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VOL. IV.
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POETRY.
Growingtiild'.Together.
You have frionii:sed that through life
We shall jou'iney heart-united,
'Husband fonit*na faithful wife, •:'
And I trust4be vow thus _plighted
Hand in hand,*nd Side by side,
Through life) storms & sunny weather,
We will our one fortune bide, - • .
And at last grow old together.
What if Time'it unsparing wing
Of some"pleaSures has bereft us?
Let us not by Murmuring
Lose the many that are left us. •
What though Outh and bloom depart.,,
Swift as hircls of lightest featLer •
, Why repine with feeble beart ? -
j Shall we not4groW, old togeti,er ?
'Few ineeed bate been our year 4;
Yet crioughlOir M=arts to bind. love;
And to show IrOwmany teas
In life's brig_ test can we find, Iwo !
Since in-our united
We twain sfp;)rted on the heather,
Dearest! it istinOt in ,truth, •
That we - sholild grow 011 together !
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dud in tae distasee. +9 •, 1 her.' ;
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: a little apart' from the rest.;
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.It eoihes again—hark I .', exclaimed the first! 1 • . • !•In a whisper Harper directed thetato fire at,: t;
speaker,' as he advaneed to tin: door and o- i ' ';
the last i
ir air/ Itit v: I " 'the Word. ' Asid• when volt have fired,' 'eon- 1-.
pened itkto listen. I_
t' The Ifouse.of Mr: hart was anions
; ;attaekkl. • The fathily were aceake'ned -from
tinunl be, 'All like. so many. pan sers, g and ti
Toe sharp report of a rifle was heard from
and the , their sktinhers hsi the assaults of the Indians Lac /line e- /1
4.i spring .
noon. them bef,i're they h fit r
without-S-a bullet :whizzed past him ;! .• :S. .'N
fierce.w.ir whelp of a d zee Indians at the same s an d „hi,„„.h .1
s ;,,,Ills SilVlisCli . rke 't them at ba ! 1
Sarah proved herself truly II Y raver from the 8 1 10 4,2 , '
The order was given; Simultaneonilyithey
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instant ming upon tee nig,"-t air, and startled f„ r s „ m L, t k ne. .
The litunitOgged Husband. , f- .. . , . a! poured a murderous! fire upon the enemi; and 7
' ! Sarah Hart,'!—shouldil • t, -.ender if' i.. true,' , the ioniales in their mirth. For a moment all! h ero i c ..
She's r.ot, wbitilfanelv painted her— . , , .
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girl. Diming the whole Of that fearful - iin another moment they hid bounded over the 11
ret,lied a third;iless smmtical tiles the rust. !was ecritnsien. There was hurrying to 4‘nd' ntt eel:. she stood; by the side; of her' father, en- ; intervening- space, aid were - grappling with'
lam sadly t4keni in— .. s .
. conrasitor and riiiiisg lino in every manner
,•,. • By bokey, ' i l'is truss asseverated John, in Ifro-'-a ,gta.' 'aping of rifles—a flushing of knives •• ;• • : 1 - rl
If same one elge bad won her, Ips .. ! their savage; foes. .
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Should not liave eared - a pin;; - s carnet wanner.;
~ 7,sse most , "and inali; a- fair one's cheeks blanched, e n d -; ,
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. ~• sibs. !Twice watt the: door forced sasen, and as! The Indians recoPed—gare. way bafore.tbat 1 t
' . Well then !she's a noblegirl,' exclaimed I stout liter's alirriettquailed at the -thoughtof• '
I thought thatsilie was 'mild' and good, ; -7:.• ' .07 - • " • •e 1- often had Mr. Heft sisn down the Indian win,; impetuous
. attempte s i to thrust himself thtiengli. Sarah-, auset ; then, for an ins ant, rnllied 1
As maen Ire could he ; several in th - e. same voice.. grappitt with such a c. •c.
with th . e_onrese!and Strength of a man, each 1 and made a stand, e figlifitig at - di astaatage, I €
• 1; The neighhar,,s now a.daressed tiumselves se- ', 'lis I ran: 'a Ingins "exclaimed Von Sella.;
I wonder how she ever could . le' 1 -1 •1 - • th k- '
, but with still : thorn tiouragq.
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er couldta 0
,riously to the Matter befOre them. Although . ; Mel. iroVia•• :shout troth point to. point : Teti. ti me s! s i ng i, - .i s „ . 0. , o , e ass ,
Have so much humbug. me. .7 • ' Press oil ! presS on ? shouted Harper is ' deal-. l
- . they had neither magistrate nor sheriff, the ne- i i we'll shOw em a drieit as they never' know a- ; the pla; e oi . his !fallen: companion. A.pparant-',ing m''st pewerful blows With his eitiii elabbed
'They cluster r.ouncl and shake my hand, ;oessltse• . - . ! ,
of Lire eas,e Warranted the asss minion re, I fore.' :is: ' lv iinWi lino. to hazard more heels the assail- • weapon ;
• They tell to r t lam blest,- . • .
• s al power requaitm'. Sas:der was searshed ;— 7 i , Flarplsr Was absent, and on Von Scheme] at , ' club your pieces ! Courage! meal!:
My case they d o not understand, . ; the : leiter from .Carleton read: hat net..ingi mitt del Ali the dire: oftheir de-bnee.— ants pr siered to f s7et tin to the bundles. Th e leouracP. They give way ? - ,.. ,..
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inmate :,eard thshen and Understood their per- !
the women sun t• pose. b t Ncith tifitlinibine eierase . made
I think thatl keg , . )lest ; . i- :i .LA en y there was a rush°war s lepris
Sudden!} ad I '• - t 'd 1,1 '' •- 1
I more. ‘96 found that tyOuld farther disclose the The do,s was well secured ;
They call her 'fairest of the fair,' ; •-. • ; .• the ; .• .. I • ,
imentiens os i Toi Torte Le was then firml s s into tbe i Vrper part of the- building : and .
the positialm far thoworst. - Taltin; his station at
-ni s _ l ,isiser.
, The prisoner:. shouted Ha et; ‘;;Sarati
They'll drlit me mad and madder, .'-:, ; Noun. ' placed' tinder a strong •escost, and :start- I melt so issiesed as to take the best advantage the their with the dansliter; sea mother b lii 1 —"secure her.• Ali ! .ha! !Snyder 1 1 : 'be Onticer,
Nchat do theynneart? ido declare . • !•si
,..e..o'a ~s Way. $4 the Committee of :.- aft..ly for! of everyjmoveinent of the foe. A man w 1 side, 1' II ' - .'
l y ' • ! d S der : ' b' ''t
'd _11• ; 'il ''lll ;
as .is art - prepared at the last extremity, , Ile ,as 7- 11.) ene un ere nn e rus ng
I only wishilmy had her. - "s'
s l i T i a . t iCemitY., ;with Such information as theiStatioeo at each of the few port holes—ter to•nire his wit '-11h ' : 'I ' 'f , r:the orisliner. But a Shot strnict• bird, and
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'Tis true that .'she has lovely locks, •• e-, . -s:„, . #ugressl•nf settles - a; bad deemed.ofany : ithe.se..vo.re mantnenin many of' the builiiiags nil i s hs a , _ ,attempt, T
.4 . 1 : Ike rolled on the ground With a her vY green: . •
That on lie shoulders fail— • . I milio nee. ;; • • -the vall#3-- with directions that wherever the I The - flames ()fele lighted;combnstibl It+ " -` " -.l.irßive blim to; me!' oielairtrest. ',Mr:I - tarts .
What would they
sayers
to see the box ' -'I lflasTiinsa of a rifle discovered an enemy there •
1 : ;17 p'll . pring Pranf s Ingins tosder 'Va., ess , . . . . .., ~ . npwartil and
, kindled With the roof of the e - s b:il7l- 1 whO-at the moment recOgniied, and iiiiirang
In which s*,, keeps them all!. • lelt,f eXelauned Vou Schaniel, as the little ea v--1 they m%ht, the more snecessivel, direct their; nos I.Now. tlispered Mrs Hart to Sarah.— towards. hips—. leave the ;wretch ty me !; ' Butt
Her taper fingers, it is true, .1'
ialeirde Imoved .'„off ' der Kommitty of i•-•afticlylfire. 's 1 " '
1 .1/1100/ noise the nbstructien . hv the door was ! .
there was need of nothing farther ;1 the Miser-
Are iriffieult to match—.l ' I rejinlar volleys wenow
• I will dale care l ,of you a coot teal pester as yot., .r 0 . . re directed against: removed and Mr. Hart s 1 ' hie wretch 'was aheaddying:
.prang out among tie a; ••,• ,
i Ithe building=the pattering of the bullets-upon ; I 'Oh God? he exclaimea, il: bitter agppy-=
What would (hey say if they but knew can d4e mire of yourself.'
, the walls sounding like hail stones. But these ! 'Let the old man pass I' shonted a familiar i' I 'am dying! But I mast not, 1,171111 not die!
.serss ms a - tem ia lly h they scratch I . . - I , .
, Jaliaa s ore,.. .himself at the head'of` i 2.o 2.. i• •
CHAPTER /V.: ! were w, tll returned from the port holes—the 1 voice s •but sectire rriri !:• - I—no, I'm not fit to die 11 Save me—sasve me
the o . , Restrain .) our .
0 mertr. P° stem by 6of the Mexican StatQ AmOngthe Powers exercised by the Commit-at bad. formed ii coalition to %pose Sant 'tee of Safety - for Tyron county was that of ar
ra, so says defile rumor. cstind icrous stersoes, imprisoning Orfibing I
! i ll:mid% of every rifle was a mark for some set- !fi re ... '
. tier ; alid few shot were thrown away.
But his manner of fighting did nbt seem
suit thili foe 'lt net contin le:I when'l i . .
1 1 The command crime ts,o fate,;--- a ball, •
to; at 31r.; ITart, strait. the tnitheri, and she ' lay
tea Quitman had caused all the church them, the - Case:seemed to demand. It was I ; s., , • bad - 1 ' long ~ weltering in bl,spd up u; he's own threshold.--I, • again,
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he Capital to lie re-opened. 'there san attempt made to force the door. 'n - •• I -
beforei; this:body that Snyder was sent, anti . 'tl l . • •, . arab, attempted to fidlow l her father, but NV3 S '
- Heevylame the blow- u o•-s the solid wood, re- ; • 1 • —oh ! Mr., Hart i.'Hhe ae.ased. for .a motnent,
a im e d ! :rid there was a strange rattling in his throat.
Li'e seemed extinct; hut lie opened; his , eyes
Partially raised his head, b lared around,
and whispered, ' What's this.:?---bloOd '7. Oh -
de
putation of merchants bad reenes frourthe nataie,of the transactions Lo was im- I: . ... .P • • , seized:by two s• ut iavases, 'who immetliatel, ' G•t'il I where am n — mY'bra lll----4 bat'•
0; •st Verberatingtbroush the building. - Von Seha-' l l • • 1 1
eral Scott to nitriploy every possible mea 'fated in, it . ..,lU'aa . 'deemed • expedient to keep - - - alma( her tow rds the forts/.'
'el m tie re ared to re el' the atniek —1 • k• . s ,. •
His
*, head fell-rthe eyes .ejosect—tl i e rauteles!telax-,
open the magnnunication with the coast_ ini.'a.While: iiii-eustody. Hefter accordingly ta orV P•P P . P - 1 S:l 4 der . w you'? !Vitale l wre t c h .1, 1 ed e -and the
spirit; : nto... the . , sex-
Ang some of his men so Ss to command,' 1., t • - 7.7
Wm, 13 \ en. Seek. replied that he would im. fined at Chnisry-Talley, a place of no-ineoti-sSe ta t , - - 1 releas. e at gut . eXelainied "Mr. Hartsas he
aAr and direetin them tO fire the inst nt 1 plorefl land. ; .
iately apply himself assidnougy to this o h- siderableimpti l / 2 1 tanee in. the border warfare of l lne -°, s 7 .. g_ •P: • turnei, and with the butt or hiS diseh ar oed s -i_ 1 ; !Retribition his followed close :upon; tbe
and he hoped !with success. - the - rettelitfietti • ; ' - : en •he noiselessly removed the fasten- I fl u e j a
... lit was pp ,
rays milting his feeS.'
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;heels of crime,' rernarkett.Mr. Hart.. as he bas-1 .
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'l' . holding it to itsplace with Hereilean ‘sl , . ' ; • r •
A letter, published in Let Patric, from a, It would beditfieultto describe faithfully the :Inn : • . • A-9 • I wisb Yon much joy at our Meeting; Itened to another portion :of the field. ~. •
hly respectable Spanish gentleman at l'-'era inetital;phenernena: of this man during his im e
dated the gd instant, says that Gens •ffisouMents ' /,The action, of a bad mind is .nis ;Ile 5w 11 .7
Anna and Rea were endeavoring to pre-ssiewi:ut;thente for contemplation at any , time; ',
the entrap of the detachment (if Gen.bad ollegiithe.f.nior ; al. nature is so dieeasest that !
elan, Puilild4; Santa Anna bas men ecniaideratiOnS -a. right, •and wrong are little !
r him and 0 en.. Rea ‘-'soo'. It is alSo.)seededi and the passions' are roused into full : it partly. rourn upon' its loges, shou
ting ni; voice of thunder T
‘Gii* it to der rascals .
that if he d` es not succeed in obtaining OlAy,'Unlinary:rules of judzmeht cease to be a ~..St ba* l ss in g
advantage in his entermize, he will retire .•rtait'ai and site reliance, . Moral
inertt
and re 4 himself` while augm - entineless sh.ruly defined than physical ~ .
reei in thatt.itate, -which is in the imnie • -• I S.nyder hadigleaned enounh .from the eon.. (•
strength till a ll was sea d iy —sh s , in i. an i ns t an t my geod friend to the' ill7Y,''. replied SnYtler--.1 Around. the trep , where Sarah divas sPL . .tured,
,
Qtqk as thought, a murderous fire was pou
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rednpim those around the door; and Von! i y , ,
his own rifle, sprang out upon • 'MI ,
pat h o l oin , is ethe folilte a tiger, followed by half ' a-dozen
' ;brave ;nen. Fur a moment - the work of death ;
`, r 1 for he it was. 'Bea:little ?mire sparing of ,
I yotu•blows, or Vtou May find miurself leis able :
, give era. sate..an n thatfellow . . 7 , . P •• . fits
to - them. - - "s'e• d b i rd
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was disa'doil. The . whigs
- met the Indians
, cried Ihe as 3fr. Harfdealt ;on the mere fierce-
I' ' the contest s/ for a short tones was terrible: , As
rWariltal Seenitst '' ria
the Indians rushed fo lie. r p
t , I or, er Ifar 'es and men- cldsed ' Around her,
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and hand to hand Scut them haelt, i s T4ey Tal
i lied and returned: to the, enecniet r i brit were
L... order tis executed . . • : agabi drisen back. blarper scented: etitleied
'skied now,Mly e*ellent! friend,' continued ,
• SnYdsr, with a hit' .- • 'l' leave - to .
.er sneer 'l' )on t . ,
carry; nor compliments to. the very worthy" Ilis daring
with she strength of a lantas . ntore than one.
of the foe fell beneath lids hatid.s . :ObServing
e ..
a powerful
.I.adian darted„ , ferward
i-ricinity ofiGuatamala. 'Saute - Anna'stersatiotz of the settlera at - Von &Earner s, 6 !'h and hand, and beat them back by main) denies Harper, it yen should be so happy as to L and grappled wit l l: him- 1 13..Y'ethnliuou motile anent
- is at this minima. in a small town in thet patisli :him -hew Harper obtained his informs- :.
It is believed that Santa Ala- ' Von: i'# sqarah. - .;Hart—seho, likM many of ber'
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ill in this. at4n all. his former ets t er erises, coantryiromeitt, felt it ' right to do what she
:tally mafortanate, and findinff hims l elflost tould foistheeause of liberty—had been thellvbigsliad
sSo suc/#len and unexpected was the • m eo t ihi m . Please tell him; to;
Inievetent the Indians were taken completely
tat adeantage, and before they could rally, the; s h a ll
retreated, and - were again protected; h ave
lquitel easy on. the stare of your daughter, fel. I
Make her ender : my especial care, and I
hopes of spinew.hatjtapreving her amiable-
Make . himself the combatants -palmed le ' witnes,S the!'reault.
{But the strnggle 'was alt' long.: ; With'in al=
!,:most superhuman' effort, ;Harper lilting the le
-1 dian to the; ground, 'wrenched the s tomahawk
pursued by ),he •maledictiess : of his COUil- infonnest. i Rapidly did his mind run back. by the} of the building.. : rprepensity to carry pews.' ' ; from; his clenched hand, l and sent it cashing
ten, takt:srefiti.e in Spain. ' lthrougle the -events of two or three years. He Fersa time the conflict ceased, and the enc . - P
. tle'next momeat! Mr. Hart was alone. 'through his skull. ' . '• , ', s
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m Mexican Congress was to meet at Quesi - emendibt6d that • Harper had been chosen.bYilmT seemed making dispositions for another Iln ; this eituation;Harner. and his little- band. The conflict wits over.: Uttering IV . .e n ll oL
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on the sth; at which date the new Presithefairigirl before him; that when be presse d i manel of assaidt. The sounds of their prep •
; found hits. The spautaele which met theirdsaPPoinieil rage, the savviving
Lettering
- fled
lena v Perin was to 'he there. 'ff,e,..W4 his snitiWitli„;Warnith, he had been coldly, air ' , i l aratiOs were occasionally heard, buttlieirlaue s jeyes Was horrible in the extreme, but no more, It had been to them a disastrous Olkht.:!
. 'as be eUntersied it, cantemptueusly rejected ! -ceis lihd already given fresh courage to those I,s . 'than many, before witnessed; that ; night. . . 1 --4 - I
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. . Iwithin' -.,
itod - abiciehelh,ad nonimunicated to hie rival the /. Q : • i . 1 These are felling,s•which lie ! too deep for lan- 1 It Was iri the summer :Alt.*, i:iltiliv. on a.,
tnfutritiitien' that led i to his arrest and imprison 7 1 . E isr there a new cause of alarm.—;
.sueden . , ryas ..
iguages there are times when we feel how ut- !visit to the
Mohawk Valley;-that ;4atilesllar
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A shrtek came from: the upper start of the i ; per, then fast verging toWards threpeseornears
nient..;t• As lie faeed the . narrow limits of his , - - , : .L - - '
'' bu , - d i builiiiit.g_
prisow: , t tope desire burned in his breast, an - the soul' : and as the deliverer and de- a
; ,atts ten, related to me the .ipeideptx of he as
'The on fire". 1 , - !
that s ierhapt, 7 s - cap best be indicated by . the" , o _, ...., 1,,1, • llivered met; looked rather than told their: hove sketch. -ie
./ .. i • , it i . escaped i i i .• . h his i s 7. mn utter ansmay it passed from mousn• te Ito i.
oug'its. 7 :: ;
• • . l ' It' was a disastrous- tight, to I the ii4tlers,
ic.eil,
MISCELLANY.
A Sailor's Letter.
A. good one is tOld.by an English paper of
an old lady who fad received a letter from her
son,w 'sailor on licard a merchantman, which
tan thus::
"We have been 'driven in the bay of Fund; i
by a Fampoosa right in the teeth. ItAllowed
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great gjuin and-Orned away die bow-sprit—al
heavy sea washed overboard the bilk:2de' and 1
companion—the.gaPtain lost his quadrant and
could not take nikobservation , for fifteen dayt
—at last we tirrittd safe at Barifax.." : '
The old woman who could -not read. ;he .
got a neighbor tirepeat it to her2threi or fo'
times, untif,lol* thought she had iit ,it ti
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heart—she theniallied forth to tell the. sto
'Oh, my itoorAton'. l ,' ' • ' i '
(Why, witatVite; matter, . _ mother—l hope
11011111ohief ?- 2 ' '
'Oh, thank GO, Ws-safe—,but lii 'lvi4tWr•
en into the hay :Of irminateent by e. - himbOnzle
light in the te4r-it-:b4rged' great. Plis.:l ll 4-
tbky oulla *mil tliol-SPit , --i,- h4iY, , -;sea
winhed orerboaid iliciatiFade orth6 : :.tab,4 ll3 "
elt-4im aptai4, *‘,JlO .conjurations: Awl
wait, g",saynatrationfor fifteen .tinYn4H-ni,
last ihey .emir 4 o,oll,lleltijith! . •- ,
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Tiff,ll' , OßY'S .DAU Gli TER,
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qi.it i c ii4,-Bioi.Awk Valley In I TVF!.
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~VON•§Cg,I.IIIO ti t tst gained:upon the if ngitive
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hei4itt.wa.s kinneding fotward with inunertsel
44?.1.141,141,1:00atea strides that seemed to;
f0r13441,11. 7 ) em.S of escape,. Snyder's object
WAS **OA and r secure the papers en-'
trusted With hie i his.To'ry friends from be--
1qw..,-B4,.alrent4- the pursne.r'S4orse was close
uponlitn, anklAc could almost feel his hot
urged his faiihfid
itmenld..not t do--every moment was les-
Iseuing ithei distance between the horsemen,-
4nd uoW Nott.§ehatucl. was . at his side, ready{
I t4_gritsfr, liis rein I Drawing Catiotenrs letter
fipt4his pecket,! he w t as abouyto tear it into
ftamne4s, When a strOng .Irfid was laid upon
as =inland' heVelt himbell in an iron grasp.
-suy4er...Was Ia prisoner.:
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,uliehtle yery well expected, the thun
dertng of those itotetnen ttrough the settle
ment,'had brought (fmt, nearly eyery one ; and,
; as . V. em!..Schaostll again appeared ',before own
,-door,;w.it,li the e,,,itive, was ; well attended
:by hiS nei.ritborS eafier -to 4now the e4ase
a. of thiii Ailditen ilpr..ar. In a lew words Ilar
per explained to them the whole matter, etre
ull,x av idinJ a tailu,i .n as to tie sodree ii - um
wi.htnee lie `yeeef,;:ed ;.is i
' Weir-4we'dliike t: ka(ow: .- •
I r4lidn•l. q'un gliess..iput Lithe mau :Linn;
And ytasAi:lis arciP:nd the iit..e kn ,t of s.ttlerF,
be . whisi)erW sr,sinetl:ing iutt,,e var of ea..A, that
tuade them stalk and sarUg their shuul ers
, t I clan' 1.).31i,eve it,:. 5..t . 41 - one. ..
"‘ ?zit:twit that's rt.ins.:aise ." e.leluim anotii-
lt .
ttori.t i)ist. : frequently ~. ,pi i rtug _.7,
.4 .
. imonta . ; aid the tumult began to grow alnrmL i
cleric *teeth,— . . „ . lids is no time toe of the past, Mr.
. :• • tag. ; pne....f the men was sent to • reconatotre.--r Has -
- 111, Venge •• .. • ,' said-Hainer as he out the• cords around
r . ' said he after eerinm cautioesl thnue4 1 • • --. ' '' .
' ' *l 4. P y ~ lila 1 mbs; we have,yet fearful duties l to per
: •r; .! -.., • ,-fia ...A ...,-=-- _ .
gable window, "Is the house of Dal-1, f or *? ....„ - I ''..'•
vr, ii#illrgtvoritipwto. the little border set.:, the 0,..,'ail
rid oI'OUPSIDTI' the fiends have set it on• fire 1 -.... i. .. ,
ilement.•... TliCittenOtgers.wll9 had conveyed. _ - ' •• I 'My nobltkfrresid' but utterance was -cho-
Aral 1 . 4 . ck farther down—by heaven, the whole Ik e & • , . .
. i •
Smya t ir,araybrronght.:information beck that
:Pariefea!s iplit4o4l344TbefoTe been 'tPf'n"vered... eitlein. eat is in a blaze l See the light Yon- t
rper noir lnadeimtnediate preparations for
Ider b4.l3ind‘ the I 'tis the house of Ha eir •
*nd Oat lie. *B4, p r abul),ly ,returned,•to Canada 4 11. •• .. trees& rP ifollo ring the retreathigroe. !From Mr. Hart
as:no knowlehtilof his. 30.(tfeabouts could le:i.-- r -their'll find warm worli around that, for hello
he I reed thati the intriv did ' not consist, of
I no' child when his bloild ig•un ' .-
--. -,4ireliendqd . tberefure, -no im-..., 'l.. .• -k . '.• l` m or th 'l.
m i e
. 0. an elgh and hail taken a southerly di
1,
gained. Threi l .appTellen4r•
mediatcida'nnef frfft ,Chatligir ter. -
-` ll4 # it ITO 1:114i. %i-..ef the year when
. , ,-
1 )!' 11 # ncle4sEarY 4 ,0 1 Tooke lorTAßgerailits for,
1 1 )oir *fey Ooting,..iliec.appmeifipg_ fponmsk.
It was the loractice-,Apar.q, 49 ._lll.e .oPtingl
-opeSed,4 o Temovo : tlitii-tamilies to,bohoneet 4.;
Albanytflor ; others ruitified oFt'. own. dwel, l l
ling* *!di fired thetoselies'itnto_ Filitaiyll
door** ':, l bowing nifieei fot7 : their ,litticl,
teridi.,so tp n in * body -tined., each other'
ftglaskt4a, with arms literally initheir tandSj:
4 1 wilittierfi4 5 / Was adopted; by. the , tnesitieri,,
, -tbiliSit*Aettlem o 4 - Therewore' , w41 4 1) 1 ,1
urestyiperannsiticit capable _of bearing *nisi,
t 4 O
nia4e,Bno.iitionmeay.s7-on seinmeis #4 /
l ec tod r their leader,. and made*lk oil
i
ilit** — isoesisrPto.-Timi t: l3 4;tiOds t 4:
getbeaii. 444010 defend t 144 tiOwo..vt :
4 44,
, •,'.-lici-lanilyiksdaie* I**Oca- fro* 't, i
661.04**0*‘ .13*14,--sor*
r -- 1 .. • •• H
E
!Bat,. wlio told you all this l',ia faired one
.0 ti,11),41:1 matter,• Harper.
. - . lAIONTROSi PA., THUitSDk
7 ....._„......___ z; -- 7 --- ,--. . .. •
. ,
after the tiventi above narrated, again retiirn , at interve .; a few slMt/i were, fired ; but 'in- ihe joined them; on their pPriliats march., Ihe
Mho 'hisNild 'haunts around Vfindilla..;- lais decision w s manifested'. in evCry movement. = ;trail leak!' thqirectitin of Unaililla, and r- 1
1
first expedition was against the little 'townoti Von Schwind Was making preparations fur a peireas6 4 nablyeencluded "that the -•assailalntA 7,
Sprillgfieg,M.Al l 6 :head - ,9f tilt) OtsegC ;Lake,isallY, to, u lite with: his friends, who .were • evh- were . ' a . ; p4ttk kit Brant's, India? , ts, - probably-.5n- a ,
which, he. burnt.,, trom this time forward, fhe . idently approaching;, A.ll at once a suddo,lAtigated•p - ,uddertake this adventure by Sp, y
peoPle in 01 Paris of the valley lived in'alniest l pante seemed t o Seize the assailants. Theyi . der. .....Asr,tl4 'passed along the broken bran-' P'
daily fear" . ,4 attack from him :or• some of ' his were heallhurrying to and fro with a. 'quick cites of trees, he disturbed leaves, add "oe:ea
lw•idatbryl bandS. • '; 4
these Na , no . o i ?n ad dCtze a n nld
rifles.
tame a shoutarid the report :sionally a foCt,.• kin in the soft - soil, 'lndicated 4
,
1
.Still, 4 the season - advanced,• , ithaf, their guid , • as ell edtthAted; i, . • - !
intention panifestedto attack them ; With all' ~ !' i ris , Harper l' exclaimed Aeve'ral in" one i DaVlig,ht w, p just aWning, and 1 they „baa(st
.
their watchfulness, no Indians had been found breallt: 1'
i, •ii : 4 -proceeded six: . 6.1. eigh ' Miletc . when . Jack hellan_t 11
lurking mound the lathsettlement—an event !Oy i nie:on den, nye . : shouted +on SAsmel, ito eihibit sighh •of u sines It WaS -With, m
that ciftelf fereshadowed . evil to others, in like; as be) sp .; ng out
,cff the open door • 'we'll send ;considerable difftmilty,th larper 'dOnld keep Ihi
leircumstabues,. • During the summer,
_his true, Vein pack o old Prant, i'vith settnei , u'llela round !him from bounding away othe' trail alid.'ltia- iSI
,
..,
.Snyder, who had been released on parole, made their ears'.. , . ' Iving them beldnd. 4' i l ilt. 1 s'ordereA i ' is
, his appe#ance among . them ; but his stay was I AssaulT ; lit-Rl),. •iOr ! ' ; on Both sides the In- I 'Examine the primings oflenr rifle's: Otis- ' - hi
short,-,.l4.went, no, one knew, -whither. Thb , dians soo ,g,ave way.,atid the two bands of set- pored limper ; I think we are in the neigh- it
johabitauts planted and cultivated their fieldsl tiers mel'.• Warm greetings folldwed ; a few,. borband. Silence ! ilickl be still Sir 1' . 44.1ie JD]
in'securiq ;., and some aver bec - an to. flatter • hurried i Imites were :made ;' and they then dog was tittering a loW'groWll ' ' ' I
• lot
;.,
themselvils they should escape all harts. • turned tit
,li..ttt.ten'tion fti.the-dangers.Atill men- l i Harper went cautiously forward to reconimi- Ibl
1, . t• acing the . - " • ;
i ire: In a few,' moments he •Isurned. ° •; ..:. •1 u
1 , w '
' ' Audit.* came with its mellow tints and be- 1 e.voi had:some hot: ;work: tei-night,' said' 'There they are,' he whispered fired, .pointing to Ira
[ my breOes: A number of .the settlers had Harper ; %ht. there, is more for ,us yet—see 1 the faint glimmer of a li g ht n a hollow 001 al
rriet at tlie house of Von Schamel for a merry- i yonder ! the Indians are in the upper part oi l half a Mile off:;. 'the? have aped for break- im
making ;2,•but even in this they did not neglect' the settlement now.'•-:' .. i fast. Now follow nte,--eoolly, coolly . 1 ' 1
'the precaution of farming themselves with their, Casting their eyes iri that' direction, they With theLutmest 'caution , and A noiseless •fo
rifles an knives. 'Add it was a novel ceeta- 'saw Cle flames bursting from a divelling same' treed, they obeyed .their leader. ometimes lo
~
de to see,: them e4g-.0, in the rustic danee,the • dista•icorther up. , , i sereened by the hashes, Audi some gips crawl- I w
khite glitilering in the girdle' while the laugh I ' 'iris the house of Mr. 'Hart l' exclaimed ; ing upon the ground behindtbe remains o g fa i, ila
'and the long were heard'—thus making grim I Harper ; - tonne my friends, it: seems even he ilea trees, thei reached wit in a few yards' ofl g ,
war and the pastiMes ,of peace mingle. * ; does not escape.' 1 the roe unperCeived. • The dians otitnun*er- thi
' 'What?s that •?:askedfone. as - there was ai- But he's a tory,' interposed otle. ied Harper 's party, but they were.' dispirited Ihl
pause in abe noise of the merriment. I `Still a man!, Harper's vtlice trembled', from their losses, and! evidently not 'aware they.' ILI
`Teat 4 0, nothing bit the crowing of some/ With indgnation. -!• . . I had • been pursued. 1; Clusthred around their 1 1l
cock, thgt ima , ines it is mid light,' was the an i '-krici saralt,' s'iggySted another fire, some wetie standing, leaning cardesslY, np- i
shier—and the dance went on. ; 'The old tory's flaughter ? • f_ihn's a noble !on their arms, and others sitting upon ti
But m ain a noise as of stifled voices semi- ;'girl :I' cared several at once. 'We'll defend offered. Sarah, the 'prison& was ti4(t tv ii tree)
i
A lkillet that struck upon tin window frau.
him of his inlprofienne in' approaching
he returned to hiStwmpaidons
,
so uei t ir, an_
lovr..rl ' - ' '. -
..s o o n . after the sound of distant fire arms, ag
comOnied with a shout, was borne to them.'
"Tisi•he imiee of Harper?", exelaithed -one ;
1.,
l'and X could almost swear that is the talkin
ofhlrifle. He's Umnogst them-=tuad he-is' t
ialomil: 'th&e is more'than one good rifle by his
liide. - - ' ' - - • - : - I
I- T e sounds of the distant eonffiet,i- denoted
that 4 'rim imit*, , , 'Volley followed.welleY: in
Itifetsuctession. inif the fierce. larar whoop of
the itaian'aud the shout 'eflhettlers''.'F let /
gled itith'thelit4- -, 6f-litstileJ . 'daily A
40 11 i 1 Via
dteaYerkthertieise'of t el' fr ay in
*6l ilrt4cOlningtiore d a tind. ~,,,,, • i . :
2 ,4
4iesitiliess stillness now 4 , 4 rvade k
. ,i :g.: . 4 Thetriaof Os' .In4bin.wiiii'h
3 _ ,
s'eery:'lF4'ss"~ner. , ~~ r _7s. + ;rl,,
, OCT. 2.8 i 1841.
reetion as they ' left'. ] ut, altbouzb the force
that ; attacked lodse. was so small,
lie . 41 *rty bad been in ;the
...d Ir.
,e'qlt certain larger party lA. ... ~_
i.
settlement ;:f t clat several', points the assault
see ed'simul • neons. Calling for volunteers,
lie and everyfroatiwillinV - to. join the expedi
;
libel; but pivking ten ;of the post active, the.
ntherti. with Von Selminel, returned to attend
the titles tl ' '—iiinded i them at home. •
ere wr hill ithr'eelours to morning
i b l
AA the li :t . li was ready to move off,and
'the' }mho /clips 'of lovertakine. the foe
be, re the arm of 'daylight, : Calling Jack
wii had hi. 1 Constant . 4timpanion - during'
tha 'teirful he set hum upon ' 'Ai) ;track I
"oft 'e'en& "la . dog)mdlbeen Well trained 1
a
and i,l lie felt !ant:Wet:kee l in his 'tihnikk to leadd
the -on thi . Ottlielretratimln4jaPs• ' ~.
'Clij-* te
i une of i tint bale , pes
4 sty.—
ling titilliteedergy • 'of : `de spair;
..„
i - •
ttlat
deriti
tore et
little purl
itriln b e
fiir
kn is
A - 171i hi,
ful er
doii l.r il.
Ilarf '
• his' e
EMI
a w l ' I reinart• '
Yes—Nye had reason _ to remen4e tt. 'for ,
many
a year. • We y
was far worse. manly of us _ ad lost and 1
dearrelatiTes.',
' Bat Sarah—' '1 • •
after'l -
Oh; Wei were TriaiTie,, 13 . ,war as o
ver. And! better the
the fire of Month mice Moreibeatned in'his
' ever after that Mr. Hart was ash good Orhig
If di 'rld • lt ajfew.titces bore swats in
as any of us, and not, alien
. 6fence of Vis` uninitrY,'l
learai.cletgy man' ia Maine. ffAa, ainoatpa
in the , folleving_maarinii*. - in illiterate lir - pad:l )7
er, , who despised 04n - cation' _
'Sir ; yon ilarn:been. I'..suppf;se
sr . .a k t,boeit
am thaafu):,rnplge..tliiP forMfit ‘Oatilbe
Lord 144 4 - nand, mimtli; witliout leer ~iig' .;
'A similar neat,' lattif,rtook
place ,48 , ,B#atn'ii .time 4
,bltteplektillOySre ofj
Tara oneurreimno . • -
• IT , N-10
A Qfrigi irrtrii : 99:—"
liiiiiii Voblirsitictiiii ifelloii.)
[n4Atc',..•41 , 14i 71 Or tell. 400 1 0... i
bilge ypilYlliiarif .Yoh.: 614.kirefl
•DI ! - 15:Wiiitieti , ' •Audditi
4
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II
fteminllsteoce of Iliormtliga.,
Correspoadent of tbeAprnai o , Cori
relates tin) following: thrilling' . rO l .4 l Ls",
n 'at catinnt he, read witinnte aw,l#o#ll
w ifidetiintitat I
I .tand with nie bitbis pillar and Imaloll
onu lose story4' • ,
1 ;:will be ter , t, years , next...month, Moen I
;o.d. here, as we, noiir.stand; Wtth two 4.ienib.
fo well I loved Wein I The - titiewin4lousg
is iny=frreud ii,s;seinior-irafincetori; passing
is Vacation before,commeanementi..-00 , _ : ,,L140
ipr ngi The other:wasVetitio /1 1. 4 1 ire
ne•here-likli!her,. none. ~1.44 f:So , P
a seen none to compare,With„
ra• a fairy chdd of, seventeen„ Ilra 6 •
lug tti ; lleaven, and had in it- a wpinmerg
estoess, that :made, her .ten tines
3i, was the wohip"of a. host sof admire' tia.d• - :
le teat iir thedrawing-roomiwas always Mo
o dea by a er4.md. and she, never lacked for
ord r or tt,itaile • Jt was deseiT i sVOTA
of him where,
have said she ' in form: der 1
fell as lightly en! carpet; (as Longfel
'' said of PrOosa,) as a Isunbesm on 41te,
ca er.' Evefy,,:moVeatentwas grace„ • every
lu.h a 'thrill or melody: Her song 4nit's
;11 s' of such ovtitilowing sweetness as-Inever
ie , d surpasse.d „n0,,,n0r eqUalled, ThatOng
La nts this,spot;qn which we stand. lingor
,O in the night' to listen to is.tlthiihit
es . me love 'Old Congtena;l
_ .
ffe stood together that night haying egeatO
croWded•ball room, , and lby thia•piltar Inv
i• nd and - ,L—t---, ;,_exchanged the word": -,,e, •
is tincr, which are apt: to be eichangedbilWeen ~
4 , se tine
love. • It 'was -aro orditiarymutini,t.
SI. teaks nothing but emilesii • He. was tore- '""!, , r
,u atto Princetoup attend the connnenwmat,, -.7. ,
uru to'the Springs,.and trieY'Fe3e:f'. l „,g°:. , :4 l ?
N . • gara togethcr.l Hqr father amatiotgep,t
il I alth, and;, devoted' to his "da ughter;' &bid
F . der - wateldni'ith. • I reniember the •
w.II, how , welli ill : '. :: •l'-• . . .'.• i.•-; . ..-.1
'Do not let item make you forget me, ; sts:d .
F ed, with a smile.
.:._ 'A: week is - a lees tine
t. be away, ' tiadln Mai 'be Wetied — "ata won
b some one in f'i'at time. touTernenibef the
... rf who Was wooed, watiattd married in why! -
' Don't 'speak so, Fred,' esaid she,' I Aon't
• -e to speak Of forgetting .evenin that way.
' Well; I will'abt then. • Expec t s me oilStin- .
d.y. Good bi l l:::and he iitOsed his manly arm
1. , and her, ind'press.ed his dips to hers, and
s ying, ' take gond cafe of her, W--- 7 ,-,,,vrang.
o his horse aad.,rode swiftly - away. 1., : , , •
' Give me your. arm,' said / 4 .---„!! and let
walk bore awhile. I can't go, hack tiitlist
rota again.' •n ; - 1 . • , I I ' 1,:.' '
So theY walked till midnighti- MTh* if 1
red, for •• L-4—, would listens by.tllo`,l,lkouri:- '.
bile .I. , :priti:s4, ll7 V , friertfl,: . .§4e to*:4*n ;,_
*ih a holtto*! - Ii is a ble*llllrif i tiiiai*
'th such 16i e:in this wOrld4adf&Pits'lgr, is
, smile.'of GOL among .t 1 iti t utikitiiet4ii7 of •
1 re. She was hopeful, :aiskttwstful, .Iweet I
n.t say faithfut : But Fre4 . aritlL: misr met
a aio. He . .died, alone in a lonely pham.,—
aturtlay came`,and, he caraf. not ; ' she wiarlio
' . pointed and sad. ' All day Sunday I'cleirille - d
e. cures ,for: °bibs. .11.10n4 mid _ no, ~ Fred.—
nesday, : 1 1 kdesday pas ea, and ,# ;length ,
' aturday brotig t Me, a let !or from n . itiimipr ' "
_ and, ' r write yen, Sir' - .said.theiletter; 'as
. irected by Mrl Frederick . 4.-..- - 4.,'. Who, dietisAt
ly house last night! .• I
. need not att.enipt:to l'
. enrihe.ray'feelings as I went;. mi in read.*
artioulars of his sudden death, VS' last.w 4 eida i
t ' me, his. Inesiage to L. They his _
.nt by a stranger, takeo di4n, ft:01 hia,YPa;•"—
k ow, full of warmth, of`love,"ef agotil.''':, : ,-,
' Tell him tPitell her.; - Pk will 66046 I
`eai. .. Slie,inlo not weeP.
, Shntf ; k if',
I,V
:he (Midforiet ire.' .
•,„-::
I rotethe news' toher.:ns well' iiaeOild.
'
n
ing again hit' at lilii ''''#,- ' ,11i14; ' , , She '
es 4
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ibtiolcbra&
itastet , l tail
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kit l yo.i.4
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.t,,00a si - africklilililand hstened 7 -then A, ji a ,
awl, pers:Qti hi oy:aris. iS,,inc!pgi,e,d;'s l ifiPlio .
I as,fal l o.A4 6 Po - , 4 . . gr 146, Snell .0.50.4,=-- '
,eigliiiiio,ii,s,'Yii i 4 44.6 tsc • '4.fiii Al7t4; ter
oiee haileirao i ne* afict i fifeYriiaiidy: 7 ,I
' tand here noW and thi#'Of iiiCiOilliAbg
nun& 'orrei:el l r`feenie ffiTtly tchaii.eiti . .. .1
. 1
kw puitil'rni*elf in -omrannion..iiitliAliW
ehd.. ethou 'ot this be a sae*d ; :pkinct t
4 1 . e 2 , ; :,...,',;:.,.:. '-' -,i ~!, : -- 1 - ."
IN.eettitil-•ram In igeetitig:'': '
Sewall relate thei: , followin,e4need*'. ~
Hendkerehief-*eody" z..; i i, ,_. ~,,, 1 -, - I „,{.
I When'-3,1r,.. A1 M00dy watLen'n journey,---I Oink
in the iFeitei,fi" art 6f 31 - 4*huse,,ttiVlie i'illL
i, I : a brother in illa
,ininief r ry, On %Safi:A3 ,
hinlink,te spehil the Sabbath -with"--tt* l sr n
`,.. teeible. `:'Jim ;wen appeared very gina:tokee
[ in ; :ana4aid i should.bfiveFY.glad -40-1-1.00
l'ett stop and fleachia-arkalY. bcit, A 1 :e,1/ 0-
I
halnecl, to tisk: on.' :' I : - ''' ' 1 - : 1 -
' .Ittiat is - the otter 4keilAteedys i .
'Why, on:. Tie tile 621'8 gotiniVirnelifiCiiibit"
.f-going ant be for e =kith:iris; olosed,?, that ,it
oems.toba an 1 P94.o94:fin'a 1 1 ,traDeF4. 1 f„,-.E't
i
I *
'lf that is, al TIIIg LanClrlir, 14k." an a
'read' fOr ipti;c Wiii - .,6lod„fsieply:'' ,''':,''.
When the liaili',(liiy'lCaille,itla*ltoo
y bioterien - A, '"ittietiiiiieaniiinesiftioels
o lookektero' tni theAsicimbltoinClittrtapy
, carers 4141, Oir_igitp"fiffe* 4 bigo .. . ; loFts of
(ass ,Y 1 a4Yr t-a 4114, sallets i t7finiiiii: I
th geifikie . 4 `,,.y . 0u yiiilitiitan*VO4 -1
• odd 1 . 38 : ve y i : i g i v e goe il itte r itiee:_ -1?:* - ;!._
i _,Wlleixilie s _ . ii:i:AO - haitoiliell:#9:l9Pg . ' ag
.e, !,houilikii 4 le-,p4:isel; 141164 - eikinenr. r
.aigliiie li4 V ; iiivioiii . ;!iiiii4iiy4skik?*nr
ittesia or : ItitiliejitietingAidisii isrt so*
8- 0 1 lileaseq - Bui. all *Oa !,-*
,:-..- - !:liqi•ii:i-4, --
'llri;azlizai.::,AVili e im 1 61 " 10011 *-- -
Vim 40110164 '* zioii-1" - .: 1
( lAvir
Vilt'dit: ' , 'l4 4 ser 0 1 4 14
z siNifteraes; we Vie!,lu4r A*
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1 , ' , ;
will,lestdifttitong,:l 4 l l :_lmilfictipi
6* `CounriOisiitifraislta; 94 t, ii. dl z -..
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