Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-29

1rrStl Ss shIeiiyas you may. God blsa y16! r0 HiIh fhese words ne p.r..-x. flsr fia1 lestli|r., She rslzsd Ihs pres'oa
 x. sksl| sSss i.ssr Y l1don me, sseueral, ana haniilv auiilieR the camp, .ehs return ed to 1l,e hanse Df her father. fn less u'a. heIrnn7 hour liiis nolle gill was ,Sn liie hael afa 6esl hofse andswiih tiie dispsIcli cafe. f,lIv conceal8d in her dress, she dashed do9n tIbe road al1he the banks or the Sa Inas. fe was not long before the circuu'. sIk06E was M0ised through ilse camp, sud dhlhV q brave soldier who had never leag. edg6 face dealh 6is Fbe baiie'neld, hIng hls hend in very shame that young 9Irl should have seieed upon the glory of such an en, fefnriSe. i. Volunteers were now offered as ihisk nS Blsck Berries, only one 0l whom WIS aecepied. and he was sent i0 General Ma, rion. llswas urged by some that the gif could not possibly reach Sumpirrss camp, and kence it would De necessary Io send hl,lae one else ih tho same difeciiun. b,,s tlIe General setfled that by saying she was Id 0ODd as any two men e1n The Aitnvs and ' usiietfieF she reached Ref desliilafiiin uF ani , huho0v should slIare afer laureia. fa
 The Iiraf day dt Emily 'sF jOurtey passed z a ,tav without any incident 'oi niAaIenl, and ~ the aiQhtshe passed al the house of n plant- er. But before ihe close of, ihe second day while passing through wood she fell s,ldN denly oc1 party oi armed tories. Coming from the direction of General Greenes carp, their suspicious were excited, and leReiing their mnskets at her, they c0m- ma6ded her 10 halt. This she did dwifhnms hesilatioo, or any sppareat embaIrassnens1 wien 1ne. of tie fellows seixing ibe refusal '' ilet 'Iiufse, demsn snded wlience she came and Whilher she was going. sd .icome ron my father, Hans Griger, aud % 10 my brother, who lives near Ofanae6urgh,' was her brief reply.
 SBefne you proceed, yoa will4gD wiih as fe. my house. am sure my wife will be \ Qlsd 10 see vou,' said Inc tory. t5.8
 Assumed by esheir manner that they in. tended nO, personal harm 10, her, she con
 isented with apparent cheerl1lness. The house to which they led her lay about hall . mile disiant, and, having arrived Ilere she was immediately locked up alone il, . room. Apprehending that she might be subjected to a search, lhet quick minded girl ats piece bs piece iLe dispatch ilal he'd been ettfusied her by Generaf1G reeEe. and scarcely had she completed fLe tiry an0 nnsavor7 fepast, wifen the expected wife ~0f the tory entered the apartment and con,s .lne1ceG a close and prying scrutiny If her clothes, hair and person. Thus much i've must place 10 ihe credii of the torres, wIlo, with all their brutality upwards il,e districts had The sdelicacy 10 leave lhe examina lion of the person of this girl iu female hands.
 Finding nothing of a suspicious cliarac. lefupan her. she was at length permitted 10 depart, and on the ,fBlt0Wing day she arrived safely at tAe camp of Gen. Stump
 ter. and delivered .l the officers word fur word the message with which she Lad been
 entrusted. Tue message had much iO do 'fn breaking the power of the British, and c:osing the account of the RevuIutun in South Caroline. The plans of. lhe enemy was frustrated; the American forces in the
 province was concentrated and tie bau.e
 of Eutaw Springs followed. Emily Gsiver -'wasibfta A0ug dime ihe toast of the pairio- iica army lE.the South; aatl ilie Heroine 0fi the SalIdAs vas nevef i,ryOiien hyell.al' 6tase and faltfal palriol, General N slhan5
 iel Greene. \ .IsfnaEsrfxe lsciDsNr. N few days aincs hds iilhe village isis Eee, il lIis county. Nh6se husband NIsed during fife past winter, was by the edepari,re nl snssie remaining members of lile family, lcfia al.nie wMh her daughter and servani,, l,,r ibe flfss iltne. On opshiilg the innr slurinat.le evening, large dag was discovered Tying m ile door naai. Not thinking lis pre
 aenCe desirable al fiIal i:h,e,. ror wishing to induce him 10 leave his owner, repeatcd cadeavdFs were made io disIalge him, bu, without efisci, the tlag seeming determined !osiay and railIeriseeking io be caressed, NeWas permitted 10 remain. and, tue house was closed for the nigl,i. In tie nlosning, lihe lianlifnl 'aHinal was iSnn nIs iris y5!ace, outspon stter the family were asi,r, lie dis appeared, and, nothing mpfe was seen s,l nm until evening, when he resumed his guard 0n the lq0F mat. This le hAs slii continued 10 do, although he has Doi iin,i wllnsn day or two been led by the family :. He manltssls great ai,achmenis. eacl men1ef of the family and shows his waacii iuAcaFe by going i0 ske Pnsi Office wit ,he servant girl in ilie evening aRd barkip,
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 Ee csme from, is Inknosvn by any VI, |. have yet heen made Acquainted with ih circumstances. Certain q is ,l,al 'he is. Ec ;, ing noble part in pris,ecring inc ss Wida ana ia,Isflsss N Iss 'toi tl,is an afTrctir ,.. instance 6f Gads bfatv;SHieiiiai care lssk psopls and ! sirihing proof 0f the irntis,
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 bNlmQre particularly to young men. vi
 ever you do, do ii earnestly, zealously
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