The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-27

i lassGs sgreed 20 asii Tor bsllsr times
When Is youth nOi hopslsll
The bslrOlhzi aas eaalinasd faf sb0u
year during ~iieh Miriam and her d
. ssr met frequently though secretly. whsl
Sslsado ree-ised . sunmans 70 rrtnr
3 hone and sbsndoa he studies. The unell
Who had hnhsrlo supported him Il lh'
{ university having did. lie vas nov Il
together pennies. hsying seaTeslS noa
: ry enough LETT fr The journey. i1t h
immsdI-I' IL SET InIlh, taking . mslsbeha
~ f,n well ii MHi.m. 81 wLl reIurl
ere lang" he sad keep . good heart
] perhaps ] NAV Win IatIuns and come n
sl,is sou s"on. After I have had 90.
'lsm'ni Of my fathers pNos e-t.ls frOa
the executors Of my unrIe, | shall 10 .
the camp and seek 10 win wesl'h End 70
nOwn by my sword. | ~ill site TO y0l
90 often as ! hass opportunity 10 send b,
irusiy hand; aud if ever Y q hsss oe
easion for The AID Of . irisna. cali on me,
and, though 81 ny yigils IS nighl ! " Il
ny 10 your sueeo'. Miriam promIset,
and silht@spy tears pared fUp her To-
yer.
Tine passed. and in tie inlery al grea.
rhangesst"ok place 10 the Position of the
Jews "a Span. The popular op nion be-
gan TO run strongly sRsInsI Thea: always
. de.plssd people. TIE h,lred Of the mob
began 10 6"d vent in oren persecution.
Already The n0naTch vas med Isl,ng their
expulsion, that most fatal measure 70 The
prosperity Of bis kingdom. from tie ef-
Ieels OF which SPAN has not yet recover.
ed, nor ever will. The Jews were IN
conservation. In a few months, the
edIci came. and then tonsiernsIron gave
pl &c 10 despair. Forced TO ssrriice tier
go"ds. compelled TO leave Their native
land. the prosecuted Hebrews cast them.
selves IN tie dust and pu, on "a, krlo,h
aud sshes. But thus vas mt the whole
OF Ihe'r m'senes. The popul.cs, upheld.
AZ 'hey thought, By the royal sdlcI. broke
out INTO noIs. alm"st daily, 10 ghlrh they
sacked the homes oil The v eal,hier Jews.
and often murdered the lnofiensIse own.
eTs.
Poor Miriam was in despair. To &C.
knosledge her inversion now and desel
her father would seen the bla, kest p.,-
hdy, 10 60 into exile would be to lose
stdhsaselr3Eff uiiB:a AT length slIhsrPe
s"l'ed 10 write 10 him, TO summon him
TO her side. and then 10 take q final
farewell Of him, telling hun she could
not desert her farther IN he extremity. /
Yet when she took up the pen 10 iudlie |
this mIssiye her heart slmosl shrsuk from
the task. Hot Tears tell on the parchment.
and even when more composed she It>
NAMED IN deep though,.
Suddenly she started from Ter revs-
re. for a low hollow murmur, like the |
sound Of the autumn wind. penetrated TO
that retired chamber. Sine had he ard
such sound once before, wien a furious
mob sacked the house OF the r ,bb, Ben
amin. and her cheek turned a.hy while.
The noise increased and drew nearer
while the faint hops she had entertained
hat her ears deceived her, vanished away.
There was no longer any doub, that there
Sas q rising Of The popn' ace. Louder
heir shouts: Miriam WeWbled with vague
'pprehen.Ion. Snstchmg crur,6x from
her bosom she kissed it ierventIy and had
ust replaced u, when The door OF her a.
BAR menl opened and her aged p. REM
ushed INTO the room. alarm depicted on
very feature OF his coun,ensnce.
1.-The God Of Abraham proec, thee.
'wee, one" he exclaimed. "fhe spoil.
r is up: the Ishmslites are abroad.
iaste to get some Of your mos, valuable
e~els and fly with me by the back way.
lark, there ara the blows upon the outer
oor: The wolves will soon be in The fold
{ lsraei!" Il
Even while he was speaking, batter.
ng ram was beng used against The hea- Is
J gates ot the house, shook The walls; II
c"ompanied by sucet s, ion Of hDzzs-, r
when crowd Of oh, ers on The ff;o,ls Il
The more daring portion OF us mem Is
ere. M1rlsm knew therefore, tina, TO 10
me was TO be lust, there was . riot a. a
long the popuiace; aud the reputed ~
'eslth Of her father had drawn the mob
his house, which they intended 10 r
acS. Lite itself probably depended on h
er speed. Taking up, therefore the II
archmen, on winch she had been w,it,np h
le thrust IL into her bosom. aud then
astlly collecting the mos, valuable of her u
'wels che hurried them into basket. her c,
'sher assisting her wph trembling hands. "a
"Alas alas - he SAID while thus oc- Up
'p'ed. "the glory has departed from ny 81
"ose. We will 60 trrth begssrs INTO
'ange land. On! Mrism, beloved Of G.
y heart. The image Of thy blessed mo- a
Ter, how will 1t fare with thee now arer f,
y aged head is Iaid IN The dust! IL.
fought 10 leave thee tue r,che,t, IS thou n
= the loviest Of our tribe, but now thou
III be beggar am ING ,hy People-Iiks a
Re wild comes having no home bu, on !,
'e hits God of my isther." he con- il
nued. looking 10 heaven, overly, thou !
asst LAID The rod heavily on US. The =
hoaen Of thy r,gh. hand are delivered 10 q
mil L.