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lCoruinuc(tJrQitiJir*t pa VfW so roucli prepossessed in^^foVoMr^Jr s^r^8sp? i&s llkju?*tf-9K?fitot)y 4?ti(fied, Mid **? g?>*>K 10 dismiss hitrt^irh^n t+*e door of i?n inner S'S?' to i^wSdeliv, tolto Auciriaos isih#m?n, i r^t-i ?M ?kSS"^ ins^jimraediatfl bfe.andSbi?jiclcniit sfimmwm *ir?? CjdaftHtt-: Of gUttd aawr ISSML imrrnn goV t examiai i of ?ii i nil v.'^y thotrti pfc*t of conftf* wlthou tfttTCOlltftest food t'rODOrfv r- f ; a: T ,'!.;> r man face. He informed Huggr that the court of Austria had behcved thy-SU tlie i^irnAQii a f Ohnntzhari hg*r\ itp ,ttn r cofttpUJg^ Aigil ^people h+t\ f for i* <&6uW j been arretted upon ti not be behead that t* t b He and Bel man could have formed ande* ecu ted so daring a plan without the aid of others ; but as no proofs had hiihertpfcp* I p*ared, it w*s detcrn^ioed to bung, them shortly to trial, and for th#t purpose^U* yers fWrtia_"Vicnria to As sist the rnagtsirates of the city. Hi Btow for the tirst time learned the < failure of iblir scheme, and that was under the same roof with him. ?U?w jrversad the reflection was, that his friend's sufferings equalled his yet ht coild ?, not express the joy he fcit at being so Bear ; :Mni. , iha^ he^ mhabUedi&febfim above ftipU. Yfi*iu:c forward his treatment Wits q^uctf less rigor- ^ nni > Weft jfac jaitoft wtwijB Itatfly frtti, observed a profound silence, relaxed Jii$ caution* and came frequently to rfsithimf and though a m&ii of lew word, yctaahis; pres^ace broke W Wuade* J$a; ' htfHfiV 'XTnfti flV^T ni? wiBnf* ? Kv a >~wns ? : pearance. Many were the experiments be tried l^lmLa catetfaunication with :fiol> mant anf^i twfliCllwtcetded. - r^e ?r.?c^^^l. ?hB mtthxw nKtch vedhght irito/his cell st?rra4 iw frgnl ifUbfhaj of Bolinan. 1 He picked a piece of Ihnt ^ the waHV and. WUb U scratched a f*tf words upon a , black silk bai.dkfcK^hief he wore about, ty* peckjj 'ifea^Wing it %rpoci f stl^^he elided up the aide of the i^m^ ahdHrais ed the stuck ?r nfear the common window as iMric^Jaid, till it h?? aUrackedt the at tention of Bokvan, ^9, after many ef forts, madf himself mastc? of" U, and re* turned lo^ awwcr- by the same method. Delighted oyetcome this dif ficulty I hey hever sutler d a day to without some communication. To W 3p5^^feS^Wre indebttd%or^the means pf rfldariiig their situation still more com- v 3brtable^ byengagrngt ^6m ahort but by degree# uecomc iuft. hatciy, they were permitted to pats seme ppdiiraf' effcry da> *oi(etlfelw':/Tlie ;to1tow :W$m Wihtw *6y HUljrtKMO a n<*?:fttend and relation, which, ?Sfj it ' dtiaibcsr^jlwlMllfc ?n a forcible manner, ought ym>t to { omitted : \:; ? iw* . f "'.. - . v ;-JL "li? eqi?ny %oorwrtfcow tkii ?B*tr >ntay< tote been n presented, or what may; ie tWt^ht iit tfceae time* ?T an attempt *W2L&ssa*'-r1 Mras iieii I i^ashl r)#w L-^^JL ? ?? wltkh prudence ?ouW not foresee, the mottrfioation ?Pia<^ailu?*r wore ?4* England write 16 friends, to be (Mettled from m f chains, or |>ermitted jM* toalkst M course w^^^wotJdTw ? Mi foremy^ltas^? u In *Uch a situation, the consciousheSs alone of Hating done nothing di|honest or , dMorabt^ could afb^d tisfactiotit inspire thai stem ptU^ice; necessary to suppott caimly so sudden and . p^ve'r^wlh rev^aWJUg(|M i|q^^p|gfe $aa convinced ^MT that a mintt at peace with itself can in no situation be unhaffcpy* Uady habit also soon removed. the unplea sant sensations excited by disagreeable and unaccustomed objects^ and the mind^l which nd power can retain, will always de. rive consolation Irom hope, and rarely wikht some object to be actively employed upon, lily frieftd and companion, Mr. Ffolman, waiin the same 4iot>tey and our ef*>)rts to establish some *6i?monicati0n, or to pmcure a momentary interview, ?f. for<K ri exerche tor invention, and in pro* tC1 Xfi&T'JL'-'ZUSi wisoes, tnc smallest iwctus ram 40S of J^ojects and elcpeetatioo. j I also loufW meannto disthj^SKe myself tny PMftis, an fMt avir eftvotrfcti Wroi power of Words to (Mficribe. Tiia stare, liberated by thebotinffof his master. e< pertences sirn?^1 to ftvj *?' feet oblipfation fpfift favour AnfctTeH % btrt person fortairly freej breaking the chaip of tyranny ab4*pptess??n, ijas the doubl* lyrtK bis ttbewy by his oWH txfhioiSP >^1 ***' '. ? ? ? ? ? ? ?* **? ? - ? "* ~ ?* 1 - r* ^ -*? - ' -* r xtyhfrt if a difficulty attending tht mod* of contmunU&tiori hrrr drnc*ibfd, f'JT tdhi&h fV ilo nui to acconnt . - '4hr writer 4/ \fhe (trttclr trihn.j in thin hnrancc to have fctktn wCfi'n iW> . Hugotft* relation inarenratehj. \ ? ? - '? 1 *Mhre wis but ideal, for I was aflill sur round* iY with w*lls and sentinels > it was - an event which -?nigftt* be nf such rnnsr l;did nqt permit th^ reality w d m^r1 WS?mb,kh mjwx i 3V7 ? WT" ? ?' and 1 probably felt morjs enjoyment at that mora *mT thaff m %eoct*l ^ half or ftie world ever experienced in their hves, evdfc those possessing freedom, wealth, and friend*. w My long captivity h*s not then been w hoi i y miser able, nor w tthout some pleasure* * r *-7- :. / ' J/^v* ^ ' iW. - ?> ?' At lengthy the end of aevefc months, they wcrcffiprmevl that the w^i c arrived. Jhe -government by thi? \iwc was satisfied that the attempt to \\ ^berate -FfcjeUe nv as planned indept ndenily by two adventurers, . and that it was uot a plot <m4 the ojr Franco, in 1 which the gavrt*ou ot Qloautx at 4?e$; - 'waa concerned, if it were hot tinofV widely %?; extended i and upon ,tb*ir tgafc, the sole ?Cay ol Having alternated to i-i*iue rw-^? men?* / % : . fit. This tact |*ing proved, they >*ere r*> J manded to ibeir prison* to wait the W f jfccnccwlMA was be pronounced apraipfrfc nfci^Jnr^ _ 4 i?m 1 1 ^ them by the supreme ipa^isLri^* wjr were now, however permit^cUjyery indul iretice but liberty ? It was some days bo* Llure^ey heard fronf W-? and when ?^^SmeT aaUmlahed >aod jMjfc founded to hear from Wra. vhuttbeir.pyn- < ^Tshment was intendedyto bcJjnpnsaDnn >e nt for life, Jie however consoled them b> 'hintiing, that it ttuyr could by any ineans L^rpc.utc- moriey, thiji Sentence might b tr c) ranged to one much leaa severe, a**iue- 1 niaihad^WKb l^e magistrate tp pop* his wjiat aemencV%e^bought proper, or even to release entirely. Holm an had Dp i fortune, and as Hnger had do credit i|u \ Austria, it would be a long fipe before hp j Jtould recerye a rcmUtknctf^irom I-nodon,^ Wr ? , their guardian angel* promised to dd all ho could Jo v them* ; . \ tlie.ticimiy reiulM | Rus- I r/ man, of most polished manners/ '-is- greatest benayolence of hcatfr| " ?? joyed perfect tnfop*-i ^^^Tipieikl?ihip they were congenial soul*. ' W had made him acquainted* 1 with tfef tefrofc of their* atory ; ittBHjgh , I htm had becpable 10 administer ?jja q*5tr ; coin l to advance them whate$tf,ftyMM Itl >ey? might > want to accomplish xheir re 4e^, and to tMHy thfcir c*fp?^ toi Uan\burgK.? Having thus removed the, greatasi' diffieulth, his next caffe to sound the sentiments nt the magistrate. This Lbt cdnliji easily effect, as, in the capacity of inter pre ter.he had ^o^tant communi cation with him. He %ooi^j6lM|M llhflt' the ma^trate was not averse to his speak ing in theib favour; and when he artfully in?iMft|fl*feat * large reward would cei - tainly at ton d his dfelHrtng himaelf inollnedi (O pardoh, he found ^he^waa littenlng tofj H?ving pained Ai. point, he vet* aoon came to an eclaircise rteni. The magistvkte n.?le an | taftKlemand kaid it ;*M u^eTekir ho ? Wim ^ go to tiife ^ia ^ r ter<i)s; iOuif aa^^ie kot^r ei Of their could ?% vnw ?i?ci - ?iik>o wh^they hm i i& gjv^? and theieford the inmost he cotrtd expect. if | fifty pieces. He refund AM I I I ,,|rt*tnakin? at Vtenn* fct- wWreleawi [ the I'prifaheti, Which he^ had n< * would tttcceed. ?i amgn^st otl [' English ?nd Ain J|U/t:, jarobafi?k.,w kxerted ttKm?eI|e? io their favor. fright magistrate at last yitUtMpW) impulse ifwiri&e, and ?ftrerf^MXjy fcthe ptiaonen Would *e?d 'hirrf ih f/n?jr, b^ui?' vbeV(|*ftthe prison, th*T be reltated the next day To this Bawet?<r thnrtBly-.lwiet^ to daj all would Jather await tl,e r??ttlt.? tion at Vienna, than p?r\ ??1 [ -*>j ? ? v Ag fe? m| ju. 1 '? . i ?? ' \Y?rr T, , stock of money at ao unreri.ainty ed that hf himself woo1 J ^ curily, and be ana weir money in case | this ne i>o| ters bcltig aoon 'imptil years, jo *?e*h eapir^ion ' cf jrhic were released from prison* ^They imm diately repaired to the hotise of the mvfgi trate to ittun^ him rhanka for the ma indulgences he* bad ajh>we<llhem, arid u I rilYi him* at parting, the I waaj^rtfe hishapda. 4 i ittbesupposedthefitiadoiilong atay 1 it, J Ohrtut* ; 00 longer than was neeaa^ry \M pour out their grateful ack^owledKemen s . tft tbeHosslan n^bkfftan, at id ? above all, t Ut the noble. m#h?U:<U ^enefofiSfW ? -r?, to j whose kindnHs they owed 4)! the <x>^fntf4 they ''had experienced in prison* and to %hose friendly and humane exertiona thejr were ultimately indebted 'for their libera tion. M. de la Fayette, tJ?e unfoitunafe ca\jsr of their distresses, remained in cor. on sum tinement till ihe close of the year 1797' when, upon a p^iu-x taking place between Austria *ik! biL w^ \x leased at Ilic ? - p.? - xl^TlO \l MV request of the V wench Lieutud iiouupuvU C Here foTTo%os a teller from Fay a lie to Air, *V jfeff) rxfirestivg , in the highest terms, hi* frratitude for the great friendship lAown him in thie, c/iixnjlrtc enicrprize . T*hcJoMov)inf? t? ihe conctudivg sentence .] u My dear llugcr, when can 1 hope tor the delightful pleasure to meet with you Kjg&Hit to talk over the circumstancts so 1 hunuruWe to you, _fo to me, o? " your noble, kind, and admirable conduct, jn thermos generous attempt thai lever beafrd ofi -to express to you at least a pare of the veneration and gi?iitude which ^our personal character, your magnani moui friendship, your heroic exertions in tmy. behalf* have so highly deserved, and by which I am nappy to be forever bound tu foti by all the sentiments that can at ? ' t tie ligait ul your ^latctul and a< fee* My mrtur out ?/ Uic ^ |.|| ? ? ? ?wa*<Tl* VU? VJ UIC ? hono abie i iii? #' bptiipuiiy, fo we directed, to iU be scud before th^ court house in (am* ci fAcv$rii Mo7ida+mnd , J vcMfry in - St/tt ember nexty within the learnt hours of 200 acres of J&nd, more or tanfi fcftutote in the district of Lahcastcr, on th? N^anhiW creek, adjoining land* bekmg \r ing to Moses White, Mrs. Dunlap, and James Massay* levied on as ihe property ot' jMfintha White, adm'x of Jpsaph White, deceased, at tbi' rtlH of Mary ai d Isabella White.? Cundtt ions, cash in apecie ; pu /?kot""" ? ? ' " ' - * "?l J ' * ~m I - 1- - ;r-l^ y11*1 ; ; ? HlwP 8* Pft Sh?T'frj^' u 'gBqMt.n, Aug s.'lilC. ? . division among the Kmc. less, *??fln)r'a Qu?? erty of William to fcfiect a 0 ^^JLonditionst six | pinnthi cm^i wijl be gWenjbr qne Wf ity aital a mortgage of (he proper ? for aheilff titlea. il.S S. LfcE, Sheriff, K. D, ? --- "* ?*? ~ '?? r ? i ? ? 1^1 mm> fiy virtue qf Sund\y Jixecution* Uk mi di' ^ rectcd, ynU 6jc*o/4 <m tfcjfaif&pdiy and TUesday in September nexty before the court h6tae in Oatncfcr?% vnthin the lega> Loty'bouiMHng on York (4S(ri?t? ^flh a bMMMnilWhft t?K)p theiecn , provemenin ihcrebq, on tlie?aouth east cor | net of Broad a\id likcW^e a prim Negri time atlhj bUU.mirt*. w^levied una, the property of Alexander M'Kacat \he. separate suits df Seth Tibbits and John Dobjfi^i TryiVr * ' ' Conditions fcash^ purchasers to pay for I SNriflf mle* and gf sale, ; FftANCIS S. LEL, K. D. C?*?8?ir,^. |?? 1816. ' Camden, Aug. 7, 1816. il.r i , ? i. > ,. ,#OR SALE or prtpniscfc, on a?1nt5.m *e?*ly opposite W^lfoit^ilicei re cently occupied bv Doctor Ciritiv Afty dtq&toed to purchase ?*icVpmni|*t tiikf tkpccl 1 o v:- 1 ? gre*t Mr^in *!?***?? Itbefal credit *i!l p**T^ 7?S >n: QU?SCRII??ON pspen "htswl O by the TrtiMee* of WSAtfTfcE STEAM Bc*\T < O MP ANY, may he tuttn at ihc St<M?e pf Mui'rl Binkh^m le Co. and tt Me*s'f* 1>KK k Person* detttrous of be?a>jn?ng subscriber* are Invited to cotnefcvwatd. ; Jtrtte 6< \&M < 'n. . ? . ? ? nfrnw Dig* '" ? .J ?P" 7< i *' *?' > . * \ Of hVlRT DK SCRIPT lOM, **tCUTRD VffTH ^WKATIftW **0 A?CV**<:t Jk*r *H* t -tU+f&'JHt DtMCKOr THK ' ' *> CAM"I>KN GAZETTE; W here may l>? harl BLANKS FOR LAWYERS, MAOIST KAT1S, SIIF, HJFFS, S<'..