Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26

why should you GO Tsyadauugai :"
lie started ami a. be rszcd on tny smiling blush.
ing oovn,cnnnce. deep iosh sptcsd over biz. lie
shook his head. ALAS have sccn those smiles De-
they awakened hopes which were crushed 81
! coon A. raised"
held out my aaol; Believe me Gfcea,i lc.
these smiles come from heart that can never &c.
ccive YOU.
Poor, dear creature. how hoppy be- was when he
found was ~ earnest BE- has retracird bic opin.
ION thar there s nothing worth iyirg for. unJ has
made the usual vow iof existing FOR the alone. The
hours dew rapidly over us as We sat on the fallen
tree, md we only aroused by the sound o,ihc
conch calling the family To dinner When We On
tered oil we're seated at table, including tie sired
girl and workmcni the colorcd girl waited on the
table.
Walk 10 Miss Gertrude, come bring your beau
We have room enough. Sit by sir" said Mr. Won
Ncphion, aud We were placed at the ample board.
I'VE have no dainties here. only good solid food.
You should come in the winter, 10 killing time tina,
Is tho lime We live
Grcenye gracefully accepted all tia, was cf
icred, and hls plate was soon piled with flied
ham and eggs, green corn, squash, sucka,ash, ct
ccteras, while the Cass wns filled with vineyard
moasses, fayorite beverage in that part of the
country
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ofe heard me talk of the troubles in this country
when was young, and remember | mentioned an
Indian, who called the white mans friend. -
Young as | was, ] rccolcct Skenando well, aud
this gentleman resembles him very much. If he
had not dress i should have taken hun for az
Indian"
Dear me Mr. Won Veghton," said Jerusha the
handmaid who had sat open moulhed listening to
hun "have you ever seen the niins :"
"To be sure have and can tell you many sto.
ry nbou, them"
Greenyille started from his chair but laid my
hand mploringly his arm, aud he reseatod him
sell, while all vas too much ongrosscd with Mr.
Won Veghton heed his movements.
Il well remember the bloody DAYS Of Wyoming
and when all the country truly bowling vii
derness, for ruthless savages, roaring and hoo
ting all it, seeking whom they might devour, and
where Das'on stands was dense forest
"Do tell" CIRCULATED IIezekoh, the hired man
| we lived many miles from this, and band of
savagcs who he'd been al the burning Of choharie
came past oar home, killed mymolhcr, robbed and
!. hnrnea onr h."s -"' '-"-@'~' '"'"'' "uu w." -
/ They dragged US past this very spot which was
! then waste. Although we sit pcaccable here
now, yet oil those Geld which are waving with corn
aud oats, were filed with bands Of Indians and
English. Past this very pigstye were we dragged
with many others, and up to Lake Desolation on
| Kayaderos mountains, where we were rescued
by party Of our ne;ghbors aud troops from Al
bany."
"Gracous the - Only think burst from all
"ilow do the critters look"
"They not very black something like a mnla
to 4; but their eyes no one can descrilo-so jet
black, fiery. 81. Nicholas defend me 81 cried
the old man starting back.
We followed his fixed gaze, and bcheld the eyes
Of the graceful Greenyilie glaring on him, with the
same fiery, ferocious expression be had described.
In another moment, Tayadanaga was bounding
over the door yard, and had gained the woods
How ouged to follow and sooth his excited feel
ings.
"What singular young man. exclaimed Mr..
Won Veghton, breathing more free 81 could have
sworn one Of thosc sayagos was before me- lie Ger
tainly must have Indian blood in his veins,
Roscy saw my emotion, and By way Of leading
him from be subject asked him, "If he had cyci
seen Sir William Johnson'5 band, called Johnson
Greens
"No, bat have seen my father grit his teeth
with rage when speaking of the traitors. | have
heard him say, how wratLu he felt, whet in fight
ing them be has seen some Of his old friends ont
ueigh5ors. Those we're troublesome times. They
f pooghed the fields armed ond scEoolmasters a
the same Time hearing their scholars their lessons
the youngest being obliged to work IN return io
such Instructions
1871. $50" said Jlii1, hear from Serena you
have repented Of your GOODNESS 20 your Indian chic
, and have concluded to take PITY ON him
2 'les, his fate and mine all no@ be lnscpcrctIe
e | hope my mother SSH not ooIoc,'
"You d, ugh; lo marry hru, o, be Is worthy q
you. Heigb bol 0trh ! had swain TO fir
r. wilh."
q 81 though, you he'd found one 10 Rose,il.'