Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-11-14

Slf' os of SalVa''o"'
strs'' leap e. :, , angel who car rte.
arm, o" Of &C. celestial light. Inc
food .; % ;mproaabiIity' gained .
rs Of !. Is va . and I, their faces
sifh the ,' ,:..,,v The warde'
rsfr'' s''u of'he red nose o
d c," s;s we, we'll known devotion t.
an, n the whole :, story :!
70 . ai,sib by the rest for his n, IN.
nI,r p' e's ,he Baron. her father he
Asl0' The sudden and mys'e
so''1,e bee of his child, affected :,
|r' ar he pined away gradually sl',
\, ana ,, ~ the oak of the fores
"a. =, BY py' the red bolt OF heaven . /.
Id returned from Palestine
! , m;'b himhowever. bat a small m,
afS s Ss he had led thi'her. The
nc ' ~ sad havoc with the pride
n' w,uv of those whom the
. ,.red. fell from the effects OF
and thirst; whilst the ma
' 1'so who had escaped these
j u.s. shared that they might tall
bnces ofrhe Surgeons.
' ,..;v,I at home, Cnur dc Lion
Airs s Of the Kingdom in almost
'aof,sinn. distractions were
oyory part Of the realm--!aws
i a, set at open def 'ncc-
crv anil murder were OF every y.
90 BIT this state of affairs
,'n0, the soul Of Richard. and he
! refrning all abuses which had
J Safe during his absence, max
=. and enforcing old ones-snp-
,sn,reciions and furnishing muir
thieves, in such a prompt and
amer as to present qualities to
Him. not only as soldier, but as
dhcr outlaws which the Kings
a caused 10 arise AMI fl nriSh.
d orfhe ARCHER Outlaw" as he
hines called, stood pre-eminent.
The use Of the long and cross
immense strength, and possessing
Weld the minds of the most des-
,se qualities conjoined with his
and commanding figure, procur-
,mcnse popularity. He had as
N him The most skilfil archers
The snreness of whose aim and
fate haIitS, had not only be-
word with al, hut h I'd so intimi-
earfs of their enemies, that they
uarhs ofthe green wood without
lqs,ation. They destroyed the
Km5'S forest as a means OF sup
He1t not only giving them food,
eOf the choircSt portions afford
clothing, from the neighboring
nav. even the barons, whose
edOn the forests, did not scruple
pa bunch of veniSon from the
iho1t inqliring mo the manner
Wis obtained.
set abMt the matter Zealpusly,
aIcciing the choicest of his
nrneved down to Sherwood
H, and if possible to drive away
and hardy outlaws. This was
conceived than pat in execu.
Jme time had past, and Richard
pi Ind fingered till weary in the
thoit encolnterIng aught save
anI few wild deer.
Don't noon. on one If those loiter.
bat !'lrhard wis roaming abou
With no companion, save the gooc
ph which was buckled to hi,
fhzZlng noise attracted his atien
e raised his head in time to be
Pow enter the body of a buck
'oaAding lightly past him at &
aiew paccs. The noble anima
!, one bound. and as the bloot
'ffnis from his breast, s.agger
Full OF rage at This encroach
prerogatlve, for the right of Kill
he royal forests belonged ex
pc monarch, he cast his eye
hse1rch of the offender, ant
''e. clad in a simple garb 0
nclag with a ioosencd bow
uh,.l
lo'ed not, was the aggressor
accos;ed accordingly by TIT
" ,ell'w, burst We kill deer il
''S! BY wha, authority do yo'
p Robin Hood, the merry mon
'eenwood," replied the varle
n1 his bow.
ND hive seized the outlaw
ware 't the prodlgious strength
|ns', GLIDING the grasp, fi'te
"' p'", and directed his al,
W. Neither the liyht breas
,'hs' nor the steel linked COZ
he habituaIiy wore, wouI
IS lie, had not at that momen
p'ahs forward, and dashed tn
~" from the hands Of the al
.aher was also clad in a COS
wore an air of costliness b
unable In that of the varle
, :" made by the other, gathe