The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-09

Tia WIN WoMkas--lt I'll s. .l.,ns Ss -.
collected that abuula year ana ) 1alf ars. ~
81. Lapis papers ezss IN accoanl o. eonsh
Who bad been discovered q gIia wood nsar
thar city, almost nahad md aaaaranflr euiis
gid, II appeafa thsi ahe liqad a. ~ lhk msn.
ner Until lately, when the severity ufihs uin.
lel drove har b hgEnaa hahfls1ioa, end here.
being much exhausted iE want 81 leod and
badly frost bitten. re oApiaad
Pnvious % her dssih .ahe became asilara.
siolal - gave Dc lellQgias seesnai e hsf-
80 whish We condangs ir0m tha " iouls
Otzan.
She vas bom ID New jssssg. wbsaes via
her parents uhe hkdfemored b cneinnsiii
where thy lived gulil rha grew % % Nomah,
hood. A young has whom her hihcf aId ncg
Ike paid Der Biz addresscts and ihey aIobsa e.
81 Lows. Al Loalsviis be pelnaia1 ~ 10
take lodgings With HAAS his wiin, prafnainr
% 20 with her % Clergyman and ral n,aer,st
IN TIE mofuRg, He leii her q ne n'orr.lnr
70 20 ior q munster and neveg returned al
day she remained alnoll disfIac.st MA -
for the safety Of her lovof, whom sha rnfn
not think bad abandoned hen bui fnalv -
leaned that be had ttken a boat going down
the nyef IN the morning. The ahock 3 ner
feelings vas 90 great that she hinlsd "a ne
street She was taken up by some kindly dis.
posed person who Is soon e she recovered
paid her passage back 10 Cincinnati.
Her heart almost failed her as che approaek.
ed Der home. She could see her hihor'a res.
dence ss the boat passed along up the river.
and Il was her intention 10 90 directly home.
and throw herself upon the mercy Of her Eihes
nd ma nasA tai -. l.H
deceived. On approaching the door Of The
dwelling, there appeared to Be an unusual bur.
uc IN the house; On entering il she saw her
lather laying dead upon the floor The Old
man had heard which way she had gone, and
took passage on the upf Ttunaie steamboat
Moaelle which blew up a CINCINNATI and
being one pfthe unfortunate sufferers, ihe body
had lost been recovered and brought home
As soon az her mother saw her, alhere," said
she there e your murdered hther." She ran
FROM The house, but not before her mother's
curse upon hef.--She says j, rang in her
ears iof many long day and night, as she wan.
dered through the woods
Il was then summer, and al times severe
hunger would induce her to 90 near The hab-
itatin ms Of the people a. she wandered along
through the country and at one time she slip.
ped h and took the hoe cake from the FIRE wliiis
the farmers wife was gone 10 the spring-at
other times she caught the fowls from the fence
and devoured them rsw.--How she lived 80
long she is unable 10 tell but berries, nuts,
iruit, aud such game as she was enabled 10
catch has been her food and f0r two winleFs
she lived in an old deserted cabin on The banks
Of the Missouri She filed It nrarly full Of
dried leaves 10 he fan and would creep into
them in cod weather Some body burnt down
the cabin lasl fall with some little stores Of nuts
and dried fruit she bad laid up ior winter since
which time abe has been sleeping in large.
hollow tree. she says = pag clothing beng
ALMOST entirely eode, the cold was very severe
and thought f.Vqat come 10 house and
get m @ bQfy. Hie.
HoN have elders NJ human tongue can.
tel, but had made up mgmind 10 die IN tho
wild woods and neeeF seain suffer h1gsa. IA
Sc ~ 80 . - lllf4 49, ~ resolution .iafod
and ] en- indicted &c tie kiadae.s ii lhs poor
family ioF what little comfort t.isy could aiI5rd
me on my desih bed"
This s the fubslsnce Of the a6sg. 4 scene
almost too highly vroQgbl p 10 b true, but
We give i as / comes 70 us.
Pinsbarg Chronicle.