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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28


Dispatches were yesterday received
from Mr.. McCurdy, United States Charge
at Vienna, of the date Of March goth, sta
ting that the Austrian Government had re-
fused the application of the Sultan for per-
mission to release Kossuth and the Hunga-
ran patriots. his companions, from confne-
ment. BY compact existing between
Austria and Turkey, the latter Power was
charged with and accepted the surveillance
ofthese unfortunate exiles, numbering seve-
raj hundred; but, finding the expense of
their maintenance becoming burdensome,
she applied to be released from the incum-
brance. Permission was granted in refer
ence to all except Kossuth and eight or ten
others. This decision was communicated
before intelligence reached Vienna respect
ing the resent action of our Government
Anurgent appeal will be addressed to Aus
tria on this subject.
The Arch-Duke, the brother of the En-
peror, who is to command the Austrian ma
Wy, will visit the United States inthe course
Of the year, to examine our public yards
and modes ofnaval construction, and doubt
less make himself acquainted with the char
aeter ofour institutions generally.
The question of paying interest on the
Florida claims, which has so long engaged
the attention ofthe Cabinet, is yet suspen-
ded. Mr.. Corwin will not resume his seat
until 1t is settled, having, before becoming
member oithe Government, expressed an
opinion in the matter as counsel.
The late French Ambassador and his
family viii leave the United States on the
18th ofMoy. Lady Bulwerwillvisit Eng
land in the same steamer. -Four or five of
the principal diplomatic houses are already
closed, Or are about to close, with great
disadvantage to society in Washington.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28

New ORLEANS, April %.
Cotton has declined 1 cent. Sales to-day Of 1000
bales Middling 10al0i cts. Rio Coffee 94a9s cents
per h.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28

New YORK. April 90.
Stocks steady-sales of U. s. 6's of 1867, at
III; Pa. SIS; 924; Reading Bonds, rs; Canton Co,
III; Morris Canal, 1871; Sterling I01 prem
Flour is rather easier and prices in fnvor Of buy
crs-thc sales to-day amount to 1000 bbls. at si44
also for common State brands; Southern $i.75a4
81; Genesee s49ia5. Corn Meal $3.l25. Rye
Flour $3.50.
Grain steady-sales of 5000 bushels red Wheat
at 100 cts, and Genesce Il5lll6 eta. Corn quiet
-sales of 1000 bushels at 67aGS cts for yellow
Oats 4saj0 cts. Rye rs cts.
Provisions remain unchanged sma-sales now
mess Pork sl5.e5; prime do. sl3. Lard 9a94
cts. in bbbls
Groceries steady-sales Of 300 hhds. New Orleans
Molasses at 80 cts. per gal Also 200 bhds New
Orleans Sugar at 5iaG! cts. per b. Cohee-Rio
10al0i CT.
Cotton is unsettled by the steamers news, and
prices irregular Sales of only 600 bales.
Naval stores are steady--snles Of Spirits of Tur-
pcntine at 37a3S cts. per gallon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28

PHnADELPHIA, April %.
Stocks ARE steady, but not active. Pa. SIS, 92I
U. s. 6's, 1867, 1l7s.
Flour quiet. The sales are small, at $4.621 for
common standard brands. Corn Meal, &c. Rye
Flour, $3.50.
Grain quiet. Sales Of red Wheat at 10Oal03 cts
White do, l05al0S cts Corn is selling at 64a65
cts for yellow. Oats 45a4s cts. Rye 20 cts.
Provisions firm. New Mess Pork held ut SIG
Lard, 9ia9i cts. in bbls and kegs
Groceries quiet. No change to notice in prices
Rio Coffee 10al0a cts.
Cotton unsettled by the steamers news No sales
reported.
Whiakcy 23Ia244 cts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28
LOTTERIES.

TTyUHHTTEN m AunRssa A.SNa N -UNH
wv T..,....s..., :. ~ T.n'. sIS-.' - ~
has axax. ,,,cracd n.rrh.. ~. 4, M. e.s,i
apo,l,,, ,..;,o - A. mn +; n.,s e. - es'''
half ,;esrt MA ~ IN, ~ ~, c.. - 20. y"
S.,a.. r-~.
SPscH0iu Scmeu seS hOr tme week.
Monday 2s--Sssser Ciass Ss-capifaIs 10000.
Sloooo 5000; 10 OF $l,000.--Tickets &8.
Tuesday 29-MoSngniia, 47--Capitals t25,O00;
Oft 600; 5000; S Of 900 Tickets f5,
Wednesday 30 eia,ro,, is-Capi,sl. ato 900
II. 900: 30 At ) uoo --r;cL.,. a,o
Drawn Numbers.
SHSeT Class ~.
~ % oo ~ DO IS 4ss' IS 81 81 ~
Snsser Exf'a IS.
10 10 % 81 III ~ ~ % os IS Is IL CO 50
Monosgaiia, Ciass As.
~ % ~ 70 ~ 81 3s III II Is
DcidHarc. Class IL.
70 65 81 36 IL % ~ % ~ 80 IS ~
65 IL - 10 81 as a. as 7 % co
Prizes Sold.
Sussex Glass 3a-Iialf Nos. 4 "a &c a,Oo
do Ex ls 81 50 "a se0
apl 2S-it A. r. WuITTENIORE IN
VIM Ng.C.,Cn,-,. ~.-.,,=
w IirGET inTTrpS. N I,, AND
o., .,,,-,'.. -. Ut-1 =, orr y, Maan
:. 20 Ts ."e 'a ~ HosSe, r. MonniS
49,, i;ha..,i a,,I 49,. SI - w. "a"ag"s'
,,;ra,,. s,.I 80 r'ia'a. Ss".'nes command aa-
Ua;,..l S.. ~, 80, y a.s o'acr !" .ne
IN m. .,;.,,;l,,,;., ~, 80, 49, 'u.N heretofore
10 aS,..a,aI " ''-e'' "e 'a'"e may
rS,p,.s. c,;e.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28
VIR0INIA TORACCO z0ENCy.

' The subscribers have associated themselves
under the firm ofDUDLEY a. COMPTON, far tho
purpose Of conducting Communion Bpsinss IL The
city Of Cincinnati, aud respectfully solicit eonsixn-
mcnts Of Manufactured T'oborco. BY strict alton.
tiot to the interests Of those who mny pafroniss
them they hope to receive aud merit liberal sup-
port. The usual advance made on consgnrncnts.
JOHN W. DUDLEY, Of Lynchburg, Va.
WIN. A. COMPTON, Of Cincinnati.
Nov li--Gyntf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28

u
e.. .:.. bacon STOCKS Old nearly cShaustcd
,,,.~,;,,.,As - s.o~iS ana commands sanio. HE
49, u :. !, 's"'n tne ooath-wcst Is report
sa;.-..j na TOR inc past week less
r,a,.n So sa7s,
'.is,, S.sass' ter Snpcrinc'. stocks
on,Ttr 'A' s'a's' Us % qoan'hy and
MraL.-65 20.
GRsry.-Corn 70 10 y, e,<, oat. a,.a-l ..,,.
GrAyo.-Best Peruvian Az nor Ton ''"''
PLasrrr.-I.um,. Is: Ground 10
SuoAns-New orlears -Iao ~. Pr,
10 cts. Clarified loI c,s. Loaf n, 70 ioI sc,
Clover Srrp.-sis,s5 from WAGONS.
WursKy.-Non,,,;a n MIl-Ton,born, 6
Hunts 80 cents.
B,yYrr.-l2I !, 49, Ian c,r n, ,-rr.h
Butter at market VERY scarce and brings 90 to soc.
BKASpY.-Apple 35aao Peach nons oaar;ng
Bar IRny-SS0asi ,ssa,,eJ
CoryEr.-Rio Ia IN n ere I,s,;ra II =, l.,
Mocha 20.
Couxrny L,yrSs-Tov Il,o,II.rhxIo,,ar
Cor,ox y,pxs-S,l,s "a on
Fr.Turps-ao N "a -. S-Scarca
Woor.-o9 10 IA ere i, deman5
Woor Ro,ts-3,,,2 7t ,o,. sn,....
G,xsrxo--3, rts
Fay Srrn.-Sal.s IN ,er en-
F,su-Uarv;nrs n col 81, N, - "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28

OOK OUT PLANTERS!.- sTEP-
IL TOES IN THE LEAD AGAIN-$20 2J
HIGHEST PRICE THIS YEAR-Sold to-
day, at Martins Warehouse, for Mr.. Charles B.
Lennon of Botetourt-
hid Tobacco to Messrs. Armistead g.
Warwick at. % 30
do do do do SIG 90
do do do do $26 25
Average 81 ISL!
A lot Of loose Tobacco for Mr.. Albert Lowry of
Bedford, to Mr.. William L. Saunders, at Planters
Warehouse. for $50 rs per hundred.
The subscribers respectfully call the attention Of
raisers Tobacco, the above prices and as they
had the lead at the close of the last season and
have obtained the highest price this year. hope to
continue the patronage of their numerous friends
and the public generally.
up 2s-lt G. & N. B. STEPTOE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28
40 FRENCH AND AMERICAN
Millinery, FOR SPR ING AND 8 IN.

MER.-Thc subscriber has just returned from d.
Northern cities, with his usual supply ofths abcvs
Gods. consisting of Bonncts, Ribbons, Flowers.
&c. &c. Ladies in town md country are particula-
rly invited 10 call and cxamnc tbi. Beautiful Stock
mar 3i-iffs r. r. HENfE1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28
GENERAL vIrw OF THE nAxKs.

GENERAL vIEw OF THE BANKS.
Number Of banks from 1850. 1851.
which returns have
been reccived..- 6sj 723
No brahches do. do. l39 las
Whole number banks
and branches S24 ST.
Capital paid in.-. s2l7 BY ,2lI sa27 ,46e, OF 4
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts 1864 ,20i 07S f4l2, 6O7 653
Stocks 20,G06,759 22,fi7, 70S
Real Estate. 20.jSj,1 loo 20,191.l57
| Other investments Il9f9,5I8 s935972
Due by other banks 4i.63l,S55 so, G32
Notes Of other banks 5000 2S9 I7l742G0
| Specie funds------ Il,G03,24 15,26S.907
| Specie 4j,379,345 4S,G7I13s
LIABILITIES.
Circulation sl3I, 1866, 526 sI55, ol2 oil
Deposits. 109,5S6,5Gj 1877, 557 645
Due to other banks. 36.714,551 46, 3G2 955
Other Labiliiics 1885, G279f64
Aggregate Of current
credits, j. e. of cir
culation and dcpos-
its.---.-.---..-- $2i0953. 1871 $685., $40 $50
Aggregate ofimncdi-
ate liabilities, j. e.
Of circulation, de-
posts and sums due
to other banks 977,G79.572 32S.g335lI
Aggregate ofinmcd-
ate means, j. e. Of
specie fun NOES
of other b'ks, and
sums due by other
banks, -----.----. llI,917, 73f 1sl, 539 937
The correspondents goes on to remark on
| the above:
EXPANSION OF THE CURRENCY.
From this, these who have paid attention
to the fluctuations Of our paper currency,
will perceive thatthc bank expansion, which
! began in 1913, continues to advance. The
amount of bank paper money now afoat,
Is greater thanit was at any period although,
even now, ii is not so great perhaps, CON
sidering the circumstances Of the country,
as tn give cause for immediate alarm.
Theincrease in the bank note circulation,
between January l, 1850, and January /,
1851, was about twenty-five millions, or at
IA rate Of about eighteen per cent; while, at
the same time, the increase in the specie
was but little more than three millions, or
at rate little exceeding 7 per cent.
This small increase of specie in the vaults
OF the banks is well worthy Of note. when
considered in connection with the great in
iux of gold fiom California.
There was, to be sure, an increase, in
addition OF between three and four millions
IN the increase of"specie funds" but there
is every reason TO believe that very small
amount of the precious metals is included
under thisvery indifferent heading. "Spe-
cie funds" consist, for themost part, of notes
and checks on other banks, and other obi
cations, on demand, which the bank officers
have not time properly to report, at the
moment ofmaking up their accounts.-N
o. BuHetin.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28

NIRGlNlA.-AtRu Rules held in the Clerks
Office of the County Court of Amherst, on
Monday, the 9Th day Of April, 1885,
Caiharinc Watts, Pl'tf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28
~ CARELL HOUSE. BANK NQuARH.


"A Your presence IL respectfully selicissa =
COLHoUN& Hollis. to examine superb sscck
OF French and Gcrnaa cloths, all cclouss; cssst.
mcres, doeskns. linen drills; silk. sssis snd Mo-
settles vestines; elegant selcc,ion Il pAssy -
tings, handkf, gloves. hosiery, elk Srabrsllas -.
Er ia. 49,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28

BALTIMORE, ApriI "a
The steamer Ohio from New Orleans and Havana
arrived a, New York to-day, bringing US passen-
gers and 500 600 in gold.
Holders of Cotton in Philadelphia ask former
rates, but buyers demand concession.
Flour is dull at 81 30. Wheat rather dropping.
Corn continues unchanged
The remains of Archbishop Eccleston arrived in
Baltimore II o'clock to-day, attended by an i'm
mense procession. The Catholic Societies and con-
gregations turned out in full force.
Judge fancy, Mr.. Ecclcston and Revcrdy John
son, walked together in the procession, and the
singers chanted a solemn requiem. The funeral will
take place Saturday morning
The Baltimore markets continue at previous quo
tations.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28

SouTH CARoLNA-lt is said that sew
eral persons who held stocks in Charles
ton have ordered them to be sold, and the
proceeds to be RENTED to the North, not
wishing their property to be liable to de-
probation by the bad conduct ofpoli'ical
agitators.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28

The Boston Post styles the letter of
Daniel Webster in reply to the invitation
to meet his fellow-citizens in Faneuil Hall,
''a mcrited rebuke of the dwelling, cow
ardly. vascillating policy which has char
acterized too many Of the acts ofthe pres
you expect for ninepenccr"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28
"SupMIssroNrsrs.r-Dr. ]. P. Evans. |.

"SUBMrssroNIsrs." J. P. Evans, .
leading Democrat of Claiborne county.
Tennessee. in a letter declining to be a
candidate tor the Legislature, takesocca-
sion to administer most severe, but well
merited casngation ON those persons who
are continually making impotent kicks at
the Union, and denouncing all those who
won't kick with them as "submissionists. |"
He says ofthese braggarts:
'.In short, every man who does not rem
der himself ridiculous hy demoniac con
tortions, vehement gesticuiaiions, or ex-
travagant bravado, on various frivolous
occasions, is condemned as a submission
ist' "-R. Eaqare7.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28
4 sADDLERY! sADDLE1Tii

GA SADDLEItY! SADDLE I'LL
E Tho subscriber Is now rcceiviaT HE
= Spring supply Of SaddlesH Which ,sddaJ
to his old stock forms the largest - b~ns aascss.
ment that has been offered In this msrket aad
comprises every article usually found in ssch sssas
lishmcnts- Among them arc
Saddles Of every description,
Saddle and Medical Bags,
Carriage und Barouch HARNESS,
Cnrryall and Buggy do
Wagon and Boat do
Cart Harness, Brides. Mmrtingnlcs, Collars.
Stirup Irons and Bride Bits. In great variety.
Riding and Driving Whips. Carpet Bags,
Girths, Webbing. Spurs, Sc. Sc.
ALso--A large ie IF IRA YELLING TRUNKS,
of his own and northern manufacture. w6IM
at very reduced prices. ! return my @%EfW
thanks 10 my friends and the public 001lO
generally, for the liberal patronage extended
througha number Of years, and trust by strict Ut.
tention TO my business, TO mort a continuance u
the same.
EV-Old Saddles taken in exchange for now once.
IN Rcpairing done with dispatch, and On req
sonablc terms.
ap 17-emif GEORGE D. THURMAN.
NEW GOODs--COIhonm < Ilols,
IN Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN Staple ani
Fancy Dry Goods, LrScnurna. vA.--Thc subscri-
bcrs arc now in rcceip, of their entire stock u
Spring and Summer Goods comprising one Of thu
cheapest and most clegan, stocks ever offered to The
trndc Of Lynchburg
LADIES DRESS GOODS.-ln TIL, dcp.,,.
ment their stock is complete embracing every vasi.
ETY. Of Dress Goods and all other goods suited to he
wants Of the Ladies'. An examination Of the fol.
lowing goods Is respectfully solicitcd--
Spring mouslins. Bcrngc de laincs.
Silk tissues, plain and figured,
Orgnndy lnwns-Datistcs,
Donna Mnrns--Pnrod.,
Embroidered Labrsdorc grapes.
Canton. French and Mandarinc crapes,
Foulard silks, plaid do, Iadia do. chcns and
brocadc do, plnin cold do. in every vsricsy
Plain and brocadc black silks. blnck satin
Satin Dice chinc-Forcnccs, Sc,
Satin striped Challeys,
Plain cold do all colours,
Bcrogcs, lawns. French jnconrts, French end
Manchester ginebnms. party Dress Goods n
every variety &c. &c. &c.,
Shaws, scars and nantes,
An elegant stock Of grippe and silk nett shawls.
varying from $40 10 SIS,
Grape and silk lace scnrfs,
Swiss muslin nantes, sc.
ALSO--a large and unusually cheap stock II
housekeeping Goods, such "a lO-4 and 1874 linen
shooting. pillow linens, diapers, ennopics, snusiis
curtains, linen dumask table linen and table cloths
| napkins, narcotics quilts, bid and bro. ahecsings.
musquito netting, SC. &c. These goods arc e.
trcly new, bought upon the most favourable forms.
and will be sold cheap for cash or To punctual cue.
| toners on the usunl time. Pleasc cal and exam
| inc. lap 7-ifts1 COLHOUN g. HOLT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28

To SLEEP, TO DIE.-Ncvcr was there
more practical and terrible application of
Hamlet's memorable doubling, question
ing, hfe-or-death soliloquy, than in the case
of the three negroes in Texas, two of
whom-a man and his wife-werc lately
found by return party of the Mexican
Boundary Commission in a state of starva-
ton, having killed and nearly dcvoured
their comrade. The Lavaca paper says
they have lived for many weeks on roots
and such things as they could pick up, but,
finally becoming so nearly famished with
hunger that one Of the men proposed that
they should cast lots to see which of the
three should be killed and eaten by the
others; but Henry would not agree that
his wife should cast lots, for if it should fall
upon her to be killed he could not eat
mouthful of her. So the two men agreed
that the first one That got TO steep shouid be
Killed By tie other. Henry, who had his
wife to help improved the most wakeful,
and the other fell victim to the demand of
hunger.-N O. Picayune.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28

NOW RECEIyING AT G. a. N. II.
STEPTOE'S. a large and general as
sortment Of GROCERIES, Dry Goods, Hard
rare, DC Dc, which has been recently purchased
in the Northern cities, the very best terms, and
are determined to sell as low as they can be pur-
chased in this market for cash or barter for all
kinds Of country produce.
ap 28-lt G. & y. D. STEPTOE.
Bedford Sentinel copy It.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28

PATENTs-Thcre were sixteen patents
and designs issued from the Patent Office
last week, of which four were for cooking
stoves; and it is said that all the models in
the Patent Office cxhibitabout this proper
tomato contrast. A letter from Washing
ton says:
"The inventive genius Of America has
its chief temple in this city; and it would
be nothing more than fair to appropriate
one of the wings now in the course of G.
rection for display ofthose articles which
SO materially contribute to culinary COM
forts. and give to life much Of its flavor"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28

A Curiosity Worth Seeiag.-One of the
most perfect specimens of mechanical in
genuity we have ever seen was shown to
US yesterday at thestor of Messrs. Wood
worth & Morriss, and we doubt very much
if in the whole catalogue of productions in
tended for the coming exhibition, at the
Worlds Fair, in London, there will be any
thing SO equisitely beautiful. 1t is a snuff
box, made of solid gold, set with large
pearls, and covered with the richest enaln-
cling, containing a diminutive Canary
bird about the size of bee, which hops
out from the lid Of the box on touching
spring. After futterirs its wings and
clearing its throat the little creature favors
you with song, the notes of which are
warbled forth so clearly and naturally that
you can scarcely allow yourself to believe
that you are not listening to a real living
bird.-AAa Calf6yniaa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28
FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES,

w Paints, OILS, Dye-'StnGs, brushes Port Mo
IN mics, Dressing and Fine Combs, Pcytnmcyy
Fanny Articies. DC. 8c.-The subscriber has just
received his Spring supply of Drugs, Medicines,
&C., comprising an unusually large and complete
assortment, selected by himself, with great cure,
purchased ut unusually low prices, and of very SUI
ueriur uuniifv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28

Corporation Bonds 500.
Lynchburg Hose and Fire Insurance Company
par S20-salcs $25.
Citizens Saving Bank slo0-sales Sl07 /; since
dividend
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28
SO BUSH. sweet Potatoe Seed.

sr as-st AGREE & MccLANAHAN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28

- wants respectfully solicited 10 examine cur
stock Of Farming drills plaid cotons and Domessies,
&c. &C., which win be found to be very desirsbls
and very cheap.
ap lifts C0fHOIIN A. HOLT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-28
s2io,953,I2I s2sa, $50

banks,- lli,9l7 ,73f lsl ,539 .937
The correspondent goes on to remark on
the above:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-11

A NTHRACTTE COAL-l5O tons Philadelphia
IA nee ClAI1s = smiysin a nszt wssk. o. 49, tslev
Z; n: { j II i;i;1| -; ....''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-11

A Fsssdls KnigAl-At The hsed Of tho list Of
the President Of the French Republic, il widow
of the name Of Btulon, who wss born in 1861. and
is now an ofcee In The HDtsl des Invalides, whess
she has lived Tor ths last hhy-two years, snjoyins
the esteem and vsnsFaiion Of ths Old companions il
n% military I %sp wbo 1 "a h sc,s ssr, sea 4 se
Her husband disd = Ajsscio " 1871. atter ssveu
Year, service. In l703, q the - Of tventy-cne
she entered the "a Rsginans oflnfnlzy. ~ which
her husband had served, and made herself % 70.
markable BY her honorable eonduct, that shs va
permitted to continue in The service, noeWishssand
ing her sex. She was attached 70 Is TsgiInsp
year,, and performed seven caupaigm - psivasl
colder. corporal, sergeant, and sergeant major
She was wounded u the siege Of CAlvl, and bsinl
rendered incapable Of service, YVES admitted int
the Hospital des Invalides. In 0ctoher. l622, Oh
ppas promoted to the rank Of ensign.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-11

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=. -. J! -: {. 9: So: !. g.
r.sss c.sss:
p - = 49, g = go. = !'
\. S. -. T.. o,:., c. -, ...;,,.
- = - s''' ca We vss..,
!!.s - - 81, 81 e:
- -; = 2; T.: 60: &c ": n s-.:. !.
n 49, -. = ~ q q o- : :
xssD.c :. s'; so,ss: : 7ss. =. :. :. =.
F.naeles.ss
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Flom Sarfa FS.-TSe co1se.nerd1ot u ~ 8.
nuis Rsunhl;c,n -,,s,-. -. a.rse 3. nn.Ie,
IN. of .tS =. =. -. =
e. 60 -. - q. -. ":.s. - -.
frieno ~ arrived 1oo heloU bring ~ noes
cshc,1 3 y. - J! ~ q ~ r. -
{he 2sth uIt. NJ. sss y - xcs,;n ~ rs.
Saioes in IN ho5v. 49, ( dssesnf - ~
Down Of La Gsvaldosss. aad, Il d ahssoee d
tendance & ~ colshrssicn a - ~ a IN
ugustin, ii IL Su5e 81 Iosia, twelve Ms an
amt from The scsps 81 disos1er. 5ucceeded s. div,
ing of the ensi1e stock heloeGine 20 TIT coons.
hiiy, and. honihlo 70 Ielsis. Hid nne ofShe eii-
sens, and eaSlsd a. II woansn and chtIdlsn 80.
lives. &. 81 Is
The individual who bsouEhs % - III tnfbenar
ion was hinse6 psssent q ~ iown. ~ hleeia,
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"Dis.cofd u husibls ." y ~ nnnioSl nsaIc
said whsn he We about . b hung.
1t il gsnsnlly believed that Cowpsr was ! ffss-
mason, q be wished 70 erect lodge In SONS va
Wilderness"
The Philadelphia Sun says 81 the best bits ~
ever had on fishing sxcuuion was III bite Ne
took along with u.s."
A wag, who was asked 70 bay The Bank Nots
det,ct bank note 10 his pocket.
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49, -. 1ssSot;N -
LIOT 60O1G.
IA laa9Q I'D e1Ggo18 aGIsstn'l
q VeAnnGiegaa1b Epgliah,
fleaah ~ 9oenoa JsopGa,
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