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ffllliLEnfiEVI!,]^, (SGOKOIA, I'lU EtSlUV KoitMXfi, D^!£]IBER «, IS3S.
N©.
Mill fejTZfiKRALD’S
in tycekiy.ym
To authorize a certain cla^s of person* w iW w\»re enti*
^ n, r STthc war. * j %% 1IiL r T.«i» "» the Jd .lay of January next. The ! tied to a draft or draws in iln-GoM .V l* n .l LoUeries
n’h' 1 s , s conspicuoii'lv in-eiieil nt.the titqlnl v w an.mgeim nts lor the ensuing year for instfuc- under the provisions of the m*\ «»».; i Go- p •>•'(!
ApV ®5SJt» «rn« wiihoin a ^pRc itM-uti.m of the nmnherof u.n are mure ample than heretofore, as she has an Assi*. ! nceemhor, 1830, and *24th Dee, nth.-r. but who
’ enures parents and guardians, that the
'Cl it* split WIIIMMH II •*)” 1 ,,M »*■•* ■ «■ ■ ntii ui-1 riwnuu, ,is >||(t ||;j;||] \SSISt
U 4 *. will lie ltuWifljwl until nnk>ml out,‘Mid charge^ ; taut well <|u.ili|i. ; j t <> iou.lt Musk, Drawing nml i».j n J
‘"“'"fflv. i W8-. ,ll . , V*IJl* l >B*-*.t)fejVltli alltho. branches of Encli-hl
= f,, :'V' 'S..iuUn.l »oiin.c;H,1.y A,l,mi , Ht r utoi>,l'.x.' c mo l - Kdj®8«tcon he most approved plan. A oiam. is
rio",',.,,i 1 .i 1 .in- propertv » etlttufto—Nutf*"? "I jImjim* • *
' 1 uitiiii a public' gazelle sixty [ l(0
to'tlt'\‘ l V-2 l or por»ophVpro])('rt.V mitut... r .. ,
„„,.r'urnrv dav? previous fhg day o, . can lm u.i'miimudulttd \vj.th comfortable board
i ! l |k ’"" .b'lit.ii . nn.l I'ro.litni-u of an estal-, am.-1 I Nov. 29. *
. n'C.I b!r Vot.ry <inyti. ^ S j ' ro
Ilf P™., t ni'itlicn'tioi* S\ill bo mud" to thn ( oart til Hr- j ' , ; —# . —- ••••'
'"""■ V.,11.! w soil bun!, tint;.! bo pttbl.-.boil tor 'mure i *** , * * i* luis* ol luiJtatTilsogi, m uen-
disaij ,lir 1 ' _**••> I.
" •:, l l i r; Iltr lino of I’fintmu, will meet with prompt
1,1 1 ' ii,, t;,nn»:R OKrirt;.
I '..it bit i'" ; : -i ntiiM-iip.imitpiiKl. .
: 'p in their
i !. are not
pi Loiterum,
m valid (
x o.her pm *
s'previous j l? 10 ?* uiM'enultmg (;ai‘0 and attention will he paid, for ^7fc7BI'Bl AS many persons.of the .!
| tlu-ir advancement in .their studies. Six months consti-! ▼▼ - ition of those mention. d
i he iriven i ,! <t>*-a term, price reBsotmble. A few young ladies I sortu, n of‘the above recited act, parsed *>
‘ JACOB FO«EE ■
His JO-jT KEtiiStVKIt-A NEW SOPl’I.V OF
jvntrhcsi JeireUery, Sitter UVor. Sc.
W l flC.it ail.b'il lo bis Vtoi k on
hand, Stinkeuliia iiSsoftinfliiti
iiv complete as bas ev—r iti*.*ii dfler-
o,| for f.alo ill this plliec. I.adies
nml (ji’ntlrlnrn arc respect fully iu-
vileil to eali'aiul eximiiiiK for tliorn-
selves. Specialii'inn icljfrbe-gii-
ui In
Eck aurt Watch
yille.lfi' ilb'. OHobei^t ilia
p„ m . I'ortitno stiimls id’inerry ntooff,'.;"
i'littriiiS !ler/orer..' to tile cmtv.l;
U„ n iiilii IViciitl, boilin' lliov lall —
Wli.i kmmsbut you .may cale.b tbem nil.
‘■ LOTS OP' MO&'ZY t£!
**rin:N *ve oonsiilerlbiit is daily dlffti*-
1 'Hllliaml liappiiK-ssin nil pints un.l eyoiy
tb.it nil ,
Ulprai'y ^tu'.oinoti
1 fi-oi' litlui’silioii, I at
T iff, hoconil Annual Meelinir ot*tbit Te;e b' l’s ,'bt-
niety, will be bold nt tbp Ctmrt-llim-.' in.M;l
iede,tvtlie on tlie 17th of December neM, (the Hard
Monday) by ordpi' of tin' Society.
„ . ItOUKUT ( '. DROWN. Seeiem v
Iv.itors favorable to the cause of Education, w ill
please givu ibis a low iligertimis.
Nov. ti;>il, 1S32.
^ EAE.** Ig^iWASITED.-'Tlie 'rru-t7'e“s
(, i tiie I hopiastou .\ovideniv are anxioiH toeiiipluv
for tie* e ,,s !iing _year, A ItJaBo iimi Vi'2ii:iU'
“ ^jW-ner. The. in<iitiition presents inducemeiitsP
amply HUthcient to eng.ige the attontion of Teacher^ id* 51,1,1 ft ? ’*‘u« , d in tl»is State thr^|
tlie lirst order; and a Male or I’emale Teacher, who preceding the tir<t day of January. cighteJ
emi furpis!) satislactorv evidence of his or her Classical !,M(l thirtv-two, except when absent on hn- n
Httaiiirndhts and moral character, can he employed, and M,uv an iuhahitant of tlie same, and dm I
\\ ill uv?»!t with nverv attention the Trustees can give, in ‘* M 1,1 u, . v n:un, ‘ lo r lint one draw m the i ,«>iii i.mh
promoting tlie interest of the schools. that li.m heim deposited in the wheel,
have tailed, neglected’, or oniil'ed .
names, or whose names thnuuh giv<
placed in the wheels of the llo’d and I
hereafter to give in tin; sumo, and to n
him draws of heads of families ; ami
vm„mm.
‘ seiiplipiiam;
in toe second |
turn of the ahose recited act, passed *> 1111 4
to wit: W idowers, were prevented from gi\in? in tii .
names, jn conseipieuce of the phraseology of the oad»
prescribed in said act requiring them to swear they are
married men with families, or who having gw on in their
names they are not deposited in the w lieel of the (iold
Lottery. I’or remedy whereof, lx- it enacted hy tin 1
Senate and House ui' K»‘prescntat;\- s of the State of
(ieor.'. r iu, in (Jencial As-emhl^ m- t, .11 it s lierehy en
acted by thi? authority of the smii
he entitled to give in tlieir names l’,i
in tli'* Ciold Lottery (pnw ided the
given in for two drawsl" , t i, ; .; r
oath, before :*:;y Judge of the Suj
^tate, or Justice of the Inli rior ('
in which they may reside, to w it: 1
swear, that I was. on the first day ,
head of a family w ith a legitimate
the case may he,) and not entitled
h shall
an additional draw
have not already
.1, ng the follow iini
rior Courts of tins
arts of the county
\ IL) do solemnly
.lam,ary. I-TJ tlie
h:id or cliildreu (as
1 tlieir own right,
Nears mumdiaiel^
eighteen hundred
.illd am
Novemlmr 7
J. lb BATEMAN,
I). WALKER,
WWL ]\ VONGE,
LARKIN HASS,
TIIO. VV. GOODE,
4:i
« *$$$ KA5. FACT'insAC S3
C'(t.V.TS]SS10A' It! S!.VB:SS.
f(l'. ’SI i!>(, Ililil.KA bn.iiifr fonno.l nmmioxioii
•B- Iok IHe UanSnction of n
(ljid CoiKininniott ISiesint'ss I
that has been deposited
ajul believe—that I am a citizen of tlie I’nited States,
and am an inhabitant of the snmo, atid that I did not
either directly or indirectly evade the. service of this
State, or of the United States in the Revolutiuuary W ar,
or the late War against Great Uritaiu or the Indians,
so help me God.
Sec lid. Ami be- it furHicr enacted by the authority of
tin sump., That all w idows of like resilience whose hus
bands were entitled to two draw’s in the (iold Lottery,
hut died without gi\ ing in for the same, -hail he entitled
to one draw each upon her taking die following oath he-
IVIISCEI^I.AXY.
KSOAjPK FROM TIIF RASTILBJ
'The history of thn imprisontnent and escape of I force out
l)e Lntude from'tho Bastille, in which and in 0-j evening,
ther state prisons he was confined for five years, |
is as extraordinary as that of B ro 1 Trench, hut ,
perhaps not so generally known. The narrative |
xhihits one of the most feinarknhle ins’ances on i
.’-'cir 1 of the power nt c.oiiraL’e and perseverance
io overeome ihe g catcst diliicultics.
[ForciizH Jour.
In the year 1710, De Lntude, who was ol' res'* j
portable family in Languedoc, and intended for
the engineers, came to Baris, and lining unsuc
cessful in obtaining any appointment, lie formed a
sofiemn to gain tlie good will and protection of
Mn .nme de Pompadour, the King’s mistress, hy
disclosing to her a pretended plot for poisoning
her. 'This artifice being detected, he was seized
and confined in the Lastly of Vincennes, from
w hieli he escaped, after nine months’ confinement,
hut was retaken and imprisoned in the Bastille.—
lie had for a fellow prisoner, a young man of the
name of D’Alegre, who had been in confinement,
at the instance of Madame de Pompadour, for*
three years These two unfortunate men occu
pied the same chamber. The then governor of
the Bastille, Mons. Berrver, treated them with
humanity, and used his best endeavors to procure
their discharge, by forwarding and hacking their
memorials and petitions. At length, however, he
was under the painful necessity of announcing to
them, that in consequence of Aladame de Pompa
dour's positive orders never to he spoken to on
their behalf, there was no prospect ol iheir release,
•e or death of that implacable
was reduced to despair; hut
Lntudo was raised hy this in*
esolved to escape or perish in
ill now h't him tell his own
" 1 .feJf'SSftW" ~
tened it, and threw it on the platform of
11116. In the same way we hoisted up U
ladder, thn two iron bars, ami all 011
U\f i,i' wealth and nBppmess in no ptins-«u*” • \v*y 1 . ‘ 7 ' 4
nfihrcxleiirive country, tiiroinrli the mednim ! *;A -.V 4 Hustitess in the
73 tOtU*'ry System,dial f.Mrc-lv I. di.v or I c,: .' "1 <-Imrlasttm, mttjt'j- th« llrui ol'
^Vriem.^o^fn^ir*.' eostsiw to.
„ „„„( one of O'lf ftieml
7,vvb» Prize, mid UT«f-it only.r,M|t>trM »» tuveslm.tiit
; : tririrJ o,... of T«'1I Oollar*. t<* «»•'*' .<>* »
( ;I)(tll CHANCE for T*V»t«ly 'rh»tl«sttud
DnlliiiS—^
\\{\s liiitfitl and
ping
""ivTiiM Dav's Druvitot bavins Ijim’O COMJ'EKT- !
E i,' .lie sECOXD nAX-s nii.vnxa will •«*»J
Kijrhtu day oC ESct esiitn'r m U,
,Ml,, ('ourl-M.m«o,in lltc '1 own of Millf.lsi vtllt;, «t
the hour of 10 o’olodc. A. M'., nt wbivl. (ittif, tbmv-
ttill lifirenoslloil in tlft-'U'lifol
I off* 10.009
lor tbvir servitv. to tlu-ir /Viott.ls aiul tbo |>iiblio.
tvillbo jirofinr.'ll to Itlttko tbo tl>ll:,l riilvoii.-. - no
til , tvt.r* lor ■ | inn nn.l nlltor I ro.lttfe. ('tmkiAbd to tlieir faro. Tbo.
m-Suiely i! is ttnnoooo'ititry It. i)i\..o . upon > Wtb ..! on. ■••• t it< ul..r altotuion .o gSeCfirit/X if
F.iT tinil ini I'll Until nonfile tbo policy of $!ef>-' 1 f'ortrortiiii r: of txOOlts, and ittspccuilliy so-
llig.icny to Heath »liU Uic farnr of Ilf. /nv/n/n j •' " “ '4 I’HImc patronage ^ ^ ^
nOHACF, sifSTAitE,
Aaron ronr.N
Halonc ft,S!starc cpntiime tlieir bn.-iin -- m
qift'yimmLjM ttstiul.
Octnbef K .. , 11 lit
fore tin* persons alb
ly swear tlmt I am dir
to two draws in the (
ing in for the sum
this State three year
(lav of Januar
aid, to i
vain
■ of .
Id Lottery
line, and ilia
ura iuuuediutt
iglit.:en hun k
eopt wlien absent on lawful Inisi
inhabitant of the same, ami that l h
name fora draw in die Gold Loner
me God.
1 (A. lb) do soLiim-
Ul'.iU who ,\ I < 1*111 :tled
hut died without gi\ -
I have resided in
y preceding the first
<1 and tliirty-two, ex-
ness, and urn now an
»t given in my
1 now, so help
on the
of
cf
of
1.000
ftOO
woo
700
Inachlilioii !<> ' las
1 Of #5,0«qi*-# TOO-# 00<>-#300
2i nf $ i oo;
Hrl Ihe first TJfaWti fjpfintt he entitled to n /Vue of
' '$ l.ooo i>o iAjA ?a n.
Timto who fool iisfiiisetl f» n. ipiifc ffirltitius w.ittj Itlilf
trouble, will il« iv.-lt jo, muk« early invo-tmous to
thb Lottery *, as it is hut seldom that such -Inu ;r hf-
d„ CP „„.|il s mo bold otil to Invmnnr -(‘('bor'. on : ut.d;
l v j,rulwble, tbill n iton tbo Jtrtcsmit dpportuni'vi» pvt
tjt'i unutliof will no! 60011 micui' lignin.
mi i.i.eDee vIi.ee -
STR E liT IiOTT Ell AT,
A uiuirUeil by tbo ticiicrul A-.scnibly of tbe tStulo. of Georgia.
.»
ISA
>0
5.01)0
St'Ml.HX’,
1 B s i «/«• of 1* ilOiOOO is
IS Prizes
ina"' e I
i-.iun-j
l„>rll I
tei °*l
nrd'a-1
4 5-
„i«j* I
airf^l
« I"') I
lam M
$ 30.000
io.ooo is •.;*>.<>«><>
do 5.000 is 30,000 -
<9o 1.000 is 9.000
<1<» »<SO is 4.JOO
ill! SOO is 4.000
<!o 700 IS ,5.oS}SJ>
<;<, OOO is 0,000
<i<> . aoo is s.aoo !
<16 400 is ‘f.OOO
<i» • :«>o is \-XAi
<1o 300 is 1.000
do t«0 is «.A*'0
<t(> SO is • ;a.4oo
Co 30 IS tolArlSO
<2 j 13 is QO.OOi/;
l.ena than 'i'u o JJlaiif.s lo a Pa d'/,«!
All die I’rizca In be lloatmi; finin ibn ooniiuoiioo-
Brill, except tlie following, deput-ilod ur Oillow . >’/.
I’inl buy's braining.—!i I’ri/.o? of h.tllll). 1 of 1 d'l 1
l.l'IM), l',,l silo, 1 u f 700,1 of tint), 1 ill r><10, l n .
i "> i •; •).
•Stfoio/ bnij'i /h airing—1 Pfize of -S 10 000. 1 o
I, 1 nl 11.10, 1 o'f'feUt), 1 of TOO, 1 ol Olio. I (if 500
of400. 1 e( 1 11110. I of 0(10.
Th.nl bno's Drawing—1 Prize of .* 10,000; 1 ot
1 mm. I of Hllll. 1 of SOU, 1 ol -.OU, J ol O0o,' 1 of Cit.'ii.
1 of Till. 1 of 30(5/ I of 000.
limrt/i ban's Dialling—1 Prize of 810,000. I ol
l hOO, 1 n| 000, ) of HUH, 1 of 700, 1 Of 000, 1 of 500,
i "i (no, i of iwjjj i of 200.
fnVi-Aiiil laii Dfl/tbiifjr—1 Prize of ’20,000. 1 of
1,1)111, Inftirni, 1 nfHOO, 1 of 700, t of dOO, 1 oftiOO,
1 of 401), 1 of 300, I ol 200.
And on tbo commenoomenl of Ibe Flnl. Sreoml,
Third and Poimb Day’s Drawing, Ibe Jirsl ilrmni
suntAer-aiinSI be entitled to w Prize ol 1^00 doilora,
sndun tlie conclusion of tbe lust Dny’s Druwing, Ibe
iini and lust ib awii niunber sbull In* entitled tu a ru-
pilsl Prize of $5,000 eiieb, ill lo'dition to such Prizes
aimnybe ilraw’h to tlie t numbers. Tbe Whole Lot*,
irr; in be completed m
.«JG045«S A. ISAT USAJVt.'r.VC'B'OSIV,
!>#ipg§g' IRE^IOVEW.
M A.VJUN' ^ EVANS respectful
ly inform their formei customers j
and thn puhiic gmiernlly. that they Imve |
removed their establishment from No. '2V.\
tlm jtqn:. they formerly occupied, to ihe
Broad street, directly opposite tlieir old
jtan’d, iviul a lew Uoo’s ahpv.e the GLOBE 111) PEL ;
where they .have ah hand n large assortment of
JUglfs of <*(t sftftjpcs tnul
of tSieir own manufacture, warranted; to which tiny
would invite thd attention of Merchants and others—
their taeilitics are sncli. as R> enable them to oiler t<*
rotintry merchants Hats (*f every qunlity. «'M as good
they chit l>e ; pure.hnseil in any oilier m.nket.
'fhev would paftictdarly invite the attention of gen
lii-mon who study economy, to their LIVE 1)4 »LLA li
MA'l'. au artich* which, they had mamifactiired ex-
presslv for rntnil “custom, and whose beauty is sulli
cienk’of Itself to recommend it. They Imve also on
hand a largo assortment of
DlftfSTA 3RL5-i
Ami Fancy Ronnets.
Also gentlemen’s and children 1 *
fur and cloth caps, of the latest
patterns.
R. & E. would caution their
country friends against being de
ceived; their store is now on tlie
south side of Broad street, a few doors above the Globe
Hol'd.
Angusla. Oct. 6 ^—1 Bt
An
XTOAIi ElillE.
CAs>K3 fresh white lumj) Lime of
porior qftalitv.
51)0 do fresh Tlionnstou Rock Lime,
W 1 ipxes Sperm. Caudles,
2 * iieV'.*e< prime N'-w Rice,
20 h nn L (’lanbenii s,
it 230 .do Poi^ifoes and Onions,
30!) do No. i, *2, and’d,uow Mackar
Jn-' ir*f\"v*:d. and lor sale, by
G. 11 METCALF,
r D id i>r
See. dd. Ami be it further t nor tr.il by tit tiuUoirity of thn |
same, That all oLla r widows who were emith.'d hm who I
from any cause wtmtevor failed, neglected or omilled to j
give in their names for a draw in lie* Gold Loimry, shall |
lie entitled to give in tlieir names for the same, upon her |
taking the until prescribed in tin* third section of an act ;
passed *2 1th December, I fall, and if she be insane, her ;
guardian or next li lend shall give in for her upon his I
swearing that she is entitled underpaid act lo a draw I
in tlie Gold Lottery, and that she has not given in lliete- |
Sec. 4 tli. Anti In. it further rnudul by the authority of thr ;
same, That all families of orphans ol like residence, ex- \
eept such as may he entitled in their own,right, hut 1
whose names from neglect or omission on the part of j
tlieir guardians or next friend, have not been given in,
shall be entitled to one Draw Upon the Guardian or next
friend taking the oath prescribed ill flics dd section of the
before recited act.
Sec. 5lh. And hr. it further enacted by Ihe authority
of the saint. Thai ul! persons <•» th« «|iialilj« ation mid
description mentioned in the second section ot tlie
above recited act last aforesaid, who have, lailed or
neglected lo give in tlieir unities lorn draw or draws
in the Gold Lottery, or whose names have been given
in to the receiver of draws, but have m»t been deposited
in the wheel of the Gold Lottery, shall De entitled now
to give in for tlie same upon taking the o.ith prescri
bed in the third section oi the hetore recited act.
Sec. titli. And bt. it further enacted by the authority
of the .same, That it shall l»e tin* duty of the Judge ol
tne Superior Court and Justice ot the Interior < ourt
hetore whom said oaths may he taken, to transmit the
the same to his Excellency the Governor, certifying
' under Lis hand the authenticity ol the same, together
with the name of the county.and district where the
deponent resides, whose duty it shall be, in the tn oi-
I ner heretofore practiced, forthwith to make out and
i cause such name or names to he deposited in the n heel
j of the (iold Lottery lor the draw or draws to which
from tlieir oatlisthey appear lo bo entitled.
I See. 7th. And he it further enacted by the authorily
! of the .stunt, Thai tlie title to all bus ot Land which
| mnv l»e drawn by the persons herein authorised to put
j in ihcir names, shall vest in them in the same manner,
' and they he entitled to grants thereof upon the, same
terms, and subject to the same torleitures and pro-ecu-
• (inns us are pointed out in the laws ot this Statu regu-
! lating (he Gold and Land Lotteries tin
Ofthi
-tth. Awl be
me, T1
rthe
i.h diinvs h
el,
< /,y /he authority
it given iu hy per- j
lint with tin! disgr
woman. D’Alegr
the courage of l>
telligenee, and he
the attempt. We
story :—
" To any man who had the least notion of the
situation of the Bastille, its extent, its towers, its
discipline, and the incredible precautions which
despotism had multiplied more surely to chain
its victims, the mere idea of escaping from it
would appear the client of insanity, nml would in
spire nothing hut pity for a wretch so devoid of
sense as to dare conceive it. A moment’s reflec
tion would suffice to show that it was hopeless to
attempt an escape hy the gates. Kvery physical
impus-il'ility was united to render this impractica
ble. We had no resource hut hy the outside.—
There was in our chamber a fire-place, the chim
ney of which came out of the extreme height of
tli ■ tower—it was full of gratings and liars of iron,
which in several parts of i*. scarcely left a free pas
sage lor the smoke. Should we he aide to get to
the top of ilie tower, we should have below us a
precipice of great height, at the bottom of which
was a fosse or broad ditch, surrounded hy a very
lofty wall, lo lie got over. We were without as
sistance, without tools, without materials, constant
ly watched night and day, and guarded besides,
hy a great number of sentinels who surrounded
the outworks of the Bastille. So many obstacles,
I so many dangers, did not deter me. I hinted my
| scheme to my comrade; lie thought men mad
man, and relapsed into despair. I was obliged
alone to digest my plan, to anticipate the frightful
host of difficulties which opposed its execution,
and find the means of remedy ing tfu in all. To
accomplish our object we had to climb to the
u p of the chimney, notwithstanding the many
iron gratings which were opposed to our ascent;
1 and then, in order to descend from the top of the
i tower into the fosse, we required a ladder of 1*0
| feet at least, and another ladder necessarily of
wood to get out of the fo-se. If I could get these
materials 1 must hole them from every eye, work
without noise, deceive all our spies, and this for
months together. Now for the details of my op
erations. Our First object was to Find a place of
concealment for our tools and materials, in case
i we should he so fortunate as to procure, any. By
dint of rolleeting on the subject, a thought struck
me which appeared to me a very happy one. 1
had occupied different chambers in the Bastille,
and had always observed, whenever the chambers
cither above or below me were inhabited, that I
had Ik aril very distinctly any noise made in either.
On tlie present occasion 1 heard all the move
ments of the prisoner above, hut not of him
m low. nevertheless 1 lelt confident that (herb
was a prisoner then*. J conjectured at last that
our tinder box we made, iu less than two hours, a
good knife, with which we formed two handies to
these iron legs; the principle use of these was to
the gratings of our chrmhey. In tlie
the daily inspection being over, with
those iron legs we raised some tiles of our door,
and by uiggiiig lor about six hours, we discovered
that our rm■jertiires were well founded, and that
there was a vacant space between the floor and
ceding ofnhi nt four left. We replaced the riles,
so that they sc treely appeared to have bemi rai®
cd. This done, we ripped tho ^scams and hems
of two shirts, and drew out the threads of them
one by one. These we tied together and wound
them on a number of small balls, which we after
wards rc-wound on two large halls, each of which
was composed of fifty threads 00 feet long. We j and one .thick. We roll' d it to
twisted these and formed a cord about fifty live feet La Tour du Treason, which n
Ipng, and with it constructed a rope ladder which
was intended to support us aloft, while we drew
out of the chimney the bars and spikes' o» iron
with which it was armed. This was ttie most
painful and troublesome of our labours, and cost
us six months’ toil, tho recollection of which
makes one shudder. We could only work by hen •
ding our bodies iu the most painlui position; an
hour at a time was all we could hear, and we never
came down without hands .covered with blood.
'The iron bars were fastened \vith an extremely
hard mortar, which wc had no means of softening
hut by blowing water with our mouths into the
holes as wo worked them. Judge what this work
must have been, when we were well pleased if in
a whole night, we had worked away the eighth of
an inch of (his mortar, When we got a bar out
we replaced it in its holes, that when wc were in
spected, tlie deficiency might not appear, and so a;
to enable us to take all of them out at onue f should
we he in a situation to escape. After six months
of this obstinate and cruel work, we applied our
selves to the wooden ladder which was necesx ry
♦ o mount from the Fosse upon the parapet, and
from thence into tlie governor’s garden. This
ladder required to he twenty feet long. Wc devo
ted to this part of our work nearly all our fuel ;
it consisted of round logs about eighteen or twen
ty inches long. We found we should want blocks
or pullics, and several other things, lor which a
saw was indispensable. I made one with an iron
candlestick, Ly means of half of tlie steel of the
tinder-box, from which 1 had made the knife ; with
this piece of the steel, the saw, and the iron legs
of our table, wc reduced tlie size of our logs : we
made tenants and mortices in them to join them
one into the other, with two holes through each,
and two joints, to prevent swagging. We made
the ladder with only one upright, through which
we put twenty rounds, each round being fifteen
inches long. The upright was three inches diam
eter, so that each round projected clear six inches
on each side of the upright. To every piece of
which tilt ladder was composed, tlie proper round
for each joint was ti- d with a string, to enable us
to put it together readily in the dark. As we com
pleted each piece we coneealrd it between the
floors. With the tools we had made, we comple
ted tbe tools of our workshop. We made a pair
of compasses, u square, n* carpenter’s rule, &c.
I &,e. and hid them in our magazine.”
De Lntude goes on to detail the precaution®
which he and his companion in misfortune took,
in case any of the jailors should lie listening, to
give feigned names for every thing they Used in
their work, and states the names used hy them
for each article. He then proceeds with his nar
rative These things being complete, we set
about our principle ladder, which was to he at
least eighty feet long. We began hy unravelling
our linen, shirts, napkins, nightcaps, stockings,
drawers, pocket handkerchiefs—-every thing which j mighty, who had snatched it ft Ire
could supply thread or silk. As we made a ball
we concealed it in Polyphemus, (the name they
called tlie hiding place) and when we had* a suffi
cient quantity, we employed a whole night in
twisting it into a rope; and I defy a rope-maker
to have done it better.* The upper part of the
building of the Bastille oveihaugs three or four
feet. This would necessarily occasion our ladder
to wave and swing about as we came down it.
enough to turn tlie strongest head. To obviate
this, and to prevent our fall, we made a second
rope 1IH) feet long, to bo reeved through a kind
of double block without sheaves, in ease the per
son descending should he supemled in the air
without being able to ger down lowcr.f Besides
these we made several other ropes of shorter
clcs; we finished by.Che Jaddrr bf. ro
of which 1 allowed to hang down to
in gelling up, while 1 ^ held the. up
mean's of a large wooden peg which w
pared on purpose. I passed it through’
and placed it across (he funnel of the (
By these means my companion avoided
what I did. This done, ! came douriN
top of tlie chimney, where l had bri o ir
painful position, and both of. us were otvi’o ■
form of the Bastille. We now^urangi
lerer.t articles. \Ve began by maki
our ladder of ropes, of about four I
most favourable for our descent,
one. end of the ladder.of ropes to a
non, and then lowered it down the
lustened tho block, and passed .the
feet long through it. This’I tied
and I)’Alegre slackened it ns I
withstanding this precaution
the air at every step I made, Jml_
ation was, when one shudders at the rc«
At length l landed without accident in
Immediately D’Alegre lowered my porti
and other tilings, 1 found n little- spof. rmci
by water, on which I put 'them. Then my i
pnuion followed jttiy example ; Init he htfVj "hti
vantage which I find not had, lot i held rhe
der lor him with all my strength, wTricK..gfr
prevented its swinging, It did not rain f^m ...
heard the sentinel marching about lour
lance; and we were therefore forced to givf
«>ur plan of escaping by the paiapH. and the
vernor’s garden. VVe resolved. to .use. our in
bars. Wc crossed the I'oasc straight over to i
wall which divides it from the Port
and went tc> work sturdily., Jusf at 0
there was a small ditch about six feet hi .
one deep, which increased the depth oj,di<
Llsewherc it was about up to our middlesvai
to our armpits. It had thawed only a few d
so that the water had yet-floating ice m H;
were nine hours in if, exhausted by fnti::»<?, and
benumbed by the cold. We bird hardly begin* our
work befoie the chief of the watch ’came'"round*
with Lis lantern, which cast a light on flip pi. co
wc were in : we had no alternative hut (n |ihjf_o\Jr
heads under wafer as he passed,, which*, was.cyeiy,
hall hour. At length, after nine hours of iuyetf-*
sant alarm and exurtiop—after having wotk* <1, out
the stones one hy one, wo succeeded iu making;
in a wall of four feel six inches thick; a hph?sqf-
ficiently wide, and vye both crept tiiriju&h- Yv e
were giving way totftir transports wheq we Fp* 1
i?!to a danger whiuh we had hot foreseen', art
which had nearly been fatal to us. In cnisdir
the fosse Ht. Antoine, to get into tlie road to l|i
ry, we fell into tin.* aqueduct which vyas i
middle. This aqueduct had ten feet ' wuh
our heads, and two lent of. mild on tin* s
D’Alegre I’cl) on me, riiid had hfHnJy tl
down ; had that tnihfnrtuuh .jjgppt
lost, for we had hot strength euoo
up again, and we must have been jnirf
Finding myself laid hold nf by B’Aic . rvV,_ r
him a Mow with my fist \Vliieh fnn»|e v him l i .a
and at tin- same instant thioaiog ivvm Ii forw*
l got out of dig aqueduct. I then fell tor JfJ
grg, and getting hold of hit* hair, drew htm u»;i|
we were soon out of tlie ioxse, awWjus?
clock struck five were,,op (lie high rmnl.
(rated hy the same h-v'mg, Sv»* throw
into each other’s arms, and aft
fell on our knees to offer om* thh
SO IHrai-f A ROIJ SA.
(Vu mum, i>‘. tv]
Yesterday, 12 o’clock. Hi * Ivx* eH ’?;ey, i
er. transmitted tohpth Bram-juL of the Lu£i
lb!I<>\\ dig
To the St note and Jlnufchf I'- ;•• • n nt'-lieT*
For 'iri'/.i.Ns—In meeting y<;
t» rvnl whit h- lias * iiuerycmod ,
allow me to tender to you my luo^vonlial mid
lid saint nionto
Atriiis annual period of your n • a-mbliug, it biHanues ^ ;
ih to revit w the orrnnvoees of tii ; ; . i * if.ir co.mor t--
n with our (ioiiiosflc.concerns, if not vyith* d nnunie
r-thdy4Jo_ rjr .
'Ijulti ttt))0lil;5i
i iiilinv, nt lenst witli a wi)liii)"nl nt fyrSwlt ifttl'i
• tin; 'ptrant I)i:;pi: .01- of IiVRti. u fv.,- 11K
lit lie a ilotible lltmr .villi n space be- I lengths, to lasted our ladder to a camion, and (hr
uvccncach. I took the Ihlimving means to satis- [ other mdhreseen o.tcassior.s. When all these • m|( . ackll , m .;„ l!(f
h "" ihi-. 1 here was in th.e_l.as- | ropes were finished we measured thcm ; -«h.'y j v . lr ; 0UH! , ll(l limtl ;„|ied hh lie |...
Ahuiida ii
PF.9TIT13IVTIAU1'.
’HTJ.Tll.L he unuled. itt this Institution, for the |iur-
y, iia-eof ormidoliine thel.uar.l and (’"iivi'-is
t;„'1,'i(!.1 l'".’..l, 15 nr tit),660 pounds of Fork,
and kImmiI 30 bud., Is of Coi'H i*5i'!3!i. p*’ 1 ' v *'''*;—
Also, a niiputUv of li*‘<‘i' wilt lie wanted alter the 15th
of Alav,
Tlio.t who piuv \vi-li to furnish any of the above, nr-
■tick-u iile.:ll on tho 1’rincipal Keeperfor terms, .Ve,
Bjt ouler of the Hoard of Inspectors,
JOHN MIM.I'H. Pee’y.
Nov ‘7!) 45 It
of Ih
tor i.ni draws in the (oilil I.olteiy. ami
I,titled lo ;ive in under thn (Jolil Lottery
an is tie roll) declared to he legal and valid,
9th. Anilb : il Turlh'r ennrlnl hi/tlir aullit
lamr, That Ihe following oall.shail ho uuiii
persnu^ifo
d hy tin
Hint I
the ci
in ill to the guardians. in-\
II tuuatii'S. idiots, deaf am
ruins, lo wit: 1 ( 11.) sol-on,ly swenr
I the I'liarilian, next friend, or no mt^lee^a
years o? ago on or hetore Ihe 1-t day o
.Tnntmry Iasi and Is a , and is entitled to ft drat
ill the (.old Lottery, so hel|i me Gold,
See ,10th. Am! ht it further enailril hy the nnlhnr,
h/ol'tlic same, That all persons who gave in lliei
names for ft draw or draws, in the land lotto 1
Impel, at which, hy special Ihvor of Moris. | amounted to 1100 feet,
i’lturvcr, we, as well as the prisoner below, in No. ' rounds for the rope and wooden ladders. To [Ire-
w re iillo'ved to hear mass.— I resolved to take i V ont the noise which the rounds would make a-
a Ivnniago, when mass should lie over, ol a mo- i gainst the wall during our dcsceilt, wo gave tiicm
nieut lietm'i! tiie prisoner below was locked up to , coverings formed ol pieces of tlie linings of onr
lake n view of the chandler. I pointed out to 1)’A1- ; morning gowns, of our waistcoats, and our under
ogre how he was to assist me. I told him to pul : waistcoats. In all these preparations we employ
his tooth-pick ease in his pocket handkerchief, J cd eighteen months, (jut still they were incom-
niid when we should be on tlie second floor, by ! p|cte. We had provided means to get to thetop
r , the various and multipli,-,I h),
We llien^ mado 208 ,,,( bestow on our people
m
every qua iter of pn t. state |)TtVe. cro\yJwU the,
of our agricultural label**.—lici*l'l», .<lmo>t lvv^oiui«
foriuer pJ'i’cbi*’ nt.has hies if <1 oib' Immil 1 *. »Tn Ht> , :;jl?fKL
as yet |>y tho fi iiflitfnl ravug**® of. that iiii\v., i4 „,; ;tik. 1
je* tih nco " hi' li !»i‘*r el f \.h» re mnije ?r> h }.■< r.cdl*4l&
liMNoc inalurgt* portion of the iuuneii i’-imly.
of the t-i
to gel into and out of the fo8«c ;
y.')! !i^\ e up le.s-4»ioason fur .thatikfolii-
ing our social ct^miUrtn, If a bmitica! e\c»j.
net ted with the public liberty of the Fuaim
iilated the {>uhliemiu l to a ((csrai
in mij-Vtty- •*
two more were wanting—-ono.to climb upon the i beyond ail former e.'imjih*. tlit-j yyjy (iX< its
t and pick it up. parapet; from the purnpet into (he governor’s gar- furnished tin* e/uLoln-"a xiom nt ol <mr huia
the turnkey was j ; from thence to get down into the Tohhc of; ,,r, .i (, . v “‘y 11 . 1 P* thii iue-i.iuahie Lli ; for n
ran cpiirkiy up tl.<- Port St. Antoine; b.vt the parapet which ^'J^'irS'irmak-siy'^
t ol tlie door—1 bail to cross was always well furnished with sen- , si i’lirMr-'
The 'TallalaaxKec Mail Conch
,w
cs ha
1 IVi: DAYS DRAW0G:
frizes Oitlijt lo be Witten.
The whole of the Prizes payable in sixty da\B after
I each.Day’s Drawing—subject to a dodiicjTioi. (*f lillecu
Ipretnt. All prizes not applied for in Uvelve niomh-
jk""in each (irawuig, to h« considered as a donation to
rM-imla nl tlioMillnd^evillo Street Lottery.
I The drawing to take place under the suparinten-
Mence of inUiam II’. Carnes,'Smhucl BuJjiinyton, Sn* ^
Rockwell, ll'illimu U. Torrance, F.zckitl H Turk. Dnueau. and J
’bants 6'. Calhoun Robert McCun(bs, and
I, 11 Hare, Commissioners’—also, a Board of Vis’n
I tors.
JILL leave the Lafayette
Hall, everv Monday ami
Thursday afternoon, immediate
v on the arrival of tin
Mail. Thin line has been n
improved by die addition of new eoael.."- ami -
teams, ami ” tlie route is now perlormeil m aim
♦ er dire-da , s. For seats, apply at the **it
l.afay litte 11 ifl!.—All baggage or pa
the (ylvUers of the same. *
Nortliern
at the risk
SHAW, Agei
said Ini:i! lottery
names, shall lie
in the land loltel
the requisitions,
continuance of
ul in tli
ere entitled to t
act. hut who lor
[•milled to Imve
upon |!
it t r
dr.
plnced
ng with
of
i.l h
it shall Vit'l rtactn
Present Price of Tichcts.
}} holes - - - $ 1 <> OO
Pulvt* - - - SS-Od
Lftnarters - - - * 50
lli 1r sa, p" J.ir^nl variety of numbers at the Giiliurfis-
loir" rs °meir, on Wavno street, opposite ilie I’ost- :
| 0 ^'/""I Slate Hank.'
Mtli - , " ll!rs '"" r Tickets, from any purl of the United
— * i !"’ s l I'uiti) will meet will, prompt aKenlion.
fdrr.sta S-RVOIt WKCG1UT.
Si c'ry to Commissioners. (
Dl'He.'gevillc, September 20 36. if
|Jh!(H>«SA|,s will he received until tin* loth
lew ’’ l ‘, ,MU |"* r next, bv tlie Agiuit of the IL States, at
K I"i v * for furnishing such iiumlmBhl lntsslielrt
■int . 1 as may bo reunited for the public build-
io 1m* ereetud <m the Apalachicola river. Tin*
f** 1 o to In* iK*L\ eryd in good tight casks, at hi tell point
Milledgcvillo 2gd Nov. 1832. 40
TO Tim PSTBI.IC.
■ffN cmiseqiience of an arrangement bet ween s one
of 'die creditors of the late firm ot Bateman &
B. Bateman, proprietor ot the
I nioii (Hotel Projierly LoHorj,
, Good lilies cell ho depended on to prize holder, ol
Tickets, nod lint drawing of said Lottery will take
1 nluce the tourtli Monday in uexl December.
■ r THOMAS BEALL,}
JAMES Sl’ILliS,
T. \V GOODE,
H. J. CHEWS,
I). II CHANT,
\V. P. YO.NGE,
Seplember 20
Tickets For Salt*,
IN THE
rttion Hotel Property Lottery
I’ Mr. Pryor Wright's and at Mr. Carter's Con
Sec. Mill. Awl be il further funded hy th
ly of the same, That wlienevt
appear to the lottery commits!
hns occurred in returning uain
in tlie wheels, and lots draw
lays no claim, that th
tint necessary enrrec
drawn to the wheel v
! the name of the pr
id return tli
it wusdrai
,d 'pluoe
lottery
p'ril'ii'g out Ii:- pocket handkerchief, lo let his
tooth-pick case fall all tlie way down tlie stairs, Nr, ;
: il -M it* lequesl tin* turnkey to go and pick it up.
Ms liltie plan succeeded. While the
going al'lcr the toi.th-pick case, I
to No. :J. I drew hack the bolt ol the door—I ; had to cross was always wen mrmsneo wun sen- p c()n 3|'P'RBMFk
examined the height o! the chamber Irom the floor, tinels. VVe might fix on a dark and rainy night, The officer nt the licmf'ot your duamial d« ;. utiurut .*
and found it /dmuf ten tec.t six inches.* I shut the l when the sentinels did not go their rounds, nn«‘ will give you a detailed • \|;n- .am of tho co diflmi oi’.-.-
door, and from this room to ours, I counted thirty- > escape hy those means; hut it might rain whe^ we your treasury. You will peneive h thi .■»•?-MUt-nt ■
two steps, measitreil the height of one of them, j climbed our chimney, and might clear w bt the that the receipts during ('■•* l;i>< t. «jd v* a. <a(Vnu-
and making my calculation, I came to the conclu- very moment when we arrived at the fv^apet; we- hundred and d.xtv yi/Jlt tlmji.vtml seven hum.'r^;iwaS& j
s.on that there must he between the floor of our .should then meet with the chief tlie round,®, j thmeeu dollars filly oighM cntf:- .ynd.flint the po
,.1,an 1 the < "ili.m of that hi-low. » space of who ronstanlly inspected {be ,,c b «* | Hr.'d muiri !lv“;x'a. .iillkt.'iwtv'i'mr^.u^un./'ri.ntlhu
In r ii-i'i six inches, win* jl ''ouhl not he filled tip ing always provided wi»o hgh*. t would be impo*. ,,; n -. ri , ll( .,. |„.u,.ii,,L,. two Mtui Vodd-d t.(-die »i^w
^H^rne^J^^uod^it^acc*m^^4>^hetr H ihle to conceal o>*^sclvpa» an, ‘ we should In* in- j u | lh | lU( . ) t • t . ■. \ • • 11 on ;k;i nmit, (.•four claim;.-.,of* tho
^Bevitably ruined ^ 0, ^ ,f ‘ r |d nn increased our (d'ni-ral Govermnmtf, left a halm.c.* in tin* 'FrenGuy^ •
labours, bu*^ ua l * ,e ^ ess dangerous of the two. j on the l.-f of Octohcrof two huiulrcd <i.ud - v my two
It conj^d in making a way through the wall thousand IBehundred mid thirty thn *• d«»Maiv ilfly ti ’u’
u |,,.<> / separate8 the fosse of the Bastille from j cents. In our scultniciit with tlie l c®. W(?
Lsifiof the Port St. Antoine. I considered that ! received, in m f »n(:>, one humlrccl aud bftyaerey
sand two him:!ltd ami I t<\ inm* d«»Il:sr- sizlnen c.:ii» .
am! the sum ol torn one thousand bL\ J mil (IHd : ad
weight. As soon as we were shut up and bolted
in. I embraced IF Alegre with delight. ‘My
friend,’ said !, ‘patience and courage--wc are sa
ved! We can hide our ropes and materials—
that is ail that is wanted ! we are saved !’ * VVliat,’
iid he, 1 have not you yet given up your drftani&L
tlin wheel of
liicli such person may he right Lilly entitled to 11
draw or draws.
Sec. 12tli. And be it further enacted by the authnri
ty of the, same
[*rqor
Superintendents
to the Lottery.
37 12t
A fectioiiurv, Milled
October 11)
eville.
, ' M * rivef, between the junction of the Flint and I
lwE» l u,,t * Swuet Water creek, as mi) In* de-
^^inated. q*j ie w jj| whether the Lime
lime
Itr • ••*» •»tivauu*e 01 uinnQY will m* m«pie on the con- stray’d ahoulthc
■ but pavniiMit will he made for the Limn when in- will hr thaukfijJ^
Klu... . * *" » 111 r I T It 1 M |i' III* I 1
lo he d< livured r is inmh* froiii slu Us
| If ', *' u !, dv uiice of money will l>«* made 011
1 P*»y nieut will he made for the Tint
“Hd received. Blind and approvi
Uj. 8 fyjl'hred I'm the faithful perforuuinuo
. • 1 lie prnpo*;iL miislhe postpaid.
teja-'.. t ij".N W « w i„; j
itdtiT 1 " Columbus Kttqitirer tlfftl Democrat, tho
n!, d McHHiuigcr, will plea'*'* plildidi^
«‘Miy mlveni*,tbrue weeks, and t
El!;'“."office (,,r P'tymrlit.
. W aiin*ii io PHrcly*'* ,, 1,
Will bft VIV. It ■i* 10 ”"' ' " 1 •
MmV 1 ' "''“"Ih"
M l|(i'il!u, November /•
•111 JL- ’
- .Tiller’s
y TUAVLI) from th ‘iiurl-houHC, j
phuitiitioii. near Dim 1 IQoi m*.
Olio SilltlH JK'ith a white slrenh
blind m the f»r.U\pa utiout 10 years old;
round l^ rt *»d ( |,|br»iiatioii ot said horse
J^iVund rewarded il’reiiuircd.
SILAS fiRANBEURY.
4f» 3t
,»ner ”1
SlrJtvcd 01* Nlolcii
- ■"5lft)M tin 1 ftiito-nlHT "i irimp
H' rv. n M*»»K ,
miuu;li IIOBNI..
iirur Ihiir yeftf* "l‘l 1
fi.rvh-uit, fciihlj'' n |n 'k , l ''“ :J’ 1 , "i . „r
n* r-turiiltiu »nhl i"" 0 .. . ...
ntiniv. .til'll I"'
\vi(ir;iiT
Flint !' i- Excellency the < *
(bis act to he published in all tiie public gazettes
of this State.
And be it further enacted, That nil \\ idows w hose hus
bands have died since the Jat dn\ ot Jaiiuarv Lx-l,
who have given in for a draw or draws as widoj |„ lu .
same shall Lo legal, provided, the hu-haml y. n , if<i UJ|
been entitled to a draw or draws had m
der the late land lottery and Gold h*y^'
AS B t L\st of llcyrcfcntativts.
Symhrr vfDft As s .j. ( „ Ks
1 President of the Senate.
.»vem!>«r 2*2. 1^-Vi.
Approved WILSON LFMPKIN . f tore mar.
, lie papers of Ibis State will publish the above
Oeorffin, O^letlioi-pc Comity.
Inferior Court, silting far ordinary puiyont—l'rcsctil,
tliiir honors Kdu'arJCore. ,h>hii Hanks and /*. (/.
Untehtrson—January ndjonrmd 'hrai, leu')
U tH: NISI.—Th'.iilft* 4' !iil!»| 'i an;) Sii""i;
el Uiiidwiii, itiimitiDlrii'ii" * t )i o_ mi- i'
will, dnceB.eti. Iliew ^i tli" <'ih,pi ■' ti.-x Ii tv.
|y Hilimfillloriidthe esiate o( it:- ."I .(*'eeii.e ' .
pray to be ilistnisseil flierHfrmu
tlint this Kiilo lift pilhllsliad I'
Southern Itecortier. anil note.-
eiiulntry, in Ihnl lime, leti. i- "i
A (run exfrurt G'‘iu the mtftii
]iil Ii EelmiiH. , tott'J.
' ’ \VM 11 SMITH e.e.o
July r>, 1*32 ‘n'im
/limit- iloiula K Potri eh of rltlontey,
I’or iltiklHM TUI*** toLiiui^
I N rlieroke- Coiiiih , of ii[,pn,uei| form , fur " tip at
ll... H. .'..r.l. r
lhe„umero.is flood,, during wh,eh the Seine HlfflSol ,„ ru nn „ lllun . anu , u
H„p,'s and material, I where are ihey and , had filled this foase the water must have injured l twwity flv( , ( |„|| alH e.'.ghtv e, ms, in arms, , u aki U g iu.dl
shall we !0't them !' Ropes, said I, • wiy '*« i the inortar, and rendered it less dilheulr, and so KI ' III , „„„ Imudird and nim tv eight I'non.-amt
iiave more than w- -vant ; tlmt trunk (^'"'ing him : we should he enabled to break a passage through ,.j g M hundred and eighty four dollhrk twenty n uts,
' ' •' • i ....i the wall. For this purpose we should require an ; wldPh vfc. have'th':- reeovered on aetettm pi'tliejg ■?
auger to make holes in the mortar, so ns to insert j claims. A further■ bnlauee. aim. nnitig tu siiiy.tkmu^
the points nf the two iron liars to he taken out ol . sand dollars on a'ednnf {.I arreara^i. for int-iest ^.i
the chimney, and with them force out the stone •••“ *“"■
and
mine) contains ,
V '-'•our way through. Accord,ng.y wc ,
adean auger with one ot the feet ol our bed- ( „ m .fj ni raA Slttn . g prior to' the jdmuz&u&lif
1.1 napkins, stnekifigs. nightcaps, and a cross. W’e fixed on|\Vcdnesday the 2tilh of Feb- In this adjn-a inont, xvliii:h uiay he r-n-idereO qjOiuaE
gs—will not they supply ns. W e will ruary, 1770, for our flight; tlie river had over- ^
"i .nthx, io li e
i * *h(itln to the
-ion will ibMii
(1ki C’mitt, tin>
thousand feet of »> 'u*' Look-
ifas'iv, lie ri'pl.m*. ' •'!>' «"«<• 'Viend,
, v „, to r. s'ii y ( ,i,r e- .ises, and to . aim the ■
, f) .' w lli,'ll ag'taies -oo. I know tlie contents |
V'or trunk ; tlie-' is not a single inch of rope j
• \y, ,' said i, toil have I not a large
skill, of lie ',—...et.c dozen Ot ’hh'is, a greai . stead, and Listened
number ol napkins, stnekings. nightcaps, and a cross. We fixed on|\Vednesdny the 28th of Feb- • In lifts adjiistinent, whieli uiav he con>idcrc
other tliiti*«H—will not liny supply iis . \\ (, will ruary, 1770, lor our flight: the river had over- (for ouratato v^iLl wflTio in uitrfur the
unravel them, and we shall have ropes enough.’* i |I ( , W „ its banks': there were four feet of water in of the act iu<pio--ti»n wheuev'er iti-> ratified.
• Out how are we to extract the iron gratings of rtle | 0#8e „| ,he IJaslille, as well as in that ol the 'dates tlie allowance of interest to die slates ng-sti®,', ..
onr chimney,’ said I,'Alegre; ‘where are we to J» or , y lt Antoine, hy which we Imped to efliect advanced bv them onaeioitHtol exp-iir'es mcnried uUGk* •
gel Ihe materials lor the wooden ladder which we - „ ur deliverance. I filled a leathern portmanteau *”£*'"» eLmab' rmilm Vhe'u.'Inmffins )TI
sliall want . w here obtain loots (<u these works .’ | with a change of chillies for both, in case we were f! ' i '..im.tro lifer (ienevid 1ms both' on voui- jo, lirt^ra
wc cannot create things.’ • My IriRtid,’ I replied, g0 fortunate an lo escape. liberality! I mint vou will neronl ui him Hi' ATiite
i' is genius which creates, and we have that i Dinner wu® scarcely over when we set up our remttnevatiou for the z«*.'.l, industry piol
wfticlk despair givej; that will j^uido our hands-** j great ladder of ropen, that is. we put the rounds which h*’ dUplayayi in th«* diwharpe o! the *;i-.l JiuyS
once uinie, we aresaved. We had a flap table, j (0 ^ andllid it under onr beds: then wu arranged whieh you m 41^'m d I.i.imii your re^.liUjon
.supported l»y iron leg.** ; we gave them an edge hy | olir 'wooden ladder in three pieces. We put our annual ar-Vum. 1 mb »• th.s r* . !.>; ■ u lr n p.-t red to '
nihhing tliciu on the tiled floor; ol the steel of iroM bars in their eaaes to prevent their making a Wi,.s|,iogtui>, ^
. . , , ' , ... . went absence troili hi Mauilh. (Ie.!u at”(I his time
• - „ i moiiliftijs dim Ins nurrn- ? 0 'f« ' V<> ‘* a ' k V' °' lr ,,0 ‘ |m g Sauls to .ho irk; ....... miravolliog. and , m.dy six
,',| U V, I, vtiu-iaiL...-', wlml b! " !l, to ffSTfOnr Str.ngthdor M ft d ..Ijusmi.-m of.iln-' a-.-.,urns. tine!, mem!.
*i n.i o\;i«'geniii4>n. n;»d onlv ' ,,,,r WfJ| L ill Ino water, tip to the neck, lor nine our fl>-iogatiou in ('bogie * a • " vatt’d iS
<• j**od ( fle* - iowi*qi «jit inomi'iiu ing of the • Ho hm. These prec:iqtidn« taken, we waited til! „jr.rui- in thin *u*:i|ein» ut. and had Re* he-t m^liT
, i- iji i of ropei prohudo. lie miler* into explanUloiiH !-0iir * upper was hr^uglit tip. I first got lip th| : wiloc^iog his highly •;th*i.tive mtvic*;* m t4io per/ij
. i t> suhjott iiot iHieess try to repeat here, there not | chimney. J had the ilieumatiim' in my left arm, iiu|hj «>t his tr»is|,.at om »
h l»• *x tho |»*M/«t doubt that ihe two prisoners made the
- hy which they afterwards c Iter ted ilieir oscape.
• l iter of. flu* saw both the ladder of ropos and
’,woi>din tie* 11101 ithof August, 17-1), about three
> tiler flu* taking ol’ the Ihtniille. They had Immoi
*d hv and wore delivered lo Do Isilinlu by tin*
i atitlioriiiotf, and were exposed hy him (o niih*
a ut (ha utiiiU il exhibition of ifleture*. ThoHi*
- w ere belli iM'kete.i, and lion* (fie signature* and
if the Mmor of tie- Bastille, ulid ol* a civil odd er
tune, 'Fhey were very neatly made, piutietflar-
I el I. r of lopes, tlpoo CXllllllllOff W hie.h, ll WU«
hut I thought little of the pain: i soon experien- | tin equity ol thi* o|aiuk«
[ ced one much more Hcvere. I Lad taken none ot | < ompirnl e\
the piiecaulionH used hy chimney-sweeper*', t ; !,*VAV**'!J*iir do:!'
wn« nearly choked by toe aoojH and having no J 1 “ '*
guards on nty knees and elbows, they were ho ex
coriated that the blood ran down on my legs and
hand*. As noon as I got to the top of the chim
ney I letdown a piece ol twine to IF Alegre; to
thix he attached the end ol the rope to which oar
portmanteau wax tautened. I drew it up, uniaft*
I Kilo
reeeivt
umt cuntitttin
?£Z
The
r ut the
full end
unit of thi
urge and hear t* sntmri^
l would rcMpecrtbUy n:»^
y meeived It •u»» |>»r rili! du-
ul expensed in trnxehiuf' 4q,
igfruio W L-'hoivliMi, liii't 4“ f.
iiimissurnoii theuioi uiHofiUv J
e reevived dm tog hi* ageriey w
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