The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-01-29


sellso utterly neglected, that the sensation
of being q, ,nobpdy--a nobniiy lou amongst
niggcrs !-ior the nome ut completely y oyer-
c4me bin. A feeble ray of hope MAS sx-
cited shortly afterwards, in his .desponden.
heart .by. y hint, gathered from the, signs
made BY The negro iu Tbose hnt he lye'L
thai . prcjecs was eptertsinrds 10 high
quarters, ol giving hims eost lamprblack,
and selling him as slave; but this idea was
abandoned by its eoriginalors. pos,ibly Tor
want pf opp,'ftpRl,s ~ tcarry A. out. Npw
our adventures. had observed that sd long
as he had 4 charge Of yunppw,ler left 10
give away. the black men had almGst wor-
shipped him as M inearnatiun ot the Mumbo
Jumba sdvfed BY tllrir ialhrrs, Reheeting
on this, II occurred TO him that il. by any
possibiiits. he could ronlftyr 10. Iuanuiac-
lure lresh supply Of the, valued com nuli-
". his iortupss wauld be comparatively
steure.lg n IIt8L Il IHtftf
No sooner had this idea ARISEN IL. he,
brain. than. with prodig,ous perssrerancis
he proeesded TO surk TOW ards It's reli-
Z.tion. The worst 0l i, Was, that he knew
the native names nenh.r ~ chareoaI, sui.
phur. nor nitre. No matter; his stern va!
Itinn was pronf sgain.t all ,lfIicnlties.
Having unce convened his design ts The
negroes, he found them eager TO assist him.
though, as'diiicut!v 'stusr, II required all
the ednidenrt@ Of coafAye anil 'hoprtui ener
" 10 cohtrol their sass.e l,hpatirnce. ;'fht
A.. a
pretending that Il va. YET Unfinished Ne
va, cnabied 10 try a tnitl,, in which hr
lriamphed u,er an "bs,acIrs. wh-n .tRr
ntsruc. had really lusd~d ,heir niuskels with
his powder, snd llred iHem IA 'in rvle5ratihn
Of TIE event, they indrrd resere,I The stran
ger a. superior and marvelISYs being
Fur nearly rightesn months lIIe German
rsInaiued III the cast. II ~ss part sareiy
VISITED, aud tie fegr".s ~oulh not allow
him 10 make any aiicnpt 20 triyei Ia 3
norc lresnebted place. .'rhas he CONTINUED,
to make guap"sder for his barbaroas
friends. aud 10 live. according 10 thsir no
lInns, like prince = ior 90 do King Boc.
ca.Brca ejasttce. WHEN he learned oar
.irIen1ls value, he itestrd him like nan
anrl a bruthcr. Mhat might have been his
fate had I've awaited IN adj. tlesp"ndrncy
the arrival nl q vessel As ~ wa,, the
.negrors crowded The beach, anh fred aofi
reprstsd salyos nj Ills departure. Doubtless
hls name will descrnd though nrany a dus-
ky genefstiUu as the teacher ui that art
.whirh they still praetrce, carrying on q
lucr-iive commerce 10 guup"wdrr with the
neIghb"ring tribes. A small square chest
OF solil:dusi, WHICH the escapr,l tictim Of
Jcsult fraud brought back 10 Europe, WAS
nu inappropriate pronf Of the pnliey ol do.
ing sumsthing " in tue mrautime," while
waiting. however anxisusly, 10 do som,Ih.
i"g ELSE aa@a #.*@ t4a @..t sa+ .~t .-u eea
We knew anoihsr case in point. slsu
connected ai,hihe ia,r king Of the French.
". de C. was, On the dnw niail pf that
monarch. in posssssiun Of very handsome
pensiun tor past services. The revolution
caipe aud his pension was Suspended. Ills
wife vas wuinsns of energy she saw that
the pension might be- recovered By making
proper representations in The right quar-.
ters but she alse saw that tuinous emDar-
rsssruen. and deb, might accrue IN the in.
terin. H-rhauss "a. handsomely furnish.
ed--shs had been brlnighilup in the lap pi
wealth and luxury. Sbs did n"t hesitate (;
she turnrd her I,nuss into h,dgIng hou,r.
sank the pride Of rank. attended TO all the
duties ef susl.a station, aud---what vas The
resslt when. at the end af three years,
VI. de G----- tseevered hls pension. he ow-
ed nobOdy farlhing. and The arrears SUI.
iieed 10 duwer yne Of his daughters about
70 ,narry d gentleman of large fortune, who
had become acquainted with her by iutg.
ipg IN their house. Nine. de M-s
fashionable friends thought her condust
very shocking. But what might have be.
CONG Of The family In three years Of peti
llohhlnel :. IL - rn.na