The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-07-15
Communication.
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nARLEs ANp MARY-eonc[rDrn

the contrast that her desolate ard torl,.o
made, caused her to Weld to Tho
iceblencss of nature and she reIapsed mt
a state OF Inconsistencies. When na,uro
surmounted the weight of anguish Ina,
pressed down this delicate flower, she lool
cd over the dark expanse Of waters wher,
all was wrapped in gloom aud drcarines.
AT last the trembling light from the la;,
daughter Of the morning, began 10 ,ipoo
the li,tle fleccy clouds, as they foated
long III their glory, with those azure Inn,
which look SO beautiful. Her hear, fol,
the inspiring influence OF hope, thai an.
Choir Of the soul. Oh without .hee hon.
cheerlcss and unhappy would be the 10, ~
wretched man The sun arose and smaed
brightly "o'er the liquid food tia, ttn,w
back to the skies, the beams that dapc,J
lightly upon the waters. But NO sm,,.
came to Mary, for fatigue, thirst and sirk.
ness now began 10 press down the eneroes
Of her feeble frame.
About noon vessel hove in sight, bear.
.lg directly for the raft the saddened Nm,
OF Mary expanded within her when deb,.
GRANGE appeared in view, and her bosom
hcayed with strange and wild emotiors. AZ
the vessel came bounding along the sariaeo
Of the deep. As it neared, she began 10
wave handkerchief which was soon po,.
eeiSed By the nan stationed at the mast
( head instantly boat was lowered AMI
sent 10 the unknown craft, which exhibited
the signal Of distress. :ioun Mary "a, re-.
leased from herperiIous situation, and safe.
~ lodged on deck. No sooner did she feel
herself saved from tho cold and chaeile.,
embrace OF death, than the intensity ii
her feelings oycfpowered her aaa She fan.
ted IA the arms Of the eaplan's wife. r.
proper rcsioroiiyes, Sho soon recovered /,
fee, tue loEelness Of Der situation. lros,
the captain. AID has lady she received a.
most kind and delicate lteatmepl. Wh,l
contributed to soolhe Der wounded seal
The vessel which thus, 20 fortunate.
rescued her from the arms Of death, PIC
Cd 10 be the Regent. bound from LAYER.
pool to Havana. Alter sail If aht u lhttc
Wccks, the ship arrived of her place q! des
,ina,ion. The day altar hrr arrival, M,
Torrent came N from BJcst That cyon
ing as Mary vas sitting pensigo, re'a.
cb"lv, aad rlmos, brokcn.heagtcd, tnu,ia-
, over her crushed hopes aud blasted hagr
ness, she saw two sailors at a distance lead.
Ing apparently 40 Invalid towards ,hs houI.
where she resided. What was her oh
puse, astonlshmoni and happiness vdra
she recognized in tho van form, the ssl.
ken eve aud The pale cheek 81 tie Tern.
before her, the iincaments Of her dcs0t.
, Charles Hardly could she believe
y scene before her real NIGH, ithoi be SOM
bright ,isioa moeking the sad realty q
= NO Bu, as he approached uear,r Dc
. knew that her Charles lived As be e..
tered, she ;lew towards him Charles rai,
, cd hls eyes, started hack, hcsltaled S,.a
as lie gazci upon her or a moment. AZ.
: then elasncd her 10 his arms ava .a.s
the door IN tie embrace Of all lh.i
, world held dear 10 h,m. For soalc o.
: mcnts Heilher were able to utter a WORD
while tears Of loys aud gratitude 10 lt,'
beng, who "tonpcrs The WIND to the s.g'
lamb, rolled down ihnlF checks.
After a sufficient interval Of rcpas'
!. Charles Informed Mary that after hc LAY
I abandoned Ill hopes Of reaching Be-, 'I
gave acrupior lost tofescf, and twoor 'a,.
= times b came near reslenng him'ea III
hts fate, without q Struggle vet ihc br
that Mar ,c, nay lave luoyed BIN pP--
on b. struggled for three DAYS and nlg'n
upon gotaug bot bare plank. 0a ~
I morning o. the fourth day b. was pct <
!, up b. tic nen ~ tie LOietf, ~ STEM
Of starvation, from the improper atmn
= i,tragion Of food, disease vas pFod1-o'
wb,eh esascd snch continued enacnHea
aud leeSIcuoss.
Many were the embraces tiiat il'e $50
Reunited lovers fondlv exchanged, a. ~
gsksJ upon each other aud related Tie i,,.'
lrgs tat Foigncd IN their hearts, ehle iol.
7 ca upon the buuy flood. Agaia bapma'
sm.led upon them, though IN foreign ana
aud among Strangers Two hearts bonn
a the lies Of love ADD affection, can cna''
home IN any land. What cared they Ter
the world, IT'S cares and troubles Inc
we're the world to each other--ant ihcH
!, very existence seemed 10 dwell IA the 81
I, pathy and uoison Of feeling, which bolnl
! thcm e !, Their, About two weeks al'eI
I their ARRIVAL, they were united at ihr a''',
OF Hymen ~ the ties Of mairlmony' anu
on the day succeeding, once more emba'A,
ell upon the loamlng wave, IN vessel oo .,i'
to Philadelphia. Bu, let rs go hack ! ''
attachment of the two lovers ibeir m'''o'
tunes and their singular delrverancc' w.
coming known to tho English residents =,
Havana, through the captain who saw
i Mary, they excited considerable 'en'''
ton. The captain stated their des'l'u''
: condition TO many and tho consequent
a was, that handsome sum OF money "''
soon raised, which tho captain undertook
/. to deliver 10 Charles: accordingly he W"'
: cd upon him and delcately enquired ln'0
? bis prospects, &C.. Charles informed ~"
( that his wish was 10 proceed mmeala"il
! 10 the United Suites, but the want o. '''''p'
would compel him to engage Temporal.
! "a some business, which would yiela "'''