Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-09-20
NUM- II y u 30.

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vessels might be separated during The storm, TO.
I treated to their own and vel werc their prodie.
tons realized, for scarcely had they reached N.
Mount iopc. when passing surge tore the ,casels
/ ssund,r.
A, tho grew .trssk' Of light seconded the eastern ,kv
sui the rain ,uhdcd the released Nv OF Their
number Who had suecesIel ~ la,s,ug b" hoal.. coul
discern far the water, the pttioa schooner driven
81 the mercy ofihe winds. Nv At s.ceni, gsm bii.
low, make, pause. sn awful pau yr"yhste Of II.
eDdn LEAPS aud the dsrk of old ocean ir.w i,
"a The herce demon Of n. storm at length ..t,6.J
calms the rsg,og tumnt 81 tho ~in sn1 ,hu,s the m u
~ the el Eous sud the Isabella escaped unhsrmei
After short and uninterrupted passage they reached
CArtha grns their place OF Destination. Henry inim.l.
sely repaired 10 Mr. Dearborn. Mr. Disons partner To
pnnouee his arrival and make arrangements TO comrie.
his business in the shortest oss,> tinc, M Dearborn
W" greatly surprised at ms arrival lie had from Tho
shore witnessed the capture Of The given u all
for lost. lie had already written To Nj Dixon an &C
count OF the loss the vessel and all boa,, .nl now
he her the Gr'i which had escso The grasp of
the pirates, riding proudly Ia The harhof ne hs.tep, Ia
communicate 10 him the happy Illustration Of h- rrcle-
tions.
A6er making arrangement, ssrcoaole 10 hi, w.h,,
Henry left the office wrapt OF tho
guish the Of his death would iie.u Bat he
thought that she would hear OF his escape wlhin few
days. at most, after the assurance Of the ships loss, chan
gei the current OF his gloomy thoughts. Aud un III,
morrow he was IN engage in occupations which woulI
require his undivided senos no resolved TO avail him
sell VI convenient an opportunity Tor taxing cufanry
he Pc
Nv and nc.,,o., of New U.v,, n.,,hs, LaI !, h,,L
sness air which 50 eGnioeny distinguishes the emporium
Of the empire state but there son,ehigs attractive
il. very inca which seemed 10 cast an sir Of ro
nance abnut II Palace. mn cottucc. ,insl,I In ,,I;.
riminate oonf,.ioa-hef, hnse ole In eli "a ian, G,,
black with the l.p.e of time while en,e,
clustered N, il. base II reouiye no eth, i'm, ,nn,o,
"a tr,n,form !, into ON, of those fo,oin,
cient Bri,ou which novelist, and poets have NAL Tie
Of some Of their most polished ani Reioatrn. pro.
auctions, Al length weared with his rarb,., he r.,i,
N, .hed her lull;oy charms about him Already hi
~. ,o;.y hun Of hn,n,,, beon ,chooi fam ,o,., -,
,,oyer when he awake from hi, ,lumber, aud htr,,I
off 10 encue. in the business, of the d,y
.rt, u.,1;
, pn%eu on, az ". 10 'o" "'y 'ne
.y ue " 'I''' Petuas wv. , a"a '",eu'ng
We '.p"''1 =, - ~ ~ ,"""S Nv" uu
~"a ,;h IL naa W, ~ ms
'.'o" oeeu "oeoi -, Nv 'e W., ~""s ".n 'M
r s.W ;n..i t;. a., ~. 49, ''"a' run
wished TO live and whose hspue,s wa, hi, ersn,e,t IN
, scton s,unr Inv IA. tdinss Of hi, death h.r
inst recoyern. from the keninr effect, of disease hal
mined wav ,nl lied v;otosn Ia love. mos. ,,Icn, An,
Ic struck by the kpe of pro. pect. blshteJ and hops
rom neI 10 AN uptimely grave fI, pro,t,,a under The
affective str, he a. the towering oak when ,tr,k Inv IN.
s..".s Li.., ELI. r.-.--.s Oh. earth hi.,i,c.,
assistance Immediately called, but his very wa,
slow and almost impercepble. The image of hi, Hell.
continually lowered about his couch w,pns the art
ing eardrops from his eyes, and assun,ng his poignurt
grief Carriage sxercise and change Of climate were
recommended. the most efIecual mean. To cheer N,
dropping spirits aud thus TO restore hi. health.
The golden beams of the rising orb Of day lust gide
the EASTERN horizon, bathing in liquid light the FAR extern
dug Landscape Now il formed semi lunar arch above
the mountain peaks. and expanding, burst forth Ia ma
csty sublime, AMI cheerel all nature with hs presence
Walked from slsep Henry could but survey with delight
the smiling day Just blushius INTO being.he star,.joo
hi' journey AZ he passed along the fesberoI chori.te
Of the wood responded to the notes Of fellow ,nng,ter,
while every glen and grove echoed back their en- ro,
the nock refreshed by the passing breeze sportsd IN
tive nnoeence and flowers II thousand hucs xpsnd
ed their fragrance the a lie unused within himself
tins
IAN thing, are cheerful, even IN. hills and dale, res.
pond 10 the echoes Of 10y and shall alone mock Ia. ali
prevalent spirit, No-dull care begoae, aud sorrow
cease your sway have truly Loot an 'nes,imable ss-
sure but What avs'l' tn. constant sfef-man was made
ir high destiny and shall his breath be spent IN lament
ing heayeBs DEGREES No--as travel on ye mountains
ian me With your nsFn b'eose.; blaming hcnth
more take possession OF my wan eounenhnce aud II shall
never DC SAID uit iienfy Hayward iiFcd IA vain.'
For month. he Travelled on trous, that strange ,ny
tnr, Of will mic, urcs,oe aud ,tan srenery -
some part. Of South America Al Jistsn.a soma vii
osnc teak pour forth lie tor rent, of burning Lawn, h
the cirrpy eapd of ,n.oke sari Like crown s,a a,
awful summit He enter a LIVELY valley Il. t.uil,
earth out It's siotes 10 ,npy ell IA. eou AMI