The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-10

'ime Mas afforded On this nCCasia.
for a icte a tcif.---ihe ice being thp'
hrokcp, and the MATER duly unnNcl
the gentleman proposed proucn
ale. 10 which the iady. after som
little hcsitation, acceded ; and whct
the great bell summoned them te
breakfast. they repaired to the iablf
with excellent appetites. aud cheek
glowing with hcalthIul hurs. produ-
ced by the exercise d The mnrnine
At ten O'Clock Inc Lady issued
iurlh from her chamber adrr1 ed
with new charms. by the reccut In
bors OF the toilette. aud strolling
peusisely, hook in hand. to the fal
th st cor e. of the great piazza,
commenced her studies. ithappcn-
ell. IT the same IN ,men,, that the
Najar, fresh from his Wallets hands.
tlei himself 81 the seme cool retreat.
Ia breathe forth the melancholy mt
sings Of his soul. upon his nate.
Seeing the badly, III hesifateli, begged
pardon r. his intrusion. and vas
about Il retire bui the lady as4nr-
ed him twas mo Intrusion al all.
aud Laid asld her book. The gen
tlcman Vas soon seated beside her.
IL begged t. know Tn subject 81
her researches. and Was delighted
with the taste displayed IN the choice
Of brr author ; she earnestly soil
cited ii display orhis mdslcal ia!ents.
and WIS ~. aptured with every note:
AID Whrh tnc sane npertlnrnt bell
which uai Curtailed their morning
walk, again sounded in their ears,
they were surprised 10 find boN
swiftly time had ilown, aud cbagrlu-
ed that the common place operation
of eating was 81 otten allowed 10 in
trrrupt the feast OF reason and the
flow II w
Atf7or O'clock the military ,trao
90 handel Miss Slmpe, INTO an 81
rsaat zig. aud drove h the neigh.
aaeng Village; where rnmour sopu
-. II. I'll that tins Interesting par
nfe united IN the holy bands 81
ma.elmany. For once thu many
###= - l. fame spoke truIy--aud
aata tie n"ppy Mayor returncd
VITA MS b ASIA = bride, all could see
thu the embarrassment Of the lover
Vas - banged ilr the triumphant
smile At n.r delighted bridegroom.
II IL hardly necessary II add that
such MS the sllntary effect OF this
/ plrasng event, that the young Cou-
! pie fond themselves restored iu-
simultaneously t. perfect hcalt0 and
On The following morning they bade
adlen To Saratoga Sprlngs.
/ Ibis IS "a very unsenirel aifdlr''
aaid Mrs. Iiighllyer. Il oe,er hear
the beal oil it in my born days !! said
II a sap Keepers lady. NOW I'm
ny : eried one young lRdy. H."
sh# kln1 : cx ialmed pthcr. y
ed, t5a's a Keen, smaet grl = SAID
one gentleman. >ne's a Ticker,
( Warrant her = said second. shes
a pirate. by thunderl' roared Cap
tain iiailiard.
In the mean while the new MARI.
ed pair were pursuing their j0urney,
b. easy stages towards the city oi
New York. We all know hpw the
blest cbarms Of nature improves
WHEN We see them reilected,' and &
on, and we can readily imagine
how happily the days Ut Tbal'ba
past by on this occasion. Uuiuter-
r0nted by ccrcmoniDus visits, uure-
strained by theprcsence ofthird par.
ties. surrounded by all the blandish
ment which gives enchaDtmcnt to tho
rural scene, it IS u | surprising that
our lovers should often digrrs- frou
the beaten road. and Is often lioEeI
at romantic spot, or secluded cot
tage.
Several days had NOW elapsed
and neither party had made any di,
closure 10 the other upon the impor
tant subject of finance. As the,
were drawing near the end of thelI
journey. the Maior thought 1t adyl
,abIr 10 breach this delif ate matter
10 us bride. 1t vas upon iiu'
summer evening, - they sat by :
window. at An inn. enjoying thu
beauties OF an extensive landscape
that this memorable conversation
occurrcd.-They ha been anus.
lag themselves with that kind o
snldl taN which new married folks
Gnd 80 vastly pleasant as how
much they love one another, ant
how happy they intend to be, an'
what fine thing 1t IS Tor two tOnC