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12ALi:iGir,.NOnTII-CAtlOUNA, THUflSDAT, 'JUNK S3. 1827. 1
a.'
THE SJAtf.
lVfA-roroaM Cateifc,
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... j kltt-r tamtlOm- twocs torte
Ml', d '7-J'T rrtrfa fo ear caaUn.
' VU letters to btn Met ;
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Notice,"
Vi!lW anU tWf Itoaaa in Km.
n.. I kaplio eol n 1K! Stu Ur of Jlj Mrtt.
Mlowm; IjumIs "' ssw there ail
,;., the UYft thrtwo for the Yr IS -i, to-
jiff
tt-rfTl'rWTol
IV. Willie Carrol
-W Monk ,
-.ton. Vmnn -J
Malhewt
.T-4, PntloCW
Holm Hot
Jiv Cirttlf .
Yw, Jnhnon
ndrew St kcs
Oiarle W.luunsoa .
Abntr Grady ..
jrtpQjiBB
.V.l.nNral
David Vstiplin
jM-ob M'tlliaros
Dt1 Hrwik. ;.
W ui, W. Chasten
Jamr Chamber .
' Jto. for the heirs of J
Mkhllcton
Benjamin Johnston
John Miller
Notrn in
Major Walierington
Kacbarl Hush
UuTidWood:nl
On htU wJtcrt.
KockiUu, 77
3 Lew art v Crc:'
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198 Crtim branch
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tSO Grove
154 Dockkiu
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nitplia eottntr, 2J,18'i7. 24-3
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Stewrt'f CrecV
Near I'okiratnan
Cohfle
Hall's nanih
Goshen ' '
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promotion of Science und Literaturt.
BO VHD OF THrt8TfiESt N. j '
His Excellency J09. KENT, GoriRKoa pr tm
otatb, iminjiT cx omcir.
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, A 11 tam- iu.lcU4, sr rcrr4 ha nAt' in,
tktAc acttUaKtL , .
M cdicincsylDr i) pi jfrcC
J lit Mrnbcr hat
f rci7m1or o( tUc UMiaarC I
, -a(l cmJuOt4 br Wt-fch ft V4-
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jUam biinrma ma mwia anq hm
aULa cvbanJIr. (Hal -k- ialmll
Va'Hnn' aaMaatlT for aalcv' Wf aoil xleaw
aie awArtmeat of MedWtnra, I'aittU, UJa, Hat-
Wa matmaia, bliOp r itrwiurr, bttrgicai M
Mmiawita, Ice. kt. r
ri-a-rtn tad Mrrrbanta, 4rJ"2 n abore
artsfc. iU Sb4 il U thctrxhaulafO to nil an4
rxam'MM kit as aortmrttf, m h iaAeailt telling lov
for CaJ or tpr0v4 rrfUt. -
lie ahnrtlj iiceta lua bamnxr upprr, and
rciUUllT mAttju altare of mM mirnuat.
. . , . - AU'UKD U11X1AMS. .
., Ilirio disposed otroy intctr
fit ia fate concern WeV k..WiH'jtma, to
Mr. Alfrad Williaroa, t take pleawre im rceo-:
mrndiiii; Ufta to the aonfideoea aaid patronage of
nit frirnd cxl tlte poblie, aa yttof oan vrU
qitalifinl to dUrnargo tkr dntie of an Anolhrca.
rjr, (baHi( bct eajajrd villi ae in tbebusiueu
for keveral jreara.) t,
I hope tW tkat iMra of pulilie faror ll be
beU)-c(l on him which I have, realized du ing a
(wreeinion ,of Tar m bntineaa, aud ivr hich I
fetl deeply indebted.
. . -i EAKDOLPn WTVia.
Marn,182r. , 21-U-
THE STUAXGER OF LOOM LOMOND.
In a tleen ravine (hat extendi, from
one of tle inlets of Loch Lomond, there
is concealed frorrt-.view. an ownin?
which leads into an extremely narrow
and tortuous passlge, comaiunicattng
witU a cave of some considerable ex
tent. Thi cave was fur many Tears,
. .... . - .
occupied dt an mnrvidual. of whom
but little wa9 knownand whose resi
dence was a secret, even to those that
saw him most frequently. He was sel
dom' observed " except when accident
threw him in the, way of persons who
visited tho Lake for the purpose of en-
jovmg thc uelighful scenery ' in which
raliff lortly fritTim, t tfb'im U to demerit!. bt Mck their tkit. kave Irft tWTr adamsnM tK vetart ka.l rn
tame TeriJir---raUrtrT4J.aJaiHtwylfT tan reaJy tmsn. A. fa IM m Utelf.
dilRca'ty lep frma fUia(. T TJU'a ' o aoct teJfJ, anJ Near tM apot iaWrrel ttera)
and Lk iirr wfr a wrrt t" !'. UtmrtM f tK Caaot plceJ Uva , Udmiatwat Jhe rri, appartatly the
anxiety fur Ui recovery of their fri lim reeoeciUaliw. A' few aWtltrackvef a Worae.ane, m tMruclar.a
Vorvr B. Tancv, Esq,
Jloo. E. F. Clumber.
Jlon. Sterenson Archer.
Hon. Thcw. H. Uoi scy.
Jlon. John. C. Herbert.
Han. Jul. Thnmiii.
Hon. JohnVclson.
Hon. Wm. IL Marriott
Hon. ReTcnlr Johnson.
Jus. W. McCulloh, esq
Col. John E. Howard.
Ile..'Ccoive Roberts.
Ilcv. J. P. K. Urnsliaw.
Solomon Etting,Eq.
Nath'l Williams, Esq.
WiUiwa Frick, E84.
liue McKIm, Esq.
Dr. James Steuart.
Dr. B. J. Semmes.
Dr. Denuis Claude,
Awn
Dr. Henry WUkins. "
COHEN'S CiFFICE 114, Marketlstet,
BfilUmore, Ma1th,im. S"
(jj Under atithority of Ihe Act of Ihe Gener.il
Asuemblf fflec. session, 1826,) we herewith
present to the public, tha Fust Class of the
Marvuna
XJTSRATIJZiS LOTTERY.
Tlie whole to be drawn: in )NE DAY, in the
ciy, of BiLTntomi, and Oliver the ntArinten
4euce a' the Coninaioiir appointed bylhe Go
raor and Council.
UIOUtbT I'HIZE,
20,ooo:l)oll6.
Brilliant Seheme.
1 prixe $20,000 is 80,000 Dollari.
1. ..10tO0O....lO,0Q0 Dollars.
40 8,000. .. .80,iW0 Dollars.
moved, and bv u1bih exertion, aoon
(ave nitis nf life. . Th firat wts the
unclnvin of her eye Itda aa frois 4 p
tl sleep 4ot so aooner had her afr
Warkere,eaMwiit the inare f tht
Stranger, who wa atandinj beside her,
than she tternl a wild terras, and be
came again as lifeUaa as before. At
tliis moment the Strangrr left Ihe apart
mrat.( Iciloubled exertion reatfrtd
onco nore fjie-MspeadH animstion-
Once a in khe opened her eves apoo
sarrt)undinc objects, and ouieilv heard
from her attendants a relation of all
that had passe!. Morning had now
dawned: after pat taking; o tome re
freshment, the party left the roof of the
humble peasant to retnrn to their own
stately dwelling. Jl.i catastrophe af
forded another opportunity fr rom
mendalion and praise of the person w'i
had iven another' proof ol hnmanitv
and kindness. Months now passed a'
way, and. the stranger was . not seen.
Some conjectured that he had becoii.p
tired .of his wandering life, and had
returned to society. '. Other conclude'
that he had perished in bis. seclusion
but where tint was no one could tell.
On a beautiful morning in June, a small
party consisting of two ladies, with as
many gentlemen and their attendants,
approached the residence ofa peasam
which wa situated near the margin of
Loch Lomond. It happened that this
was a'1ay of recreation for the neigh
boring 'peasantry They had met at
this spot to' pass the timo in harmony
and glee, and were seated in groups
when the cavalcade approached. The
It abounds: ..Afsuch times fie was usu, XZZ Z?X 8nd 'aUj'
ally seen strolling carelessly. along the !afiClSUp"b,J O0let th f,,rmer UP"
margin of the water, or pfrhap.". J Jne By cbirr the other on. .jet-
anil -hen found, seated on Lm Lni.,. Wck jlfrey. The peasants rose at
... .j
that Uey, heeded ot Wgitatii . diys utj Leonora became the Utnhiic
tne stranger. Tke attendant had tttrijH.!Taorv It was a jiarney
e4 at aorae dittaoci from the 1'rgM; at; to tcoUaa tniJ toon aXler, that th
tracteJ by it, U.e haeV jatt socceedetl 'peaaants of fach Loaod were once more
in reaching their roenpanioat, Near gladoenej with ifci reappearance of "So
by was a cot, to which He body wr-!tranrt;. - - '
I ll i UUj.
' from tne C WWoroo Courier.
Description oftKtTWfRtk tf South
(VWin, (A Idler fri at gtnileman
- t kit fritnJ im thii cUv.
OrarwWk. (3. C).Li, IHT.
Tk,Hck wowla of Suoth CareUna
tKm! to the lover of romantic scenery
aome of the jrandest specimens of the
work of future. Among; these, the
celebrated Table flock stands pro emi
nent. I anal I here attempt to rire too
m well dr&tjotl, that tne whole impre
atooof the fro wti visible. Concerning
these nurka, thrr is an imliao tradiiioo
accoaatiaf (or. them itr 1h ' foilooing
maooert At t period anterior to any
whit ettlemeat i this-rrjote comer,
the Greet Spirit descenJed to the top
of tho rock, moaated oa;t beautiful
white horse, aod the tracks were after
wards shewn in con Gen alios of the sto
ry. . - .
Another ennosity which is msch more
remarkable,' U tho wheel tcka,,.
though it bears 00 resemblaaea to ssy
such impreaaton.. It consists of two par
allel lines, extending probably' snore
than one hundred yards along the ittfiv
fry of (he rork, & appears like (he track
that you might suppose to be made by
some faint Ides of it, althoogh I sm well &t f1,w, tnJ fafa t UrnpiQ
sware that any descnpLoa . whateicr beach, except that tho priots ire nearer
must fail in impressing you with those together than if that had been tb rate,
sublime conceptions which are only to 1 W0M)a menUon the " oioss carpet"
be derived from an actual inspection of with mhkh many portions of the surface
the object itself. - " ofthe Minm5t i$ wcrtii. , U is com-
e . . w?. ' a,"!r:1 ? ,n' t0P posed of a vegeuble substance, so 6rm
i iauie mountain, mine rsorinasternjT mk
atted together, that several square
yard msf be rai d from the rock, with
out its falling asunder.,"
Among other remarkable objects that
are shown to the traveller, Granny
Hooper's Cars' ranks firat. It would,
10....
.?o, . . .
'JO....
40. . . .
100. .. .
150. ...
300....
00OO.,..
..1,000.
...,00.,
....500.
....too.
.50..
t0,000 Dollars.
5,000 Dollars.
. ...4,000 Dollars.
...i,000 Dollars.
.8,000 Dollars.
..20... 8,000 Dollars.
: .10. . . .wt,509 Dollars.,
...S.... 1,500 Dollars.
...4,,36,00O Dollars.
MM prizes,' amt'i to 114,000 Dollars.
ai.i'lS nnlv 30.000 Tiuket -
.Cj'TbeCA'SU forthe whole of the. Prizes
iiibe hail, as usual, at Coasst'a Ontci, the rao-
ent ttiey ure drawn. '
Mode o DaAtirco.--The numbers will be
pit into one wheel as usual, and in the htUar wili
w pnt the prizes tove the denomination of Five
Dollars, and the drawing to progress m the Usual
nmnner. The 9.000 prizes ot r ouruoiiarsto oe
I swardvd to the tickets the numbers of which
"id with the terminating bgure of cither ot me
nrtt Irt drmtin iiumben of different termiha-
lionj. The Five Dollar nrizes to be awarded to
he tickets having ho two last fiWes eoitvspond
rtg with the two last fipures of such nnmbef of
nertorawnot anerent termination. m
wwe will permit the whole lottery to dc com
Mfited in one dt-awine. and aticket drawinir su-
Jtrior priie -mill vet be rettricttol lrom drawing
s Ulterior one aWo.
Whole Ticket. &5.00 . Quarters, 81.25
Halve. - 2.50 Eighths.' - 0.62
V Orbms from anv part of tlie United States,
Sther b mail Cvirtst naidl or nnvate conrerance.
'closing the Cash or Prize Tkkets in any of the
uaterius, will meet Mo' same pronnii aim punt'
attention as if on personal appUcatiou.
LI COHEN, Jr. b BROTHERS, Baltimore.
Beitiimkei .May 7 A,
Sl-7w
'A toll Cabbage. -The Tuscttmbia.
(Mfbama) Patriot. of the 28th.ult. says
"ere is a caDuace sia sttowhik u mc
Rfden of Mi Cieorze H. Miller, of
tav Yillfi.' which has attained the uh
.' and iafifill
their Approach t do .them homage , bu
no sooner had they recogniied th
stranger, than a general burst of sur
prise sod joy followed the recognition,, j
The balance of the cavalcade had by this
time approached. After sufficient rest
and refreshment, they proceeded to the
border of the lake, and during their
strolling along its margin, the attention
of Leonora was directed, to the con
cealed entrance of the caye, which had
so long been the unknown retreat of her
companion He pointed also to the
place where beamed the beacon tire on
the awful night in which he bore her
senseless to the . shore. Having pert
some time in contemplation on the past,
and in viewing the scenery around, they
returnefl to the dwelling. The joy f
the peasants was increased, when they
learned that the beautiful female (hat
accompanied the stranger, (and was
now his bride) was the same that he had
rescued from a watery grave. Time
passed swiftly, and i became necessary
to prepare for a return.- The last horse
man had-vanished from view: SIowlv
and silently the peasants once more
collected into groups and while thev
blessed the departed stranger, seemed
deeply to regret that this was perhaps
his last visit to juocn Liomond.
On leaving the cot, as before men
tioned, on the night he had rescured
Leonora, the stranger returned imme
tliately to his cave. The sight of, the
countenance, once so familiar to him
-the beam of that once fond eye which
Ite had long supposed was closed in
death, tended to fill his inind with
strange surmises, and the passing scene
appeared more liKethe , delusion ot a
dream than the occurrence of reality.
tor some time-he connned himself en-
I ffl'omon heiL'ht of 'nine feet!- and is
1 rw . m j
I Poking higher, v It i ol the common
1 iiodk iT cabbage, ind no unusual pains
I'ereukeo xu reannglt. yuenf. uan
I Patriot inform Jaclt tM
Bwnl-kitier's Beans won't flourish in
fartof lAlabatiKic. . ,v'
t rcsiem varounnut
ting rork, waiting patiently to seize the
finney prey. "
Attempts had been made to hold
communication with him, but nil en
deavors had proved equally fruitless
for no sooner did he perceive . the ap
proach of footstep, than he would re
treat into a thicket, and thus avoid an
inter.ourse. ' Some of, the neighboring
cottagers being relieved from distress,
the Stranger was generally supposed to
be the person, to 'whom their grateful
thanks were dueYet how could this
be, since he had never been seen near
any of their dwelligns?-But so it was,
that many a fervent prayer ascended
for blessings on their supposed benefac
tor: ... :"
On one of thpse beautiful days, in
which nature seems to clothe herself in
more than her Usual charms, a rimall
party . approached the margin of the
Lake; it consisted of only a gentleman,
two ladies, and their attendants; , '
Thef set sail upon their intended ex
cursion, while the gentle breeze wafted
them slowly over the watery mirror.
The Stranger, of whom we havtf spoken,
was not unacquainted wtth their arri
val and. departure hidden from view.
le had watched them unobserved. , Al
ter;, .landing on the opposite shore, and
beguiling the time with various amuse
ments, heedless ot the rapidity ot. its
flight--wTiat . was . their ar,. :ment,
when preparing to return, they beheld
the sun . fast sinking. inU the west a
dark and dismal clould rising, and
threatening soon to spread -with gloom;
the scenery that had jti'st appcaed so
lovely'. . ' V- "fr --v. -'
lJc.ak.tnfr twe.msetvea xa tiaste to their
littlo boat, and shaping their course for
tha'bnii ('mm ivlipn.. tiv firat ilnart.
ed. they were soon hurried on by the! tirely to his retreat.' At length he form-
rushing wind :T ror some, moments an
was silence, save the roaring of the
wind, as ituged them to their destined
uort; If was not long ere they wef e
enveloped ' in ", darkness. But just as
the approach ot night, began to ooscure
all sunoundiog; objects,; a sudden light
burst tnrtht the entrance ot me cove
they wished to- reachi The -wind now
seemed fearfully to increase, and the
agitation of the water threatened the
f llioir IiHIb hart:. ' J Aft the hoat
awn? ,v. - - 1 , , . , - - ,
neared the shore, a wave imore vioieni 1 . "" "" "" "'""'w
than any that had preceded) dashed a- father. Fortunately, however, arcura
trainst u, ana ovcrturneu--incm in ani vav Vv- v,-t
iustant. At this moment me youtn hi o-.-.7
seiied the. female that $at nearest him. unworthy; f.' his. beloved , daughter.
and supporting her with one arm. exer tne uiscaruca,on was boon aueriyca-
. 0 . . - .1 l !. I. . .iA anil. Ihniin- l uihIiiI-.
ted all bra ttrengui to gain mo snore, in, nw iy. nv- u -v.&u..
.!:., f -tho lio-ht- tnrtiinntolv I leonora. Bl tnu time ptvuuBCAt a
till UM V, " . . . . - ...
extremity of Pendleton District, snd
within two ir three miles of the North
Carolina line.. It is composed of gran
ite and gneiss. It derives it name from
the supposed resemblance it has to a ta
ble, .have been led to suppose that perUps, command but little attention,
it waa a part of the Blue Ridge, but na- Dat fr the ingular itory with" which it
ture. as if pleased with her wonderful is connected, snd which possese all the
production, ha set in bold rflief, by se- interest of a romance, without its ficti-
lecting such spot for its locality, a tious accompaniment The ubstance
separate it not only from every other wf tj,e ui. a, related by our guide I
mountain, but from all objects which wi briefly record.
w..uld draw from it the particular atten- An ob.cure individual, whose name
twn of the astonishetl visitant. It is w Hooper, together with hi wife snd
bounded on the North by the South.fork children, resided somewhere in the
of the Saluda, river, which divide it neiehborhood of the rock, on the bank
rom tne Diue inuge; swum oy the Uo- f the Saloda river. ' Uooper wa
lenot creek, which separates it from the most determined Whig, but during that
Eastatoe Mountains; both these streams period 0f the Revolution, when war had
Having their source near tbe northwest hot vet made it way inio the Western
extremity ot its -ase. wilifernes. he remained an idle specta
iheguiueshewstwoviews one from t0P. patriotic spirit, however
the base ol the rock, the other rom the C0U1J not withstand ihe temptatioti of
samiuii. ..t visiieu tuo lurmer on 1 uking smore decided part wnea thi
Thursday, ascending the mountain s bloody struggle had at, length reached
bouramile and a half to the Horse his verv threshold. He espoused his
Rack," and, as the remainder of the way country' cause with a degree of ener
was inaccessible to a horse, we walked, that soon rendered him consnicuous
or rather climbed, and scrambled, until Unfortunately, he did not live to see th terooaitibn of - Trd v. who soared him -
we found ourselves at the foot of the trmiiiitian of tho war. He waa aur in eonaiileration nf hi olnd t'-r-oitnJ' ;
ed the determination ot once more
visiting London, for the purpose of as
certaining whether his beloved Leonora
was still in the land of the living, for
lie could not trace her from the lake
On arriving at the metropolis, he went
directly to the house of a friend, from
whom he ascertained that she had gone
on a visit to s near relation in Scotland
and vyas expected in town in a few days,
and that , 'the story . of her- death had
been: used as a guise; for the purpose
1 f nrhi f.
I rushed Owanl. - 8,w I) .rrratl Pot-.
rer nnnin; ci it- vt. n Mtroo.is tl
trriot; the tuoot dotrful tri, t t.lvirj'
beeo drapert'ely woti'.Jn! n ruo- k
kin forward urva of thr paotoh I a
eoges sUbbrd.hini (tho mstr) . .
knife th sarstdtr. Spoa wf ki h
tomed snd ro1owarltbe csbio fronj
which he saw the Captain reme epr
reel s few trpi.sm) then fl progrrsto-
spoa lh deck. Hi next imp-V was "
is follitw Dolrver sod Fetter to rh rross
trees. Potter appeared to t dyinjj Ho
vs stabbed ia the sbdomeo, bm hii
entrails ksd protruded thrsogh the -sperrtire
of the wound. Iaimedlafe1y
afUr ascendinr fo the cross trees, he
w two of the. Spsniard go -t lh , . '
forecastle, oath with 0 tnotket smf call
p Ass Bickoell from below. The poor .
fnllow came op, tnoaotog pltMUfly, (Cur 4
he' tod. s appeared from a bndae he,
had wound around hi middle, had bora ,
stshboJ.) ami s sooo cs he reached tho
deck- ths msrderers- fiwl their tnos
kets at hitoj sod 'he fell dead st their"
feet. Scarcely had Uhis rerocWiu set '
been perpetrated when he heard s plunge ' .
ing ia the water, and after a little white
two voice crying out' to those on board,
sod imploring them- in uch tone as to
huvo penetrated the -hardest-heart. . to,
throw over v" a1- barrel s plank; an
oar-any. thing to sf ve their U vew. .
Their prayers were- unheeded and s
with loud snd fervent supplication of
mercy - from. Him who is all merciful, "
they sunk beneatlv th salt wavs ahd
were heard no mors) These are sups 4
posed to .have been Mr Robinson and
the American carpenter- ' 4' 1
It ha already, beed stated that tho
mate came . down from the .cross trees",,
upon an assurance, from Tardy that his I
lire would J bo' paVed Tho: villain t
knew hi usefulness as a navigator, and1
therefore Jcept hi word. A similar j -assurance
-was given ' to Dolliver, but
he had no sooner reached 'ths deck: than 4
be was despatched by Courro and Proa - ,
and thrown overboard..' ;The rook, who a. ' .
had ' taken refuge in the fore-top, also - ,
came down at their bidding, and' was
spared for the time, though they intend
ed ultimately" to murder him.' Poor
Potter expired and Jell from the forctop
into the sea. v k., (j(U.;-S f A
- Mr. Ginoullnac wa saved from tlift ','
stilettoes of tb Spaniard, by Jhe inV.
. ti. '1-. 'Li ' - .1 1;. '"
Lovers leap,", torso 1 prised, snd taken at hi own house, hf -1 try man. The prisoners were .each'
an lutorpreter,
ther they Kd . ay
r to the evidence-T
A iVmightVo.Juppoae.thefp.rofessf '
led the great perpendicular Jront. ter a desperate resistance, by a party of imerrogated through an
msax. the Historian of South laro- Totie. to Whom he wa particularly ob- (Professor Fay.) whether t
i. describes it finely in legs than a do- noxiou. After burning his dwelling, thing to ay in reply to t
A vast wall strechinaltho barbarous wretches immediately ex-
' : . w s . . ' . . - .
i nis immense i
tms immense perpen- ecuted the sentence ol death .upon him, led innorenee. and tlirrw aiihfl iruitt'
S we could estlihate it 1 hw fnreinn- a bavonet throu?-h hia law. Itiinon lh- mlaerahlo kuirlde 'a Tardw.
of the eye, is s quarter of a and. in that shocking manner; he expi-1 One of them said, that he and Vitf t wo-t .
, and it height is S.nd to rd in h! vife'S nresftner'.' 4 The horri- le.omnanioha JiaI no other wiew in ,nn .'
celebrated
called
Ramsat
ina,
zen words, viz;
opto Heaven.4
dicular as near
bv a glance
roue in lenzth
be upwards of eleven hundred" ;feet. Iht srpne denriveii thfiiairabl wo- in the vessel than to See th riHei 3"
This, and thi vallev adlarnt 6htn a I .ruM..ni !n !.;. fl kim, V..L . Dl.:u,lll.l. -.i J.
. . . ' j j i -jiunii ui ncriiu,imy.iu !v!a uisw vis.huh iiuiaviiipus,, sum . iv
wiuc uciu iui gruioKiti Bpcciunuuii. I mental decreptuuae, sue tormea tne sin-1 purchase a vessel, ,ior wntcn purposft
n. geuwctHAo wur pany, wno exawin- guiar resolution ot secluding oierseu they had takea along witn them '
ed one of the hmre mnasesnf ntrt. with I r il u,i.nn ,i.;.iiJ .AHtin'i, ....L ..,uik''l-.A ;.. ;n ..r
- n ' , - - i 11,1111 an imiuuii ubivij,mm i.i.viwiufi i it, pun ic , wvuivii 17 uhi iu viii u n .
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v.nitu me vauey omiunus, nnu compar- iy sought an asylum iu tne cave wiucn the American captain, but that he Dad
ed it, as to shape, color and kind, with now bears her name. Her she livd made was 'with it. orobablv with'' the
a corresponding fissur in the rock s- foryesr. partly supported by the chsri- connivsncs of Tordyj but some di-
bove, was of op':r;,n that it had been ties of the neighbor, and partly ty the puto arising between tTardy lind tho
p..K,.vw nvm " ("vv. " """" isaie ni pins rotu, aim uiucr incuiciuai i captain, tney coi to bucii nigu .worua
this would prove that all the other mass- nlants, which she collected on the side that thev swoke him snd hi comnana i
es of rock iu the valley were likewisejof the mountain. The inflrmitieofa5e,ionUnd theyfdund the Ankricaticap
i""-'"-u i" " "" " iau- ax tengin compeneu nur m move uowo iiam mreaieninz iaray, wun 3 prace ot ,
Ins too much to say. In fact, it would I to tho rivet1, amnntr her friends.. where lri!wtn1a nr is dsopr. .thi'wv'ha'' . tu.!e- '
h rliffirlilt lin this hwruittipsia In f .U. .U.ilu ri. AiA IW.n 1 anini Ll.. '.IL. .... v.l.. U.i ( .. f.
w ..... ... jnc auviuT wtci uicui- mien iuici i c sarins owot iivui mo kiucriiaii.
count for its perpendicular formation. ed the cave, whose blackeried Wall hnrel which Tard v afterwards ah'in noasea.
No trace of " the bones of . animals testimooy.to the nuineroiis fires that had j iofr of, murdered his antagonist and
wnicn nau incauiiouMy ventureu tool blazed there in other times, I ctrtild not lone or4wo other,' and hef supposed it
uear i uniiR,- i were uiscovereu. v ei neip teeitng adegree ot lympainv lor iprooabie the ' rest jumped overboard '
were prevented from making farther ob- the misfortunes of the individual" who with fright. Another said; ho was I n
ci vaii.ins ujr a Hendry bnuvvcr ui raiii.i was driven trom ner lire stoe ana ctm-1 asleep under ..the ooat tne wnpie;ime,i $
iron which wo iienreu ourseivea oy uren, ,to tase up ner residence m tnis land Jinew,. nothing ot. what occurred
entering a - roc novse,- me general i gloomy cavern. v until, tho next mornine, Snd the third
baoie for all rocky cavities. After the
rain had abated, we remounted our
horses, and rode to our guide's house,
passing through a cloud.
- ihe next day we set out on a new
route to view the summit, to which .an
expert horseman may ride; our horses,
Yours,
J. C. I etnreased his astonishment that 'he. an
honest man, going passenger in, a vessel :Ti
Thr following particulars relative about hi lawful limMDf Ihould be ftc
,W. ron ; D.ra ...1 Mu.t. I J i Li A . -L: i : .. - ,
to the recent f Pirscy , and Murder; is I cused of so hbrrid a crimeii
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or
a:-
th I iKirinn f Poring RentiWican, of
Tday last; saysi ? Ve stop the press
to announce that the waters of the Swa-
ra have been aactessfully raised.'this
?. by the great water wlieel ana steam
"WIIP fi tWo mnnth nf thfi tVClUC JVUI1,
to the ' drain of; feeder ' which: is
"uni)lv: the summit level .j of the U
Canalv llf no accident occurt,
"nl we anticipate none, this will the
latest triumph that the spirit ofinter
W improvement, ha ; icjiiavctl. A
'tates," ' xfaniw
he succeeded, and sooti placed his help
less sister, beside ihe blazing biuse'
wood But, Where svas. Ionoraf ; ,lhe
visit
to Stotland," and accompanied by her
tVo cousin had 'set out opoa a visit to
her aunt who resided' ."neari Loch Lo
mond... It was" at this period she made
the excursion to the lake.nrst mention;
eLr llie stranger Jiad hot loni remain
ed at the house of his friend, before the
lUrkriess was extreme how was it pos
sible he couldf save her lrom a watery
irrave? ICUiog1 Vain for his sjttent
u 1 ' . . . 1 . .. I I 1 I. . -. I .. A wHittt-inmA Mnnrlkinr,
the roar ng bf me wind and water ne oojeci vi i - """"""
heardW)t even the echo r his" own in aU Jir loveluicss.v rhcodorenthe
voicc. hashing eagerly'e water, hero, of our storyas Soon rodaced
viv f b j (Ulini,(. to the father of Leonora, He had al
rr: , i.. -Umntrnn mnst for2oiteiv- every feature of his
K ou? rl'-.r- 4h emrfmnment si dsuirhter's favounte.t She-had, now-
"Olic .a Wfv," - VJ27- 4,.Wt t Ki. arrivnl innd r.onld
atraoser stood upon me ianar.ueauujuv? '. ' 7 1 - I v i ,'Z
?ur.evl T r.ri. t. -Sl,;iW ffindf retlram .her feelltlSS
1. aaaavHO. . ts JO . D I ITlilHI I CS llll IU Ui- I VI a Via V iiuvw w m , ' T r yr Z B
ioA7
char-e W the Side of her now revived Rr Making aoxcuse to leave me room
. La ah-. Ku its Hare I she retired tn,hpr .chatnbct with etno
taken from the Herald of yesterday: They were all three sent back to the 1
, fourtstnoutt Palladium. Ijail wi,.? they aro hold subiect to the
vnue uie cook was prenannz Drcaa- Ketierai antnoritv. in utrcuit uour r
hnu.wr wtlirh hA hnan elin.v. jiiiu.lf..l..N ft.. MA,n!riM r 01.. Sf.w I . r .1 I .1 C- a : : 1 - w -;' '
uw.fv.w, .....w.. uvvu J vvM- i lan. vii invi mim v ins uiJiiai inc WOHCU oimcit ' liuwr III Bl'HMi:,
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lumen m a u tuunu j, isuoreu wi e- laruay maue nimseti very oiocious in js uichmona, ana snoum. me uocunier.U
cessively, that we judged it most proper giving him directions, particularly in J touching the case have been forwardVu
iu icaic uiriii, ,
foot, which we
being the hrst time 1 had ever reached good part, but told him surlily that he j $0nera w 111 be
bo giaay a neignt, a was strucK wun sen-1 wanted , no auvice, anu would tnanx
naiiuus vi ureau usiuuibnineni. rromitum to co away, j.aravsiui persever-
u:.. ...yi. w . r:. I .. ,,:. V i"
mis uwiuv, buiii a vaucij ui iiiusrcBiuiK i eu. nowuver, uu ueu amiuiy siuiui.
objects force themselves on, the atten-1 get the conk away from his pos tr which H
f inn thnf in a tnirv-f ma iff rno IivM t.sl tolnnU I tw mnLa l.a vs. tkas MnM flf aiV.
.VMS sisjs iw i tW n -S.VV lllMlivU W I VII IT DT I V VVB SV lILta .ISISSS UV SSSW W
grasp the whole prospect flies inces-jged and detei mined to stick, by it.
saotiy irom one opiect 10 another, tn-1 Finding ttiw would not no, laray.tooK
stinctively giving vent, in huiried inter, j froftt his '' waistcoat pocket s inuch of
ccttons, to the ideas which crowd upon I a - yellowish, powder as be could hold
it. rhese impressions can never often 1 between his thumb and two. fingers,
be thrown aside: we till behold, in im land sprinkled it over the ears, telling
agination, the farrnst the distant falls;! the cook it was a kind of epc, always
the craggy steeps? the wavering bctl of I used with egg by , thobe who u nc er
grecn: the mountainV feathered aide;! stood, the riEht .Wat " of cookuig mem.
i..n.ir..t : i .uJT .it I 'it . i . . .. nrl
mo wnuisi icvipivc, uuu, duuil ak,sl HO '.vtHa, uutvctci , fuuik si apuuii bum
the vawmnir abvss below. iscraned off tho nowder. whicn cartlv
' Overhancinc the nrecioict. and with-(defeated the'obiect of the wretch, but
in one or two feet of its brink, grows a enough remained to" make those, ' who
ate ol the em. verv sick, among whom
were mo. two Witnesses,, wno were oi
enfeebled by it operation aa to be uo-J
iVK iv iiv iuj uiiug, at wm
completely 'overcome with dtowsuiess.
1 hey .had spread their mattretses on
the quarter deck, and laid downf the
Captain and Mr.. Robinson were m the
couiii, uuiu,vuipiuiuK ui yBi,a.iicaB,
Joseph Dolliver wa at ihe helm. They
could j;ive tio account how the remain
ing persc-ns oil boardAwere disposed of.
. About i a O'clock they Were, aroused bj
( ioua tries or distress me mate leann
smalt ' cedar tree, which lor years has
held its grapple with the rock, and bid
dehanco to -the ' winds that are ever
whistling, through its branches, and
threatening its particir-itiou to the plain
below Although this cedar has resist-;
ed the power of the elements, it i fast
yielding to, the attack of the traveller's
knife; it being so invariable practice a-
mong pilgrim to the spot, to leive their
names carved upon it. Others, desi
ring to leave1- a more lastmg record of
-Aims' 9uniauos ot ruut varouna,
"tRasiBsy'iIiiatorr ef South Crotinl
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