Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-23
dWhole No. 1898.

/ P'Ss.ioh n weak and calm il
word, he tore the paper in two n,s.s. =
threw them ~ the feet his ensmy.
With a sudden change Of manuss. h;..:.;.
snt ecnlaFtd him. 10 soluble and ,mpe,no.
terms, TO comply. Ferdinand answe,.a s,,,..
| by requesting 10 be left alone. Nov .rA 49,
halt word broke uncontrcllably from a. ~ =
but he enrbed himself Yet he eonld ~, 49, ~ =.
his agitation vhen as an argument ~ 49,
nm t,eld, the false Count assured him ,b.s -
was sheady married TO Ausliads. Ritter sgo~
| ny thFil'ed poor ferdinand's frame: hns he
pseserssa cain mien. and an unslts red res.
o'uuon' hav'ng exhausted every menace ana
every persuasion. his rival left HIM ~ 80. 49,
pose tor which be came usaceomnl'. has -.
the morrow, With many others. the re,,,s~ -
msnkind. Coun, fsrdirando h:bsI was al =.
rhe"s 70 the unwho'esome plains OF Calsh,,.-
10 work there at the rosds.
mus, hurry over some OF the suAsec,ent
events; FOR adetailed account az ,hsr, -.
al volumes The assertion of the usu,ns. -
Fsfciasnd's right, that be was arlraly marr;sa
20 Adssinds, was. ike all else he aid fsI,e =.
me Gay was. however, fixed for their uoien.
wnen me Illness and the Subsequent death ~
'ns Mafchess spsns delayed It's celehrstion.---
tdaIind. setired, during The As, u,an,s" =
mourning. IN castle belonging 10 her s.,hs.
not far from Arpino, . town ~ ~. k,nr.,as.
o. Naples, ~ the m,dsi OF the Appeninfs !. sbo,-
MY miles from the capital Refofe she ven,-
ne deceiver tried 10 pussuade her 10 eorsrcs
20 private marriage. Tie wac probably $50
that, m the long interval that was ab..., -
ensne before he could secure her. aba -
discover his impos'nres. Beside. : v,,,....-
bad gone abroad that one of the fellow pr,sor.
ers o. FERDINAND, noted bandit. had escsrsA
s's ~" "s oung Count was his companion
70 HHn.' nusinca. however. refused TO conn
Ply WIN hef lovers entrssiies ard retired 70
her s~clusion with an I'D aoot. Who 80 I,.
and deaf, but an excellent duenna. s"no
The fsise EhoIi seldom VISITED hrs r;,...
bur he was amas,erin bis AIT. and sur sro,eas
even'sslowed that must have .ps nj an h;s,,ra~
Q ssu,ssd IN The vicinity OF the castle. lie con.
unso oy various means, unsuspeoted ~ th~
moment, TO have sti Adalindass srr,ants rhsars
ed Tor creatures afhis own; IL thai. u,,han.,.
hef being swsre OF he restrain. shs ws. -
TACT, prisoner In her own house. /, l. I'M
poos'o'e 70 say What hrst awakened her susoi.
c,ohs concerning the deception put upon her.
pug VS. 81 ,Aiisn, With all the hahitual uui.
-. 800 ana 'asA,iude OF her eounirymen in
The ordinary routine lite. and with IN M.
energy and passion when vou.~d' ~. -.
meni the doub, dsr,ed into her mind. shs -
soived 70 he assured,s few Questions relative
20 scenes ,hat had passed between poor Ferd;.
nand and herself shflced for this. Thav us,~
asked SO sun.enly ard poiatedi, that the mr.
te"ner was thrown of his guard. h~ lnnts -
confused, and stsmmcfed ia has r. olies. rhs;-
eyes mel. ne fell that he was detected. and sI,e
saw 'na' he perceived her now Confirmed sus-
plcions' took such as is peculiar TO On i'm.
pos' ~, R'ahce that deformed his beauty.
80 $40 "',su ms usually noble ccuniensnec with
the h'deons lines Of cunning and syne, -;
amph, completed hor faith 10 her own d,sc.rn
men', How she thought, could / have
mstaken tbs man fur my own eentle rbo,ip
hgs'n their eyes met; the peculiar sxpressian
:. nls termed her. and she hastily Quilted the
Her resolution was quickly formed. +, w..
oi no use 70 attempt to explain her s;tuaton 10
hs' aunt. SHE Determined 10 slepart IN.
meas'eiy for Naples, throw herself 81 The feet
o' o'oaccniDo, and TO relate and obtain ered;s
Tor her strange history. But the Zine wss il.
ready lost shen she could have executed ~.
oss'gh. he een'rysnces OF the dece;vrr
were compiete-she found herselfa prisoner.
Excess OF tear gave her boidness, II not cou,.
age. sue sought her jaiier. A few ninutes
Deofe, sne mad been young aud ,houghtless
girl, doclle as child, and a. uu.usrsrs;nr
Now she telt IS II she had saeldenly wao,d
IN wsscom, and that the exIerieuce Of vera
hsd been gained In that OF few seconds.
i"F'ug ther interview shs WAS wary ana
hrmi while The instructive power Of inpooen me-.
over ga't gave majesty TO her demesnour
Inc contr'ver OF her ills for nome M COW ered
beneath her eye. Al first be would - ~
means allow that be was not the pevscn ~
pretended 10 be; but the energy & eiocuenrs
o. truth bore down his astifcc. 90 thar. q
iengsh driven into corner, be tnrnea-as,sg
al osy. Then II was her turn TO ausil; for ~
superior energy ora man gave him The masts
~. He declared the truth He was the elJ..
brother OF Ferdinand, natural con Of the ali
Count Ebol'.--Hs mother. who had her
wrongsd. never forgave her iniurer. ana nre,s
DIR son IN deadly hate for his parent. and ~.
lief that the advantages enjovsd b. nj. nora
fortunate brother were rightfuliy hin own M.
education wss rude; but he had an Itals...
guileful arts.
IT would hlsnch your eheek.' he said "a
his trembling sudiir-ss, could 4 describe als
that have suffered to achieve my purpose
would trust TO nonc--i executed all myself.
II wss glorious triumph, but due 10 nv per.
severance aud my foftitude, when 1 and NV
usurPing brother stood. 4, the noble, be. the
degraded ouscsst, before our sovereign
Having rapidly detailed bis history, he now
sought TO win the favorable ear OF Adalinea.
who stood with aversed and angry locks na
tried by the vsried shows OF passion and ten.
derness 10 move her heart. Was he not. IN
truth, the objest Of her lossl Was it no, lie
who scaled her balcony 81 Villa Spinal lie
recalled scenesof mutual evesdog Of feeling to
her mind, thus urging Arguments the most Do.
tent with delicate woman; pure bushes t,nv-