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TVKSPAY MORNING .>UT 5.
CC7* north of Charleston U-t night.
A Word lo those who
We have the names of a few individual* who
Are ia the habit of receiving our papers from our
carrier*, ami paying them for them, to whom we
ah >ll as soon a* our enquiries are comp eted preaent
Intis. Other*, if there beany w;h»»se names we
have not yet received will do well to keep a
bright eye out. or they may attain an unenviable
through our columns. Our orders to
the rarru’i# are to deliver papers to no one but
subscribe’*, and if we find any individual in the
city purchasing a paper from them we shall pub
lish thorn, bo t.ie consequences what they may.
The Reformer.
One of the most favorable evidences of the
causv of Harrison ai d Reform, is the truly cor
dial m eplion with which our Prospectus of the
Reformer, has been greeted in every section of
the couuliy. from which we have vet heard.—
Almost every mail brings us our Prospectuses,
freighted xx.ih ium<s and the ready cash, assur
ing us of the p ogrwss of refor m. and welcoming
u» to the iainiur. Changes arv going on even
where, and the cry.in every county, from which
we have heard, -is su’d they come.** Da.lv the
old supporters ol Jacksou and \a i Buren. art’ re
irwuncing their former faith and rallying under
the standard of Harrison and Tyler.
Lu't m> skoutU t aioltna. the are begin
ring to move, and the day is not far distant when
we expect to number on our Ust of suoscr.tvrsto
the Keiormer, hunu.rxls of (lia«c genuine v*ta’.e
Nights men. by w horn we stood in the memo wive
Uia of 34 and 3d.
This is. indeed, a gratify-ng evidence, that t*'e
people. tie honest unsophisticated pr\>ple. w«U
not long stray Lum lire staud.ardef the eKI rc-p.:S
Uoan principles of JetT ns v and Mad sou.
To tho-e ol v’ur ir os who haxe atlorxied rs
such g a. y u.g ex deace of the. xeai u the cause
s's re:.'’ ;u and our K'haif. we ;e:*kv our moat snr
ev-e ttkaowlwlpnfiits, and assure them that such
as been the uu}araUe'ed success of the work
thus fa*, that we shao ssue t re fi->: number on
K iv r.rrt, or s.we- ;t ,ossi, r Those t ere
to -e whotJ-'-.-c to obtain the hrsi numhcA. sbo.vid
c-d a; .1 bi»-- thisr ixv-rcs entered . pen the st.
Vintisia I Jeciioas.
F o- ; > vh.s. v.00.a e«e:t: .a the Old 0'- n»
ts Van o.rc p css were go 1 of
oess, sod assuord the.: t e-.V th-oi-gSect t K e
u ' v " ■ ■■*• * •"■ > e.ivt.ou set. e the aF s
. .he ia.' S.onr the c m«*ry that the State
i. , r ugh « Van Us en. tsi-cft was ihoir
c. r.tx;, f.e . the. s.txivgth .hat they soi ght.
*ve e». . 'v a . —.test hue. 1 ujpsa
The WVgs noth disn cd at ;;.e.r
bows- - ue; titevu k a .osa. x. a a,. r\*o4exf then* croc
n =*-' ■>.' c! I'■ f - >■ or jr ho*ds ; -4: J gheut
the Sute, iiwn oae extreme ro p.< other, here ia
so ~,v > a c 'jt :« w he~e th»vc w * con e *
that .he V, ...g >;-c.’c:.U bis hot oeea ;a~g* \ .3-
cteas*v. ,\owr tfiit the rise iHs jras terwdnatvd.
a- ;"e>ttoevss of f e '' h.r# tfabed bey cud a
wAMWVaa Sami party j ajd press are hard
1 ' r to f. t.. excuses w.tb «> :i.. ;t ;o • -V
thaaisf *es. |
*s>e u ■ 1; >| : utv. a eo-*e*t
cpso A» nwrtts of Natioml pjiitks. that tw
ckcuuo ss cm cnienoit ; »a ifta a| titsaowk hot
ew •. ex- c.. »’ v; : eca-. > ■ u b> the
•jv.’scr.* tvrdih y of Cocthit roco. Otn? s
ks SsSf . I. •IV ,<t O* jtoi
a»i hvwwd bw the U , ;s -l-pa; t e h*e and
v *' - ' . . . - > >.l; 1: -g aCc v . : .00
hmAssi ikMcud wn. sai im*o>mjms riprc
dflw tkiily tRM milhoiais .3 ?
t fir,
t . \
i.:*:. c. . e . «-■•, . e ,u. .. t:s r 0; ~v Mhe
ct V « •’ s .hsjj-tfsPT had m&kn
■'i.-. t'd 0 . . |j d . . ; ....
ixaa. iriw* soch dssokvs® ; scare Made.
Md tW ahwaMotwa m a|N|<|ti» ausi'y tbe pee-
V f V u.f >*. . V•: |
Bu: Ivv c Masai* t)scaa**i«vK tfirhcr « « des
r.g . a e .0 ■ .sS «. -S-* 5 i.■ ;; 4 ;
\Wae things »u; a ; .» .c saoj. y & k vw*ed
tar hrti. v the fawt iiain! «*J that tk
O r :
IX .. *i|l hope, thak *t.
V - ■ g f : 'as xe:
N «aadk that »ryvl p: ,\i. k ....
1 -<i r a.'s
I'ot. : K-t b.ai lol'Mra.
; Z
V .-f* t . 0 . . .he db N a ' ■ r*rer
' I: M o-O : .
Bawem. *t ataaad. ia —n—rffcrwalra
(xHttcva tsM pahlsj*: irbaasacw ssvwiud
hi ta ba Mr V*a ums:. «r,
*■ : * ‘ ' ' • \ \ ' ■ V',
hsira vm a,* .plikat ca y .xveaiM
wax: by « e •
ham at d jam
:too; »f .>s e... . .« Jc|;{ * : k
• x: ' i a. .Li .N cteeu-.e
evctio; s'- ■
A s*» r*<rr«T. -v . arena fana « -
■ < ..e ..... > .. . u .* d \ > •..••; ,-, A
.u .» •;• .»i ■ 4.. X u-v * •,
ia a stsiirdh ******£«.'«■•. ' fu*s *ppa** aa «
uvv Jk-Jt* ' -i ■•*a*r Ui the m*■:cv»ot„*r
Ve-V -” ' *>K! ■tv;V. •fw t f H
.*iri» sviy id ?asi: ; ..js’* ia na;
--■ h ‘k. *. ■; ;|.i |•* . o*. oc « u-of-w -
. t - «■>: : \ . r .
**«r has b*v su.«r i vt. i,*?| T.c.*r»’*.v. #f d~-
»«h hacn t y v»- aad Ah| hiabr Hal aniwi
' ;> <» v iatt4 k* pvwst it.
th-elwvsar-■»*«<.s,v < ||j>in| . i.-e,'. •■f'. T'■<
wi.*oc*a»fcsteaaa th** ; «sf tbt cvaMrtfT ia
arVxh r.*\ is ~i se>. .■« c•- .fw srm
h*v A*« had «R
N - • ' ■ * * * cos S, -V. ’, e me
hwa with thear arfa*M*ii hj 1 nt ih* virar
A esah-..’ by tv- 00 -Vjiif* ;*% i r* ( ,
' ’ " ‘ ' '' ; -;f I ' -'■■ -..-- **
it. .••' •• v :!sr*|W« .y of g,» w. Aj.
it «'•' ■* ba pfipl oNai.«a, «s ; ,* w
*a raaAf-vr .>.» «* ' v>4»|-ct aihrm. Cause
Co -* • - ' * VyjhJv-.S ’
*«. sa «s&4> a v oaog «st«« )*; t aaaw* .A tab
,K ‘ ' *,
Til
! An Infjnlry.
We should like t<» learn from the friends ol
Jdr. Van buwrn m> wh;»l occasion, during the
wholdt ou <• of hi* public life. Ite g:>wp *vwi one
vole, or expressed even i>«e .'pinmn which wjj
friendly to the institution of slavery. Hh hist.>-
rv is mJolem ol fans which go to she x Pv hos
tility to da very. Now. it is nothing but a fair
rcqu-siiion on his fnends.lh.it they should pro
duce some voie he gave, some act he p*rt«»rme(f.
or even some opinion he once expressed, xvhtch
» as calculated t,> adiaiu-e the interests ol slavery .
Some sui h Xv'te. act or opinion, although it
imchl fail to give h:m :u>V pos l.ve claim to our
confidence or allectimn*. might at least tend to re
but the force ol tiie many wound- which he m-
H ctexl on the inauiuuoii ot slaxety, ilumig las
public csiver. His friends, however, xv.ll slnxe
in xam. uiierlv in vain lo p-oduce in bis Khali
anv sik h v>-tc. net or opinion. For such 'ote
liht* ha* l»e»'n given, such av t neve his been
performed, ano such .v> opinion nexei has lavn
expressed >x the Shin-p v'an.hdaie t- r llu ■' r>
deucy.— ik*u’r e1 y ,jr.
A Potix 'hninr (‘iHiuMt -luvrsv
Hi Mine ui.H'i Fk»m ». — f'he Tiihuna! I'o.n
merce V,Je l.r ('* -> i 1.- vc anuouitcryl «.iu
nng the month of Fel' uapv stily-sexen ladurt's
in the city of Paris alone. Ihe excess of the
joint hahtiitH's over ait the property assigned
onounte.l lo five mdiions of francs One firm
aloiic remains 3 1 efanher to the sung little.*
amount of j 1.500.000 t ancs another to the
amount of 1 00,i)00 Iraucs. In tK' month of
January sixty tadures were announc'd. ni»l aver
agiug i«ss than fixe miUhuis ofdoha s! Wliat
a iih'c thing a vu~f> ;..?// e eu- is! Aml
w hat a nice p ai-e Pans is lor a pure currency
man like art wont to lixe in.
Nor a I»xp Ins*. — The \Va*‘;ingt>vn corrt's
(Hxn.ieut of the Baltimore i'hpper t »n<s it would
not K-a bad idea to have « e i'sst ved Speaker
elected for the Hmis<' of Rv'presentat xos. as
there wou'd then no wrangl.ng and fighting
among the mem ers as to .x ’lO 1 a caught h.s eve
first in t’oe.r endeavors to gel the fi.Kxr. He
w.hiM most ce-tamfy give them the - cut <v!es
t a:,” a”d the wranglers would twist oIT their uin
happy ntvks in trying to catch the locus, as did.
toe owl m attempting to look after Daw Crock
ett ah around the irtv.
Ps'nrev ix Olio—Toe Zanesville Gaxette,
i 1 ! t c »1 >t u’t. says.—- M neat has g.xne down
the last xxtn k from od cents to -44. an.; tber-w to
4U ct jwi ihi she’, at xxa.eh it now nests. Fleur
is reta lmg a' no wholesale i»nce. Corn
remains at So iSs Oats IS? to Ifi cents.**
Cknxkal. Harrison’s Kivnviss to a >-
Uisav >x in nisTKAss—About two or three
years siiuv, a young 1- in >. y. ,-ied John Han
cv. of re*p*ct*Me psrrtits,vwipitfd to Ciodoa
ti. Oh o. w;h ’ > w-.fe wnom he V,.d ;aa.;.exi -
:oxe. _a nst ‘ s lather's wishes, which was the
the cause of s cm -1 . u \. Some
short time atte . kept a suxail
st'~e n Cincinnati. : > ea r d of the vR.-.th of his
rather, who was a -an of much pr, ;vrjy. Ha
v;ng aKo Jxeen tn’ormed that he wmi t?ie •' V
cooio into a cocv :.. e mdc.x'ndea.-e, he s. !.;
out tve-y f g a 'c ob scd w.ih ;. - vs e :-r
O.t a nx.ng the e. what was h.s sad
dnsu. f xoinkue. tio icani . ,u; he v\as let fixe
.x'iUu;*. *v u', other x\ ous. , >• he* -e.i. He ; iv-
I mediately ratsanl a sms’ll sum ot mem vt•>p *v k s
iss;ge a-uS I'm ot ■ s w-*e, .nd re Mr ed to
I' r: ■ a’.i. w tew ;• e wfi- w n w,;s a« sec.v—.
.she-d and ■. >-’ g w oman. eid » on' to
cbtu a i'il .v ’ .cr :;as aud x teaoinag
••■us —G ,c a. Ha- >oa hamag kc .*a el t c
JVCU any stressn gc, .. rvstai.cts s;*>w nd r
ted. wa cxx s n y k; letvsu , in beFa!f of t. r
‘a ix, xx . ■ xv xrc X'U.’h: g a-I.; s,i~iow~it -o-
MS*df ftMseo'V he sympathjsaed with that Jeoev.x.
I te*ct ot bean w’. -ch w a> mr Sen ch.a a,icr.s
t.c ot *.-> ar.u . , ’oaes s. on.—
Fhere was the. Ivd. of aC . k»t p t.s otr,g t
vacant. I: was worth fire cutr.-eu do ars 5
re*', p-e~s.\na. t -cgs. s ot Use GeMenal si.*-
Cite.; .t , t iiur. .« ortisk •'? weir seas, fie re
.u» a ~ x -e.usev: the n a ,c gKr ihe dace i*
(j>e pvr vosftt itsshman. Hanky. And let a 1 ?,
trae hevnted I risk man impmer. asu what
•an vs next a w at; : ue s ea“! that H.xulex
held to tr. c.fSre to c V -cr of t.s d.stn. a.,
was na u ..a lo ;hat ia.vr.eaJ. l.k'. g'i for the Ist
; sax nunlki *f kis Wfr he bal been til and umSir
to p-• —r *•■ e i«;tes of hi> station. F. * iuUi-v
--i*t.-'s of the i’otf stitf .tdils we refer you to the
f.TC x ;g jvf > .4 i; Ctncan it., x.i.—
hcp. I urce. .t .c K-x. M*. M z 'OK *, sed
Dr. I>oui>er.
Nr*r Stt o '—E xpenmeatts are k:
tSc coc -sc c-i tv: .g tr e.. » .n ;ux iu,v.e ,s *r en
tirely new ferm sf stiun wxssed. sm), 3- far as uv-x
?.'f v« pw. w f cTf-y ; .s, net eg x sS'cess
. Ml UjWS , -
I i«**rtt*Me tnveotitvn that there are no pillr
w feels, no- ext a,' w.vks of anv g.c-d. T..c
w r.> avach D< r y is -. the CoAJ o»‘ ir.e \es*e.
’ r- . r ’ • : - :u xx - x tX -rx■
eg stt'i ••. xt»u. acurg u, • '-r. s cu
a, .-. ;Ti\ ,'v the Sow an troß - Tat the s'em
r»*. tv.s i.v - ass s? a ray ■ r*tr —lb * rev s 1-
pfe wwtii'we »>* s*-xfKxviv ,\c. «p t r«r appara-
r.f stca .v : r co.:. .v g;avl c« e , e- <e«w
~otj~. rv, -'o;■yxe-j. w: f ixy - -c-.c exo
i'-ss w v e-a v a -ew c v t f s ~j c •’
ss eauw av ' rat - , Ireto 4 f'r-r
a.' .w Anv iOflr'.
Poland.
Po,if.u. —a: t'f ~ ivt'.uiC c: Lcr rorv wc.i;
"t- ' •fe-v it-oos c.'-N# t'-oeg'.-.r )Ui>a «...
t»-mJ F —a r - .* —. -e 1 ts* ■■--sat -0 sx. >?o ■-
:4x o F.. *sa .—ibe ni or v sr- r- ij. v
“fves—To. asc *h' o* OJw ; ■: f'-.r. .-.-
ca. •.*•' .hi c C , i rc *x
Oi. t . ” x ; .*_ns I. .*.*f Us u e ; xf M
k c . text —: . i , e *:<.>s. c o*' ;.- ft;
» t -eg: e-s t ; . > r f,
w •te : a. g.ttg s : idoetend ir _ i : -
u•- Soaaig-r o- 5. «*•_ e-s-r-s t>? o?
" S }t SSS XX ' : ' . gi, . , rtuu_.'.-t’*U
; ; A. : r>S .4. ..s I a 5 >s? M'O
s: - t:t* sensfccteo of a c-ev os vg s.-v m.
a > ; oo:--.-x xr t f g' . t s .'.e s ■:*»; >? -v*
::r I'ii; . *vcr, r> -> g
» , 'r- /- ■ - —u:
. ..s: * r r t r •r —r -- k s v - ; -
- c v. k - a** ar-g cttxs,
U-C-- .r::e-s a ss.t ;Jt ta «r v—
. M.vci i-. N-w »> tbr earut t&ar.a G-.C.
tags os df ber x»;: e so-r • n y« w--’t
-C sg ' by ors.t tSe *. - ■ c r«* 3fsr:
* es:—rev r-r -.v rs tv- veti . -
. ge-V --- : < 1-y .; r .-*. «od ,>» o
| *** * kwW Sckk bkv hues as she
' ‘ . :Iss . s- ' - .■-■ „ m its. Ue> r ■
cwwi they «*e kVMM. JSO- S ’ ve* m the
''i'> .* «• Cl M s-- ; < i; - -«■ f
’ ; ■ - - ' ” yss-, f .ji ■
-•- » ,-*« * j .v--:n«
c -o. > a ’*s eg i_>4 .. est ?cj* «;* :a to* re
s--; *- jascsce oc i*c u.x- ,v troH. «»«.
vn»r*. tiVHCg' r'i **
4 4.--V- vrb rv r - sji|* , -■ , t?; , s
V » ___ Hf »
••cvv.rjearoH. TV* c<u r t Am
«v-t iW or xcg throi-i . ' n«
j.r • —*:■-• rg v. w > ' »**:?• c *cv.
I v ” \gv jsg-A . t’Xi. : < »ib at xvr -a- Jicry p> T
oc ?. - » offixess. txAg at rv%’
’He « <At o* 4bv w~*p V *■»... *s«rf the *r i«. r : , K
c - • P >e t ; f . ref’ses übc 1 '
■ -< vet.*
T • g'rtC *... rwtn k ier^V.cxrwsfisf fiair
-•TV'S- VO the W, o| :a* awieer*.: or or N-*tr
I Alrra.lv srm»iblc of their sh.itne in bavin? looked
f utm'K on. white Poland, smuggling bravely with
e her laV. fell un lided be lore the myrmidons of
p ' ; ihrv uo»‘ wait only for a plausible
j opportunity to redress her wrong*; lor they
- in bee n><e<>t iMiA'nt'nt os an independent nation
c ibnr oWv sure against me Cucraach
r menu ol Kusaia.
L. t Poland take courage. I .Cl her exiles gird
f. * on ihe sword, and be ready, when Liberty shall
i again. horn the UaitieinruU ot VN arsavv,
- J ‘cnhiil her standard to the breete of more, —
t I'eai lici ioud drum and twang hei trumpet horn,
r to draw for their country, and
•Suike for their altars and their tires.
To. the given g.aves *. t l .eu site',
5 l.od ! mu lUcir native laud I*
r __
The ItUlbaiul, \Vib\au4 I.over.—A True
Mory «l tho v.ruMit.
i
St MISS rvRUOK.
1
An euvnenl merchant of Stambal, extreme''y
wealllu, and cousivleiably past the middle age.
.Hva nc the husband of a very young aiul lovely
woman. As Turkish females never see the in*
. iM.lnals whom they w»h to mam previous to
the ceremony. but are chosen hy some muronly
p bestow buns. ,sou a wife, and who ha mg seen
j and approved the lady. Arranges all preliminaries
x with he ' patents; so it may Weil be iinigmed
that the bculc is frequently tar from cong-ntula
lin; hersell on b r change of position, and such,
j as it would apjrear from tin' result, was the case
with the voting wife to whom I hive just refer*
t red. and who was dost nfd to ivcotno the heroine
l ot a f ghtful tragedy.
Two vears passeu over Fatima Hanoum and
she became the mother of a son; but her beau
was not with its father, and. unhappily tor the
weak victim of passion and disappointment, it
’ havl found a resling-plaoe elsewhere.
The merchant's house was situated near a
mosque. from the gaile v of whoso minaret a!!
tlie windows of Ihe harem w.re ovo»looked. T e
‘ >uu was setuug on a glorious summer evening,
wheti the I n.«um asoeuded to this galierv. to utter
ihe shrill erv of the laeozzin. winch summons
‘ the fsnh’ul to pmver. K e he commenced the
■ invocation, he rbanoetl to glance downwards.
* and he started as he IwbeKl a man. c logiiig to a
shawl which had Ken flung from aiv>ve. a d ma
king bis way into the harem of the merchant
limxugh an open wm.bw. Nor wis this all, tor
. the quick and jealous eve of the Imaum at once
i assured him ' at the delinquent was a lireek
• that the with of a Mussle»*.iu;i had stooped to ae
■ cejl the love of a Christian —and he well knew
i that, la such a ease, there was no mercy lor the
cu p- t-
T; e Imaum was a st.-m man; for one m orient
onK he wavered; and during that moment he
nted tte ample turban from l'.:s brow, and suf
fered tire coo. cveiling breeze t beashe lovingly
upon his tern, es ; . a the next ho beat over t te
;a,rings ol thegaMory. and spat up m the earth
a* be murmur d So himself. ** Ihe dog of an n
, fid*.—nay his lathe.’> grave ; e J.:i ed I—M v
hi> m >ther eat d: r . I”—an ! having tes ifu-d
' his| onto npt*and abho r nee . f the ill-fated k ter,
ho tod h.s gare to the clear sky. and the ring
ing cry poded out —•* i a Allah, tl.a Allah? Mu
:,,i:uukv K.so.il A lab!’’
lbs «m y over the Imaum desee Jed the dark
and na raw starr ot die minaret, and lert ihe
rno quo. and to an Mher r,slant lie had put. t\' ms
slippers it ttemuimuh of salemhck. nd st.vnj
Im* ore the so‘a. a: the upper en.t of wbk l sal
t r.H'Teh'.nt, smoking his c .1 ork of ;as;u.nc
wo.vl. a■ d at’.e; led bv l.vo s .Vi's.
Tire Turks a~e no; fond fau>K».-Js.but ihev a-e
NB>«oes ,v ry ,: iv ... ft . -
* on. n : ixva .se they ove them. h„: .< ausc
; v r. . s .as wi: r. - .
nsi.a.eea >.d uoedi iwhr.b au Os&ui.li U
w . v \ blmd to lOe erro <ol brs wile.
He e f.e odo.ioe was uot tvV iv f-> given. Tbe
v 'l: g and :> aut fol Fatima H otouai had vrr.v-g
--ed hn by l.n ..tg a reek 1 J'ae grey heard, g
-t: :. v i, ,gt. between rage and ghe: r.isc
frouW«wl «nd into the lutu. The
ta e was : ce—tor oiif raroiiecit ;:.e ag.d and ua
rekn -ag h as,«r.d I v-keu up U.e y ,mn; aua
ha -a lover, and in the d»t. t e ague xiict e
hu Ca. g is. tire lattice and srruog f .mb theoevn
w ->do«r.— k ne »g{ke b. vise was 5,!eJ with ihe
i . • s ■ the w.fe. a-, ts qpaewas apautnwnnts
were 10-a ; with ar ga <b and .vectt-c ; at Fa
' a Ui«iK3 in<sfwi rv thor to the s -
’ g if. o»c to me re. ,vi o, or so >rn ; >he s '. ci*ii>
led r nvc her cushions, w .g her eyes vve;ed
oi- . e case tar at by whtAber lorer escape.*.
i .e ;r»:v. -.a: s u:tg ’.he b-ea teaib...;f.e.i m
j sp.r.l by the knew - -.v'*! was a Ch -s
--trap.a i ro: altogether *org«; a.. U ray .*e e4 .be
c aoe and wu:v ot the m.-tfier of h s c.r, . <*:
mv\ v i i»t; r>d iH the vfiawmcs a a «e
--• see ! gs o: h s wfft s *■«::’« fa v or v
w r.~,t o-n h—i the * y e d ag answer, that he
w a* ; iv' r' stv ier «nore.
A .1 the becisc j.’Viec vs here was he 1
5 Lifer mwm ■ Iby U vog arm. he fend
spe to tae he we of w a av.i m her. an. hag
r berr.e.i i mnaruvd to <or the kanh eotoa v v -
« ~ <c»j e st-vxt. Tbe-e cox a mooer.t t- he
r kvsc and hastily aatrkmg up wnr kxd that b»l
• > - ov fiv. for h >;'ve~ . g va he £_• g
rpu tte op-'v lus weeping parent, id
:noa rg h*>ej :m.:i bet «.li- i og>ra»
-as'ec f'o-n ;.:*e n-*gso. tto one k >car ... r.er
! at me tvaura menctwhne »as do; xry. Hr
y h<d arrr-ed tfej *x*Hb-o>3—be bad ntA-vthr
* c*y o‘s.ice s' e—ae bad .eg ab-vad : •.- -g
--ry of tte X oslm—ao3 err k<a| a Ta-ktsh ce
was . tr*c% of hr y g g Tirvei.. B_; to
tra or rg": at co-id :«r . m >« r -eg. igg tbr gur li*.
DOttai was Jvw.wfti to- ;ge r.a-eat .too- .: fie*
. bust, an s nr. i ves. nas ~c >• e m «>. t aajg *>
ir c vr« m so; w .eg ;- tb rr- 'ssa - g '.-g>s e.--
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, ed r‘ sroa- ; g rer ~. >r*i, it rv,-.
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tm'T rg of tr<- f>g“.gk *.gsr pvoigM ot hho.ge- :x>
. raire ;v> a.g t :.»• tte yatrik serf-v;. H
. « p * o.r* Ihs cvxvera .**■*;, &e v-sei s-nocni
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ft rfe . 'h til tree* xgsa.h wiki. m
rv a;g . r se govd tars w.i: a.
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vat a it rv «*cend> he »e.—e; ,■■• se sre.
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iwi ».» . a I.« s«-fg ;g-s •» Tf-taieg ts ;»eav .
s»e«- U re are wsai wtug&tr nears m.m m « and
- narer Stthm.s. *u i *#g- *. aar-Vw.* tie msuabiJL
r&e e ;sii ■ « jrt te-t wte. W t* -fie, *ni
keß-sd t»v s.-r:t*. aer !‘je« be *»i-te ?tea: hr?
w-iirg. £ f t-rt ra ar*s -w s<t :e r
», rf-ars :,s £g s. . Had .a ;g;-
s«»„ xa .isg» at t T xf ver t se ig»* t e te vse ;
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• r-ts ' : tKt hi IS. 4 Sig pofised 3t-»-
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1 Tbr unhappy youth hml not wondered l eyond
the spacious gardens ol his home, which, rising
the height behind the house, were divided into
terriers id mg whose whole extent had been pla
ced avenues of orange and lemon tiees, planted
in immense vases of red clay. Several o» these,
tn which the plants had failed or perished, had
( b, en reversed to protect them from the weather,
and one of them, dragged in the first paroxysm
ofterror to the mouth of an exhausted well, had
soivcd to screen the culprit from the gaze ot nis
pursuers. Out on this night, w hen by some ex
traordinary fatality, he forgot for an instant the
motion which had hitherto liern his protection,
he elamimed to the mouth of the pit as he heard
the coining footsteps, and pushing aside the vase,
sprang out upon the path.
The moonlight fell on him as he emerged from
his concealment, pale, and haggard, lasdaik locks
dank with the heavy atmosphere of his hiding
j la. e. and his frame weakened hy exhaustion.
As he ga ned his feet and looked around him, his
arms fell listlessly at his sides, and his head
drooped up m his breast. He had no longer ei
ther strength or energy to wrestle with his fate:
and he put his hands into the gra<p of the armed
men among whom lit* sioihl, and >ullered himself
to! el daw ay from the home of his hoy hood, and
the clasp of his siir.tk.ng mother, with the docili
ty of a child.
The trial followed close upon the discovery of
the lover. There was no hope for the w retched
pair! Against them appeared the Imaum. stern,
uncompromising, and circumstantial—the furious
husband, callous .i' marble—the laith which had
been disregarded—society which had been scan
dalized. For them th-ro were none to plead,
so* c ihe gray-hai txl and widowed mother who
wept and knell to save her only son; hut who
asked hi - life in mercy, and not injustice. Alas!
it only remained for them to die 1
It was at ihisjH'riod that mv friend the .
first hccasre connected with the atl'iir. The fami
ly of the condemned woman, knowing h s influ
ence with the government, flung themselves at
his feet, and iii plo ed his iutcifennee. They
expatiated on the beauty of the misguided Fati
ma—on the want of affection on tho part of the
husband—on the personal qualification of him
whom she loved —they est no theme untouched;
and he became Jeep'y interested in he.* fate, and
resolved that while a hope remained he wou'J
j not abandon her cause. But he was fated to
1 plead in van; every Turkish breast beat high
I with in.hgcation that a vile tireik should sup
plant a true bel o'er; my fiiend urged, supplica-
I ted, and besouglu unheeded; and at lenclh found
himself unable to adduce another argument in
her behalf.
When re’uctantlv convinced of the fact, he
! discovered that through h:s exertions to save her
. ;e. his feelings nad !>eco.ne so deeply entaraiiev.
, bv the idea ol the miserable w man. lb.it he re
salved to* ndeavor to see her ere she died; and
I he w.,s startled ly the ready a quiescence liiai
t. ilowed his requ.st. a« well as ay the terms in
: which it was cou aed. •• \\ e suall v s;t uer at
midnight, to acquaint her officially with the re
sult of u.e tn*l. was die answer; -*an I should
vou think proj-er. you may accompany us: for
you wd! have no ’u*ther opportunity of indulg
ing your curiosity."
L'nder these eircorastance* he did not hesitate;
and a few ni uutes bei ne midnight he was at t;>c
d-vo- of the h irera in whtch she had re-ide-.i since
1 her removal from her husband's bouse. Tae of-
D.-ersof isvee fe.U»wtvi d im,»t i mcd.atelv; ana
it s: r u k aim as tev the threshhol-.i. t!;a:
thev were in grea er i-ambers taan so svrp’e an
e**aiid a ve.t*eJ to exact; ;ut as he i staaJj
neawmbertMi taal others m g t ie-e! the same
I T>eaQ< of g~a:;fy ng it, he did a*.-; dwell upon the
.inroms'anff.
A ! wa> hi>hev! in the harem; and the fail of
the * ut> .p-r-env! feet aw ole rt 1 e h on the mat
ted fl x>rs. One s i.ta y slave aw_.;ed them at
the Dead , 1 ire sta.rs. au.i moved mo* \ before
the party w. a a lamp :n G - hand, ; ■ tae apxrt
ic - t of t;.e ondemneu wo-.oar.
She w.is soc-eping when mey er»te*ed. Her
check was pi •xreu upon her i ... ; a a a q-ia
utv ot *tc a .'s. .a r o ....a !. .a escapevi : ‘-oia. .-c
--r.ea'h :hc paint* d ha;. \t rca. e; ;a a w.s ltv;>D-d
iS jl her Bead. »ay scal eeu ever I e pi w.—
S .e was dpi, v pa;e. : u: her evecrews a::d the
long s Uen las es whier. f-ngec her eioard eyes
were it t* se.y . ,a,*i. ai.-a *tr..rvtvi ir.e
De* c «B; ’.ex’.on ; whde her tine a..d dclreate fea
:u*es cv'nit eted as io'eiy a taee as e«r* ihe gaze
of in an .irge ed on. A: t —.es a s .uddermg
«pas uo: ira uxi ;.-* an msu it :;t of
e* ccuntenapce—ibeter ors c ;* e day Dadmng
e j be* rn-dn gb, Jea as. and a: -s >ae >xoK d
a fleeing sm. e. which was > ccaa.v ry a s gh
as ;f. even n s;e*ep he tr mo*y of r a,-; ga
rscss wa> el J ay a pang.
Ual h-. * sTn.be: was no* oesusc to be of i nig
c-MJiiOcarce; to* ia.e *p itretr * *tkia*iaaa sor tae
rwrtv. sajAdeu.T bend.rg ever her. :*;-p.-d her arm
rxiff i; ->ed. “Wake. Iduoii. wate; v»e have
tv -gs • you !“
Thr cnh.ar y woman s-ta ted. s~l •'tod cp ;
and iher. bar:;ed!y co .oea r.g a-ec fvoe in .he ca
ve fts s.r.e gasfXV at, **.V ac .a.,ja what ia* aas
C F What w akl you wan ti»t you strs
t us ttrvor. >e ui the aa*i. ' An I no; * Tarn *i
wo-*ar. ’ A dam I oot uncovered ""
•Fe .- “ '*g : : '- , - :
-we hare tid gs f.v «. a «h»ra * * wot_U tH-l Jt-
UyT
- God is g —x.sb-.-ied the c-hsrav cm?.
raTia.g b*~sc *' -pon ae: • Y,v aave t *ar-
Jooevi efaa —
Bat*. * aaa av'Cs s--: a-' 'uag p*cv erv was
iite. In ikftc energy c*;' her swOrdra unpe she
,>*J a; . ;c a sating c*:^ta*r ar.d --e the
words gad - d her iht- ?_ti. roastrr; wk
aS>a: bor *b v*a*.
It w » the : ** a aora*L Tw: of me
(lica...'". - !*' a- a_ --.xe.io ,a ae*. a ae.a
I ber down—a ro«;4e sore graced ter binds—a !
tea»y knee per tired ten her tea«ia« rbnt—
art w- s i ;wa *_ r.g s.. _a-—cs sc: n i*
: tr*« feeenl—a fiiftetel (fM which had aJ
rr-ns* htt-s-J'*'C s-:* g ztea f* r* the cvarubeu
-t: aL was ovf- !
At d £ ■ -da■* g if —:v tie r aog Gw f
v-.s m : s T *S. r - F ~ s»fTr v _.y >a- .*
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a&i'ft&s c3B.«s uo r ;ce *av ut sar#s-ts_ Two
-ca sa; »r f *r. tr, a. trr a r r
t.-TTr as: ev o' s :* :d. SC2£-.ratge. Fee a
am- ; ic < o -x c. be a ; he rastec
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n .>* »:>3 e btd i ru cvee am—
a-*o a*oe a*re was »* : c; i; , »T. n f i ~as*-v
■ : : • i * e#s -- - f Ms aas
leave i*i~:—a&a tae baihFxefrWw; rroca st».-
s-v-s vs* siwai-rd W-»i( i>e sc* a —-v f. orr?
>'* i .3Sf «as "■? ■o.'.-t be kaf rre? ber r
a* ' m —' :*assss,r* wfe-s thry kidi Mt a- ae -
Pi«t Mtu Brtvr—We -tk~n tte: a tahe
.T r«tr«rr m . r. Tir'idtr. Mr- 5« i.s _ v. fT-v hr
*•« or Wei ->tsC I:v.v rc a- j f~-
- at 15 wow I. »si es nsatea it
i ne-v w ■ Avurt s cc .Be aferjeasm ta oi.e
oc >f»s> v ami p « :De s-wa to oa<
13 VK sis a —o:.r »». A f’M-- ; rr-
Tit ; vs.— k H *aw*a-£ tte ->7-
era ivi* -v *JtK .■ » s t .TBSUcfitiW C»,*f js.
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. at lnraptlMi WMcae-- \ei- -
f i t i. :ee v
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3 - -C -C. Os > I
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'Ahi
Mei.axchqi.t Accittevt.—The Maysvillr,
Ky., Eagle savs: •• We learn from a gentleman
just from Greenup county, that while a Mr. Mor
ris and his nephew, a Mr. Hannah wore engaged
in hunting turkeys, the latter, hearing his uncle
calling turkeys ai.d having but a partial glimpse
of him. supposed the noise to proceed from a
turkey, fired and instantly killed Mr. Morris, his
neck being broken by the shot,
f
Westeis Eloquence.—•* If. said a lawver
pleading for his client whose garden had been
sadly disfigured by his neighbor's pigs—-if law
' is so far gone not of our free and (nlightened
country, that our neighbor’s pigs must gowith
! out pokes, then in vain did our fathers bleed at
Blinker Hill and die at Yorklown.’’
If we were Yankees we would guess that he
was a lull Mooted Jackson man going the entire
swine, and rather a pig-my orator. — Houston
| 7 'imes.
XcTcnrz i*nner thkHaxmf.r.—The Unit'd
Slates Marshal advertised the City Hall with the
Market House and Public Square of the city of
Natch; z for sale, under an execution for the pur
chase ot some lots. I y the city, a few yea s since.
Jean Jxnrr.s I.irtige, Roman Catholic
Bishop of Montreal,diet! on Sunday, the 19th u't.
His corpse was exhibited two days in the Chapel;
dressed in ponlificial robes, and then deposited in
: one of the vaults :
I Wandered by the Brook Side.
B T K. M. XIL> F.B.
I wandered by the brook-side,
I wandered by the mill,
I could not bear the brook flaw.
The noisy wheel was still.
There was no burr of grasshopper,
No chirp of any bird
But the beating ot my own heart
as all toe sound 1 heard.
I sat beneath the elm tree.
I watched the I.M-g. Ung shade,
And as it gi>w si ft longer,
I did n<»t feel afraid ;
For I listened fora foot-fall,
I listened Ur a ward—
But the .*eating of rny own heart
M as all the sound I heard.
He came not—no, he came not.
The night came on alone.
The little sta s sat one by one,
Each on ai> golden throne ;
i he evening air past by mv cheeks,
i he leaves at*o*e were stirred.—
But the beating of n.v own heart
V> as ad ihe »cunJ I heard.
Fast, silent tears were how lag.
When something stood behind,
A bar ! was nu :ay sno- der.
i knew ns touch was k.' d 1
It drew me nearer—ueare
«\ e o.d not a w rd.
But the beating of our o-vn heart
W as a.; ire sound we i.ea d.
MARRIED.
la Hamburg S. (. .on Sundry, 3d Inst., by the
Rev. Mr. i'urr.am, Mr. Natsasiei. t re of
Augu>la, Gl , ij Miss Mary A. e hew haw a. ox
F-.se Coar.:* . Ga.
DIED, ‘
At his res drree near At.ens. cn Sunday .iq,
Hessi Jacek-.x, LL. P. Ur r. ,r > year? a i,,.»u-e
■* r ra. r . r_e. .r. ;Uc a Fio~
fesse: in t at iisii-u.a. .As we .resume an o.
eaiy ooli.e wni .e pre r AitC :W par? we
—ec me ne.t cl .s r..>i; gi, -f. ; i..—
tety.
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