The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-04-15

I'"H - iHIoll'Fa mat Nc q'iantum prescribed
T. 4 HrhtLtr irnalc NaIie, from iuur TO eight
glasses, according t. the nature Of her COM
palt. and that Il lul, cannot Icrorau,ly SID
more ilan \ mouthiii wi;hou; drawing breath it
"'!l +" seen that ampi" time was afforded On
thu occasion for trt-a trtc The lee being
thus brnkrn and the water qualified. the gentle
man proposed 4 promenade. To which the ltdy
tfttr some little ht~ltttIon acccdc,, and when
VI" great h"li summoned them 10 breakfast, they
r"PaIrrd to the table With excellent npurtitrs.
and cllrrl> glowing with hratlnul hur,. pro
durr'l tr the c>elrl-" Of he morning.
At tea O'Clock the ady issued forth from her
chamber. adorned with new charms hy the re-
cent E'hpT$ OF ti:r toilet. and ,tron@ prn>i,ry
book IN hand. 10 the farthc>t corner Of the great
pl'zza, commenced her studies. 1t happrne,
at the same moment, that the Major. fresh from
ms yalet's hands, hicd h:m>c! to the same cool
retreat to breathe forth the melancholy musings
OF his soul, upon his flute Seeing the lady he
hFstated, begged pardon for his intrueon and
was about TO rrtre--but the ladv assured him
IT was no intrusion at all, and laid aside her
book. The gentleman was soon seated beside
her lie begged to know the subject of her re
searches, and was delighted with the taste dis
played IN the choice Of her author She ear
ncstlv solicited display of his musical talents
and was enrapturrd with every note and when
tn" same impertnent bell which had curtaled
their morning walk. again sounded in their ears
they were surprised to find how swiftly time had
flown, and cha9rnrd that the common place
operation Of eating was 50 often allowed to IN
tcrrupt the feast Of reason and the flow of soul
At tour O'Clock the military stranger handed
Miss shipper into an elegant gig, and drove to
the nrighboring village where r,lmor soon pro
claimed that this interesting pair united in
the holy bands of natrimonv For once the
many tongues of fame spoke trulv-and when
the happy Ma Ior returned with his hlushin@
bride, all could see that the embarra> >mcnt OF
the lover was exchanged for the delighted smile
OF the bridegroom. 1t is hardly necessary to add
that such was the salutarv effect Of th, pleasing
event, that the young couple found themselves
restored mstantaneously 10 perfect health, and
on the following morning they babe a hearty
adleu TO the Saratoga Springs
This is very ungcnteel affair y said Mrs High
flyer. 4 never heafd the beat of it in my born
cried one young lady How shocking !. exclam-
SAID one gentleman. 'She's tickcr | warrant
her . SAID second shes j pirate, by thunder =
roared Captain Eialliard
In the meanwhile the new-married pair were pur-
suing their journey. b, stages, towards the CT
tv of New-York. we all know chow the blcst
charms of nature improve, when we them re-
hected,' and on, and We can readily imagine
how happily the days Of 1halaba past by on this
occasion. Uninterrupted by ceremonious visits,
unrestraned by the presence Of third parties,
rounded by all the Establishments which give en-
chantment to the scene 1t IS not surprising that our
lovers should often digress from the beaten road,