The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-28

hHH' however. nNersfenpeh tue iIne,
and | saw her no more
Three wears elapsed, during
which the N ior traserses. explpr-
50 lakes. aud srcs TIE cites and man-
ners nj many blacks, aud Mt lasl
returns by the same road. and
halta. sait memory glowing with.
IN his bosom. at the same town.
The ladies' Of the place sent him
Fnr'h with a pic mic supper: and
Dmhal Hrnna,' he proceeds.
shy whom | was so much smitten
on my frat visit 10 this place. was
NOW. after n disappointment by the
death nf her hetrothcd, with whom
she had read the faith. just before
NV frst .Isih wife of only three
DAYS old The beat dish. however.
0ut of twenty which the town rurn-
ishsi. came fran her: it was brought
separately, enclosed in n ew bask
ct rf late leaves. which | was de-
si""d II keep. and her I'D slave who
brought il enqnircd whether did
not mean h ~ to her lalhr"' hons"
and seiaam (salntc) her mot cr ?
rrplied CrriainI, = and lus, after
dark the same slave cane TO accom-
pany rne. We lnnnd thr aid lady
sitting over a handfnl Of fire. with
ewes still more sore. and pcra II
4iIll mnre neglected thai W zen
Last saw her. She however Rugged
me nost cordially. for there was no.
body present hat ourselves the fire
was blown mp. AND bright fame pro-
duCcd, o,rr which WI sat down.
wall" she kent saying. or rat ,er
singing. an hdriek ? Ash "a bar
rick che tcnnick p How are you ;
How IL ypn find Yourself ? How is
IT with You i" IN the paiosi &c the
country. first saving something in
Eciuua whch | did MT understand.
t. the pld sltve--and | WAS regret
ting that | should gu away without
scri'g Dmbai iIcnna. while sort
of lille rested on the palIid fca-
lures ~ ny h $50. when in rushed
the sub Jet oE our conversation. |
artrely kn"w lrr At il'at. hv the
dim light II pal nwood fire she how
ever. threw OF her mantle, and
kissing my shoulder, (an Arab mode
nf salutalinn. shook my hand. Whit
large t"ars rolled Down her ine fea.
tuvCSs e s,ti. she Wa4 deter.
mined to see me. although her fa-
ther had rc'nseh.' TIE mother, II
seems. lad Determined IN crafty.
ing her.
Omhal Hrnna was now seven
teen she "as landspmer than any
thing ! had seen in Fczzin. and had
on all her wedding ornaments in.
deed. ! should have been a good
deal sgitated at her apparent great
regard, had she NOT almost instant
ly exclaimed. Well! you must
maze haste CIV wat ga have
brought me ! You know am a wo-
man INV. Nou must r ne me some
thing a great deal rUhrr than VA
dlh before bc-id.s, am Sid Gun
an'Ss1n wv. Whp il IL srrar maa
ana When .e asks me what the
Chrlst'Aa ave M, let ne be able
20 ahe" Inn something very h nd
snn".' VIVA; 4 sald L.. dols Sid
phnH.na know Of your coming p
: To be sure said Onhai Irma.
and sent me- ills father il A
Marabool, and told me you En-
elisa are people with great hearts
ani plenty ii money 80 | might
rpnic.' We'll them saIi |. ii
that ia the case. y u can he in 40
great hurry She did not think 81 !;
and ny lutte present vas no sopner
given thar s'i' hdrriei away, say
ing she would return directly, but
not keeping her word. "rIl done.
sinnIieityi Thought |. Well done,
unsophisticateh nature ! No town
bred coqnette could have played her
part better
Personal PecnliaritieS.