The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-09-12

supposed murderer Danish the thought my faith
or; you will not shall die. Heaven will protect both
feel shall be deserted. This indulgence in permitting
be with you prelude to further favor Cheer up
my honored parent; do yield dependency The day
tciH come whom even this gloomy CELL these chains, will be
remembered deam He heard the silver tones of her
and felt soothed temporary confidence; and
he recned the aectonaie breast of this excellent
daughter he found that possible be calm aud resign
ed dungeon They consesed nearly all night, and
the morning provided 10 attend the prisoners
Petersburg and Varea glad perceve of the
that guarded Them the kind heoed soldier who avert
ed the blow that aimed her the Forest Cabin He
kept the wagon and she heard his companions call hun
eko and learned that he cornet in the Russian army
but Poander by birth. After hurried march they came
to the suburbs of Petersburg and word 10 the Pa
lace that the prisoners had arrived Here they separa
ted, which Dorsky seemed kind Of preparatory
towards final parting but his lovely daughter appeared as
il supported by supernatural power and babe her ia
Their adeu with tone of cheerfunes if not gaety On the
day appointed for the trial. young and noble looking Polish
gentleman obtained permission for half hour
with his fair and raising her from the straw on
which she had thrown herself almost despondngy he abrupt
" began, :. / a Poander my father is exle your
father has long been his FRIEND but he knows and
permit TO repay his kindness by rendering small ser
vice him. Relate every circumstance connected with
the discovery of Ponatowsk and may have my
meorate, if not change the sentence that be
passed upon your father" Varela Instantly complied, and
told every thing with such Of aress simplicity that the
youth confirmed the Impressions of their innocence
which he had received from Jekopartcuary the money
taken from the pockets of the deceased and all his
Jewels had carefully returned He told Vaea that he
would send her handsome Of apparel and earnestly de-
sired her array herself with much possible,
against the opened; addng II have my for
this reque As he left her she poured forth the
feren thanks Him who seeth and who will
in his certainly reward openly Then, the door open
ed and box pushed in by the keeper and then closely
barred again She found neat and elegant female habit
with blue velvet boots, and planvei according to the fash
ion of the better of Polish ladies' She hestaed about
the proprey of decorating her person at this sad crisis but
the last words of the young Poander rung in her
and she determined do he had DESIRED andwait the
her dark glossy ha when the keeper desired her come
for the bell had been rung She obeyed and followed
him with trembling step. Al the outer door she met BY
the kind cornet who offered his of which she gladly
ceped for her toerng frame could ill support itself Jeko
whispered her be of good heart for every had
made the of her father and he hop
cd would be successful They then reached the judgment
hail. and the bashu gf almost fell to the floor she
ed private gallery opposite to splendid throne which
seated the naughty Catherine literally covered with
mond and surrounded by her MOBILES Near her right
the handsome father of the young Ponatowsk habed
deep mourning; and many parental sigh escaped his
breast the question explained the
At length the prisoner called what he
say his defence; for the justice of the Empress per-
q, mitted HIM to give minute DETAIL the final sentence