0sn to sell EIanG.

qTArE OF VERMONT} The Probate Court for
District OF Chit,enden, IS. The District aforesaid
T. III persons concerned in the Estate OF Lysander
J iiien late OF w eStiord, i'll said District, deceased
Greeting:
Whereas, Iorao Allen, Administrator OF the sa id
Estate, has, this day filed in sand Probate Court his
nayllcaiiou in writing, praying said Court to grant
h IN license sell all the real estate whereof the SAID
deceased died seized, except the widows dover there
ln together with the reverslon OF the widows dover,
fl the purpose oi paying the debts against SAID es
tat" and the expenses of the Administration thereof
a,.t whereas The said Probate Court has assigned
n 18th day of June a. ID. 1851, at the office Of RlX-
lrI L Adams, in Burlington, in SAID District, tor
hearing and deciding on said application and made
M order requiring notice to be given OF said appca
ton and OF the time and place OF hearing to all per-
sos interested by publishing the nature OF SAID APP
r!cntion and the reason tor the same, and the tine
nuc place OF hearing, three weeks successfully III the
bennington Free Press, newspaper printed at SAID
Darlington, all which publications to be previous 70
tie llme fixed Tor hearing
Therefore, you are hereby ordered to appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid, and
RI, " cause if any you have, why The prayer OF said
az; lea ton should not be granted
G.yen under my hand at Burlington, this 10th day
u June a. d. 1871
BRADFORD RIXFORD,
w50w2 Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-06-20
A., %3rsn,e,orc's Estate.

{ITE the subscribers, having been appointed by the
w Honorable ;lc Probate Court tor the District
OF Ch,tenden, commissioners to receive, examine
avid adius, the claims and demands OF all persons
al,uinst the estate OF Asa Naramore late, OF Char
Lie in said District deceased, represented nsolveni
ard also all claims and demands exhibited IN oti9rt
hereto land SIN months from the day ct the date
hereof. being allowed by said Court tor that purpose
, do therefore hereby give notice, that we Will at
.c Id to the business OF our appointment al the dwell
lag Of the " dow OF said deceased III Charlotte IN
eail District on the third day OF September next, at
10 u'rock A. Nj on said day.
Dated this 10th day OF June A. D. 1851.
IRA a. COLLAMER. Commissioner,
EZRA MECH Jr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-06-20
NEW DRUG STORE,

AND APOTHECAR9'S SHOP.
East side Of the Square, Burlington, Jermont.
GUST OPENED, by n. Ward, Nj. d., a
. fresh stock If Medicines from one of the most ex
tensive and reliable houses in Boston 1t is DR.
Wards intention TO deal in pure Medicines, and to
be furnished with such variety to meet the wants
Of The medical profession, and OF the community.
He is able, also to offer Candies, Burning Fluid,
and OH Cream OF Tartar, SaaeratuS and Soda {;
Tea, Coffee Sugar, Spices and condiments; Per
tunely, Sc, OF the best quality at the lowest prices
lie has, as agent OF the town, pure Alcoholic ana
vinous Liquors, Tor medicina purposes, aud tor
in thc arts. Agents for other towns wishing tor pure
spirits wines, invited 10 call and examine.
n. b. Physicians prescriptions put up with care.
June D. d6t,y W ,}UW3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-06-20
Erool 0ucrti
.Eehediah EsoyntoEn's Estate.

STATE . VER iONT 1.-THE Probate Court
district OF Chendcn. az : for the District lChlt-
snden, to all persons concerned III the Esat" OF Jed
sdah Boyntou ATE OF nnesburgh in said District,
deceased GREETING
Whereas, Toseuh Marsh Administrator oi the Es-
ti.c of the SAID deceased proposes to render m ac-
count OF his administration Of said Estate, aud pre-
SOM his accom-, against the same Tor examination
md allowance NJ SPECIAL Session ot said Court 20
BE- holden ut ltixtord II Adams otfcein Burlington
ia said District, on the 9th day of Jute A. D. 1851.
at 10 clock ~ tie forenoon.
Theretort, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court N the time and place aforesaid and
show cause nny you have why this account atore-
said should NOT BE- allowed,
Gwen under my hand al the Registers office his
RI iay ,f lime \ y 1851 wlqw3
BRADFORD RlXFNRD Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-06-20
EIEGENT AND INVALUABLE
ARTlCL Es FOR cHETO LET
BOGLE'S HYPERION FLUID,

FOR RESTORING, PRESERVING, AND EMBELLIsg-
ING THE HAIR.
The tottowiDg Certificate, tom DR.. IljHsl9,r L,r;s
one o. the most eminent Physicians OF Boston
''i Shoir me cStimatioH in rhich IL IS held bv the
Scicntlhc and learned, 5eing one oHly o. mani,
similar ones. 10y
=, -. Bosroy, Feb Is, 1850.
-ur u M Bogte,--Sir: The preparation invented
oy you lot lie mar has been extensively used in my
Hmiiy and they give 1t the decided preference ovep
all other compositions OF the kind II invirorntes
ana heauh2s the hair and ciranses The skin OF All
impurities. without producing any ultimate deleteri-
Gus effects, which Frequently the result of man.,
wei known patented compounds.
WINSLOW LEWIS.
II IS an indispensable article tor the Ladies' ne !,
keeps the hairin Pace and curl and the skin or nnrt
'ng ct The 4aIr tree from dandruti and seurf Fo,
children, lays the foundation OF good head of bn,r
BOGLE'S ANGLE.
COMPOUND FOR sHAy1xc
This delightful article is totally different and IA,
superior 10 anything yet invented Tor shaving IT,
base OF It Is derived from the Arnole ar sn,S pls
OF California, an article used Lv the natiyes Of H.,
country for washing and ihus the use nj stron 81
hai' 50 no the skin, rs avoided Its vegetable
ana detergent properties have the purest and most
nourShng ettcts on the Shin.-it soothes and alavs
irritation, and has hne, thick creamy latber. wbish
H"e5 no. airy on the face 1t is decided luxury to
DC shaved VAIN Tins Incompatible soap Ii is dops
up IN elegant style, ca cualed either for the dressing
'ISS OF Inc rough and ready traveller or the toilet
OF the most hsudious connoisscur
BOGLES HEBEAIONA.
FOR REFRESHING AND BEAUTHYNG THE COM
PLENlON.
Eradlcanng Tans, Pimples, and other eruntionso
the skin, aud rendering it iair delicate and hioay,;
It Is equally eiiicacioHs in projecting the skin ran
me not suns OF SUMNER and freezing blasts of win
Ter and Is The most fragrant and delicious article 10
be found at the toilet ct fashion.
All the above articles have stood the test of the
strlctest investigation, and WARRANTED superior
to anything yet invented; but il not found 10 prove
So on ttAl the money. IN all cases will be refunded
by my Agents WM BOGlE pro,r;etor
r,-,... vi, flashing Boston
'u"o 80 'o.' Wlyl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-06-20
go COMBINATION,
.Oertuclte Of Dr.. PENKY. Pnnsmonth Y Ii

:, PoRTHsNoUTH. Sept. %, 1919
Mr. !. /. MoRSE, Agent trr Whites Hair Res
'"fhilve-Dear Sir: | deem it my duty to state some
M'ls respecting the lncStmabir value OF Whites
IlaIt restorative. Several wears ago, after severe
mt ct sickness, my wie lost all of her hair the sea y
appeared diseased, and the hair grew out bra,b and
uneven. About year ago, by another fit of sick
ness she lost all OF her hair second tlne and for
ionE time there was apparently no action in the
scalp. Alter various applications | was induced to
uythe aforementioned Restorative, and now after
the use OF few bottles her hair has grown out as
,ulck as iustruus, and OF beautiful cuoraS ever
turAermolr for a .ou- time | have been afflicted
WIN hfurhgc and other pains in my head, and
nave found 1t tine best external remedy have ever
urd; | can therefore cheeriulIy recommend it to
all who are afflicted as above as the best article
have ever seen
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-06-20

DE- NM Ut IOI4N TEXT EITS.
This medicine has obtained that high characte,
winch Is necessary for all medicines 10 attain to in
duce conntrreters 10 put toT;h spurious article
the risk OF the lives OF those Nko are innoceHty de-
celved. ~
LOOK WE'LL TO THE MARKS OF THE
GENUINE
hey have the written signature of c. NJ JACK
SON upon the wrapper, ma HE name blown IN the
bottle, lchhoW lchich they are spYioYs
FoI sale wholesale and retail at the
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
70. l2O ARCH STREET, one door brIow SIX III
OF = Skace street, Philadelphia, and byr !, ct
dealers generally throughout. ne aoua:ry. A la
sale by SCARLETT 4 lyon, Drug g SIS
July. 1880 w3yl Bur n r,o
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-06-20
New Furniture store.

NO; = Ercha"ge building, College Street,
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING lust OPENED
L large Stock OF rich, medium and low priced
f.4SHlO.H3BLE FURNITURE,
invites the public to examine the same, and assures
mem that ne WIN supply them with every variety OF
Furniture, Feathers Feather Beds, Hair, Palm I.ni
and Husk Mattresses, Pew Cushions, and ali kinds
OF Upholstery goods OF as good quality and styles and
at as low prices as they can be Obtained in Boston
or New York.
His long experience as practical Cabinet Maker
and dealer IN Furniture and Upholstery goods. uiyes
him advantages in selecting ard purchasing goods
very seldom cqualed and he does not HESITATE ia
warrant every article fully equal to what he repre-
seUts
individuals in want of Furniture will do well to
call on Mr.. ALLEN before purchasing elsewhere
|, 5. ALLEN.
Burlington, April 81, 1851 d6tNwIy
II A
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BOSTON. MARCH, 1851.
TO BUYERS OF
& A X u f. II Nc Sii

BOSTON, MARCH, 1851.
TO BUYERS OF
& A X p f. II | NC 81!
THE SUBSCRIBERS, in issuing their Circular
for the Spring Trade, would state that they are
aud shall be constantly stocked through the season
with large and varied assortment OF Fabrics STYLES
and Qualities OF Goods in their line and would earn
esy invite their friends and the public to an inspec-
ton OF the same,
OF the nicer qualities, we have of our ownimpor
tatOn every variety OF English Nelyets, Tapestry
and Brussels c ARPETlNGS!
Also, the best American Manufactures of the same
English and American Three Plvs and Ingrain-
Low Priced Wool Union and Cotton ditto-Stalr
Carpetngs, OF every grade-ogether with large
assortment OF English aud American
PAINTED FLOOR CLOTHS,
comprising every grade aud a greater variety of
style aud finish. To this branch we bestow much
attention, aud feel assured we can give satisfaction.
Also, large variety of Wilton, Chcneile and
Tuited RUGS, every variety OF Straw Matrings
Druggcts, wooden and cotton,) Carpet Trimmings
and in short all the minutiae pertainingto the bust
ness.
We would invite the attention Of Families, Com
miItees tor Churches Halls, Public Buildings and
Hotels, vino are purchasing as we feel assured, from
the amount and variety OF selection of which our
stock nj all times allows, we shall be able to suit.
I % the Trade we will only add, that We are pre-
pared with the approved makes OF Goods on com
mission from manufacturers, combined with our
large stock To- otltr them great Inducements.
WILLIAM p. TENNY & co.
GARRETT VAIL,
over Maine t. Il. Depot, IIaymarket Square
w31mos3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-06-20

remedy Tor all diseases OF the scalp 1t gives the
IaIr bH'Ilnnt, glossy ustrous, siken texture and
HeaIthy' vigorous appearance. No Lady's toilet
can be complete without this indispensable article
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-06-20
GREAT SALE OF SUPERIOR
THOROUGH- BRED .SHORT-HOR.N
C,1T'J'LE
'H'I1E SUBSCRIBER, having more stock
Il than he can wei sustain on his Farm will offer a,
PUBLIC N CIIO.N'

PUBLIC III C1ION
about thirty head Of his mprorrd SHIRT horn cutie
consisting OF BULLS Cows, tlhrLRs, aud llEFER am
Bull. CALVES, on the .6th day OF June next at hi,
Farm two and hamics from this CIty.r roy y Y
1t is known to Breeders o improved stock III this
country and in Canada that the proprety OF this her
during the past twelve years has, through the medi-
um OF mpOrtatO's from England and 81 iccOns from
thu best herds in this country spared no expense T.
rear herd of cattle from which superior animals
could be safely drawn for improvement and crosse
upon other herds. His imporaons have been de
rived from that eminent breeder, the late Thouas
Bates Esq, OF kukcvmgton, orksh England
which herd, it is well known has recently been dis
posed OF at public sale by his administrators, and dis
persed in many hands, and longer be resorlcc
TO as whole tor improvement.
The announcement OF that sale created great in
eres, and all Shor-horn breeders in England seem
ed emuouS TO secure one or more OF these animals Il
mngle with the blood OF their own herds; and ri
the day OF sale, there was found assembled the largest
audience ever before witnessed similar occa Slon
numbering, said four to five thousand persons
aud among them the best breeders in England, and
several from other countries, some OF the animals
bringing prices that seemed incredible to many
In the herd now offered for sale will be included
the imported Bull, Duke of Wellington, and the pre-
MUM Bull, Meteor; these are Bates's Bulls, and
their reputation rs stock getters is too well known
TO need any comment. | am, however. authorized
by Lewis +. Allen Esq, OF Back Rock, one Of tn,
most prominent breeders III this country, and who
has had ample means OF forming judgment, to say
that in no instance TO his knowledge, had these Nv
Bulls been placed to short-horn of other herds
previously imported into the United States but wha
the produce was superior, in genera qualities to suc
herds"
The most Of the stock which s now offered fol
sale have been bred from these two Bulls, and tht
proprietor having young Bull, more remotely con.
nected with that portion OF the herd he retains, beng
about fourteen IN nuinber) can spare these two vau
abe Bulls There will be in the stock offered for sale
six Young Bulls from about eight months to year,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-06-20
FEMALE WEAKNESSES AND COMPL AINTS.

No remedy that has been offered to the public has
been ha certain and GecUGi in correcting Ill the Incl
dental weaknesses and irregularities of the female
BRAN7"S PULMONARY B4LSAN. 1t makes no differ.
ence whether the arrangement be SUJprcsSiOR
sther Incidental rcakness-it regulates ALL by srglea.
ing the system equdii-ing the ccqtioH and sooli and
aaaytnS NERVOUS ltltITABlLlTY. See our Pdntptlets
fDrD
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-06-20
AGRICULTURAL NiREnOISi

CHURCH STREET, BURLINGTON, W..
/! tie Oid sunni Of EvAErs X BRoNSoN.
4 LARGE assortment OF Grain, Garden and
n Flower Seeds, Beet, Onion. Iurup aud Car
rot Seed,i large or small quantities, and warrant
ed to be OF the very best quality that eau be pro-
duced.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-06-20
LIVER COMPLAINT.

LII WEIR COMPLAINT
See the of DR.. hubbard Of stamford Ct and others
Dyspepsia
See the of T. s UicOr merchant of Attica Wyoming
Co, N Y, and many more in our Pamphlets.
Dysentery and Summer Complaint
in CiRden and d3,s d'rqys curel Vrdkly Children
will become eshy hcaly and hearty and grow rapidly by
the of this BALSAM.
No mother need the death of her child by
Cholera Iufantum, while teethng, if BRANT"S Pull
MONARY BALSiM be administered 1t should he, for
such cases, given in larger than the ordinary doses.
rur sac by y NNr l.StbAit ami luDp. \. PrcE
Burlington, Lyon AMI Alexander, Charlotte; c. ID
Weller, llmc-aurIh; ". ". Keith ~ Co., SAri-
urn Il. Spencer, Colchester Centre \. il.
Nluouds 4; Co., and Ilurbut. Wi,liSfon >.
y Cant y Co. and Jas Nichols, " cSttord r. Fur
Lusnu, Essex ii. 4 J. Oales t'nIrrni,i Beach ii
love, .ercho; II. y. Ashley, Milton Falls and by
Druggists and Merchant, generally.
All letters and orders must be addressed to Wal
ace & Co., 3ol Broadway New York.
June 26, 1850. wj2yl
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WhiecOHlab Morgan.

A. ENlllS Celebrated Horse was sired
N2A- Il by the Putnam, his dam by the Bull,
ush Morgan, consequently ,he blood of this horse is
near the
ORIGINAL MORGAN.
than any other horse. Fora full description of ped
egree and stock. see large bills his horse was
bred by Levi Whltcomb of Richmond is over Is
hands high, and weighs eleven hundred and fifty OF
lne proportions, large bone and muscle, and is OF :.
beautiful bay color. His action is not surpassed by
any horse in the country
1t is well known thai the pure blood and fine bnv
New England.
T.. S.-Thls horse will stand for the season at the
stable OF Z. w. Brownell.-Pasuring for Mares from
distance.
c. w BROWNELL
,,, G. w. BROWNELL
Wilson VI MAYS, 1851. wI5w9
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Coughs and Consumptions,
Breast, Throat, Lungs, and Heart.

and all diseases Of pulmonary nature-such diseases
usually prove so fatal under ordinary treatment when thu
hllnck the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-06-20

p HAA RONnONGEKl
10y KEGS ASSORTED Cur NAILS.
Ion 100 Tons do. Round 3-l6 to 3 inch Iro
Assorted Square 39 to inch Iron.
liandIl-9 to inch do
Hame ~ Scroll, 5-S to Il & do.
Horse Shoe do
Tire 11-SX 3-sto 3-s do,
Swedes inch to 3 inch do
Russia, Old Sable do
~ lons Assorted Sanderson Cast Steel
Eng and American Spring do.
German do
English Bistered, L.. do
American BIisered, do
Swedes and Am. Toe Calk do,
" Horse Nail Rods
&c Honn Trou 80 70 I
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READ AND BE CONvINCFr

CHAs; RoBlYsoN Esq, Easton, Md, in a letter 10
DIR. Jackson, lao. ., 1850, said "
Wy w'ie and myself have received more beDef,
taktn Tor The DySPcPsd nnd Lircr disease"
:, ne Tenth LfGloN,' published at Woodstock
Va, January 10, 1850, -nid-
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William B ia aTch,

WLNOOShI E4LL,S, Pr,
now ready to invite the attention OF the public TO
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II Is an indispensable article tor the Ladies. as !,
keeps the hairin place and curl and the skin or mr.
NJ OF the hair nee from dandruti and scurf Fo-
children, il lays the foundation OF GOOD hsaJ fb
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-04-13

pas de ravidha dsm enbres du dvan, il ignorat que les presens fmscnt neces.
Asr%~ - ~ t@ar al 4 distribution de qaequcs bouses dorque les cabinets
sayaientc onquefr n influence sur les ueCEIUus a-l.4 RUp.- H. 49,
aux pussances erangemsd de neutraIser Bruno a Consantnope Quot qfl en- fut,
e pendant son sejour chez les Ottomans il enroya au Jardn des Plantes de Paris des
animaux quon ny await WI jamais sivans, ct des CRANES dc pantes inconnues. Il
recueiIit d'utles notions SUI le Caboul ct sr les auues parties de IAfghanstan,
Il sur Parable ct sur la Pcr. q H# = .aeAst a75FaHHm5s ARsa .##
Ces a Bruno que la France est receivable de ssp remieres relations poit-
aus ct commerciahs avec la cour dc Tekeran. Son depart fut M1 sUt de regrets
pour les Francois etabis a Consaninople.a Son amiua avec lie captain pacha
KuichuHuscin recat nc soe de CONSIDERATION cheyaleresque par Tachange
= aut trent enHe eux de leurs armes de guerre. qua # .sA#-EH#aaa# z5a#2
Pendant son amhasadc, Bruno, eive la dgnie de marechal de IempTel lie LII
maj 1904 ,recut a ConstanGnope meme, lie baton brode dabelles dor. Sebasiani
lie rcmplaca CONNIE ambassadenr. Souple, brilliant jeunc ct richie ice general
yenait de'pouser Mile de Cogny, de la yiene racedes dues etpans de rancenne
monarchie. ii obint dn sultan Selm pour Napoleon le tire de- paichdh refuse
i son predecessor. ii est vrai que c ne ft quapres la pestgieuse campagne
dAusterGtz dams laqaeHe les Rmscs allies, ayaient etc 81 complement
bahus. .-. .. -. - .Aa. .A
En- arriyant d Paris, Bruno touva i son, petit hotel Va rue Caunarhn la
lettre suiyante du prince Berhier, datee de Turin du = avri 1913 q. .
& ], empereur me charge, mon cher marchal, de GUS mandcr quill Gus vera
ave phiar asaster a son couronnement 4 Milan. 5F #& Ha
~ Mile amiiesn - h@A.f8 So. ~.
Ceue invitation eht y ordte. Apres yingtquatrc heures de repos, Bruno Sc
remit done en route Dol rItaie et arnva 4 Milan queques Jours settlement
ayant la splendde .csrsnonie. II rehsa dhabiter ie pauszo qi await etc disPose
pou li, It Sc reTa dams ue modesto aaberge. En- enet, il dait lhomme qM,
amesN Napoleon, await lme lie plus grand role dams e pays; mails ii compnt
quill devait Sc sousrane i rauenion en- s'enacant enforcement. Cete conduIte
do Ia part dc Bruno III. Gt mons dicEe par retquete que par fahcchon gull
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-04-13

await youee q son ancien compagnon darmes devenu emperor.
A son fretour de Milan, Bruno ft enyoye a Bonloyne pour prendre i ON
mandemcnt cemprenaH les depatemens d. PasdeCalais, de Ia sonme, du Nord
e de la Ly. Aussi Napoleon hi ecrvaHl lie % In meme mGs #t IL
" Mon cousin JIG me repose sur yous, tant pour defendre ma foHe de Bouogne,
que pour garantr Calais, Dunkerque, Ostende ct les points de votre commando
ment dep"is rEscaut juqa.a Ia somme. Je COMMAS yore zeLe ct os taens :je
me repose sur Fun ets sur les autres." 49, # &""
A Bouogne, lie marechal apprt que rempemurl avait nomns commandeur de
rodre de Ia Couronne de fer. Deja il await etc promu a la dignte de grand
officer ct dc grand-aigie de la Iegond IIonneur. Ses services. d Boulogne,
n'eurent ien de ben edataat, 81 9 les compare = eeu q"il await rendus ante
rieurement, Toutefos lis fmnnt apprecies &c fut hi qi forma ct fit insure,
dams les camps environnans, les jeunes batMIons qm, plus hd, recurent Ia quail
fcaion de gnaade araa. II presida a Ia construction dc qneques forts, aux
premers essas ds fnsees ia CongsDe, a tms bombardemens ct a une sfome do
perauns secondaires. La tanqullte ds cotes n e fit daineus uoubee que par
une horrible tempste qui fournita SEES soldats roccasion de SAWYER s marriages
anglan. . as ~
39 Entire les deux derniers bombardemens, lie diplomatic lord Landerpale, qi We
matt de rompre des conferences enhances a t. Quentn, traverse lie camp de Bruno
pour etourner e. Angetefre; CONNIE pour prouyera mondefe respect du droit
des gems, lie marechal cut pour li les plus grandsegards NoTe bonnie fol rationale
donna aini u commencement angaM u oxempte gull Sc garda bnn de smyre plus
td. @2fAaa1 1s
La position de Bruno 4 Bouogne etdt on de satsfare son actNite habiueie.
II regnttait de nayoI pas pu pendre part aux luttes heroiques de Ia grande ar.
NEE n .anenagne. u tachait de bonner lie change a sol impotence ~ senre-
tenant par ecrA avec ceux de sesc ompagnons darncs qi Ell faisaients parie.
Murat rspondait mnsL, lie 4 janver l706, a une d ses ieHrs 1E# s - a#
"ji rcu Ia iehhe a Munich, mon bon ct cher Bruno, lui dsatiI. >Je sus
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