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

ITeileetioR Ihsl her lung iostd psEeni wss
. dead. and that his ErGashs. In snoalef
> moment sosld be lie prey 81 bsSisl
, mob. Al The thought sic siarsed %: sad
{ now. for ihr kssl I,ns, she psTrsIted lhai
her pSrsusIs had hailed . leS p,ees c's-
lsnl. ~ n swsd Tor the ,nslah1 BY Ihs nh-
txPeeled spectacle Of cesah.
II ~as Subject Tor psinler. There
lay tie eerpss, ~nh en- oysred eounis-
. RsBee. that snds6nsbls txpsssslon Hhseh
ever dwslls on Iseesof he dead. checking
the NIB siIh sudden swe. and OEtr %
ssoDd MirlaGs. her slight womsh's iorm
drswn proudly Up, ronIToBI'ng the rioters
With .hs hsugLIy bearing .f q pTlssIess,
J hose shine hss bseh broken nt0 BY
sser, hgluus hands. A. hilla distance
~ss lie rsbbls hud9!ed together like a
pack Of hungry selves, s.dd' My startled
by the APPEARANCE Of some pew aud snsI-
j p,c:ed fOr.
ID might have been . minute that the
Two Psruss stood thus regarding eseh 9th
CT. At length MHiam, a. il renrmbsring
her duties ~ The. dead, stopped rs' ersnhy
down and Covered the Ice Of The cVri'se.
Whether it wss that TIE GOb b. ID. BY Tins
Tune, recovered iron their aslOnIshmrni,
or Ihst The suppey .evuBtsnanes had been
what wIiheld them, no sooner had the
daughter PsIlorIed this act VI iilIsl love,
'hsn Ihs rsbbe all II onee.- sppssred TO
recover irOm their c1nsserha Ion. aud Q
voice from their midst gave uneIancs 10
their rags. by crying ouI.
He only eounlerieIts death. Down
wuh The unbelsiS,ng Jews. NJ msreyso
tie skum Of Israel.
That rIbsid challenge found an instant
tehO IN the bosom ii The lIs,t neTs, and
With hungry howl. like jasksls scrDt-
ing prey. The mob rushed lursard.
Miriam. al the frs, sound 81 The speak-
eTs voice. had sPra"g before her fathers
c"rpse. She saw, ~ the faces OF the
mob, and resol ssd To- perish In tie effort
10 preserve her is,he, remain. { ON in
suit. The thought OF Ter lover. Even ~
that AWFUL momen', wss present 10 her
mind Ia Wild wish that he could have
been there To succor her.
Back" she saId waving her arms al
The mob rushed on, ''ha,e ye no me'cy
ior the dead. AN 3. Christian. OF!
then spare my isiaer."
Thou hest said QUE v no 81 emed The
pbfffslsnn d, "a ,i6 r a 70 ,hs .,",. j~--al-ra,
her person. "Thou Chtisnen--'hen,
child ii lha, i'm pioas dug .-Hr!hs -
believe her not, comrades. Cine on"
The crowd had been checked By her
wotds add manner, sseIng ,het leader at
these words lay bands on The maiden,
rushed on aga n. Miriam sprang hsck,
al the same moment, ;ti,neing herseli I'm
The body Of her father, when sud-. My
she saw a troop OF horse headed by a
Cavalier, wheel into tie lsne frum It's ou-
let.
-" Hold. syou villains - stand back
there" Came an authentic voice. Tue
hrsl man that touches thus maiden tlies"
sad lie cavalier check ,ng hts horse in
iull career az he reached tie corpse.
A. this sudden appsr'tion the mob
stood sghas'; they locked al their oan
nuDbs r and then a. that Of The horsemeU;
aud finding themselves out numb ered sui
I"niy hung baes. OILY their leader ven-
'ufed TO speak, but he 100, lei 60 hs bold
VI Miriam.
They arg Jews, Sir Don, and our
awful pres"
Jews GU knave," said The cavslier.
IS Miriam, reco :n'zi g $ sorce, sprsag
MO the arms o. her lot er, " no had slight-
u the moIpGl he checked his steed.
III certify this maiden % be Chris-
IAN: Tor heard her say SD myself just
: We wheeled the corner. See bere,"
nd. with The words. he drew from her
o ON and held aiolt, by the CHAIN 10
'hlch II was attached, the jewelled Grass
Ia. he himself had gwen her. Nov
ack ye rabble, or ill Greer my horse
len ID charge mo yonr m,dst" 80
HIS words were TOO a lhort,li aided
y this display 81 force. to Re JIspnted,
nd The mob were fain to b ,>ten bsck to
re house end eoLlsn themselves with its
undcr. Nuh his, The Cavalier had no
sp 'sIhon TO IH,er:sre, as he knew that
liner hIs..osce. nor tina, o. the whole
unlcipslIty could Withstand the populace
ere. he therefore, ordered his follow-
. 10 take up The dead body "f Minsm's
Ihsr. aud ItfIug into his Saddle he: nov
useless Term, he galoped with Lis troop
way.
Our story is old. II onlv remains 10
pi IN IN CONCLUSION, that SsIvsdo was
longer gFsndee oil Spain having come
10 possess'on Of a title and large estate
tie leah If distant relative. Tue
slant he head If The ti.ings against The
rvs, tearing for MiIsm, he had haslen-
to her side, though hIs relatives affairs
ere ye. unsettled. Arriving a. the time
the riot, and finding he could no. reach
lie house in trout be be,hough. him Of
lie entrance iu the rear-how opportunity
10 reader hes seen,