It ;M,rn wUalasbataiit 1tm !, which, h.rrr . aJ gin. iallwn..- Srt, have the BrmU.nrt ..f MitnuaMy, t..H
f..li,Oe.pobithe heart of cVueft, sad Uch i a.U 'lt! in.w. Tfce '.. f IW-twO W
rs;,t !!y urn WgnU'mg Ut Ori contcicnce, i tii'r.
tr 4 taaiae
i
S.tUsillMY, KOWAN COUNTY, N. MONDAY, JUNli 13, ICJI.
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i,mJ WW""-'4-
mi asswaeiHT- r i
. ... .art;. ,'J I '. MAR ...
-awful tidintropU t)j .
dU M. The drJaj i
UsdingU hit been unavoidable
ti minutes af'cr H o'cflcfc'M
" t I II
, ,eft al.rmed by lbs err of Fur
iJ (hi t signals on sue. twee-
iding lately ereCtea .." ",;
.r...i.i (.Site was found to, be in
VI Hill "1 ... ,
.11. but io mi iocomldersbie an extern
I H Wit belles 99 IIt emna uiau. iv
ipfnUblt would.bs certainly success
Deceitful "Pi! They were all
... iheiOMJeito Aha, lrgt
fk buUainjf, t.d to m.nf iiPU -M-ih
roof of ibi-Town
trimift or Sime wen w
Inlt 4ireIt of lb l6ft Uh
ft r-Ju-ivce.: J". r'crn dic.fo..,
LrHthaid borl ii'eo wont.
. ..t ;k ni.i .ir'i
T I t inijiibMf nun wits ' "
kkv.rdk In ii norther airec
l fc.u rf he creek, mbrajrlng
.. j ifD rta fmermcilute
111 iitfv.i"'i - - . If 1 I .
.. t-. HM trfi and BlttJcn lin-
,d on the lit ir' t
l-.'.i.i,.. Kinr ine nun nuu
i. MifU.e lone row
I.j w..;m; t the Wa ;Con Yard
prom wu.4v...- . r.w,:
nnnnr..n Sifett the Bme
icrted norther cW;
aek end cooiunung in .iniu
cle'e mil!, Here, nfl deamK
. .... t.tL!.' erected l
' r r. .11.1 A th lit!
Ln. with water end bhnketa. 4 On
uit band iidc oftbo vftet.thejr pro-
1 .iith. ware itDDed at tne
elKQ ' n v , ,
. lurk mid reach
me iivu r ' . " . ., ,
.r,buiidtne on o?to
if. f,. ...tvard f doortT he-
. t tk.rie Pntnt. Includ'mtt tha tr U
r. Wm.Mcl.4yre. situated on ibe.op-
Ute point Ibrmea of ,na J-"- rv
erwn-atreet aoa vuoi pir
ndinff back north... : V',
Lierian Church, CatboUscbapel, and all
l.oth.rbuUdiue.i
fthe dwel!u) houae, nnui
ereaaved with uH excrw
I he building on both aide, of Bow
reet. Along Giileaj!o atree, the feme,
.tended a. far at the State Bnb bu Id
,wm o-h hand aldei-W biibiP?!!?!?
... ' .1 -.v.fii I Wltn ,rne ui
Lt poinwindlo amihatbyiWinE
k .... .iM nt me iirnu
Lad M-r. buildmR point oppoaire
Lie.... nlTvihildinirs, ntl exienmng
suardlr ao a to no Ude a. ; ;;v
th huildine on Uck lrcci
arson - r u... , , -
ItU mmaible to 'or, WT
htimateof the entire fe in rl " ad
here probably is ia inaunw ,
. : v 1 .'. f . .man heme con-
so lartje a poruon - ,
. H. ' :. ih- PMult 01 vol-
imcui wiibiv .. .
' ' a. bu ah Arvniaifi 1 1 w "
eatorKwi'vn--r
x o'clock, h tno & '
. . .JI ..u.- mnilll USUai:
buc, anu ta aa
lu a,iooa. it wa auuieniy
u 1 a - - - , I
fi)0d for ii ragrrtR appen - e
. Li- l . ;,!..,, rUktroved were
1 h niiuiic ouuu'S" ' r .. l
- ' 11 .k-Cane tear Dann
he 1 own uuu, - 1
t Catholic Chapel, the freab-urtan and
.niwopal Churches, the "'MJT
1 u ..inn nmeiii
afavette ano -T, .ij
.-. . - i.!i. ik. iri Dinn ui
pnesa. ana c o" " .'... k., aa
liai. Bank, were alaO tttaiiyya
' r , Kr ataa
rented l lu"'
aaiir iiiiiiii .
oae, they are r d
troyeJ, In nu nkr abott SIX IIUNDUED
oul'l fttjulre a lflg ciialugua to cnti
mcr.te juricuUrlf .
' Uu. bo.iJa the I'jildina immeriie
(intiiicof Doukt, valuable papera, mi
i.ejr, houi hu!tl furniture, f,ood, waie,
iriisrchaiidlie and produce, wer daitroy
ed. Wlitra the fi' fitat broke out per
ion near the acorte, would reroove auch
tbinRi to ainat wero then -aoppoted pi
reffiferfrttiTbfrmwnhetwiMild
Ret iberqjalrl depoahed thtjr woutd di
i.oV ir hk'pfaH-imi'tfpwiiitiMhm
and would b drivetHo Untie if afrta
tor the 1 MRurit jM htio.'aW ljl1
,'riaari itlaCI 10 OUCI IIkI CQfOpUte
f w,r,, , i withnelr txartbai, the
would t I hd compelled lo abandon
thamto tUe ; ."f of He mercilaae llameit
a tery xtull Vn o'anf of theaa if-
tides W41 latcd, e amount acMryjfwi
It ft -difficult ty t 'nat.- 17 V: . M
undcrtaiitboF-r a c--r : b-l.
aa of eten paim out tt-j piKiripal mi-
prcri.' It would be inumuij maro e;
l.t i,iik. a t al ...: ua 01 tboia il ourciti-
tent, waohava not auffared. 4 Lan(ttajr,e
ia otlretf Inadrqnata to iho deaenptbn
of tha aublime and iwful acenoof aun!ajr
utfnuiii idaa of the BD-
wi IV sviivvj - ff
naarauct of luin and deaolation which
ti ina inn nrt4enli.. - If Dllt Wat
r.m fmrn tha Iron . heart 01 tha a'ern
M.ri... a diimerettad forriieocr. amid
tha lUloa ofCarthaRfi what maw b M
ft.lm. of et er arm hearted iiiizen ol
ik. llniiail Statet. and esuecilly of our
aii itatc. when he hall 1X up
tanMsoir wreck of our lata
flMiil.himr .ih.irc. lui 11 la by detcen
tirttA an Imiuirf imo nr!ii2U4l loe
.n.mireiuaTThit-tmr ir eoftditbn
4 mi undentood. .Many who on
the'Txi'Jwins-of at Ja--war i4U.V
rniomeftl lalllhe onlinar- 3irainKi
i i.f- hioa now nothinc leit t'lem but
Ml II'"
the sirmla tun ol cbtnet which tuer men
woie, not a rwof lei in store euner 01 oreao
... , i a ,i m meet (be common Qi
yr mi ? . .
..wl. ..f nmrt. dtiliuita een 01 I lie
.halter of tha rudett hocl from the in
clevnentf of the climne. Nor u thit
of nrlvatiun confi ted o mm in th
full enjoyment of.bi n:K-l airtnuth
-a ..un tui citcr. out inriuoc an con-
ajmi i'i-r'"" '
dhtona of brf, iha wldcd mo' her Un
A hRneaiii tho wnijhl of veara and
amwiUd tf her lainMli.ng.bahe,--
tha the lama and iaa anoa. w.nr
-k tvr in a tats of jiwpeill , how
find fha maetf MMf -denuded y( pro
partf, and buidoocd with debta ol im
mcntt nignitule. ; But e forbear.
FuiniraAwUh -Ui SmesHLSMt.
Sit WRtbH ptciur afejchedaeiia.-witb
more truth, jhan hf adoptmjr, tho cofd
tunReationt of anjr ' reciial. It .aeemi
that those who were oe aui
we
of worahlp. In that atataof mnta calm,
and cominnure, which the dif and their
late employment were. a well caltuiaieJ
to inspire 1 ar.d which hoeferprvpitlout
to tha attainment of aplrud ainngth, la
narhao not the moal fitourahla aiatf of
feeling for tuddenly anl unepeceJI
ngiiflng l any temporal ' Moor.
n-.i,.. iht.'. btine at their, prifate real-
dencea Intiead ol.Ui' p'acea of buinea
tntf" irerat- fariht raftoad from- tha
tcen of action, id tba enemy bad gain-
d wO-itrnebeio'f 4hf Rcouiqnnng
hamelaa itt CCPDtwno:ivr...vumr8ry
.. .11 '.... .tinn tha auoolrof water
wat foui.3 to bwufflcto"!!!1
terwirkt, protlbiy owing to the imprO;
ridently laktntf out aoma 01 ma uypar
plnaa. and thtf in meeiura cunmg 11
oi. 0lng tithe purt of the fire,
1 he aud'ten ctniuaion, nm ..vW.
proptrir, l W 1,01 'aUII1 rr,cu:-afl
W III i COlMlQICa iiiiuumiiivi'iuH
L a a
with i se creak anj muaeu ma enginee
ii.-m,,t,. b faf even ia they were
hit, aaa - 'I - - ' m
tupplled wHhfwiter refuaed topcifurm
the if lunctlwt.
The great heat ol the weather waa alto
very onr.vkablo 1 tho aun'a reyt had
haed the rpofa of th houtet almot to
ii.fjimraittorj. and rendered them fine- be
inn'ued'bf lU araallcit t-" 1 added to
thW, wj, ha relaxing -w m tf-
fa-noponiboat.auigageJia c.i.. :
lrt tttimiiali tha fira and lhiiilmw!i;S
ing ilHir ability nearly one haf. A very
largn jroorlon or tno. wne were eu
ihU aeftice were thuie who had
already nen worn dawn wlt cxenioni
to tave their own chaMela. Mi: 01 an tna
onfaorabl8tircuratancea idna contri-
I - 1. ik. innJ r IR Bff
putai W'8e,F iu r T ,
iaihe ibaCDci ol any wtnu f aunicieni
forte to impel the flaraaa in y one cc
. .k which would hatKoocenra-
ted theraertione of tho ctdina to one
p int, iiid prevented the firo lkm apread
nn ii. in hrr direr tinnt.
laid be for j aur readers
.. Imnrrrt BCCUUht faf tlit ful CI
taair4he.wMany pankuUn. doubtlaa
have ti.it yet reached uv and in the prea-e-n
Ached state of feelki it ia difficult
to trtiittoany thing, which we did not
ourelvca aeo with our own eyet. and
k. ihf rrn.re confiied ourle pioi-
paWy if wt eniirely to ike relation ol auch
... A h g wa OTerthrow of
tlkitr puf uniarr proapaell we ara-bapnyj
.a ti -lhere aeemt iO ow a ccnorai inau-
.linn nf fortliude. and manly reilg
nation "under thtt -slIHeuv dunenwuon
of Pridence, together with a confidence
tSat he who hath viaited ut wilt provide
V.T:.K !K maana to bear Ihit IriiltcrT he
T WH" . .
yirh of enterpiue ia far, very far from
tctncf crushed.
f. Lain
f. Cocliran,
II. Shaw.
Vi Lam.. Jr.
S.T Uaalry.
W. VI'l.ntheaL
K, L. W. Wlnalow,
k. CtMtki
IV L. IIaly.
P. Dailry,
f , raffuaan.i .
J.JUwfll...
N-aiil Sha
. ni.k. Soa.
Ar Ki-Wetft'aa.--
IffflTf Hjrn, ,
Uo. McNfin,
f.'M.Dobhia.
Nait Stvr,
: tt air, ia!ifnarb,'
Abne r Dranaoo,
Jh Crow, -
W. a.Utia.
Beidn waay atkera not yet aacerta3mL
Tti atitiraloia eatimaied at one niluoe
and a balfbfdiillara.
'i-mnt"ucewfn-- aaVlfl
Banks were all o fortunate o accure
the" who! of their money, twwfct, ano
aluable papers, Uhoth their Iowa
mutt bigreit in the de-truction of real es-tal-t
and the ctt lre and partial prostri
linn of so m jnf of their debtors -It is a
rerttirkabla clrcumanc, mat wme mo
ney and m.ny? f atuabie papcrt, left in
tha vsulu of iKe to Banks, were taken
auTafier Ue ffcraniniored
If is due to alii the citisane 10 aay inai
their exertions Mf unrennuing wnue
. it..ti. wherever there
neir lf ,
waa a prospect of effecting any ining, nj
although many were teady to tdnt undsr
their labors, anil some were paniaiiy
butnt, it is a greit allaviatun to sorrows
to be able to say that no live ware loat.
The slaves and other colored papula-
iinn.ds&erve crc;it credit lor their con
av
ducton ThTteven
thing like "..riol 'or disorder" among ihem,
but they li scorned to work with azal
arufini replditfw' hie RT miint feire"d"im' ar
ty sympathy In the common cause, ami
.-- i iiaiala ( iKwtf
4,-, jk, jlja.atrtl iaiv m .. inn -jjitB fcflfc lnmu .VI -1.1ft Vi v? ,-.
vhwTtI awffi -a'la"'-" . .. ..... 1 .j .
I1SV
J. UaiDork.
U lliiilbutt,
. W. rll.ixhaat,
J4ia Campbell,
Raubaa Halt.
AaxM Kimt4ltt
Mrs. Mslt.llan,
T. Wa,
SchJ af tnduttry,
Jaa.llrt,,
W. r. lUtvm,
J, Di'daall, :
raJ'eflriciV
K. J. lUlu. f '
llvbart k Httanre.
TQWfl MEFAl.VG.
I W. Wrlrht. Etci. M. P. called to the
Chair, W. J. Aoderaon appointed Secre
' TKe Chairman eiDhioc d tho obiect of
the Meeting, ti to relieve the dutreas
of the poor and destitute occasioned by
the la'efiret ' '
Rtiotvtd, As the sense or ihia I own
t it. ihit the Commiskbners of the
town of FayetteviiU; be authorised to bor
row from 'the Ba.ks in this place a sum
not excrefline Four thousand doJlsis, to
iUwacuri:y and payment ot w wen, me
taxes, property, and faith of the town la
hereby solemnly pledged, and that the
said money or so mucn uroi as may
be TtecesMry. be Invested under their di
rection. 1 provisions, and retailed out to
k. rt:T-7A at the lowest possible prices.
and where there la , any unable to pur-
sumnenr supplies w
..y rt rf the ahose serfTx
ff.MWrf. 1 nat me v immmwi
arrive I shall re-romruence the puUlca
tion of the Obichcr in Its sjsual shape.
I', the mean time, 1 in end each week lo
publish a small ahtel, ihst tur readera
may Sot be en'lrcly without paper. I
mutt make an earnest appeal lo all lo
delxtd 10 roe to make Immediate pay
menu I miy be found for the presr ut
renerally at my residence on fiilleplt
Street. . ' E. J. HALE.
... Jaar.g.jtii. ,,.;.; , ,
J1 It Is Vo cironeuus clo'ctrloe ta .mof '
ale to suppose flat the aeoic ir honor. .
ia' not essential amongst even the best
and m st enlightened. Our opinioa
is fortified oa this head by that excel
lent and great maa, Bishop Hclicr.
Hrlf.rtarx'ct. aava he. It the most
powerful and one of the moat uieful
. ....
ol our mental rubita, it u tnt princi
ple to which the noblest actions ot
our nature may be most irrcjucnTiy
traced the tune of every' useful
quality How far it may be occasion
ally abused, or how fir it may iiaelf
be consistent with the priociplea of
nr hrtlv relipioo. are Questions which
have bn" Seeo disputed with violent
and fanatical letimonV. The first ob
jection I am neither prepared nor in
clined to deny, l o tmpcriecuon ev
ery human invention is liable f nor
can it be considered as a subject of
blame, that even our best institutions
are only n choice of evils. But, that
a eeurse of honor ia contrary to the
spirit of religioa, though Mandcvillc
(perhaps insKlioualy )aattioecnarr ..;
. aa jf ai aa W es4
.a 1 l rt at
Cnaw0 ii imw -rr - - r r- . - -
rt.u,i.,tf dlttri&Ulflfl, ana mat incy appears. 10 say do wi"rs vi n,
exoend ur any oioer puuns. igsum, mu nazsruous ascruuu.
indeed, be readily allowed, that the to
is only one motive which can deserve
' a
lUMvea nai me v "" v. ,$ onjy 9ue motive wnicn can aescrve
,k- T- heuthorhU t4 receive all, .
iiiniio a lint to rAnrlmn
d.nilton. IH.I.H.II I t.m.d. Iron, j . of jM, try otr dc.
(teamed most proper aU necessary. t -7 t
SvXThatVheCommUsioners iaference, lay the axe to the foot of
recommended to appoint a Committee to civil government itself. Like every
Itaist them, in me oispionuun ui auvnioiner law, me iaw uihuhvi
nrovisions as they may purchase In pur-Ljoned bv ihe wants and vicea of the
- ..... 1..:.-. .4 1 k I ... .1 a
usnce ol the nrst rewnu-iwH .,MCJlsrdrld use tnem, too, wey muse ue
a - a a ak4aa.j aa Ia - Ivss ll(4 . 4 I
.. i.ifinap rprniiiuiriiuLU iu uuumi p
SrO lUM"'
mifketTisear at possible to tae old one.
- r..k.r that these nrocee dines be pub
lished Jn the papers of this Town, Kal
etch, and lminw,
J, . f IVlUilX, uauirmun .
W. J. AsDXaso, Secretary.
V cannot eiose this account without
staiinir a ft which may serve as a warn
. nthor inwns. In severs! places
wheie the lUmes were arren.u, . w.,( j Thtf 0e,MnKs of
owin entirely 10 me proian.- hoiiseleaa rc t upon them. We hope
ri vtjhslr iufioi rce f rorine w eak ne f
of pur nature. The perfectly virtuous
man if any such there be-needs no
. . t...
sach stimulus r resirtcuoo ; ui
our aake. - for his own. let him not
Vitndraw from us, who are not so for
tunate those aalutarjr .ttafraiaU nod
t r ..... L.
Public Meetine bavo already bn heldl Penalties wnttn ence our r.uc. y
iri Katelltn 100 nniuraniun . n..ww-.-ii 1 . r ,
ratified to Icam that at the former near of human happiness, the powers of this
. a .L.... I 4.t ,1 ak. Mwt f
iixi thousand ana at ine latier oiawuu- worraanu iw nci.
sand dollars wete-SubrriMJofS.tf
by hade trees.
List of Suffcrcrt in Houses, Goods,
Furniture; ctr.
John Rnclet .
John Killy,
Hugh Campbell,
J. H. HHper.
Ja Sracl?,
Dillim J'rdan, Jr.
It. Cu;liran,
gimeon Uelden,
Mr. Bowen,
Judjfe SiranRC,
T. J. Ciirtia,
I). McNeill,
Mrs. Wilson,
Estate of Mra- Barge,
D. of tla'Uday,
Do. yf Wi.wluw,
.st-rtlliaghast,
Jo'ii Sclph,
Wta. M' latyre,
fj Srcd.llSil,
TtTTIcXIirghnn,'---
ino. Mulliis,
K. T. Jl irean,
James Baker,
D. Mcvi'iren,
D. McOall,
, Jos. Arcp,
Mi!ea Rlke,
John McAm,
K. Dartatdian,
L D. Ilnry,
J-nea Kyle.
Eat. of 4. Pearce
BankofCtjie Fear,
Uank of U. State,
T. Fuller fc Cj.
A. Graha n,
A. Torreuce,
Mra. BngUud,
ilJftark
Mr. Ceary,
Mrs. Mcieen,
J. Carmon,
J. Dickion,
J. Murchiaon,
R. T. Goodwin,
the xenerous example will be folloaed
throughout the country.
To our
"Oil.-
For ourselves, we will say that the Es
tablishment of the North Carolina Jour
The Polish Commander in-Chief.
Gen. John Skrkynecki, was born in
GaUicia, ia 178f, and studied at Leo
po!. when the Fteoch armies enter
ed Poland Jn 1806, Sktxynecki, then u
niactcen yeara of age left his father's ,
house, and enlisted iu the 1st regiment .
bv Col. Kas- .
iroi.na our-. . -
naftv entirely desrroyed, .nd-from tbe tm'r w.,acnow,, oowy...
cm... j j . n . nn mhfi latrlv covered himself
ceried in saving more than D20 worth with ao much glory. Atjhe opming....
We have been rnibld by the temporary of the memorable campaign of 1809,
loan from the Hv Colin Mclvar,; of the ;a the Grand Duchy of Warsaw, tioder
materials of the Evangelical Priming Of p,itjce Joseph Pooiatowski, Skryxne- 1
fire, to lay these pirticuUrs befote cur cki was raised to the rank of Captain.
readers. . j0 c reglrnent, then forced by,
Ve,re unable to promise our readers pfince Coo.tailtioe Czartoryski. In
when they may again "ecJ pWi " the campaign of Mnscov, in 1812, hn
other number of the North Carolina B . . . . , . . i
Journa l or whether we snan again oc , - . . - . . s .
journal, it linrm h&fntm nnr in 18H. he gave repeated proofs oi,
auie io tiiaiww wu. 1 , , , 4 .
. iv . .Arm if nriu.nl. f n irrif i uti imvu. .....vw.v..... - mmm
ms&iz. r- -. --iri-irrrfrirtitrrrxiir . " k..ti;M -,
iirostratedf whether-wa snan ds tan id uic v iji vi iu ......t
.a . 1 A a :
msvters so remirnsote in tnc ni"
character before a ickly snd false I'U-
mjrtii had infilled into hi oosom tin
poion of discontent and alien ited his
! from those whom God hath P
'"" :. -1 a fu..nia
minted him 10 serve, nns o
and disinterestedness were done by idem
on that diy which may be pro(er on
ome future occasion more parucuiany
to mention. . . - .
Xt,.B nf our fellow cttizens trom the
Country attrscted by the smt)ke and frag-
ments or ounui """'! v"
which it is said were borne to too 01s-
tance of twenty-six miles) came tndu-
liniithe progress ot tne lire, ano render
ed us real hearty and useful aid. nnt a
variety of causes combine to renacr an
their, efforts lor a Ion tine unavailing,
...j .v.. l.t remnant. of strcjieth. and res
olutbn was nearly expended before the
C lib I
The day on which u occurred was unpro
Tun cititenn hid i-ist returned
UllIUU" ------ . II-'
to their houses from their several places
7'kin'r.an Vtittie.""''
a. W. McDonald,
Mra. K. Molntyre,
K. W. Wilkinga4
II 1.. Jona
I. BUke, Jr.
Hirn Ualiinaon.
Mrs. ahacv'tonli
1 W Uririt.
. ... - " '.--.
Elaeofl). Mceran, . 11. Salmon,
"Mi W," Aver;
Mr. Arnwtrong,.
D. Smith,,
V Miircliison,
A. Bailey,"
G. SlcAli.ter,
C. 8iuart,
J, Burktow,
Dr. B. Kohinson,
irOStrateO, wntimr-wi -rin '.. -;- w.w . ,Pl
ise sgaip. rests with the Disposer of all I that Napoleon took shelter in at Arcis
. Tl.. n.Ainnl firluanCf. M AUTI ui'.lhh.lMKin Ih ittrnnfl' M tnA
V. T V . " I I .... I I t L
Subscribers who have the ability young guard gave sy. F The Polish
nresent
Pay, wl
iJUr subscriptions, Won d certainly Change lhe French corpgt Which arrived
... ..r-i. .ni miiie us to voon aim I . - ..'.. 1 .
lUl l llfv,.".-. o 1
Ho. J. ivicHicaait,
Do. of D. Smith,'
La via Brown,
Horton & Hutton,
o. Deminz.
t3. W. Hutton,
K. Erambert,
R. Mclntyre,
Dr. (iilliam,
f. L. Ilybart,
JGruMie, '
.1. Van Vageneo,
R. llannmonda,
John VV. Baker,
A. l.amon,
D. L. Evans
I. Sunday,
Krizxle & Douglass,
'.V. Cade,
CD.Joaeij
Arch. Campbell,
Nelson & Rash, .?
Steam Boat 'Cortipany,
D. MclUe,
V. T. tlih,
A. Torreuce,
No't & Sumner,
Mra. Barge,
Mra.Gs,
Z. "Burroughs, ,'
A. Brown,
T. Foater,
Dr. Dickion,
Dr. Cameron,
Joseph Bakifjv j
A. McLean, Jr.
D. A. Hy.
Wilkiofrs & Co.
Geo. Hall & Co,
T.Ssodford;
ui.iui young guaru gave way. aiic a
ith a considerable increaso in soldiera transferred the preciousdepoa
riptions, would certainly change . . h corD.. which arrived
ay
before the public, the result of our
weekly" reflections.
l iius. u ri i o iv i .
WM. F. STRANGE.
I soon after, aud Skryznecki charging
l a a I. a" I -Sj
tne enemy under tne eyea 01 tne ji.m
peror, beat them back 'with consider
able loss. Appointed Koicht of the
I a w
Military order of Poland, Skrynecki
rcuimcu iu nis couuiry, wun 111c, rem
nants of the Palish troons and ! obtain.
llavinir been burned out with almost ed the command of the eigth regtm-
II mu njitrhhn4. 1 am imlebted to the lent ot infantrv. in the 2.1 hriead nf
'in mi - - I .-1 -. .0-.
jioliteness of the Hey. Co'in Mdvtr for Gen. Ignacio Blumer, the same who
.1 . a" . L. a t n 44 t r Inuu $fW I. V I v S SI . I. I 1 I
me use oi uw umy -. 1 received iu ddiis tnrougn uis oouy on
the purpose ol giving you some taint idea lhe ni(,nt thc 2g AW Skryz
necki distinguished himself . on sev
of the scene of desolation. I was absent
from town for several days before snd f
ter the fire, but 4m indebted to ,a few
. t -f l' r -V,
ktrui menus tor tne preacrtiaiuti ut an my
books, and a small portion of my typei.
I returned to town last evening, ana im
mediately; wrote to the North for a Press,
and other ut dials, and as sooa as these
occasions since ? the! conrnnce..
ment offj?. pretext, campaigo, and hil
uiinitiiii suiiijiisufk air-a,it Kicai Uait.i.ar'aS
of Feb. have raised htm to the nigh'
esttlistiticticia a soldiercould prettnrl
.to..
tlfldlnga, a no ;jprwr. " r "
r .
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