Democratic watchman. (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1855-1940, December 19, 1855, Image 1

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_Dm )mvo my pow orfim 11mm \n fill
Bum vhil. they plodgo lbeo-plumn‘n um.
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SIEGE QF FORT BOONIEBOROUGH.
- When Boqnc had. escaped. it took the In
mlul three Koch to macro? flo’m u‘l'lr sur
priu. Thby had to re Imngo Mid re modd
iii: gampnign. They . had believed that
' m-kfloond, Wei"; I pH:
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war, or being in command of the fort, a
bum und despexnlc leader, \vls quilo n dif
fmnt “rm. Impressed with [he bolicl‘ that
the Indians would mlko lholr boldest en—
ginvo; upon Boonenhorongh, ho had 51 iifnlf
tn express to the neuhmcnu (a: (he onslcrn
hnbllnligng hy‘gr‘o designated) for wantanco.
Tlfi'kqildst w“ addressed to (‘Ol Arthur
Cn'xnpbell—whose name prochimx him of th
Ilighflllndcr settlers—and it Lemma :1 very
impéu‘unl future in km movements to gain
time, so 011‘. the gallant Campbell could rel :li
‘y’ Mac sn'ys thntkvhcn the summdnn was
_ Lyn), “A! in}; 9 ggillcnl pningyibh us. We
if”, 1 may.“ Win-1,311 tho g‘nrrisonmn
powerful army befuru om- “an. uhmu |p<
pmchimed unevjknhlo (1‘ Mb ~fcnr
£ll); painted, Sin] marking their fontsmpa
with desolation." To Boom, who’ know,
“M the tcrior of tho-1 Indian lt‘Al‘y um,
die hflgungc “u but‘cold truth. Ho dc
,{ugnicd two d’nysr'm which he Inxgbt comi
acrt o pmpésu] to surrender. It wu cury-
I'm fathom to gain that: two dlyl‘ In
4km. Dul- Usupbvu or his men mught nuke
03* Appcmmll. m’dlthmenamy find the
Woods I: much the in the (ML "~
: "‘lrsccgig‘s‘omewfi‘t Inrprising that Olpt.
“Du Quenao tnd Bluekpxh agreed to the two
dui, cspccinlly us in mum thumrruwn
Kmd‘nuna to collect Lhcu— caulu And hams.
And bring them through the pochrni into
vib-fith Certainly. if courlrmnliih wurc
in {uhlon Among the Shannon. Blnckfluh <1
Notified gun: at if time wu grintod by
.Clpt'."bu Quéfisp, his gencnlship dcschs
Who am review. What, could hm induced
A bib! {0 "filmy the glrrison to pmvision‘thl m
lelws is mysterious, for every day's pro‘
Ltiliopltbey dunked was a. {Lsrful loss to‘the
bucigcra. ' .
But nym do npt not thua'm‘mout a reason.
Du Qucunc prohlhlx lboqghflhnt there WI!
w‘ry hudr fightingw he done bcfurc thu l'urL
could be conquered, und 1'! he could win it
by-fiegotiltion, it would Rpm-c his furfit‘ a.
,2, nevprc loss. Elan-.110 colifii,uut have allowed
Aha provisions and water to be brought m. fur
oil» {males were ncfivoly unplnycd in the
cm dhya in bripging water from the spring.
Bowmaq says, thll {he invmh-rs. u soon A:
‘hey htd rained their flag, callud f 0- Captain
Boone. They knew that ho was lhv shongth
‘of the garrison, and thought i; when to
neck. to ipvcigiu or‘norsuado him hrst. They
.Bulcd the o.oth of pace on which they
would Igmo to a capilulathm. As the In
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filinois, there “"218 one rannn to believe that
the same sincerity might be observed ham
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their plum, for n moment boliovod in their
ginoerlty, but lime was every thing, llndi
«pry héurlggincd warm grc'it gain.
.12, seems}. however, that. (luring [lime hm
dull. the truce mil fsithmlly in ()1'; else 111.
utm'oould nofij'mv‘e been brought in riu
“Hint”. Indeed. Boone‘s lnhgungu juslificn
thin belief. Du Qucsuo. fox-his own muons,
wu sblo to restrain tho Indians: whih
’ quno’novoc so hr placed liimm-ll‘ in their
pdwer but. that he could seek anon“ the
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‘‘- -- “Excqything like u enm'
slwuklggc gm -_ . The confunanquwu
of desperate mom Ho states thltdo‘uh W‘s
pmfcnibio to ciptifit‘yl for he Wnghavy‘trgt ‘
D‘u Qu {3.0.9 #lll "9., 1‘ ~ B" 61‘ a
rr'y'ni gag-Mfg: floalgfifiéuim m;- to ‘
flkht’—fllhough-'againsf'n h (Erfible oddé—
nud‘Bomio, whd Know that ho hnd thug (Idop- I
out stake in the ttnnmflon. for ho [mi Myst 1
displeased Mae “vise. wbdrpmnbly Iberfifit
Emmi uppfl' holding (my tom“ to (he ‘
t. 4, :~
Sanding: on one 'of the Bastions, he re
tnFned‘the final enswcrof the garrison tn the
Captain. why'translfitéd it to (biddiunl.
Ile skid, "‘ When 3(3chan to “ma our
fort *Te‘l‘ninn i 9 living.” Du Qunsne,
with It lomlrluy ofhis lincdgb. Mood in m.-
tenn've auditory of who! Boone w'n flying.
Boone we}: also courteous, and tnlkcd like a
brave man. "We laugh at all your formid
'nble propnrelions, but thank fou for giving
its notice in time In provide for our defence.
Your efforts will not prevail, for our gates
shall forever deny you admittance." This
was 3} longer speech than usual Willi tile
picneer. Tile. gruilude expressed to: the
timohndmppormnlty‘lo provision lhe fort,
my hue immcsch Du Qucsno an irpnicnl
It me'y he nskcd here. why. if Boone took
overly precaution, this provisioning mus not
lx-i'ox’o Mdomplishcd ?- The"é§pcdllion to
Paint Creek mny have been the solution.
since it. was his bold policy lo stn'ko a blow,
while the Indian oquy thought him’fircpnring
to reeeive'bne.’ ' .‘Ih‘AHIS -"‘- J"
fimno attentions whether hi: itngungo did
not (Edi (he com-Isa of the inuder’s. It
may have hilly Mound them to the itics 61'
what folly had been thcimfln allowing the
garrison this time. Boone thought they
1 would iinmodin‘ely begin the liege but Cant.
~Dn Quelnq hm! not quitu cxhu’nqtod his-di
plomacy. Jt is quite likriy thnt Boono’u
‘ vigor in gctiiii'é ready had taught him what
‘ a formidable trek wu before him. The next
‘ mow mdc by I)uqucr.ne w“ to communil-ii‘e
the instrutc'ioru: of Gov. Hamilton who WM
in mmnmn'i of Detroit, Whli‘i), h" said, were
to take the garrison captive, but not to
destroy it, and he requested that tho garri
um would send out nine of their chosen mon
to makr- n treaty. which. if done. tho forces
would bummémlmly mmunwn from under
the trails. lnd the Indians and .Guudihns
‘wouhl return home pmcrnhiy. Boone says.
" this souridutl grntt-ful to our tlra Ind wé
ngrvcd to tht‘ pmpmnl."
Why did Boone accede to thin propose”
He had any reason to believe in the cruel '
and desperate charpc‘cr of the me“. He had ’
insulted end mortified them by his escape, i
and he could not but no thnt every thing in ‘
the one looked very 11"]an more or Ini
agreement. The solution of All thin meyl
have been that in the use of Gov. llannliou’a '
name, Du Qucsnc «much I chord which vi i
but ed Boone knew the kindly feelings ofl
the mvemcrtownrd-i him It hnd‘hliown
itselfm Detroit in i 1 wny in which there wk; i
no trr‘nzhery or dwit, and if linuxiiton‘hul g
been Allowed to follow the dic‘llien of hia‘
mm mm; Boone «sum not hm; Men wait
tn.Chilhvothe. hilt would have been honou
bi" duelmrécd from captivity.
Boone eonsultwl his friends. Gov. l'hmll
ton’s naine went far with him, and, at last.
the selected nine went out. These were.
among others, (and of course Boone wu It
tht-ir had) his brother, Flanders, Cnllnwny,
Brephm and Wm. Ilanroek. To withdraw
i from the interior of the fort. those [mm of
i mark. cerulnly noun to hue bun unwise.
but it seems to be considered that Boone
kncw'jnqtlulhot hil men could do, nnd he
knew we“ ~accuitomcti en'he {uh t'out'he‘lu
dmn~thot the chances were zrutly in fnvor
of I stfu retnot to the fort in any event..-
Thom who lived who had mingh-d in this of
Mr. declared tht‘. they knew their strength.
and felt confident of success. Thcy know
how‘etrong and active they‘were nud from
what Du Quonw hall already lost by follyr
they had no very Krcnt four of him.
' They met in front of the fort, nbouf. oan
hundred and twenty feet from the walls——
uppc enough for a perky to cut thvm off, but.
this had not been forgotten, The sun: rtflc‘
men of Boone’s force were in such position
as to give them nt'hnw the power to pour in
such a tire no should prevent a, nurprise.
The taxqu of this conference was lpread u
the Lick ‘9O Bowman unys— md tho nego
‘tintirm begun, ntchcd by rifle uid by tom.
hawk, in every minute'bf its progress.
Boouu’o languabc is peculiar. “W t‘ hold
the trenty within sixty yurda of the gnrri
won, on purpose to divert them fluxnn breach
of honor. ns 'ch colihl not avoid suspicion of
the savages." They were to be diyerted by
n sufficiency of good rifles within fair dis
tance. , ~ .
He does not suspect the Clnldiln, ‘bécnune
Tue kimw bow differently honor was estimated
by savage un‘d by soldier. The cnptnin of-
t'crcd his ttrmsfi sud they were very hlwrll,
yet they contlnin‘cd the citrnordinnty prhpo
eition that the oath of Ifloginnco should' be
uken to George TIL. AM a submmion mndn
to: (ho Caumlinn authorities. Dliring this
they won: m‘bo‘ illoxvcd‘ to go with penfcct
frcudom and tnku‘ all thqir property. “fill
this w‘xih too much, and Boone hndérstood it.
Io knew that four hundred stud fifty snvugcfi,
who had boon prup‘arihg for weeks {and
months for" this expedition, “slid not come in
‘ all the panoply of mm 30 end lg a signature
‘ of the paper which they did not comprohcpdv
‘gnjd concquug :v'vach my} did notyuxjé.
prpingJea us .thlinnir‘ fong’ffin'élc—Qhe
l igg‘tmuwui W3~ givkfi’g,g¥d'th& (£32l3ch o!
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‘1: s. "‘36 nego’tiflodL gnu signed; n'nd di
’pfdjfltidemto ’gfiug'fiihio. Cox. .Cgmiabolfi ‘
trp‘ops mgflmg .sy mum mug tHgir‘tw;
' 'eny‘knqe.’ air the express sent had been“ talk ‘
fifié éxlrémfly of lhé dau'ghfi. 'Boono ififl
M's Yellow pamt‘nbsionl'c‘rn from tho fibrrls'Qn‘;
‘3‘];qu {He pmpohrd tr‘oblz, cur'o‘us to kfio‘w
what was to coipo néx’t, ‘But‘ if‘Bo'ono hml
‘ngt ha}! cause it) suspect the whole thing"
(rind. and n decoy, his mt infiigning the
Empty Him! hnvc been considvred a (It-spor-
Me}! ~ rendered under 1110. posaossiomol‘ n
féficcneficeeding by many flmm his ox'vn.
But mp first gsphn uqn bitumen-m. Ho
_k av'hin Mfiiqghé‘n' Kflvrfhe treaty wrlv.
'flryflhcd, hilrhthcr‘by adaption- old Black
flsh’nrdst; and comm-need M'sprcch: he
know [he play had nnn'flw!‘ IcL 800116. lmd
relied on the presence of his \gcpd rifles, as
the whole mm was in cover offlu-ir flrn,
They wrrc such shots M upon lhcm he ‘éould
roiy. The Indlnnq nmv siepprd to the frfiht.
As Du Quoting fm'i hum (Ho paper and poi)
negotiator, their part WM to come, and thy
noon nvouclxcd it.
A: hccnmr. those it ho \rt‘rt'. cngnpgt‘d in th‘v
formu'to‘n‘ot'Tz treaty, neither hml M’l‘nl. It.
being an nflair of peacr, the outmtrtt appmr.
ances were consulted. Tho‘ludEttuF in titr‘ir
figurative language, dccinrui that this. was a},
nogotihtion between ‘two great. nuuics. and
there should he cvivh‘ucc bf entire. frivnd
ship. It \rua customary timnng thunl thcyl
said, on aucit occxisions. {Ur two ludidrt’s to
shlku hands with every white mnu. Now
this Was a. scheme no tranqpnrnut that it
must have been at our'o porcvivrd. in'nil its
intention. hy'Boonc and tn: Rudy man at
his side. They conscntod nnrl'the grl'ip was
given—the cowardly snrnqu hating calcu-
Intcd that it' each “ hite mnn rould he brought
into contact with two Indiana, tho nurpriso
would nurcccd. They mis'ook thtir men.
Thtuxc stalwart pionrm nuvi hunters were
not onciiy captured. They were on their
guard, and kncw what cnch one could do.
or course, tho rxigcnr‘y was one of despnn
tion, and civiiirrd mon cont‘cntrutc their on.
(‘tgit‘tl trr mondrmqu in auch ram Bowman
rtintcn that Btnckflsh. nt‘tr hi 9 long SDN‘l‘i).
lerl3ll signal the word "Cu,“ And that t
n sigmfl gun um tin-d. It‘hc iq right in this,
the lyre-concert ot' the whole In'nir it: men at i
once—" the indtnus, fn‘tonrrl on thrru. were
to like thvm oth" The white men hogan to
dispute the matttr, though unnrmut, and
broke loose from than, though tht-ro were
two or three IntFlnl to one white man. It
.wryz the signal for a general firing a Roouc'n
party ondqnvnring to pmtrrt tiy'm ‘Mm the.
snvngrs. whole the Indium: pourvd in to n:-
sist their piot. Cum. hy huurirr-dfi, were
flrrd, hut they nll amped into tho fort and
61mm! nud harricnvhd the heavy gram hv
hiud thr-m. nil safe but .‘tqniro Boone, thnt
brave brotlm, “ho was wounded Ntvt‘r
riid nine 'meu (scape tron; huchcr‘isis or prril
The treaty WM t'urgnttr‘n or run to in‘n
‘ \rndtiiug. Thu hesitgcr; had lint 6315 1:19»
Ifind time; 'Boouc nan his company had
Eshownthc snvagcw. at the fr-giuuiug. of what
i lion hr‘nrto'ti couragt‘ thry wvrc rimrtv up
This display was of thr‘ very kind to intimi~
da‘c the Indiitn. Any Ruth vxvrcixc ot grt‘ut
peraoml strength told upon the savage with
I; force beyond uuy othvr s'pcc‘tcs of reason
mg. ‘
Du Quesne and Blackflsh now began tliv
siege ,in earnest. They had A t‘urcc that
could pour into the fort A power of ninmnni
tlon, that. if n white man presented himself
within range must‘b’e fatal. Th‘nfegc' lwted
nine days and nights, for the invader was in
number sulllclmt ~to take the nchmhte
wgtchu It is tray for u} to give these do
tnili to the page, m- to put-qui- (hr-m, but the
reality of that fight never could be effaced
from the memory of these who partlt‘ipnlcd
in it. It WM one of‘ ”16th hernit: of llnt.
series of struggle! \iliich gave to Kentucky
such bloody ndmixsion into the {MM} of n»
tlnns. A lcwgnllnnt men, tninul in a forest
Kennel. were shut up in n‘feehle rnrt‘, which.
if the ener’hy hnd pomnxscxl artillery or scnl
ing ladders, mlght have been knocked to
pieecq or covered with mi-n. They had
nmnntl them those wlmsulil‘u was ilearcr than
their ou-‘n. The halls Ml like min, and
there WM nn hunr fur rest. It needed fillt‘ll
I arena to illimtmto the energy of the great
Pioneer'a character. llmvnnduet on this 06,-”
cation shown him entitled to flunk Among the
bravest warriors of our country. Indeed,
Boom pcrsounlly enacted ml heroism im‘
measurably superior to that i)! mnny to
whom history nssigns the lmnel. Alone or
at the head of his‘ific‘n’fiho ever was the brave
man. Cohfclnf th’cfii hlfirdbty under evcry form
or crreumitnnce of "peril. '
The mount the fort flu-ed “hell they could
hit, while the savage; 309mm] qufirc “my,
:8 conscious of a full treasury of powder lull
lead on which the}! could rqu. Boone My“:
“After they were gene we pl‘cked up one
hundred and twenty five pound: of bullets,
besides what struck i 9 the logs ofpur fort ‘7
which ccrlnlnly is a grant proof of,ll\uir in
dustry l" l‘tyun a great proof of the fuel"
that the Indian knew, by futnl experience.
that“ he. nlxomad himlu-ll' within range he
was destined to knbw le pcéurmy of a Klfii~
l tucklm's aim. The piclurc of the old furl.
l so accurately given in “ Colin's Kentucky,”
from n «sketch by gel}, Henderson, shows
‘nenr it n belclof woods. These probably
sheltered the senses who blazed sway im
“jenny, only all rm inlpfvals doing Iny
in try. The defenders lost two men, wd,
lflmcvm It.“ IdecL 0f tllia'lou, one
forum. king’s“: of llm wounded was in
vuwwq mian from the fort, or
swim Him rifle. and dumb!!!
been “Milo ' eution with it, as was
the education“. those in tho furl. ‘ 11(-
‘5O! infill 4m Ving 11 good nim’, “113‘
'tbou 013921! the .tlolxsal‘nl offal assail- ‘
“a. ‘ M» tlnil‘out. WA ‘lled him, i
had whoufinonawu head. mzcd. L'l‘ho man 3
was found nftcr nulnwn ball in his lK‘ld 1
Huh shagbcilng ‘MM she ‘glislnnco pr one ‘
hunAnd'AndLsew-flvo ynrdnw'fivo hnn- l
dud nnd twenty w feat. In all his best
day. MWiw mg”!- Surpalfied ‘1
this. MI W {all Donne iucvnrybuur of
thosiego. ' v_.«" 5"
One of Boom ‘a daughter; rtmnlinul ml (3 ‘
fort. Why sh‘e dit‘lor Bucompunv lu-r’ mo
(her in her return (6 North C‘mfolina, is- nbl
'f‘rom llio record» apparent: but an it 'wnq j
with her, when married (0 Mr. Gallon-31y,
’thnt he in his old'igt resided, it may he that ‘
her nflnchmonl to her father was an grew.
th, nhc prefo‘hed flu pcrlls of the fort rather
thm to bl scpurltcd from him. She was I
noble girl-- .
“Of lu:h Astra; dortrnvlanllntr " ~
Shdlaborgi hi the 'déYunce m zealously nl;
her strength pcnnitt§ min! was one of thosu
who snpphu] the mnnition. She wnn
woundgduqd when} a Immdn of the heroin
wnmrn of America ' mittbn‘ hm- nnnlc (Iv-
Acmsmnqpicndnsfie. The Indians tried
thnt by which the)" filoflon won hortihlv
marge tu the Alnjtmng of’thc Mxilu 'm'tn
'l'hk-fy tlncw fire on thé fart anti it. tonic {>—
nnd fur :\ tirnc it m'tfitd 95 ft' tho F‘Jtod hour
for Ilmmwhorough has! come. There man no
time fnr thought 4'. a“ rid; the fire nmhi
ba cxliligltislltd, nilti‘lw the bohlnmq and
biavrry of one young than, \\ ho rinkt-d and
third .1)! thmrmvorhm. the impending
danger was averted. All those thingq dis
hclrtonfd’mmiuq.,for they had no rc
sdurce Beyond the innmdintc act,'nnd when
m the conflict of 'fihycicll stmngth thvy
wer‘G overcome, they timid see ’no rérnnrsc
hut flight; for, notwithstanding all that is
mid of their braveryxlw Indian wu quite
ready to recognise that them is a timq to run.
Ron-mm says the fire was krp! up (luring
nine (111le and nights, i tht: hattio had not
sometimvfl wm‘t‘xad wkficd. the 'nhyui mi
cndm‘nncn of tho garri mint have {ruled
Boone rehlrs one of (he beat tactics of the
lu‘siegr‘rd . “The encniy Legun {5 under
mine our fun. (Mn-ll shn m 1 Mir “rd ~.
from the Kentucky rinr. z’kfhey hegnn tit!
the writer mnrk. and pmrrdlul in (he bank ‘
some lili‘iflllf‘u, which wemuleinimulh)’ their
making the inter muddy niLh their clay:
and we immedmhly proceeded to thIIPOJDL
Ihvir denign by cutting a trench avro 4§ their
subterrancnn pnsngc. The ennny dirov
crliiguidr eonntt‘rmin". by the day we threw
out of the fort, deéisted from that strate
grm'u. ' . “
This device was too good to have been sug
goqted by the Indium. It wn a mint in
civilized warfare rind mu ffebnhly counselled
hy Du Qucsne ; but fun forget Llui. the rim“:
hnd not. been mi inattentive observer of “hm.-
ever or wnr an its incidents ho hld wit
11l saui at. Dptk‘l The digging wns M 0
haul work for the Indian. and‘ so far n 1 he
} [mrllciynii‘li in it, he n 1: dnuhllcw quite
willing to «lisc'onlinuc the labor.
Experience, Boone says. fullv convinrm‘l
them lhu neither power nnr policy could of.
feet their‘purpnse.‘ On (Jan ‘2th day of A 9
gust (hey nisul the siege sud file-parted.
This tun great u‘iege. It is one of lhe
mastmemm’nble pages in our mili'nry hi -
!ory. . While other And minor nfliiim hzwc
“(Staged their chief Miors highjn fame. the
siege of Booncsbnmgh. mn‘nincvl for nine
days ~fuur hundred men against fifty —in a
wild country— against a M'lecicd bend of In
11'um warriors—Ms been comparatively for
gotten. It resembles the ’de‘ipernte valui
ofthe bntlles of the Old \led. And had it
occurxgcd in Europe, no honors or rewnnl
would have been too greet {or the bold de—
fcndori Boone was not the man to make
eonspicuoufi his own achievements. ‘
~Boono (sud others“ who survxved. in their
old ‘de3‘ spoke with gratitude of their pru
scrvn‘inn. He was the mm to remember. n 5
brave mendo. who bud been the dufcudor
0f the oppressed.
In lhis repulse of the anleO, Boone felt
{he nhsem‘e of one of his boldest and hrnvest
men vone “hose comma and hkl" would
have nude thtmwlvcs visible lo the (Humm
llturouf (he enemy. Simon Konum WM) not.
a mm to be willingly may from nuoh n
scum. Hll absence was owmg to the fol
uwfng circunylmcon :
“ Kenton “54153390“ shout. to undertake
an expeditinn lglinst I smali (own on Paint
.Crcckl r‘gadily jéinod‘ him. lnnciion was
inkqomo (01110 hardy sohthcrnqr in such nYir
ring times : Besides he had nomn nu lnnchuly
reflections um he can“ anly escape from iii
tho' exdteinbnt of dangdr and adve‘nlurc.——.
The party, cqnsiming pf nineteen men, nmi
00131113311011 by 1500110, Arrived in the neigh
borhood-of (ho Indlnn village. Kenton, \\ ho
Was an usun} in advance, was startled by
hearing loud pan: of hpghfcr {mm a cane
brakojust before him. "a scarcely had Lime
to tree before two Indium. mounted on n
.umn‘l’l pony_. (Inn facing thanniixiril's tail and
the olhor“'his4lfisd, totally imsuspicious of
dlngor, und in cxnellcnt spirits, made thvii;
lpponinncm . He pullsxl trigger umhbnui In
dium [cl], Ono killed. Ind‘tsw .other severely
manned. He bummed up to mlp his ul
voruricn, and was immediately surrounded
by about forty Imliancfijfiia “caution, dodg
ing from tree to (:90..ku unmfm-uhle
nough, until Boone nndhia party coming up,
fwfocioualy attacked-Ind defeat“! the unva
igon. :Boonc ‘irymodia'cly returned to the
lanccor of His fort, having ascertained (hut n
"ltrgn'm'pn‘fly‘lm gvno :13:in ""KCHt
'ton find Mdmgmpery, howvvor, rcsolvud lo
procg-tt‘ ‘to tho village to got 1‘ n shot," and
itcnl hom q. Tht-y lny within good rifle
drummer mo village fqr two day»; and n'
1 night, wilhuut arcing h 'uingh- wufl-ior {an
lho accowl'fiight (hey cmh mounted a fine
horse, mu] p’ut ofl‘ lo antucky, nnd thb (11y
Miter the Indians raisrd the ridge uf Bo'oncs
borbugh, ‘huyeanlored mm (ID for! on their
1 Rtulonpmpm ty‘. —i(,‘oflm.¢‘ Kentucky." ,1 ‘
This'stigo mihnhmtu‘f Hm‘m?fitn"r}’ history
of Boonrx‘mmugh.” H WM the lust nlinck i 1
slutnhivd, “ml Tl “M Nil-1:2" mfliflml (o thr
(MI: "'1" tho, Imprrgvmhlv. I‘mmr-slmrough
mm In .1 xmnll “Hagan and yo! It \uH ulna} ..
r‘ main in thvv history of Kentucky run! of the
:‘ountry. n (-lnwicnl loc'nhty. tn lMLrJdu‘ys.
the Fir" of I‘anucnrr‘ hn‘q ,mnflc the scrum
of ”10‘ HnnN‘r run! the \Vnrribr lin again.
501.:L20r‘Murvhrnd, dinlmguiJmi .ful' his in
tchct in n hnd whom qunh aim :14 (Way and
Crittcndcn am] Brockpmdgo lived, duhnrwl,
in 191') an address by comnwmnmtmn of (he
hiaior‘lcnl incidchtx of the Place, which ix of
the moat vnlunhle (‘mllrihnhmm uf'oHr mmila.
Kentucky own; to itself to build. at th" silo
ofthu old fort, a mmummt, worthy in its
mgnilnde of tho place where 1:??u'c monla’n’l
the rumor stone on winch the grul cdiflcovf
the State hm Mon m nnrccmfuily ro‘nHRI
'Afwr tho, filtrgu was over, the fndittn': dis
prt‘kml. “The! Mt. the deepest chagrin ttfitt
thr-y could not hn‘vc sE-P'Ltr'cd Hanna. no “114
thr‘ nohlmtpriuncr thry Ind ovr-r taken, and
twin! hr: hn'l sw‘r‘cmfully (waved. [{l- had
drnszcd tint and Hln-tlmpwmdtmfl hungcr'
nhq her}; pxiv‘nlinnmflhd .‘tt‘wr such a march
as “out! hm‘c done lmnnr to thvir hm war
rtnr, had dinppointul all ”It?” hnprs of
taking Hf" i'ortrcn. Thq had Imt the lan
dcr and mt gained the gnrxison. Boom
henceforth wné n mrmmnbh‘ word in Indinp
tradiuon. Their fire from ”H“ fitrtmTtillh-d
thirty ‘tvrcn, nnrl mmmh d n gt?! ‘numbér.
Whon th‘r'y left, tho} wrnt in flitlhron! par
t'm to the ' sew n 1 forts and \mylzxid thé
hunters. It is quitn probable that, had they
been suc'wnfut at Boo‘ms‘mrough. the Armr
icnn cause would have mill-rut rrcntly, for
it \muH haw hem romptctc (ncnurngcmont
'0 111': 1H ish to w stain the thdneo with the
Indmns at any cost, .
('uxlotl‘shu—(‘ufrfiixdy ft'“‘\vouYnl bl‘ c’vgr'xt'flm
mam—gnu ..‘, .L—“L tan/.mua
sL’lnf‘LS —-lhc hmor Hurt fink awaited {him}
lnm-v no! h‘ r. “ha val .prvlucu'd hnnstlfl
“uh a film \erhy lhé plautlil of a nation. I
wit; a 419'th Mann}. “’l' hm‘ hm) [HUM‘
trauom in our Own thy 9f hvmiam and con- i
bumxmu- nulluyry hkl“, rcct‘iving Hm snmc '
rcwnrd., F 13“? chm‘grm wrro mndv signified
i Inn} r—lhu‘ fir»? cough nm‘; th'e captbr'c of [llOl
Salt mnkmrg at Him I‘ll‘ks ; lhv str'ond, a
wry umgnlnr one —“ HlJHirL'a'ng fiicndlyi
fulmg tomaulu the ludmns Mule}. prisoncxfl
nqd offering to sumudcr 13001115120: '2!th, I
hn {Um pwplv n mun-d to Detroit, and live 3
uutlLr Britm‘u pmlccliun and jVll‘;hdl—'.'\O§’l”—‘
Nun; all}; pruny ofmcu from lloombbordugk
m kin wwlumn Lo 8 into, n u! thus “mak—
cmng lhc ghmkou. “hen he had reamn Lo
! bellow thu Indians u src about Lo iuvndc ithc
qurtv-nnd nt the siege of 15mm ,borough, be
sixg “111 mg to take the mnmrs (a 111: Indian
camp. and thus cn'hugy r the gnrriaon. '
t It must be Hut {hm mur}. was called by
‘hm friends, to gn'mhlm an oppanu-uLy [o‘
lahow lo the me tho r'onsumnmm akin
uhich his land conducive! lumsdl' m (he moat
li‘ntcnuly‘prmmnma position. 01‘ Lhe mos:
4 bouumblu ram“ 01’ (Im tmtl. mention bu bo¢
If'or'e beomm‘ndc. Mr. Peck saws: “Afuqr n
full 'mvoalign 30:). he w“ a :quuud honora-
J My. and (he oonfiduncv of the people m his I
patriotwm and nngncnty copfirmcd and mfl
greased.“ l‘hu‘xuadu who; bu CML-(ully
LnnN-d the cmxrlur‘! «(the I’lonrtr, ml] realin
lhmvjmly hc (It-Germ"! Hm gratitude of hit;
lcountry for hiq wiqdum and bm'n'ry in All
wheat: niluationu ~nnerl‘s Lil?» "f Danni;
flaunt. 5
gbnrirc mm atrium,
THE AVABICIOUS MERCHANL
.‘ , - A
Thrrc “as once a mowhnnt nnmr-d‘ Filnr
giroionr- ofthc mm! nvnrii-imn Chfl'fléh‘rs in
the world: for though he had rmlm-d n hand
sonmpmpmry, all his thmghls went, bunt
upon winning nmmmnd more, 11% nvnricu
still iuvrouing with the incn‘ns‘u of his
wraith. Iv. happened that on nun-ninmnp
duy {rum n sale of sums of his goods, wilh'n
purse of {ourhnndml gum crowns, while on
gagéil in tmnsnciing nihcr hn‘iuvsal he mm
unlucky enough to lose the whole sum: nor
was he Iwar'c on)!” loss until ho ruched
homo, Afr'ning them, )W’qwncd an. im
mcnw Chlhl containing ‘ m'my thousand
'vmu m, 1'"! on nwpnn‘ng to add the four
hundred to (ho numb'cr, hu wn , Htrllbk dumh
With astonishment in lhuhlhat they‘wcru
gcno. Ho uttered an cxclmmtion afihnrmr
«very time h’E put hie hnml inky curl! of his
pooh-II», ‘till‘COln'lllCHl in hut that his loss
was but‘lr'uv, he ran 01!" in great vnnstinm
uon nio‘ng aggpaih he hml cow; inquiiring’of
the nary dogs onrlho “My whe‘thcr thoy had
seen 0!: sciicd’ up‘dn 4iig'Mniiro. Ho was
quite confonuilml whonhe reached “"5 plnco
whvrcdio hadrflrsb melted the money, with:
ont obtaining the least tidingfl ofit. ‘
Almost ovu-whclhed \th despair. he sud
denly Leghmxthiim, M n lust rcsourcy to
apply to the magistrate. ontféirurng thy}. {a
publlqcricr might. be instantly seq! thrill,
and cabling thqgum otxforLy crowns for tho
recovrry of higtmasgrc“ ‘Vith great 061 m
(My the magislmm ”cult-d a» the request:
”pruning hidmlf at: tho sumo thno 9m:-
cérucd to witnesmhc bxmnuim ntflluliunlun
(it? mum “Wm ‘fiélmcl‘ffi‘mf Tfil‘
rcwnnl was acmrdingly proclaimed. Bud flu:
gold soon aftt'ru'nrd made its npm-nrpm‘e it!
”no hands of un oh] lady, who found it on
her \vayhumo from chukh. F: nrful [oat hm"
mmcicnno should he 10min] wiln‘ well I_
weight or gold, 'flm'ughxxlrundy poor. "she '
wpuld have been very greatly pcpk-xcd in
Mint “my in «6!. had {hc‘nnt‘ ludaly heard 1
the" cricr announcing (bu. row-Id of forty
croum, “Inch :‘hv hoped .~h~~"‘imghl recuru .
will! Imfc 'cdns'eiqmit. ‘r " 5
'“ mmn‘ing her dutiiutc nppvnrnncc, 1h!-
jndw~ wry'hnmgnoly inqulrvl] whuthtr PM
hm! any momm Mpg-gaining hm" suhlulstmfl". i
and whvthL-r Hm hn l ‘1)!» offo In MAM, Her. 5
”I have nollnmz.‘2 s‘n- n-pliul, “ hut \i-hM l .
can gain by the Work of my hamln M'iu'l th'o;
hvlp nf one dnngthr :wrc \w-mc amt Epin, ‘
Signor, (n linm m murh :11 WP ivnhé, livingz‘
in the fear oflhn Lord in lhu hut “my. “"1
are able. My danghlor. to be Mmu Ivshmfld I
wish to are mnn-ird btrforc- I tho, hunt hfl'r'
‘ . .
thmg to gin “or for R porfion." 'l'hv- i
judge, on hI-nmg UH‘ poor womm's nécmm‘l‘
of herself, hl3hly primed her mlcgflty it)
Hm: n‘ntoring what she might no dMly hM'c
mama] for bout 1: Ind for n momma por
tiOn for her daughtu': observing limit ran
an action of which ho round (Inf va othirfi,
umlor the same ‘cmptnlionfirnuld hwobecn
cnpn'nlt. Ho mm mmxidnncd the mumhum,
(Mm-ruins him ‘thst the lost Ircmuru “an
Mud, Mid mqunting him m the samc‘t‘nno
to put into the woman's hnudn (hemmed re
mm]. . .
I The rapluxc‘; o‘l: ‘(hc mm r {Vt-rd. (ruly
amusing “hon he bdhcld and xvi/4d upqn the
gold : but on hearing the demand of the sliml
lnird sum, hiabununanccngiin MI. nndln.
begun to ”(ink how he could wsquly with
hold the promised rcn'nrd. liming num
bcrnl the yxuccs once or luico exactly nnr.
lhougfi he foun«l_(huu puft-ctly corrufl, hr
lnrnul lowurtl (In; 01'} ’“FHJL'I, 21131131,; ~
” 1:1le are four-aud-Ihiny due-Is 2.119;! of:
tfic Hun which I put‘inlq [l'3l bag." The
old lady nppund extremely confqud u'
this accusatidu. ”claiming in n disgsgwd‘
tone to the txinng-Ktn, "Uh, fir, chn 11ml
1» i) msilflu? Is it IlktlLl shJifld inir «0-!
lon thirtylfnfr dumls, whm I had it Hi In}
pom! to power-w mygxdl'ofthb whok Z No ;
lx‘fin‘e me] I sugar, 35,1 \‘glu'e ‘uhupcslpf
u... . a..,—‘m-'n.;r{\~a:v>rcw mu rumum mm
*1 found on my return from (‘hlll‘t‘hi not a
“ingk- farming ha\'- I I.lkm out " I
BuL \hv fuzscxly ol'f n‘rcKch coutmumg [o‘
Amrm most boltumly (hut the d'ucats “ crc In ‘
the same bug \uLh the crowns, and that ‘hc ‘
must l'ozlxldu‘ than u summm‘ Icmfiutra- ‘
Lion. the Izmir sec ‘ucd lo pvrplcx the uprihy‘:
JudgL not I hula. Yet ii hen he rtflLchd
that the chi“ nun-r had only mimiumd (he
fuur hundnd (MAUI: 111 the tint Instanccme
began to suspect his design of Impoamg up
on she poor \mman, in ordnyto saw the pal
try sum ofllrcd Is a to“ Ird, llu «felt thfl
unpat imhguation at the discover} of ”"5
“00¢“, hLllcving no punithunt to be too 50-
vvrc fur (hm dupimHebr-mchnf fmlh. Bu!
checking the rising ringer! for I Ii" um‘nt.’ he
‘n‘flccted thgt [he most rmctunl rhuflsu
mam ho could bestow upon the miner-59 u.»
Lk‘mpt lo impmc upon the inagistnz) would
i be to make tum full into the very smug he
had laid for Another. Wlllt this new hclhm
‘A
'ad lrwml Uu- mrrchaut “ And why dad you
no: mention the Amount of your 106: before
proci-iixiing lhdrvwnrd Z.” - ‘ luv-'kahv flit;
I quite fnrgvt n," u M the nply.
‘ " 7?"! it scum somewhat stnugu that
jyou. who agape” so piflwular nlmnt ln'flw.
should have recollcc'M flu- circumzlnnm of
tho ducats. And M Tar M I (‘1‘!) nfidcrfiand.
you wish (u rrmwr “1:31. in not your own.
I menu to Fay thnc‘mk hafy of gram timid
urw‘r have belonged to you at n”, sinvr H!"
mm yon flr-tt mrnfivmcv} it nm 00 be fnn'nd'
xn it" The iur‘lpn (hr-n turned Muunl Ihr"
(M woman.lfimrving. “ Sinvv il 2:; char Hm! ‘
(Ho #lan h nonr of his; ar'vd yuu have h_:d 2'
the good Inuk to Hull it. my keep n ; thvl
fihnla H your own, shonltfdn owncr appcn’r'
[Fifi ("an prnvo his right 10 th- properly :f
lhcrefmo, pmng It as :\ “aiding gill to your
dulglnor. If it ulfonld happen (hut 3m: I
meet Inothcr purse, containing the ducats as l
we" M the are“ m, lwlunmng to ”us With“
um, I beg you will return it to him wuh‘out
demanding my rmrfl ” : I
The “rctchod merchant finding that the
jyflgc had trul) Powhatan}, hiylnulivcs. and
that more “in; not a chiucc of succeeding in
his nofurimm’design, he dcdxred thnl‘hc was
now quite “illing to pay the rcWK'r‘nl ht: hlld
promised, if sho rehlorcd the remaining
money, uhich was indisputflfly his uyn.-
But it \yns now too late ; the juagc tin-hing
Lowmd him with an angry air. U’uu‘tcncd to
punich him for such u diagfreml gmmju to
defraud nnoLhcr of‘ao Inigo g éulit‘. s’an
From his own rcount if coulfi not. mum;
ho llli : “ Goon: orinypwhclgee, andvhowhru
how y'nu ou‘sptratc Inc further! If this
3013:] woman Should bc l‘orlumgl‘c ‘l‘!)thth
mL.wiLl\4‘lß"[)llr.~le, with lhu crawl umouhl
yoh nu-hlidn; the has pffilfl‘lht‘d to restore if
to 3m: u'u_wnchcd. That is enough." .
WlLbout venturing (q gnswcr a single word,
1 the unhappy Filargiro W}. compelled {l.O
I leave the plnce. unaccompanied byhin ugwly
t recovered treasul‘bunfi filled with vexntion
‘u having refnpedM fulfill the conditions be
Ind mam, The poor‘ 0k! woman, on the
miller hand. went may qvcrjbycd with hot
uqkmfiood fqunnc ; find it nocdhnfl}
6 as! , tno clgipnmtkr wo‘bstmpu-Ly
i mu- app'cm'ed; "er ‘ daughter, Iftcrvhg‘ving
ZEN
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lung hxlnlgwl in n "in qmmhtmnl. lull! at
length ‘mc ploiiui‘fid! mix} unitedin gn‘o‘uh.
jrct of he; dfiflcc, it the dupéngg; (if “ml..- ’2l" ::~
minus merchant! “I" ~ "ur‘ ‘ ‘ . y
flo‘uflg‘s {Téjln'rfn'u'nt
DEastinNo VT/17A
Kitly Lincoln had lnonvr‘un-ing mud nhnp
’fing in the garden ulna-gum Inc-fifth] Mimi
crx. an we [mud sum; Hum“ Mush—mu.
Uud film”. .I 5356!, r .ifll‘uf 171- 611i} him
his gill); in} L!" 1')" 1.3151 th knit-ark,
{m her Mir: \wH full "I luv, (mi hu' char
c_\'vx.rr‘\'(ah»tl it. w, ul‘courxu psoplv “qul!
IMP IMing ht r. ~ - ‘ ‘ '
. Lmh' rhiMron \{imluvc (vrrj (mc‘nr}-‘u\.
‘umwgrufly bcluv tl. \
Bud ‘xou mun: not. snppwv my smgl Hlvw
“as “Mum! anxn'. '
Mn“, in "vii wnrhl of imrof'fv-vt think,
surh :\ 4- yo! to Ll‘ found. “A“
.801le (lure «n. 2, ID 11nd}. In ”quip h.
tho whin- w'nqr-d "ms Ihow, mu “41"?!
Hwy nn- lu mrry “ith nu b’m i Huh s:2lam}.
and MM) \w 501- lhrm pausing Mm tn, 'l'
u c are not surprisul or mocked, fur flu ;
m m to he ckh'flcd like dew how u.» hour (
n! flowrrd, null ‘l‘ only glance R {award '7'!
the huh- grarn “horn repmu flul lawn-. 1
that, for “'9 know our trum'np' is not ”urn,
and lha' in IR nvr'n Hnrr 'l. one any 1‘ mm .
Unr Kmy “a; 1101 one of “1050. th'nn
her charma, nr'xd all ht!" winning “ thy-n, 1M".
’“nu plenty uf (mthlim-w ALB?“ lm )u‘niff
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an the brink, but ln‘ must go ffirU-cr, “mid
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