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Respect to The Memory Of Mr.. nfcgruI,,


fhHfhs BANK oT VIRGINIA, 9th July, 1853.
me msbers OF this Board painfully sensible Of m. ami.
dpensaton which has deprived them faithful assost,
anu friend and The community Of useful exemplary
In the death Of sublett MeGruder. F'' ''''"'
hy desire 70 sprea upon their minutes and orte,d
hs memorial on their sadness the mournl occasion lie
10 a INC relations Of life, example or generous
s Torhy man merchant accurate liberal and success
W member 81 the Directors Ia which capacity he bad
served lhough many always attentive IN
ms views and fsalous o. the true Interests the nstuton 81
abeJ and well Informed he that those whose priv
ese y vas 70 Know him Intimately Impressed with the high
e espci Tor The sincerity aud literally q Character
was uuy an unassunng christian gentleman and worthy Of m
the honor which can be paid 70 his memory. - - ~
Extract from the minutes Of the hoard:
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=, fisE-on Monday the 27th ut, about 10 o'clock A.
a. me ROOF OF the north wing of Mount Airy Richmond
ESQ, was discovered to be fire. All the force of tho
plantation was In the harves, fields of which some were
more ihan three miles Distant very little HELM could
os naa an the building had been damaged to the amount
me long drought, the unwonted heat, and a strong
breeze prevailing at the river. made the roo ntanabe
ana is theFe was fire in Fireplace it is not improb
NJ ua' spark from that chimney caused the disaster
40 insurance. fred.rieksbmra RcraLL
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JUDICIAL ELEcrioS.-We have received the following
measre returns Of the election held last Tbursd.y re
Judge III the ih Circuit. In Botetourt Hudson's m,
Jonty rs reported to be 10, aud in Craig ST. Ar dan
NILS In Monroe, the for Hudson was ss for Ander
son 70 andior Smith . -LynchbUrg Virqinian
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- A Locofoco correspondent of the Baltimore
Sun thus lsuds the appointment Of the Hon. VIM J.
Brown:
The appointment Of Hon. William J. Brown cd tor oil
the Indiana Sentinel special sgent Of the
Department, Is the very best that could be made. Nj
Brown is shrewd, Keen active uutirng man. full Of
perience talent, aud resources and will be invaluable TO
the Government officially and politically"
We have elsewhere in this days paper given items,
which throw some light upon the character If this
notorious individual. II seems from this paragraph
that he is to be employed by the Administration o.
lhicaAy as well as c6Tcially-in both Of which ca
pacties, II is said, he will provo Invaluable"
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NE TOBACCO CRoP.-lt is stated that late rains have
somewhat revived the tobacco crop of Kentucky des.
patch from New Orleans saws that there is grcst c,c,
ment IN that market. Factors asking an ,dvanc
ana mad Withdrawn from the market The stock was 40
900 hhds, which is largc.-Bah Sma. w
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JULT 5TH. 1851 O'clock. " o'ciocE. S o'eIoc..
81 ------------ - 81
VlANE or VIRGINIA. Richmond. July Stb fssarA.
hD President and Directors Of ts have declared
end OF o1r and quarter cent out OF the profits
Tor The last ak months, srcct deduction On ousYte, 49,
cent bonus 70 the State which leaves cent or ~ ieo ~
Jy6-d2H SAMUEL MAnx c,.tt..
HAMMERS BANK or VDtGINfA, July sih I51a-T1,
Petasni and Directors have detsFsa dividend for
AMI quarter per cent out Of the profits last r mantle
subject 70 deduction Of quarter the STATE
lesy,ng Our dollars per share payable 10 the Stockholders
UTiNE CHEWING TOBACCO-Gontlemsnin T1bf of 1rs CO.,
~ Ing Iobaeco the pick Of the that ke
constantly hand supply ~ Gis other eeIebrad
Dahss oi ehoeef qustes 100 paeksEe hand vhch
jys iS5 Msis s,,s,.,
NNOR RENT.A dssrabto store Room In The WIT -.
~ building This store " admirably adapted pnr tt;m
poses on rttal csahshm ent ~ any description H. To- LII
caiy render csDerfdNy desirable or s,s
hoo or Uphosierng Estnbmeu FOR and other par.
tleuiirs, arpy " Whig once.
osT-Bsiveen 'e Curtis PEGS WHAT ~ K5sFstts 400 Is
game iacory on the fh Instant the papers be9nsnr
70 Hsnnah Abraham o. this city. The papers enclos
green pocket book Any person hndink them, peare
m AZ h once AreTafd VIII be given for their recovery.
" oONsEouENCE tho death ~ n HcORUDga the co mart
~ nerfhp Of McgRUDER SONS The Affairs o. the
concern VIII Be closed By the surviving partners.
July tih, ls9 RICHARD W. McoRUbRR.
The business will ~ the subscrers ho
have ts dy entered into eopsrtnerhP, under the
CHARLES wceRUDER,
July oh, isS3-dAc2w RICHARD W. McGRUDER.
u,yOH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINK
~ The Boats SWAN and EAGLE f'tin,IIlt
cation the esuned which ahoat 1hs 96h INST
bs NANCE GO0cH.
Gtorros YARNss-t5 balss, assorted, for sale By
NV DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 90.
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tBThs DaHviHs Registey has also undergone change
Of Editors,-Nessrs r. w. Lyes aud =. A. Howard hay.
ing succeeded Mr. Buord In the conduct Of that paper
Judging from the articles Of the first number, they will
publish an able aud interesting paper
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~ a rather strange state Of things exists among
the Locofocos in the New York Legislature The
Hunker portion Of the party havo introduced resolu.
tons landing Gen. Pierce and endorsing the Fugitive
Slave law. The authors Of these resolutions are de.
nounced as enemies Of the Admins stration, and their
proceedings ascrbed TO secret design to break II
down. The Barnburners, who have received most Of
the Offices from Pierce while prot sting their devo-
ton to him, either vote against the resolutions COM
mending him dodge. Enemies approving and
friends condemning queer FIX
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s8-The Frederie'JHrg Nev' has been purchased by
A. A. Little Esq, by whom Il will be edited aud who In
the last number makes graceful bow 70 the public We
learn that Mr. Little Is young gentleman Of fine acquire.
ment and what is Of far importance for success In
life, Of great energy.
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ErES IN TEE swApr.-For days past FIRE has been
raging In the Dismal Swamp and the southery wind set
ting from that direction the smoke and smell Of the burn
Ing leaves and sbrbbery has been
about va. hoped that the smoke ascending from an
wide an area, would be productive Of ranso much wan
teo after long dry speh-vhcb according 10 Professor
Bpy theory bad Alright TO expect and sure enough We
had smart shower about the middle Of Friday night
though only enough 20 lay the dust The wind shifted 10
~ " on Saturday, and the hest though still very great
was much aeviated BY the cool breezes witch blow very
fresh during the day.-RoLfoik Herald
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NLvAL-The frigato Consultation wasat Gibraltar June
The San Jacinto sailed the day before for the United
States, 70 touch at Fayal
L. j. H. Parker has been ordered TO the U. g. ship
Pennsylvania, In place Of IT, Refill detached bis own
request
IL Q. y. NJ Spotswood has been detached from the u
soopof-war Decatur at ChsrlestoWn add ordered to
the Savannah At this station.
Constructor Samuel Hart has been appointed Chief Of
The Bureau Of Construction Equipment and Repairs vice
Com Sbubriek, who reres according the which re-
quires Naval Constructor and not post captain 10 take
the head Of that Bureau.-Noy|olk Bsaeon.
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NJ. p. s. Montgomery has been elected Teller and Tho
Jells Clerk OF the Exchange Bank Of Va In his City
Saturday has been appointed discount day 10 this Bank
-LyHeh6urg Vrgirian.
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Board of PublIe Works

Aessrs Armstrong, Graham and Boyd, elected Com
missoners Of the new Board Of Public Works. me, in tb.
city, Monday last and decided by lot their relative
Of Office Mr. Graham drew the two years term-Mr Arm
strong the years-and only single ballot that for sir
years being left Of necessity fell to the lot Of Mr. Boyd
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MARRIED..
DIED.

on The Both of June by the Rev jacob D. Mitchell G.
Al. Il; kNHEk, OF Lynchburg and Miss ANN NJ. daug h.
ter oil f. Lowry, of Bedord.-LyneA Viroinjan.
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II coRRnsroNDENr.

tSSe.s
Articles vae, both .des Of ths win not be pab.hed
Eb Of sanding ought 10 be known 10 ALL and viii
n departed fom Obituary notices exceeding eight
uass charrsd for a. advertissments.
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10 Attention Is called the sale Of "Rose Meath ,,
the valuable farm of L. D. Crenshaw, ESQ, which is nd
Ver'sed to take place this evening, commencing nj
O'Clock. See Advertisement
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'HfAtF0Ft DrNltFr
ssrssn s.sths - Assistant y NJ e.ns,., - ~,
n,rsns a. s.. III r., hssnss cutie eoorisu. b. st,i,s
49, ~ ~ ~ emce, % over ,i.o..,
49, -, $3.50 ~ o.s. We conceive o. No an. sy
indace .ouhsrn vote a. - faa"noa
s<t,. - :, es,h'nE % Ne nrovn ard nav. ,.sss
F<s rsr,s " hsssvsr unworthy may BE- fth. az
prs'dns onesr, Ia iosins M WI wl., 49,
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RANGE oR TmERMoMRrrn-
DAvH or VIRGINIA. HIebm,ps. .Jn,v a

Atd W. Randoiphs BOOK Stare, l2i Main Street.
JULT 5IH. 1851 O'Clock. " o'eiocE o'c,o-a.
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Inspection Of floor Lyrchburg for the quarter end.
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SO. Q"'me disposition p'odui>;.nt un
pareil re."itat detrnit dun seul trait la
base de- tout gou,ernemc'h republican,,
-. one le parti wing de IaI.oui,iane en-
t'incorporant dams la ioi org""iqne des-
'nec a g""vern"r le p""p!e de toni / E.
tat, a porte i ''igaIite poIi'iqne de no.
'i'oyen> nn coup qni. sill frappe. aura
pour .tfct de >onmei,re les teNx tiers de
Ia population de Esat au coulrSIe IL.
gisIa,'f de I'a"tre frac'io" qai re>id"
dams les paroisscs contenant le plus grand
nomhre d'escIaves.
60. Qu'un par-iI res"|tat en- mem
temps qn'ii est inju,te enver> l., majorite
dc nos conci'"yens est prijndiciabIc a
Ia miuori,e quill IA pour ohjc, de f.vori-
>rr-pa'ce qnil ne pc"t manquer de
>ouIrvcr cntre les differences section, DE-
i'E'a' drs ja'o'>ie- q'i tot ou tard se ter
nincront en- con1ts afirctant stricusc.
menl I""rs inte'ets dams l'cspecc parli
c"'ierc de prop'iett qni a >ervi d'ms:r"-
me't pour c"nsommcr t'in)">tice don't
"on' nons pI"ig"ons.
En- consequence gull sol, rtsolo,
70. q &c les efforts de tons les vrai>
dtmocrates doivent ttre diriges san>
ce.sc contre ce,te disposition de Ia Cons
tItn'iou usln'a ce qn'eIie en- soft etfacee
ct qn'"ne nonvciIe base de- rtparti,ion
soft adoptec p',> en- harmonic avec les
sra'> p:in' ipfs ct ""e jn'se po'tiqnc.'
Tons nos djltg',t- :" 20 ,iendron' de
ces principles, nous I'affirm'ns d'avance.
- Dams notre proclaim munro Ions
puhlierons les resolutions snivantes de
ce programme, ct nos lec,c"r> vrrront
i les dtmocrates negligent les importan-
tcs questions d 'AmeIiorations ln,trieures
dont Ic parti whig tire taot de vanite
ct don't il desire en- reaIite la solution
moins quo nous. - E, pour oause...
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bras dc ION tideie serviteur. Sa derniefe
penste f,t ponr son filS, panvre orphel,n,
lne -;. mort laiesait sans appu, sur Ia
terre.
Qaant madame Florence-Angele
LET b.re des Vallees, apres avoir ecri'
de sa gcntilIe ecritnre le gallant bile,
lue nous yenons. de METRE sous les ye"x
lu lectcur, ellie ra-sembla ses dia mans.
Sc ,nunit dune forte .osnme, ct gagna
nne des Antilles anglaiscs, d'ou ellie par
Ut pour Londres. Ce fh Ia qn'cllc APP
prit, par np Journal fra"Gai>, ia mort dc
on mari. Ellie etait Iibre, bien libre de-
-or,nais. et son fis a,nait un nom que
oul ne pcurrait hi di-p"ter. N'ttalt-elle
pas Ia veuyc dn capitaine Lefrbvre :
Qneigue temps apes, ellie reGnt "ne
autre nouveIle. CeIie-ci etait beaue onp
mon,s agreeable. Nous vo"Ions patIer du
r,omptlc dies noirs Saint l)omlngne Ct
:ic t'expulsion dcs Francois. florence
Angelc Sc trouvait tout a coup ruinfe.
/. Nlais ellie stait jeune, m.rveille"se-
ment belle, ct menait grand train a TAI,
,le dn reste de ses resources. Dtux on
trois doazaines d'opnlens gentlemen s'e-
ta.!en. 'dija a.tclAs son char. Tonrnant
ontre PAngieterrc les prlncircs que lui
avai. incuiqnes un Anglais,. ellie ruina IN
nnnhra notable de nemhres do hane
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PAS DE M.lEN TENDU.

lie ticke, d,mocra'iqne Went de frlom
ph~r Ell Louisiana par "ne maJor'e a"-
tremrnt imrosante que cc'ie qni ftt
obtenir al general Pierce les SIX volx
ELEcroRAhEs dc Get Etat.
Qui Sc atron.ait d Ia tAte de &C ticket.
CONNIE candijat Ia place de Gouye'-
neur?
# C'est lc Col. P. o. Hebcft. qui mem
ore democratic de IL derniere conSen-
tion whig. vote contre siig"ohle base
dc In Representation iosale. representation
essentieiicment anti.r&pubicaine ct plus
ss.cn,ieilcment encore anti de'nocrati-
que. - Nous di>ons ainsi, parce q"'H
cxi.tc "n parti q"i pretend qn'il est de>
ripab liqaes non dspsocratiqaes. Ce Par'i
a De. argument. tre. originaux, It dcs
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DEBUT DE LOLA MONTES.

Lola Monies "a debnte hicr al theatre
les Varieties devant une sale pleinc e.
Jams IN dralne de nous nc savons plus
combien de tabIeHu,x. Cctte piece, disait
''afiche. est I'histoire ytridiqne de ma
lame h, comte.se de i.ansfcldt. Nous ne
chercberons pas chicane i l'alfirhe sur
&c point nous ne vonlnns que constater
&C, !apparition de Ii fnorite du roi
louis. Nolre proclaim Bulletin ortistiqu1
ira tons les details de cettc soi,ee.
Q''i' nous soft permis de otter un seul
episode ......
:" All premier ac,e, Lola Monte. .'s-
'a"t imagine, sans 'ai>on du res,c,
l"'elIe await des opposants dams Ia sale.
'narcha droit II" public ct dit "ne voix
terme 80 Ne sdames ct Me>sieurs, ii ia
lois rencon'rer "ne caba!e ici, qu'eliu
sc manifesto st je qnitte,ai Ia scene."
BIen cntcndn. i'aro>'ropfe f,t suiyic
dun tonnerrs d'applaudissement..
lie rldean bal,se, Lola, don't Ic trior,-
phe "A etc comp'et. . obti 'usage alre~
'ica'n, 1t pri. congo de son public EN-
ces tcrmes Je vo..s remcrcie de l'ae.
cueil qua reGn de .ous une humble
e'rau5ere; je ne I'onb|irrai jamais
(Co"rritr de- Ia Laut.ieae.)
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,ra " Ill, IL M V ON !.
LIZ M ENDlANT NOlR.
Ely a-s j PAR PAU FEvAl.
FLORENCE angelic DEs yALLEEs.
G,.tfu a 80. .l-E-.

Anssi, quand ponr IN scconde iois'elie
fnt mere, te capitaine rtssen;it tue Jaie
sans meiiDge. et SON amour dcvint plus
grand encore. sill csi possibi = ofence az
contraircs dcvint trl>t,; "a iiitai>ie await
pris. fin; ELI, Sc sonvln, dn petit, Alfred
qui grandi<sait loin d, lie, ct n'eproura
pins ~ 'ind ference pour &C second en-
fant, ct que dfgoiii Ponr SON pere-
Celte nais>ance await lieu an moment
on la guerre civile embra>ait lille tout
en,iere. Les negres, rt'volies, commen-
calent a prrndrs le dessHs. la vile du
Gap, denx foi. ilvree aux insnrge-, etait
en- proie 'anarchir. Tolt ce que put
faire lc, capitaine fnt de constatrr reli.
gieusenent Ia .i,ai>sance de son fills, mo
&c qai, du restc, as;,it encore en- qucl.
ques tienx ane v,lenr 'ltg.le; ct l'actc
fat dresst devant Ie prelre qni await
eoncln le marriage. Les msmes tenoins
ignsrent eette seeonde declaration.
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TEX IS.

Par un arrivage de Galveston uons
avons recu des jo'irnanx dn Texa. in..i
qn'an 80 dtcembre. lie Houston Tsk.
graph nous apprend que les deruieres
piuies ont monde lel prairirs ct eleve Ia
mvcan de presq"e tontes les ,ivieres qsi
les trav"rscnt. Les c4,rmins sont tonjoarA
en- nanvais etat: ON pense cependant
que qne!qnes jo"rs de soleil les rendrons
De nouyeau praticables.
un JENNIE hou.,,c du nom de John
Olivier a dtct"rge euatre cannns . an
revolver sur Nj. Phillip Coe, ancicn ha-
bitant dn Texas. Cclui-ci recu dams 10
corps les quatre bales ct ses pleasures
-ont 81 graves qn'on ma pas l'espoir dc
lie sauver. lie crime Il ete commits In.
.iianola. lie m6mr jour IL vile de Con.
zaIes etait Ie theatre dun autre meurtre:
Ia victime est TN negre.
he conseil dc vile dc San Antonio n
vote une ordonDance par lAqnelle .elic
otfre au gonverncment federal un vatte
terrain pour Ia construction dun arse.
nal. "a
I.emigration qui sc porte vcrs Quest
du Texas est Immense. CHG cents Ale
n,ands SC rendant dams les comtes de ls
fron,iere mexicaine ont traverse en- TIN
seul Jour Ia Vile de New Braunfels. Sas
Antonio regorge d'etrangers.
La direction dn chemin de fer de Ssr
Antonio y enin decide Ia mai"ri'e dee
voix que le chemin abou,irait sur ie gol
fe de SaIuria. Pour le moment l'extrs.
mite du railway est fxee L.avacca.
Cette question etai. restee longtemps in.
d,cise par suite dn confit des intfrets
particulars, nais mai,tenant qu'elle est
definitivement resoIue, les speculatenrs
Sc hatent d'achetcr toutes les terres cn.
v;rornantes. lie railway de San. Ante.
ri 81 ra Ia granie vote de communica~
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LIE capitaine se crnt ie jouet dun >on-
&C. penihle. II reIni ,rois on qu,tre foi-
cette epitre cxtraordi,lairc, ct pcnsa de.
venir fou. ID "
Tant de fr"ide impndence le confon-
DAFT d'autant plus q"'il await Ell j''si"c-
Ii pour sa femme presqne autant d'esti--
mc que d'amour.
d abord. il youlut tout abandonner ct
r, joindrc Florence, ne fif.ce que po"'
&c venger. Pnis Ie mepris succe'is IL
co!ere, p"is an nepsi< Ie drsespoir. s.
vie etalt d,.so.mais bri-tr; il await 5mi-
en- cette femme toulcs ses appearances d..
bonlcur. lie temps qn,il await pa-se
pres dele iui arparaiss"it co'nme nn
songe tout piein Dr. s,ayes de'ice-. ct H.
reve.l men ttait que plus crael. un n-
tant i, pcn,a moniir; ,nais iletait pere
il re,oiat de sisre pour ron .nfant.
II men vdeyalt prs st,e alnsi. LA BALI
d'un negre in>u,ge remPlaca pour lni l.
suicide. frois Oh ,,aatr. joas aj'res asoir
rec,I cette Ie,tre fun este, son de,ache.
nlent flt attaune par les resolias sur Ies
bords de IN Grande Risiere. lie capi-
iaine, .suivant son habltnde. combat,i
vaillamrnent, rnai.. au moment OH il Sc
lancait pour cuIbuter les negres a dem
,aincus, il fut frappe dun coup dc feu a
Ia haesear du sein. ct tomba dams les
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C'ctaient un don.estiuue de fiorence
ct IN mn atre do nom de Jonlnille,
qu'ellc await affranchi afin qn'ii put ser
| vir 4 Get office. lie capit"ine prit u'
double dc lartc, ct Fcnfant fut mis- c''
nonrrice hors de In Vile, dams une habi.
,a.ion neutre, rtgie par DIES negrcs at
franlhis.
Qnel.nes ionrs apres, le capita inc
tenant Ia camp sgne, recnt par On messa
ger une Iettre dc "a femnc. Voici quel
en- etait ie contcnu
:. Monsieur,
J'ai cru vous aimer, jc me suis from.
nee. C'est an malheur. Nous ne non.
reverrons plus. J'avais o'nis de so',s fair,
savoir que Jai IN tis MOI, non pas !
von., un liis que jaime, parcc que son
per, est. ie seui homrne que Jaie aime.
I.cnmene Get ei,fan; ayec moi. Je vous
laisse ie ..6ire. sf#
..Je 9 g,rde l'acte de notre marriage.
II polrrs,. srr,ira i mon fills dansI l'avenir.
Vo,re tiIs, i yous, ma besoin que de
vous. a#39 s4sAt 7s
;. Ne cherchez pas me snivrc. Je
senx une separalion, ct ma yolonte est
irrevocable. II ne fant point men you-
loir pear celia. 10 suis ialte ainsi.y -
Adieu.
FIoREycE-AKasIn."
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parienent, sans dedaigler de porter 10
trouble di'ns pu>ie"rs fortunes CONNER.
ciaies. PMS, gnand ellie ii't Iasse de cetsc
vie brill,ntc, mais miserable, ellie daigns
donner sa main IN jeune lord, qni s'es-
,ima le pt's heureux ct le plus giorieux
des mortels. C'e.t a,n-i qu'on agit /
i.ondre-. Dn boudoir dune conrtisanc /
la conche leg time dun pair, il ny a
in'nn pas.
Pendant celia, lie jeune M. Alfred Le-
f,bvre des alees devenait un long ct
Gince gar9on. qui represen'ait asses
bien aux cotes de- sa mere, sur les moel-
leux COUSINS de l'eqnipage dc miIord.aII
ne savait ,icn, mais il ne voill;sit rie,t ap.
prendre, ce qni pcrmett,it de eonject,l-
5rer qn'ii ferait quelque jour ua fort est.
mab!e dandy. a.ss.. ,.e.5 a...,as,
lie mnIatre JonauiIle await suiyi sn
maitres<e. Doublement libre par sos
afiranchissement ct par "a presence e,y
AngIetcrre, il eat un jour une depiora.
bic idse q,i lie fit esc!re de nouyean.
Par compensation, il put SC pavaner sous
sos, nouyeau nom. Je Juan dc Carrai ct
E,ire cfoirc 4 tous qn'il etait Andaloox
etaassi pur hidalgo que a. najests I, ,oi
d'Espagnc.- i, II
L. slsf- IN e,~slssr<s nuu-Trs.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-01-09

or Nous prions nos deb',cnrs dc no">
rsgler l,."r. complies dams Ic p'"s b'cf
ds.i possible. l,rs engagements consl
derabes ct tres imperieux nous oblige"f
1 Ieur faire le pliS 'halc"rr"x appel.