Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-17
VOL. 3s, NO. 24.-WHoLE NO. 1895.

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eo very grave, mud took, she thought long time
10 read die paper, which consisted ofonly six or
elght ines AZ last he stammered cni, am sor.
ry-out me Henri Ambos mentioned in this pa
PeI~Is ueao' foor girl she fell TO the earth
1hV nan travelled thus far to seek u brother,
ana ,ounn only his grave The uniortulrate man
had died year before. The letters in which he
"orNeu nau caused an ulcer in his leg, which he
lnegieced, ana alter some weeks OF horrid suffer.
,ne. ueo'h released hlir. The tnskwork, for near
Ivy h'e yehs, OF nus accomplished aud even learn
'" man, IN ihe priIne OF his lille aud mental pow
(eS, h'd uee To break stones upon tho road CHAIN
c" mana ANA foot, aud con ounded with the west
""e'uclors' she ionnd, on inquiry that some
! P'Pe,S uuu letlers, Whch her unhappy brother
va" "'u"h w ny stealln, IN me nope OF being able
at some tIlne to convey them to his friends, were
III possession OF one OF the officers, who readily
s"'1 'hen up 10 her; ana with these she return
eu' nan oroken'hearted to st. Petersburg. If her
'oF"er Journey, when hope cheered her OIL her
way nau ueen 80 fearful, what must have been
her return she was seized with dangerous ill
ness ana was Tor many weeks confined TO bed
her story exched much COMMUNICATION, and a
very general interest ana curiosity. great ma
ny te'so"S VI 'a"N ihFeu her 10 thelr houses, and
t3"e her rich presents, among which were the
'Pe"uIu s"aw'S una 'he ring which had first
caught Mrs Jameson's attention. The emperor
"'sheu 10 see her, ana very graclously spoke few
"orus OF cohuolehce. lie even presented her to
'he empress Mrs Jameson asked What did
the empress shy 10 you Nothing; but she
'ooSeu 80 (Grawihg herse'f upt
"" iece''"ls heI oro'1er pardon from the en-
Pe'o'' sue nau written nome TO her family but
si"ce 'ha' ''iie sue hah not written. She had not
courage 10 'hIiict oioW wiIich might affect her
1lo'hers IHe II remained Tor her TO tell what she
"', ., 'ioS "i'e.
one ieit d. petersburg in October, and proceed
eu - n'su' "nere 'hose who had known her
li'' '''1'feu ner WIN interest ana Kindness,
u"u symPa'hIzed IN her aiiilcon. She had re-
sol'ed TO see The Jewess who had been the cause
OF all her brothers. misortunes she felt that to
say 10 her, Your falsehooi has done this would
ne source OF satisfaction; but her brothers.
r'ehus persuaded her That such an at could do
HEM no goo that 1t was wrong and uuchrs-
uan she Yielded and zen Riga.
h"Vltg fenched me rfns$Inn frontiers, she stop
pea III Tue custom mouse where, on searching her
IlHcNhg'S' me chltI oncer Observing her ad'lruSs
on Il uuhN' eNc'i'hed, maden!uiseile Ambos J!
arc you any fe'auon "t tEe Professor iientl am
DOS Dh nearing mai She was ms sister, the oth
ce' eAP'u'heu llht ne was Tie intimate friend OF
heI pio"ler' anu lh4iireu what hni become OF
nun III earning ms unhappy fate, The officer
WIN 'enIs oppressed hls administration, and pres
sou u" h"ueilo'selie AHloos offers OF service add
hosW'any; out her llnpalience to reach nome IN
oreaseu hour'y; ana ntr funds were getting low
"c utNeT h"'i 'ieard her relale the sad Story TO
the oilcer; ana on stopping at The neHl town 10
'eeu us lor'e' he came to the door OF The car
rage, ana informed her she had just MISSED see"
ing me 'eWe's 'ady who, WI! her sister aud her
si,,eFs nuspnh1' had p'~sed IN caleche. What
loHoWed must be read with al allowance Tor con.
llnenta' ieelngs AM the peculiar excilaby of
ono VINO mad gone through such Tremendous tli-
af' pG'y oruttea the driver 10 drive back as fast
Us possible 10 me custom house, where she knew
lhe parly would be delayed. On reaching Is she
81" caeche trembling with asliauon ana emo