fen. '
U -H fell s fi i
: ft If H
I p- p J I 1
1!':
!'
; l,1'! ;ft l 1 ij; 1 1 i i - , i ; . ? ; '''l !
ixirwr Tsxtr,i3.
' tViiTiH".W bereafujrbe hid
f,e ,.oii advance,' and two dollars ajid
. . ,i of the tear. - ! i
frfl. receded or a: was time
Ves,.scMi u j r advance. K
Jil all arreifagcare paiU.r
.1 till
: ! Jap? oyfRTls,K-
$ lu'rvei square f lhe T8t 'ns'
insertion and
T)'erai1er each continuance
oiicwiHberharsfdSDt
V iLiWo rates.' i ,f -.
WrSlf Mlnrfr centwill b
lof ,S3i jpr cent will be made to
L: i,lvriise by ttio year.
,JffriiaainH be rontn
1 !iKharret for aceordiojl. u.n
icd ofliil
!si order'
HOT tllt'JSt J
MEW a
UrUE SUBSCRIBER
J.mTr L'..i.iAfi iliftt nII L-nhwn
iloasaIHitollo
Bf !eiUlihed I Public House ftnpwn own,
'. 1 -tHK
r7i rriLbfuf and attentive Ostlera.
iaf v , , ' . ni-jffpft himself that no ex
1 ThflttP,sl34"v i" . m
V JkJt. iiift shall be wanting to oivecen-
fl 0 f,iAhrtoall who may4 favor lilinfw.Uh
tall, i- vn
c.Wsi. 11 18.40: tft
"ins w
oJifltiroftMf tatr.TJia r or laaes ai er cnu SMV
ww.P",": i " . .u- r.iisi- Are iheaaiesti'aon
L rt-frrnf the sinn ia 11s oaiarai atrenann 1 . ..'
-'j.r iirp. ijiutu nee iio umu iiuiu uniiut I ii me orit i
'f---.' r. t. .u u-j r. I .
uff !tr?ngticis the roots; imparts health and cine ever c
Mutation, and prevents the . hair lnrr i.inr
' r-:: tl-. , , w, ... rr '-1 hi-t- j,--- r i-.r
i'lBuuu !' T r'j 7 ' Ji.: senseoSinkinffoi the Chest. Diarrbma.
irfectlF cuied of them i.Ita use a1I
I Mil
l.tid av rhead covered wim a inipi scort.
ft
.L.if tin fi. nf iKa ni1m: whirh has full 1 rp
iya
iiwofComsioek &;Co.!; 5 V
f-slreai'tbe Watchman Office, and by C
BJVheeler. SalUburT, Df Suth. Ra eigb; D
W,n,n Hi idhnfo1 . J oaff. ureeasDoro ; j
1 MUbry.-LexIngton, 1
. marefi
Ir
VWETADLB UNIVERSAL rrLLS
f fot sale ai this Office,
SilisSuty;f.C!pct. 1842 tf!4
5 ; j
Look
at Dr. Sherman's ad-
-I J
tfirtigesiettti tid if, you wish relief foryonr ma
a? maladies, can anaiooiaia a remtay
ofCB.
WrlELEAot.;i,:,
painbqry,4Jec lu .1
tf20
Tp THE AFFLICTED.-f-Tlie
.tssefiher' bsju9t received a large shd Ifresh
.iP?tt"ofD( -Moffatfs Life Medicine.! Call &
sia relief. C;B VV HEELER.1 Agept.
Slibary,;Dec 10 i(20
?xixox:3 ''oimiiszTT at
, I StiSB0iT, June 24.
Ccats.
' 5 a
Ct7tlS.
-acoti,
Cptton YarU
75
Brnndy, hp, 35 a4U l Molasses,
35 a 40
peach ; 40 a 45 Nails,
I 6
15 a 20
i Jr S3
liuiwr,,-; ;10 a 12 l Uats,
Bpesyix,fl .20 a 22 i Pork,
Cotton.' clean 51$ G
Qll frn. ti
g a 10
15a 18
75 f 3
toffeev
Qorir ! f
Feathets, 8
a! i
5'4o
I l-rf
IVf I,
Stlt, sack,
35
1$ a 20 LTallow
r lour,
M a 5
Tcbfcco,
8 a 20
Tov7.Lined.il2
a 16
! 75
a 30
! 25
v 1 t Xi 1 1 f
iron oerlbv 3a4
Wheat, bush
Linseea Oa.pt.; l
Whiskey, 25
Wool, (clean)
FaTfeTtEVlLLt
June
21
fifinAlyeach 40 a 45
-, Aiislsl' . 35 a 40
Molasses,
23 a 28
jNaih, cut.
3$ a 6
tli i
' 5 a
6i
Snoa'r brown,
6 a 10
!itsiva.v .
H 23 ft i7
f.'iran.
I! - L4
9 . 10 1 ;i..,-vf;
t
Ifta IS
Mlt,
I Sack,
0 a 60
tV r' r-' i cam
f Tobacco. I c?l
O s, oa
undies, i F. 1 5,a li
vottorL, bu
Bnle.rpe,
'- 20
' on n
Sa to
I Wheal n.
Jpllvcts
ew
t en
4
2n a ar
4i?'' S
j a pu
r
5Vool,
12
a U
r
CfiERAW
Jue 2f, 1S43
I
4 a 5 Nail, cut assor C a 8
6 Gv wrought lGa 18
ia 10 uais bushel I. a 30
beeswax
22 a 25
gal 75 a 80
I" 'amp $r25
linseed 1 10 Vl 25
"SgrogybV 20 a 22
Btopa1b 10 a 11
'aeejbi, 1H a 14
Porii nil liw 5 e
Kree.-I00ib3 ,4a 5
msh
50
Mij.u.lh j i ,a 10
Sail sack f 2 25
AV M: 2t
1&Mwrs
; bash 1 50 60
Slc"e!"Arhcr. 10 z 00
English
14
nlasspa- no I
German
12 a 14
lljll uuauon aooui ,ino jivhii nuguai not,
inflSiDZ'the uaimot LoiomDa, irom von-
fr.Co, niJince whicn, t nave oscti two ana
1 . i.f " 1 ,j4-r- 1 rfj-j-.f i v" ;
JIIH ill tvltoi.; .. T
- I' H
r jniin Sabscflber tespeclfallj inforins Ma old
,11 j Fiientls and ihe Poblic generally, t halt he
... "j
hat opened a shon in Salisborv in the aboe ftnsi
oerfsjn a room directly! opposite Weal's brick
oujjaini in incuause 91 ur. uarns; lorraenj
owned oy j no. i.dbaTer and iosi below j .
VV.
r M ' s AAHON WOOLWOKl H.
Nor, lS 116 I ! . K ' 1 -I
4-
S 1 ' t- ' ' T - - -
iPriKcgane'rally; that the sanje is ,now carry bp l iheiW SmilU Business in all Ibe
forihe recepuon of; Travellers & Boarjlers. varieties; eonns-on lib copniry . towns : such , aa
.rtltnd Bar ,wiij besapplred ivith making Spooris, j&ct. aid. repairing - Siilvei
Sbtfairketandsorroandingco Ware, vt . .: ;t. i . .-,'!
A .'iH 1 . ' !" iUebega tosstirlelhe poWic thaUif ponclaal
,.TiBtfcTi'spacioo9 and boontifully iap- attention to business, and skillful wot,k will en
rfjiinana jroTcnuer,ui an Muuf line nim 10 paironaeeana support, no wuinuer
4- I li lt. t t4 . HI ll-f 1 I " -
'I SJ
mWVILL! GO S TOElNCIthlcheaWti.od mnst j pleair.-
qIj 8ltof Columbia Jar the Hair JLPTne Medical F4caltywrmly approve them.
V 'A Ll.-t'. J rv. .M.:t:'.A J-.i: Dr. fitirnutn U skilful and exoerienced Pthv-
'IvSlt fp8 J-"1 For inft; kep- 'caii. and a Member of the Medical Society o
man7 vougn jjozvngvs,
s. and mosi eneciuai renpoy
in fallible worm destroVing medi-
liscqvefeid The have been used iq
I f)0f) ciiips and never known to fall.
idW:;.r"TM ,s Jr for Coohe," Colds Consoroption.! -Wboofaing
HbaiSdjKor any person .recovering from Co0ffhAathoia,l Tightness ol the Lungs or
ebjliipbe effect is produced. 4th crit4c"T4?r I r f-
Kdia'tocy till, a good growth 1 started, oSrc- ! i !i !
fPa cnanginu ?coior 01. bvu"S S'-yfTf lu 11 r snCRMAN'S CAWPnOR LOZENGES
amm'Uis baiiTto curl beaaufully. when done op ' 1 . H 2i-i1rJ
uosei wo f , 1 s r J Riva irntnAdiAlA rdliAT in nervous or aiek Head-
iitOerOtgOt; ' M - ; t ' JhJ't: ;; nh nalnitallftn of ihe HeabrLowhesadf SSnir.
f fainting. Oppression kJr a
jNfera ain0u - - T . .i.n,l,sUMCl latianel! ' I
'1- eTT - . I - .: ill F. ? '-1 f r ( ! vJI'.. i- " ; I
V!K !Tr , T r T or
jjadDeensTio iwj ;p J- r T"4" Are tha mosl(!erta;in remedy for this distressing
1 " ' . .1 ' ' 1 m - I
nai?Pi(wj . .: .T j V ' ; compiajnt, everouereq to me American puoi c.
lo the immense number of cases in twhich they
have been used, toe? have never been known to
faili Hi-'r
Sherman's IRcstoraHveLosenges,
l S I'll I i - ' i. (
ritrhaii: and freed mv head enlirelv from Diarrhoea or looseness of the bowels, so Mm-
! -I-
rarf.i Sly bead is;nbw covered with fine,fl w mon and troublesome during the summer months,
hrloM nair which any one may see by calling 1 may hoiw be entirely , prevented by a propet use
Mma.it Stamford. Connecticut, t j of these Lozenge I hey are prepared explress
Kof 21840 . i - D SSCOF(ELDi My for:that purpose, and carj be relied on (with
ifnetTpita are aBfoad IooKatwava lor tne pertect connoence; rersons soojeci 10 a oerange-
1 I i . i " i. j i .t
ment rjl ne onwei anvuiu newer oe wiui'iui ineui
Thev afford immediate relief from all tbe attend
ant g npiogs. faintness.depl-es-ion.rc.,: j
Sheirraan!s;Cathartic liozenges
Are as pleasant and easily taken as the common
peppermints; 'aod are an active and efBctent
medicine. Thev cleanse the stomach and bo vels,
ahd,are the best; .cathartic ever used fur jbjiioas J
iVi.-l,nn onii.i mo,UfinV is Tenv'jeA A
: ;- i. 1 J L k--. iKoo-foc
be admtnisNred.j! M '1 ir ' I -
-SZermaats sirengfAeningr PLASTER,
The best dfall plasters for Rheumatbm, Lnm-
haoroi Pain or Weakness in tbe Back,' Loins.
iStde.or tireast. ?: .1 , m :
The above medicine is for sale.l wholesale or
reiaih aline tsaiisoory ttieoicai urng-oiore
A CiB, WHEELER, Agent,
.i 1 . it tt k 1 II 1 I T-V1J 1 Ci... I
by
I Hsbbry. N
C.
S4pi 1 3.15424.1,6
iw' f iv.
if j-, tj 1 avr ; sr ti ,fift- jt
-.fcf-' I IT .yyr,J.r,,Trs , , 1
TTlflSSESS ooalities of the most mild and he--
JL : neficlal namre: They are composed tol ar-
tides the. most anti-pntre?ceni, ofnoin.u
With
ingredients kr.own as the j onjy cer'am an
idote
fnrfrtPN nf at. rv descriotlob. I W ben in
dis
ease is produced; either from
cold," obstruction,
had air, s wimpy nd damp situations, or a
tulri
miasmr, whether .malignant or epidemio,
ior by
oiher causes, these medicines are certain m
their
oDeral bnsjor effects. 1 hev are possessed
bf pe
cnliar nualities. iwllich not only expel all difease
bot.at ihe same Mme restore and invigorati the
.tem. Wb'enV first Jaken inio the etymacn
they imroediatefy diffuse ihemselvesfclike
thrmtorh everv wore, prouocimr euecJR n
itAlifrhtfnl. aalutartrL and nermanent. When the
spafk of life begtna'to grw dim itt.e circoilation
I--,-.,!,) and the 1 faculties 'nsraHised. 'these toedi-
nines are found toslo a tone io! the oervei, ex-
hilerate lfie animal spirits, invigorate the body,
ml r animate the whole man. j. j
Tbe Life Medicines ha veajs.i fieen npe.i m
ihe most happyisoccess in i-?
npniirf flifapiii Consnmbtion. Asthma,
r.mUint. hPtimat ism Jfchronie and itiflama-
V'l ":r F,VX,T '
tnrt i i l innsies. 5ir.- , j
C3?Call at Ur)ess Si wooer s, f
aHsbory,Oct22, 1842-iyi3 . ;
- - I jf I 1 If 'if 1 ! ;: ' ' ' "' '!
tr7 A 'sunntv of the above Inv-loaMe
ME-
DIClNESare fr sale ai Jaraif Cioss Roads,
Iredell county, by j ,. ,: 1 S j
' " 1 L -if A "C McINTOSH, Agent
ID, 1.. POOL
nn a Vith 1ihi mfitnod ol
this me:
.
E ifr his frbends.
and Jhe noblic,that j he is
at I cairv nmi tbe Walch
and Clock faking. 'arid Re -
pairing busihess. at his old
stand, near the uoarinouse
All' work done ,byi. him will bej warrant for
lwelve mohths. il He still keeps on haod ajSmal
assnrfmentbf Jewellery,' ' : ! . ;
Old Gold and; Silver taken in exthange for
Jewellery er wrirk done. 1 - ; i ' ' '
Salisbury;, JlJajrch 12, t842.-r!lf33 ,
tjw.
I - i y -if f j: , :t t u
ATTORNtT ' AHp COUirSfcXT-OR AT
AJ ) JUJ8BVRY9r.Ci
S.lsibury. Jan.t7, 1843-1124
tovrrnvienl does not
Rulers Dd IhislsD
woiisis: l worms : :
. Startllvs Facti. ,
. rf ondreds of children and adolts are lost year
ly with worms, when some other cause has been
suppled to he the true one. 1
It is admitted by all doctors that scarce a man.
woman or child exists bnt what are sooner or
later troubled with worms, and in bandreds of
eFes, S3d to relae. a supposed fever, scarlatina,
uld, or some oiherailiDg carijes off the ilowers
of 1 he bomn family4 w htte in truth thej ie of
Worms ! and these conld have" been eradicated
in a'day.by the qseHnif a battle of Kolirislocle
Vermifuge; il tbecdist of a quarter of a-dollar !
' How sieketiing the'thdught that these things
should beand who ean ever forgive themselves
fnrnot trying this IVorm Elxterminalor, when
they know that evfn if the case was not worm?,
this remedy, could iot by ja oy ppssibiii jy dp hurt
-bot always good ja$ a;, purgat1ve2fire d
ease be whal it may;ff Hot Important then to
nss it i arid who will dare rake the responsibility
in do without it? Let eery parent that is not
a brute, ask themselves this question in trulh and
soberness. f i j'J-f V,l' V, 1! '' if
Mr J C Ringold 1ad V child very sick! for,
near two weeks. and attended by n physictanf
without Telief, when Kolmstock'ft Vermifuge was
given, and next day more that forty ?worms were
passed, when the child recovered rapidly.
A child of a widow womao living near the
Manbattao Water Works, had dwindled for a
mnth, lill near a sketoton, with great dryness
of the mouth, and itcbing of the nose. A hu
mane lady, who 'called to provide for the family,
sent iramediatety for. KolmstockV Vermifuge,
which brought iway great quantities of worms
for two or three days, and the child grew better
at once, and regained its fall strength in lss
than a month. - : r : t,
: Several children in a highly respectable fam
ily in Broadway had worms to a frightful extent,
and were all cured rapidly with this Verroifoge.
In some of the best faoiilies in the neighbor
hood of St.'Joh'n's park, it has been extensively
used, from the circamstance of having eradica
ted a large quantity of worms, after all other
remedies had failed, which was very extensive-
lit ImAnnn i. f RM.i tf a nil
tj R II If TV II 111 lllB.MIIt l 1IICJ ,U.I J' "SijS
A family in New Jersey saved several children
by the use of it. One, a girl of eight years of
age; had become exceed iPgly emanated before
?arffe" worms were dislodged, and she left HdT the
Vormifnrro n hon cka kivamA iiffsin Dnrc nH
had reaort to lh Verm fooe that, finallr hrooohi
" . T- . T . 0
awa. aH incredible quantity of worms.snd the
cure was csomplete. and she earned her! healifc
rapidif . 1
A PhTsician of standing, had doctored a fami-
lyof children some weeks, wilfiout being abl
restore bui one ont of the severe to health
had the liberality 'oiend for Kolmstock's Ver
roifoge, and cured the rest with it in less than a
week. j. : j t" ' i
Nomeroos cases of other complaints were sop
posed to exist, and the persons treated for fever,
&c.,bui finally a trial of this VerroifiJgeJdiBcbv
ered the true cause pf the sickness, by bringing
away almost an innumerable quaniiiy of 1 worms,
large and small, and the persons recovered wit I.
great despatch. Instances of this kind might be
cited to an immense extent, but it is useless, -one
trial for 25 cents will show any one with aston
ishment the certain effects of this Vermifuge.
Crttffiort Never buy this article orle?s it have
Mfoiai
graved on to
UrKolmstock'e Vermifuge" handsorreiy en-
e outside label, and the fac simile
1 ofvLomstock & Co.
!lenlC B Wheeler, Salisbnry ; J & R
Sloan, GreenshnroV; D Hearti, Hillsboro' ; J P
labry, Lexington j Dr Stith, Raleigh.
March 4, 1813 lj32
tntr of S-Ovtii eavoUitn
DAVIE COUXTY.
IN EQUITY-SPRING TERM, 1943.'
Robert Carson. Fxecuibr of John Taylor, Dec'd.
: . 1 - : ;
h, : U.,,.,,,,! m;:
IVmnpfanpp
r
r appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
thai Wiuiatn lav lor, James Taylor, and tie-
becca Taylor, Defendants in this casek are i not
inhabitants of ibis Staie:Jt is therefore ordered,
that publication oe made for six weks, irjj the
, viioiina,Hicnmin, Mii.ii
' lor, .lames pay or and,
pear ai ne nesi 1 rim vt vuui., mo
i. ni. and nlead. answer or?
demur to cwnpTainants bill, or the same will be
taken pro confesscyind heard exparie, as lotnem
Witness. L. Bin-ham. Clerk and Master of said
Uourf.at Ulheeihe 4tn mnnuay aurr m.n
roi.ndayjn FebruaryA. D. 1843, and iiaj she
C7tb wear l Auuericm ln!pperifinre. s
i f L BINGHAMjcMjs.
6w45 Printers fee $5 50
rTTlFlP Sobscriber respect fully ! returns
r aa - - - -
J ihankVfer psst favorsand informs his; old
friends and the p-hlWihat he still coatinues to
cany on ihe above business io all iisnvar'ious
branches, and atilheoto si a no on ra.u u,c
twodoorabefr &.v. warpnorewp 0R
:t
.1 - r - . . . . " . 1 ...f.
u-j . ..;t f w I rieKbed wora.ana at pri
L. , .,i th iJmes. Also a supply! of ready
made Coffins constantly kept on hand to suit any
mtanrn r and at. lower prices man ctm iubj
1 bave been sold f JI n
, N. B. All kiedsof Lumber and Coontiy Pro
tduce taken inexenange wr ww.- tr
K. t.-jt.iu 1 a.
April 110, 184 l40
DR. L. KILLSi-I
Ml nn merared to resume ihe prae
lice of! his profession. His; Office ,1s
remivifd io Mr. Cowan's duck ouiiu-
mg, 2d door.
uniiiam tajir, u bowerropon tne nut biites, getofiren wn
1 rw i fi. aLk. - ir- ii iii-i i- - . "
ZfZZXX reddeit 'witfi life and love. . How chin
vi..-,., r--;.i,-r.-.i r.. i.inrnH Wif-ithe scene ! On every side, the desert, iiik
lf40
acquire loo much nower. Kttn a rhttrk
libertt issAFE.Gea,l. Jtlarnsoa,
TOE BLIND CHILD.
'" by mes. hemaxs.
; Mother! they say the stars are bright,
And the bread heavens are blue ; i
I dream of them by day and night,
And thint them all like too
i I ran net touch the distant skies,
The stars oe'erispeak to me,
But their sweet images arise, K
And blend with thoughts of thee.
; !: i r ? , , i-
; I know not why, bat oft I dreim
j ! Of the farff land of bliss;
: And when I hear thy voice, I deem ;
That heaien'is like to this, i
VVken ro sad heart to thipe is pressed,
j i 1 My follies all forgiven, '
Sweet pleasure warms my heatlog breast,
j L And this, I say, is heaven. J
0 mother f will the God above
. forgive my faotls like ibee? J
Will he bestow sofh care and love
On a blind ehidi like me ?
Dear mother! leave rre not alone f
Go with me when I die ;
Lead thy blind daeghter to the throne,
' And stay in yonder sky.
THE DESERT MARCH.
A PASSAGE IN THE CAREER OF NA-
POLEON. ; .;' :
On the 7th of Jiilv, 1798. as the dvincr
'i v rf
day with golden splendo, tlpt the motqt,es
and minarets of Alexandria, a snirit-stirrieo
n. f- . i" "rr"1.1?
k f 7 .i ' - V ti V . n " "
"wT? ? lbft lT
1? I ?l7. . 1 ' C?e51nir? ft0Vh?
Kalipah s lower announced to tbe 82v Turk
.k.. iii-:,.ri .- ."
.V"'" A ,"ul .,n,u i2f
To beard the Bays of Mamalouke P
cr.ed the impattent Marat.
fo fViunf an empire upon the rum of
centuries cried Napoleon as nc mounted
his war steed.
Soldiers of the Republic, advance !"
" Lng: li?e the Republic !" thundered
along the mortal line, as it broke into open
columns, and moved onward, preceded by
the guide..! M
ooon ne senunei, loouing toward Dim-
. .. . . 1
anmnnr, from the moss-decked tower of a
ges, saw (the g.'iltering files fade into the
dim shadows of evening. A faint; strain of
martial music struck upon the eat a hum
ss though a rnultituds bad spoken, passed
opon tbe breeze N apoleon entered ! the
Desert ! Who can tell 11 e sufferings of
that weary march ! The night soon parsed
awavti and the verticial sun, un dimmed by
clouds, without a tree or shruh to offer a
momentary shade Inoking down (upon the
erricd ranks o the atmv of the Eat. The
leader and his Generals now dismounted,
and endured ibe soldier's sufferings On-
w rd they marrh, a band of fierce andjn-
Nomitable spirits ; led by tbetconquerei of
it. A 1 '
Thirst could not tame them the scorch-
,. .t 1 , ),
hnT j Tf ,7 . : public waving proud y loer it: and green
Tbedromsof tbe French now beat to arms n(i JL'i .8 ,
lo Cauo d Ibe Pyr.m.d.i" cn.d .hundered .long he lin.'.d tb.n .ffir.
(iiiFR wine unnn inn tnnrn ni ...
mg ssnd offered them no hindrance. Cfoadaied by the Spearjor behdaded by a stroke of
of tormenting insects wafted fromtlbe slimy
Nile deterred them not. ' The Arab's veil
it midnifiht was music to their ear. On -
ward ! fhooted the leader from tho bound
less highway ct the desert, and onward
rushed (he tide nf hfp. Aroond them what
a orospect f.t4Tber were fresh from the
t , " - : . f .
Pl8,ns f 9an IiJonuthe
iorapge
ttages
Bed
1 an ocean, wavea in oiceioes tuie. i
Cbrysta! too a tain spring, tea irom me
mering peas or ijumtu'" uvmji.
nhirstreyes no morr., I ne chesnut ot l.an,
gUedocand,Provence, wooed thpna no Ion
I 9f ta ila wbisoering shade. All was sad,
fcorcbinj. withering, ,searching 8and with
here andi there the mirage, looming ahead
, , ., . r I-I,.
. . ' tll I
twiliaht cold and piercing, but broUbt no
relief: Far in the distance, looming m gi-
9t)i proportions against the snnsel west, tne
j desert flop pursued Us favorito course. And
ot)W tne shivcTing soicier taiu down ny ni3
toil-worn General to die Black ftreafl.
teeming With vermin, sickened the otaciou.
upp. tite ; and thebrackish water of tne stag
nant pool made the thirst still greater.
It is said that Lr.nes and Murat occa
sionally lost command of Ihrmseltes, snd
his I once when boiling srilb rsge they
uasneo
hheir laced hats o lbeand and! trampled
Mp0n t)em before the soldiers. ! Napoleon
Mbed imtd the throng, with bis mighty
, . fl shinfl fltJfn bis eagle eyef--Uen
. .tld:V,l traitors f you have used
Ungua-Uke ce that tdo not
1 lumi my iu'j "w - - " 1
I ii I -l.. in nt iir hainff (IT IPI
jhioh that should save your being shet n a
coupe 0f hours " The haughty Generals
trembled before thejmaater spirit, and slunk
awav.ashamed.
The soldiers, like all French soldiers.
were! light of heart. They soon forgot pt
soTerinS. The present aloneexsted with
tbem, anid if the guides saw evidences of an
Arab! well at stosei, all wis right. Toe
song1 ani the merry tale awoke the sleepers
hope cf glory banisned gloomy forebodings
froni ihe ranks. Cc ffaretli, who ii ws sup
posed advised Napoleon to embsik in this
wild crusade egaia.t tho Iamalouks, was a
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whole
wooden-legged GenVral. and s he hobbled
past the soldiers joked freely. I ; t : ,
He is sore of having one foot in France"
said they, let what will hlppen."
When their General was seen, a, th ro!.
omns wound round the hills of sind: ther
pleasantly siid. T j ,
He promised ,os seven sres af lA
he rogoe ; bow raoderate ! ha mi.ht hl
safely promised us a township ' we would
not bate abused his snorf natnr : 1
The learnea commistion d
a not escape
the satire of the light hearted
i soldiery - and
the jack-asses that! bore the
philosophers1
carop-kettles and be scientific instruments.
w..r i-iueo - cemi-&avans."f Bultoned op
to the throat in bt, gold.Jared coet, with his
bnrnin2 sword under his arqj-Uwith a com
pressed hp and thoughtful look, the leader
firmly trod at thf head of his siaffJ He
looked not lo the right or the left. The
coorse was regnHy laid doj,vo by the as.
tronomer, and tbe jfmount pf each day',
miich was laid before the commander m
chief; ere the order to rest thundered along
the weary line. i j t
The third day came, and the General be
gan to be aware that the rjver of Egypt
was at hand. 'ihe arms of the eireless
wanderers were ejow insptftej. ; Terrible
as was the son even hneg still the iron law
-of -military despirta was nforced. The
ii i u i ii ui in- sir airs vr were now ortino-
ed p-.,be ranksf ced ther fileT 1 The
i r , . 1 nQ
8'es waved in the centre, fend tbe army in
uniforms of the stragglers were now 'brush-
the order of battle drew riea the Hver Kile.
Noon came, aid all at! dL 7I X
buif0' f"'d litl majesty a the
r2t r .w. ---Ji . I i. 7 .
feet of the adven urers. Al a little dis ance
floated the flatilli, wilh thrf flair of the re.
ant men ilhinl itna nn'jA..i:.. ...UJ
heH!on into hJn. !: X f
dier threw off hii knaps$cttckld bis
rou.fkcl. Waler l Wa(dr ! Oh Gbd, a
drftp of WBler ?'tcried (hi weary and the
sick : nor did the crv cease; antil the fore-
most soldiers bapirig satisfied theraselres,
mvptstered o the wantf of their feflows.
The army soon leached . Danhour. and en
camped upon a field of grain ; Napoleon
making bis head quarters at the house of
the old Sbeik.
Hearing that the Mimiloukes were at
Chebreissa to dispute bis progress, the! lead
er gave the wortf, and thp army moved op
the Wile, in So id squares. A horseman
splendidly dress 'd, with his turban waving
gaily in the breeze, and his jeweled trap-
pngs flashed in; the sunlight. now hovered
along tbe edge of the horizon, reigning in
his mettled steed. Another and another
appeared until a respectable number had
mustered ; and then withg horrid yell rush
ed upon the advancing kfi$y. It wis ihe
onset 01 iviaroaiouaes unoer luourao uey,
and dearly did the Frenchmen suffer.
Thoticb near the Nile the soldiers were dr
ling with thirst, ao4 if obflwas advectoroos
enough to seek a draught
from the swollen
river, the next moment he was either pierc
j the 4yfnetar frotn the ArfbJioreTian.
W bore is Ca
ro ? it is but a city of mod;
huls,' cried the jignorant jaofferers ifif wej
are,to thirst by the rivers! and starve bv the;
green pastures, pel us tiiefat once by the
sword of tne AJaroaiouRes.' 'ifie ftntns
loupes ChebreSssa' cried a thousand vol-:
lies, as the morning of the 1 3th dawned up4
n Hyi the army ot ine frencn.
Moored Bey land his jraatcbless avalrv
awaited the apptroach of the weary aquaren.
e and soon the wa cry ufliBe horsemen ft rue k
upon me uenerai s ear. i i ne name nn
commenceo in ,arae. m oo
ne?n iuu pwnui, n u- iuu-
Lhorses ot tn- bast, glrtjteying wim goia aou
- stiver jewels, charged upbh the squires of
French infantrji - Dreadful was thai onseti
terrible ihe meeting; oeain oung upon a
blow, and destruction Upn aborse hoof
l T - . t-.ealjft Af a m ft-MMi I ; 1 1- A
lay behind Ciiro and glory before thf
cymbals of Modiad Bey qlasbed tbe bugles
sounded snnri, anti sgajrt ne AismaiooKes
threw tnemseives upon, toe solid squares
but it was ell in vain.
When stabbeu, or wouiiiteji witn a gnn
shot, the wild-hortemanicf the desert clung
to his steed, and he wsfs dragged along the
ground, leaving a bloody trail behind';, he
gnashed his teeth to bitter hatred, and swepjt
his fiashtne tcrmetar across the knees of
Ko rnrmnl ran fe nf inn jhriatlm- snnarcs.
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French flotilla j Heavv cannon thundered
f
4dered J
of ihet
no the Nile arid wakedStlbe -echoes
r . r. I iJ-l thrift
f yramiua , oui auer i atici" i.u- "-
fightink,Mntira!d Bay pto4unced ihe -Nench
to be invinctblje, !eavirigtfstee hundred gni
ry dead upoa (he batiljp field. The TuikH
ish fleet at the! same tijnj hauled off in great
"is'res.. and the cannH
ttA h.ialc'a mte!dioos! abta upon tbe
plains of Cheri-ssa l
- .. . fi;
Ha, M'irat,
Slia a
eon, as
ho rocfe
nr ihi field bf ihe deadl and saw tbe wup
! dog feasting upnn ibe ofar
Gtve roe ibe
M aoialo'vHO
French infantty. and
ir.
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you will cNqupr.it WithooV , Said Wu
! - . . :.' at r
r4t
with s imiije , but ffi, thecolumns wan?.
. I ... .g. .....
Onward, a
aid the leaderrWitb a waVO
Of his biad.'th daysl4d I jsup tn Cairo.
4ays tbi.jiimi coWinuedlo
'For eight
' f i
uv-uce.y oow tetfio amid the roios of
ae snciesrctty, land now: cooling their
um ironr the aluf gish.lideof some muddy
treaia. The Genera.1, Coo, as he had done
tbroughoal the march, shared in all thioga
with the meanest soldier. His bead rested
opnn.the aaod stone of ther-stehis cir.
ll!f l0 Je earl;f of heaven
hs ulf tbe bowftheJackalls, sndh;s re
tnfltheyeIlof theSkirmtshtng MaoiloUtr
'laiqjwM'ildf.p-aB each side, wiffi
the artillery at tight angfes, and Ihe cavalry;
baggage, and aaimtinitioa in the centre, ie
t reich armf, drew near the plain of Cairo.
It was on the 19ih of July at daybreak,
when a shout from!the vsngoard broke un
on the iaPgd ea, tnd m peaked elomi
seemed lo rise from the Nile, and caught
hts eajer eye aa He; czd around the hori
zon. Napoleon and bis sta'ff. mnnm.t i
swift drcmedanes, rode to the front of bii
columns! The1 niht on its black wing
passed awifily along the mouotatqs of Upper V
EaypWF T,e tun rpse in Eastern splendor
from the desert and fit tbe somVre sands a
bright ray flisbedxipon the far distant ob- M
ject. : j, j L ,: .- p
Ji was a jspectacle never.eqnalled in subj
limity. -TM whole army exclaimed as one"
man nheSPyratnids,w and as the squares
advanced with taaaftialnosic a train ofi
camels came ttnkirg round the bate cfthe 9
Sphynx an.Artb ticrsemsofal loped out of
eight behind tbeishtfe otto Girge, and the
strain pf tbe dying Irymbalsbf the Mama
looke melted away in the J
NapoeoV harf passedbe Helert. and the
time-defying tombs of tbc Ppam-h. fl.auvlL
in the cleir atmpspliere before bim
EXECUTION OF LOUIS XVI. l
At nine o'c ocU Stnterre presented himself at
he Temple; Yu come to seek roe, said the
King, 'allow me i nfinute t He went into his! V
closet, and immediatftljtcarae out with a testa'
raent io is handj 'play you said be Vo giveh
this packet to tbe:Qneea my wife. Tbat is ni
concern of mine, saif the worthy representative
of the municipality ; I am here only to conduct
you to the scaffolXt The king then asked an
other member of the commune ta take charge cf
the document, and said, 'Let es set off.' The
next day the men lei
ment as a proof of
the king :yt without
palit v" pobtished lbs teita-
be fanaticism and crimes of
intending it, they thereby
raised the noblest rocjnnment to his memory.
In passiog throng
Louis cast a look (o
1 the Court of (he Temple,
he tower, which was dead
and immediately sommoq-
to him io the world i
ing up Ms courage, seated himself calmly in tho
carriage beside his cola frssor. with two geodarmes
io the opposite side. During the paaaage to the
place of execution, which occupied two hours, bp
never ceased reciting the psalms which were
pointed out by ibe venerabht priest'. Even the
soldiers were astonished at his composure. The
streets were fitted with an immenss crowd, who
beheld ia silent dismay the mournful preceasiooj ;
a large bod yof troops surrounded the ciriiage;
a double file of soldiers and National Goards, and
a formidable array or cannon, rendered hopeless
aoy attempt at rescuie. Wbeo tbe procession ar
rived at the place oil execution, between the gar
dsns of ihe Tuileries and tbe Chimps Elyaees,
he descended from nbe carriage) and undressed
I himseU without ibe aid of the executioners, bat
leauneu a momeniarj iooi ;oi inuignaiion wo en
tbey began to bend hia hanis.. M. Edge worth
exclaimedi with almost inspired felicity, 'Sub
mit to that outrage! a, the last resemblance to
the Safforj who is about to recompense your uU
ferings.' t these words be resigned Jiimself
and walked to the foot of the scaffold. He then
received the lobiime benediction from bisconfes
sor, 'sort of Si. Louis ascend to Heaven.' No
sooner Had; hs mounted, than, advancing1 with a
film step, to the front of the scaffold, with ope
look he imposed silence upon twenty drummefs,
placd there to pie vent bis being heard, ind safj
wilh a loud voice, 1 die innocent of -all the
crimes laid! to my chargo ; I pndoo ibe authors
of my death, and pray Gcd that my Mwd may
nbver fall upon V since". And yoo, unhappy p4!
pje ' ! Atiiie$s words Hnierre jrdet d )!
droma io beattrefenrsciiTionf'ra spiet-jJj4lkltfg'.
and the dearecdjegi axe terminate .STtdTij-e.
0e of: the assisiar te:xrd':be hea J a-'d avjr'd
it in the air ; tba bPicJ fell on U coofe.-kwr, vjb'
was still (H his knis beside ihe lifeless bi dy .;i
his sovere'gn, , J . t
EXECUTION OF THE QUEEN.
The King was executed on the 21st January
1793, aind the Qaeen was brought io trial orr the .
a'h October fcllofiiicg j aher the death of tbe
King she . was confined to the prison of iheCcn
ciergerje, jaod dtnied every comfort. Her fir
was of! tble hamhlfft kind, and her dre9s the
coarsest hlbUimen When she appeared be
fore the jRevolattwisry Tribunal, her checks
were pile4 and etna eta ted. and aorrotf and con
finempflt bad wbiietsed her once bsaotiful hail ;
her flgore and air j were still commanding, and
she answered the interrogative of the iribooal
with nrinaees in a clear and diaijocl voice. Be-
I or Drougni Diore ute ifiuyi.aj iir cuiiuiuuauuii
raTher iban for triarrher sentence was souo pro-
Doonred. " !' - j ! r'" ' "! !
Whn led oat f.jr exec"j:an,f says Allison) ihe
wasdikssed io white ; ah hid cat t-ff her bair
with bar tjwn haod sv Piaced io a hurdle, wilh
her arms lied behind her back she was cond acted
by a Inkier circui: to the place of execution, which
i was on the place (If :be Revolution, where her
hii.m l HaJ nrisiicd The teoDle. reused bv tne
revolutionary eroisartrs, raisru aa-ageaooui 01
as she passed Joi2; ibe Queaewith a Se
rene loiiK, inorcatrpg p? i-mri imu jbui;in,
b-re trial U expression of popnlarfury. ; AVheo
...l. i. ;-
ded ":hi sliffdd iiih a firm step ; If r, coonjte-
nance Nwf illotiijnUed by the upresiion of
Chrisfao fe-pe ; ajnd the daughter of the Cigars
died f itfal a finnntss that dtd honor to ber race.
Thus perished. Sat the .ge of thirty-nine Ia
ci AAtott,,u'e.--Qen of France. Qalledj in
-.! tr m ihe Mist Jhrone in r.oroDS. iarrorxr.d
-j bf k sDndid dcrt and flatteries oobifty.
j jt. spmd to havte approached as nartt as ti e
t a . .
mialortune.
her bkoMn tbebcsCLId. where hrhad recent-
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- . her besoaid perisb.i : H!oi hasnofire-
er busoald ertao.. riiswy biiwihb
more terfible iniiaiiceof reverse of ft -r-
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tune tir more inBir- -,o - r .
nf ia iMm fil IR. -n.
' ei-oi baling bafa none fbo.id prunouncea
happy iitl ihe dajjot thai death.'
led corpse, t ot crMy of -We! will adroit, to 'be lim"S or p- i
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