Settler And Pennon (Newspaper) - June 3, 1841, Smethport, Pennsylvania VOLUME 2. AND IS PUBLISHED BY W. S. JUNE 3, five I o if nut within months Two fitly cf not pud the will be inserted at One dollar per Long for Srsl anil five cents each Figure work d Mible price A discount will be made 10 abuse bj the paper or advertisement Will he discontinued until all are unless ut ilie of the excommunications must be post So receive A ATTORNED AT 1'a. DOMESTIC in pursuance of an act of General Assembly of the wealth of an attachment hath been granted by the subscriber one of the justices of the peace in and for the county of at the in- stance of n certain Dwight of Keating in the county of against a certain Eden of the township of in the county on certain chattels and effects of the said Reynolds have been and are now in- the custody of Henry and W. Y. of the same until they shall be of according to This is therefore to give notice to the ot the said Eden ito appear on Saturday the fifth day of June at the in the township of thew and there to discover and make proof of their de- mands agreeably to the directions of the May 12, A. D. 184k HE The object ot this work is the of Chi To this it nuy be desirable and becoming to connect will be regarded noi only a3 subordinate but Tlie pUa contemplates a smes of sketch es of liable in Us tmd incomparable gio rv of organized as in all the and the benevolent to them and of the connexions of wilh the of and Ihe Arts In ion to highly interesting and important succession it is intended to an und useful variety of historical and cal characters and re T he means that are chiefly relied upon for the fulfilment of are the Jow ing 1- The s of a choice circle of by ample bonai accomplishments a. d by their social supply all of the tidily with 2. An lection ot thr m ist and occasional both English a-d sach as as of the interest and comprehended in the One ot eight paRes in in a is published tvery It is in tbe neatest of the on and handsome cast and kept expressly A I 25 per or one each per Dis ant pay in advance cits on delivery of the first 0 addressed to the THOMAS H. No- 10 Sergeant received at 1B41. 21 THE Subscriber has in of whose professional for the been such OS to entitle him to tlie confidence and nage of an enlightened and Office at the Medicine 27, 1841. are them and BOOKS w i. ea until tii e t Written for the Saturday i THE Second part of THE PRIZE TALE i BY MRS. CAROLINE LEE from last answered trf will do nothing wounding to your delicacy or 1 will say nothing more at Re- it for time to unfold everits which I trust will justify all i have to one thing only let me what think you of my V no very distinct impressi on my deep was the embarrassment that pressed me. He appeared to me like something lofty and said do not know him Beneath that somewhat the result of a premature ex- of the world's there is a depth of feeling known only those who see him free from the of in- and in the best sense in which that oft cid word is 1 should not think it possible that Washington Graham fail to win a young and ged like Thq soft blush that had hitherto col- ored iKe cheek of was pale to the that now dyed us to-morrow for a few c when I hope to see all ray fondest wishes Clara breathed as if recovering from a fit of the She pleaded every excuse to be permitted to remain at home that She had a vous she was to appear in she did not like to leave her mother in short gave twenty any one of which was sufficient in itself to answer her head docs after Gertrude's a walk in the fresh air will re- vive though unfit for I im not ashamed of being seen by the and the How she disposed of her objections leave her mother remained a mystery even to She had never met Rover in in which she now and he could not know the direction she had yet she started when the wind moved the or the birds flew rustling through the as if these accustomed sounds were the gers of coming She was unwilling to acknowledge to herself the disappointment that weighed upon her but not finding in her walk the exhilarating influence she turned her face has probably heard of val of Washington thought believes me paying homage his wealth and He does me but it is no far that we should never he can never be any hing to me. Edward would not dis- i lain his for he was himself But a Mrs. Clifton hot have married if he lad been an itinerant Just as Clara hud finished theao re- which breathed more of pique she was aware she heard a sudden among the Und the Pedlar himself bounded Into he his dark complexion glowing the rapidity of his his eye sparkling with more than its I feared that I might be I see that I have wronged Pillage rumor has been breathing ears reports that make my irto almost hopeless devotion an act of greater It says that stranger of wealth and for the display and If his is come hither for the sole purpose of Clara It says too that he will address j characteristic nod address Clara no She did not wish to she would not teach her the are cried in an altered do not deny itr and heaven forbid you if for once village gossip has spoken the I have no right reproach you you have professed nothing promised no- thing and and yet I feel as if 1 were waking from sweetest and brightest dream that ever the of a the dream of ed Clara's heart swelled under the con- of and she would have made an indignant the deep dejection of his countenance and air inspired her with I deserved upbraiding from y lent W. 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McCoy 124] ave unsettled to said should not at this moment be dreading the reproaches of ajl whom I Whatever may be said of his coming can never influence my feelings towards The last words were uttered in a She began to feel as if she had forsaken 'the of her and rashly given her happiness into a stranger's In the true spirit of a though true only to the impulses of sho covered her her and sitting down at the foot of tree beneath which they were tried to think self but strange as it may a thrill of delight still penetrated her from the conviction that she was Nothing was more from the lowly position she had for Rover to kneel at her and he did in exactly the same graceful attitude in first held he bent to display his jewels to her admiring but had forgotten all and she soon for- got every thing else but the words he breathed into her apd and the looks that bore witness to their The next as she was tying wandering that ed all the purposes of jalousies to she heard the trampling of and Washington on his raven black accompanied black with the sweeping so magnificently on either was seen passing He lifted his hat and bowed till his hair almost touched his flowing rapidly Clara thought of tlie Black Knight in of hoe and almost expected the days of and queens of love and beauty fHe is very said shading her eyes to catch the last glimpse his yet vexed at being forced to bring him in lordly contrast to the contemned Ro- assured that in thing but outward Rover transcended the southern I dare say he very and the maiden that he will wed must also be proud and as she will be beautiful anJ And with a half suppressed sigh at the inequalities of fortune's she resumed her which rally led her thoughts back to rural life and cottage and it was not long before she was indulging most heroic scorn for every joy dependent on or Clara sat one evening alone with her her head bent over her Whenever she was thus her secret weighed heavily on her and the dread of detection never ab- sent from her If Stanley addressed her she would start and turn she looked upon her she would tremble and and she would talk at and commit a thousand She at the entrance of a for it saved her the ble of and left her to the in- dulgence of her own Mrs. the lady who now was only desirous of for she came laden with news she was eager to impart before she could be forestalled in the is a very unpleasant affair about that young said Mrs. you heard of itV Clara's ears at these and she held her breath to Mrs. Stanley expressed her and Mrs. Morton recollect that a shocking der and robbery were perpetrated not long since in an adjoining and that great rewards were offered for the apprehension of tlie It seems they have discovered a gang of pedlars who are1 going murdering and plundering in every Some one who knew the gentleman who been lately he can swear to one of the watches among the jewels of the young pedlar who has beta sauntering He says he has in the and has he is both a robber and a They have i up the young man upon and he is now confined in The probability is he will he is indeed shocking to hear of such i replied Mrs. the actors too are brought so near our own I thought there very suspicious about that young and feared he might be- troublesome to I She looked at Clara as she but she seemed to take nOi interest in the conversation remaining perfectly with her io that the lamp shone brightly on the ringlets that I her leaving her features Yii still deeper While Mrs. Morton went on with earnestness and deserving all that she knew of the event in gerated Clara rose softly and left the stepped cautiously through the n the opened the gate with a noiseless and then ran lightning through the It was a moonlight and she could see her own shadow flitting on every lengthening into tral as he flew as if the avenger of blood were She slackened not her even while cending the hill on which her brother's house was nor paused till she reached the avenue of that stood in stately lines in front of the For a moment she and looked back at the glimmered from her mother's like a ry lulling the wanderer then renewing her she found self all at once in the presence of who was sitting alone in her little dreaming of so strange an She rose in able alarm at Clara's whose appearance fully justified the Her iace was of ashy her lips parted and and her long hair hung unbound over her Shoulders in clinging dear exclaimed me what has You know Edward 1 Edward Thank uttered and sinking jinto a she burst into Gertrude threw her arms around and held her bing head upon her till like a- wearied child she gradually ceased her The hot on her brain seemed but there was anguish in her There was but one sound in her will in all probability be There was but one image before her a dying tim to a false She believed him as guiltless of the crime as her own brother and the one strong purpose of her soul was to liberate at the hazard of her own and life if it were She had of Helen Mary who followed into captivity the Scottish of the devoted who effected the cape of her husband from the of a by clothing him in her and assuming his bondage Impulse and action were most simultaneous with She stopped not to think of the censure of the the reproaches of her Rover in to an minious filled her The circumstance of Edward's ab- who had been called away some unexpected was ble to liter for she was sure of the co-operation of said cannot the cause of my bat if you love me do not refuse what I am going to ask do love for more than your own and mysterious as you are I am ready to promise that whatever you ask shall be sured that it will be nothing but what justice may require and affection i a thousand cried dear lend me the hood which you when Edward first toet your and say not a word of what you have to a hurnan Oh as if you were and Clara clasped her supplicatingly as if her life depended on the would do thing but suffer to expose yourself to said a bright ray over her fece at meeting a spirit so congenial to her that will not serve as a barrier to separate you hereafter from Washington I not of Washington cried Clard think net of I care not for is theie danger to me. will do no- thing but what your own un- heart wonld prompt ifte to Gertrude withdrew a nnd returned witto her which she precious momenta of most said as she 'the of i these makes me almost wish 1 had again tiie task the heait which I fust learned to prize never forgot the when ward breathed into ear the story of his love for the high and lofty Widow cried as she hastily wrapped person in the an- cient Edward had ia danger before you married what you done to save him would I have would died to Had I ten thousand I would peril them all for him at this so so do I love Clara could have worshipped her for this burst of sanctioning as it did her own purposed with firmer hands she the Mob Gap under her and put on the green drew the hood over her Notwithstanding dis- could not forbear ling at her wondering whether had ever looked as lete speed and bless thy whatever it cried leading heir down steps of the Clara obliged to gather her cloak round heiv afc it trailed ground and impeded her Then she re- collected that if so person as she appeared tb were seen it would excite and she tried to fashion her movements Ito the character she had met several who terrified wr by hallooing in her what will you take for your Without turning her she walked on with quicker steps arrived at the She had there to visit a poor black who was very and who had been accused of an attempt to poison a white She died in and her innocence was proved too She knew the jailer a kind-hearted and when in faltering which might well pass for rance of she requested admittance to the name choked she haq never breathed it aloud since had first known Ro- the good jailer immediately granted her Rover was seated in a remote corner of his head resting on his the dim light scarcely defining the dark of his He raised his eyes upon her and they with brilliancy through the shades 1 that surrounded He was m ger and and Clara feit that she had resolved to act a heroic she would do it in the true spirit of n. She drew near him without he the courtesy which adorns a as much offered her wondering what good old lady was so kind as to visit him in into the and courage now the critical moment untied the strings of her and the disguise like the evening atar behind a gi ey by all that is lovely exclaimed and the graceful knelt at her A triumphant about his aud if they bring with like You added me ng me have come to pity and interrupted believing you innocent fn this rel you can puss out and fly the who your As there no They will release as soon that I am leave here in this dismal place the dark exposed to present suffering and that I may elude dangers which after ail are for my life is in no peril i I can produce such proofs of my cence as will cover my accusers with I cannot leave It is transformed into the garden of Ed en since I have here learned i 1 have dur to dcai
