The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-08-03

fore him. lie took It up and read an fol
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Dearest Dad eleet-Dan't hp IN a net D.
h.iug diddied. We have got, at least,
fourteen or Fifteen hairB start of ,u1 . SO
)on nerd not Waste ypa Time Il mouly In
pursuit. l aD going lo be married n Paris,
aud To do Inc thing ge,ilerlly, so that til.
tainiiy VIII have 10 catse To he ashamed
utn, A what Is done cart be iindone, |
hey yon vii send ne, for my Bidiy's sake,
4 hitter ol credit on Paris, as | have only
Just cash for Inc Journey. | am, your du.
tii"i snnln law elect. L. U'DANDY.
Stole away - ronred out old S%te,l.l.
char, with Il tremendous oath. "'rhrown
nj .jachied by that -pnppy But atop /;
lei - nave n hook NJ the eonntry y said hr,
US ie shaleled opa map Afier u mnment's
consideration, n lond tally-ho proclaim
I'd bis rising hopes, that he shnuld ,ei
"tctlake ~th'lusitl,es. "L,nch,' said ht,
a" harness the black maze with al speed.
All, the puppy he won't JOCKEY M osI
sportsman su easy In such eSeiamAtisns
he vented his feelings till the mars VAS
brought Ia il,c iner, aud he then drove IL
hlnsalowp, which hr reached iosl In time
to step on board the BRUSH steamer. Oh
his arrival at Bristol, lac puslcd nilhoa,
stopping NJ Southampton, where be found
IN" steamer which mon from that r,ace 10
hiNre dc Grace. ~ oilcr uf Coo induced
Tie 'antain IN put la SEA with all possible
expedition, aud IN the course at a fen
hours he landed nj %llnvrr. tienre his
Journey 10 Paris WAS quickly made. H..
then took up his station al Mamicc's, and,
having refreshed himself, quietly waited
the arrival of the runaways.
In duo TINT, mp drove, with furious haste,
a rumble tumble, French Carriage, con.
lhlh'ns the enamoured pair. Paddy hand
ed out his prize, foil of triumph aud ex
aul'ahon, l~nl,aiing With delight the
ilekliny sounds al .Mdor .llg2aisc from,
the Positions. But suddenly appeared the
horrible ,isioo of old St,rpicvl.asc. Miss
D'ddy Went admirably through the regular
toi'n 81 a load scream, adroitiy %tainting
'"'o NV arms os n @~..dsame French Gar
con, VINO stood neal her. A for rauay
M WAS almost lrtrifed with hu,ror. III
seemed as though he would gladly have
Disappeared. Trembling and pale, he
glanced t%eaflully on III, huge hunting whip
which portcntIously swung 10 and fro IN
The us, of Old Streptechnsr, VITO stood
nnn'ily with tlis arms u kimbn in front al
l""i taduy, eIllo)# lig ms terror aId cum
fusion. Al ienslh 10 his innNIressible 10
li.i, old Sierllecbasr, ~ u lme oi mock
gravity, thus addressed him" Dcareoi,
mt elrct, son in laN, don't be 10 a pet ~
being diddied. When you wan, 10 GEL the
tart "i an Old foxhnnlrr, TAXI rutr HAT you
know the country over which the hport
lies. M" find Ihp shortest way back 10
Dublin troop u
Paddy NEEDED NO mare, Tir Turned mp.
nn his heel, md scarcely fl the heavy
kick of Did St.cplrelnst's boot, which,
applied To his rear, lifted him mratly three
feet from the ground. In old gcnllcuMn
Ieisurcly returned With his daughter and
l,eport says that Paddy O'Dandy was seen
II k'nphH1mn, sneaklps out rs n sicrr"go
passenger from the Bristol stream pavkpt,
.hnrn of all has beams, having pledged, at
Southampton, all he could tied8e 10 pay
the expense vi his passage home.