The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-20

ibe fastest and strongest apimaI in the es.
tabllshment, and one that nad never failed
me N any emergency. | IL the lamps, for
the night was iutenaely dark, and | felt con-
vlnged that We shoud require hem. Tie
proprietor oi the hoIe gave Ine paper, but
,04d me nut to read il ill we had proceeded a
lew miles on the road, ana informed me at
he same 'me IN what direction To drive, =
Inc paper nc added would give me further
instructions. @ a 4n&
| was seated IN ~ The vehicle, buslly engaged
IN lnstnng the leather apron on the side
winch sat, in o'det TO protect my limbs
from The cold, .ahen spmsbody seated him
sell beside me. ! heard Tho landlord cry,
Drive on and, without hooking round, |
iashcd ihe mare INTO a very last trol. Even
now, "hae Wfle, leel N some degree the
IHcPIddatlon winch stole over me Ihen |
discovered who my companion was. | had
not gone lar before was made acquainted
with TINS astounding fact II was as ,hough
an elec"Ic' shoek lfsd suddenly ard unex>
pectcdly been impaired Iomyframe; or as,
III moment OF periect happiness, | had been
h0s'liy plunged inlo The greatest danger
ana distress a benumbihg chliness tan
'hfough me- and my tn0Hlll AL at once be-
came dly ana paIched. WHITTIER was TO
idiWe! ! Enew mol WHO AMI what was
my companion! was equally Ignoraht.-'.
~ was 'he mah dressea 70 lanlasllcally whom
1 hao seeh al'gh' iiom the coach; whose APP
PeaFallce ana heXplcabe cohdact had alarm
eo Whoie estapfisHnent;" whose character
was mailer OF speculation to everybody
with whom he had come N contact. This
YVES The substance ot my knowledge. For
aught Rnew' lie mlg"' pc -. But no
matter. Lac qnestoh lhai most concerned
me Was' no" was ! i" eXtIica'e myself IRON
'h'S "''e,n"'a -, ~~''"'c" was Inc bHst course
- "uoP'' ~ 'u'n p"cN' ana oeclare
Woulu ho' 'raEei IN siicba nlgh', Win 81
S"ange pe'so'' Ut u P,oseed on my jour"
"eyt g'e@lly ie'fed me former step
"ouid NC ialai 10 my oWh Interests. be
soes' shouio De exposed 10 lhe sneefs and
laugh'er oi an VINO khe"Ame' NO: had
s'ar,eo' a"i wouli Piocecd, wh1teVei
hlgh' DC 'le issue ol me adventure.
! III Ie" minutes we tiao emerged from
the 'o"h' MY courage was no" put TO The
SeNeresl l"st. me Cneellut aspecl OF inc
'lIeets, ana me gn' thrown rom the lamp;
anu ie" sIoP "lho""s' ana lH'her'o onoyec
inc up, but my energy ana lirmhess, lell
were oeglNHlhg 10 deserl me. Ihe road on
"Nlch we mao eh'eied was great thorough
! saFe as my di1e' ouI ALA y'1alh -hhur oilhe
| ihlghi ala mol expect 10 meet either horse
|
soI''Aty journey. cast my eyes belofe nc
hut c"uIu not ueScerh single light burning
III the Hstanee. "2 h'sh' was thIck ant
nhwhn'esoMe' ana no' a star was to he seen
lin Tue heavens lhcte was another matter
w.lcA caused "e great uteaS'hess. was
lq"ie unarmed, ana uhpr"pAred tor any at
'ack, should my companion be disposed II
take advantage OF thai circumstance. These
things fl shed across my mind, nnd made
! a mere lofclhle impression lhah they tl'gh
otherwise nave done, rom me laci OF mnr
der having Oeeh committed IN The GlslrIc
"ny a lew weeks before, uder the most ag
gravaIed circumstances, An hypothesis sng
geSled lise! Y. was ll's man the PeFpetra'o
| ot that deed--'he wretch VINO was endelv'
oIInE 10 escape nom lhe nIlceFs "i justice
AUG VINO was s''ama'lz2d win NE toulest
the bacEes' crime mat man could be gnL y
I"l! Appearances were against MN. why
should lie Ih'es' 'l'hsei' WIN s1cha misery
"hy conceal l's 'ace III 50 uhaccountaoie
manHet! "hal out n man conscious OF guIl
Oh me o"tNeS' c''meS' wo"ld so 'utt'Veiy en-
Ter an nm ana Afterwards S'ea' away un@e
'he uafSheSs OF ",Sh'' "heh no mortal eyt
c"oiu ocho'u nun lfhe was sehsibie OF IN
In"cence' nc ''sH' nave ueieffeo ms jonfhe!
l'i' '''e morning. anu 'aSeu, Wl't 'o iofll'ud'
o' man. 'he o'o"u li9h' OF uay' alu me scfu
''hy o man say appearances were a
e"'nS' f'''' "n' ''el. more ""u more con
i''"ceo' '''"' ""H'gtet n' 'porue'ef was =
! wha'eNe' ms 1''' uoeuS 'n'g"' "ave oeen Una
'ne Pfes"n' Journey was 'nS''ga'cd ny lea
ana np'e','"SIo" io' '''s Pe'S"noI Sa'ety' bn
was ~ W W. 'LS"o"'s"' VI "'s ue''"ot
a"Ie wv ! +" % P"t i" WV lnc"hEenl' ,,
ence ~ ~ "oef ,o 70 ,1v"F ot w oSSnSs y ht
'ho"S"' u'S'''''e" '''H ." '"9 AZ, s0"1' 'na' !
ahou'u NOT 0S SV' My he'Ft chaieu ah'
're''ec AZ ,u0 'asN .n'' na, oeen put uPo'
me- W! o1"ol oPleo ""p ,nu ePa''oH a
nc pare 'dea OF OOelng ','"o INC Io"' o. s.
""'lo"eu u purpose Wa ', IeS"iVeu' tSS, q,
g'ou"u NY 'ee',' "''n rSg'' s,uSlao" 'n' u,
,e'ns w /" 's''''' ''o''' "s'o''ii'"eu u
DC 10 o' 'n9 man ,'py, eteu .,, 70 al'e'np' "
Iues'roy n'"' 'a.neI ~" y s"Qu'o po so'a '"''
mao assisted III MS escape i.,l,sa.
az s''i''e u0,a''ce iul'"eI ~, " 'iist9 " was
,iVer suitable ior ,,. lna' PuiPosv rlInlYh Oh
us eu"'" NC c'e'u III .D', 'n""'en' ne puSue.
nv Wv s''eau' ~ oe'''i P'''es u was SUI
In1'e"''y oee ? 70 u'pWn 2'Nu, -o"e el's"''
s'onGe lC Pe'NeAen VS. ~ ,"e escSPep' y