Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-10

INTO my grave. - -, - Kind
s;h,ho,,ted ,tract;ouate being, now could eXpec
Me would love one so gloomy, 80 chuitsh' 80 SO,
t;sn ,nd nysacthropc IA myself? No. no, vii
nat blame her deserved her not. Standing o'
the brink Of eternity, will permit no unK'na iee''u
to mnrle with my last recoiiect'ohs oil one VINO w"
for MANY wears 50 very dear TO me. no" WIZ oh
Adela that ia NV te-tamentary dispositions ,hon III
not forgotten and may st thou De forgiven al th
bar Of Heaven as fully as forgive thee now
So copy her last letter. II reached me @
hours after her departure. 1t but )"s'ice " "''
self that should give 1t.
"sTo Sir Henry Moyston
".I have left you for ever. For years hnN'
been labourlng under the agonsiii5 cohVictou W
no longer possessed your confluence, Wv,
have scrutin!sed my conduct 10 see "heie "''
faded in duty or affection cahhol u'9coNe,' ~,
Won will not point ont, how have lofieNeu yo"'
esteem. | can struggle with II no longer. oi'
Goodness yoar Indifference your cruei nes'eo' NV
cut me to the soul. But farewell nave .aNel
noth,nr with me but what strictly my own
'pha alliance which [ inherited from my poor mo-
ther, and few articles OF personal properly ue''
to me as having once been hers, are al nave 'i'
propriated to myself. My jcwels--my waFatoop-
nv yaluahles Of every description, nave 'eit ne
hind. To them felt had no clam. May lhe
future wears OF your life make amends lot the mise
~ which has em5ittered the past ct teihe"io't
when at liberty by divorce ta make anolnet Cno'oc
. -. ADELA.'
!, ! n,,.,IJ -, s,aa, alone. Wake when won,d
II v,s in ,conv. The silent and gloomy raYine wa
continually before me. heard the roar OF inc 'of'
rent At a distance--the sullen splash OF the Water
as he, sunk toreyer--saw the suprIlcating agony
his conntennnce as he struggled with his late
CAUGHT the echo OF his last cnnvusiFe ShT'eh Io
help'--coulI count the bubbles us the arr ESCAPED
from his unts, and rose to the surface q the wa
ter.
Hubert. nv own valet, occupied nv dressing
ROOM m,rt in my sleep, have betrayed my Sc
cret or he, walked by my agony, opefhearo ah
understood me BE that rs il may, speedily ant
bitterly did he II Ike me feel his power Nos' ~
liable ever escaped him ; he was silent as the grave
hnt his insolen air IN arrogant manner, soon gave
ma to understand the knowledgehe had acquired
and from that hour he never ceased 70 exercise
thraldrom over me winch has crushed me to the aust
] dreaded MIN | hated him. ddfed no' coHIhIohl
him And in the midst of luxury my own al
most princey manslon--with fortune not man,
could equal. and retuue few could BOAST tei
7ehat il ,yas 10 be d SLAVE
g The blow has been struck go days since
unable to submit any longer to tinprr incfeaSh!
tnsnIPncP manner,
,1red to reprinapd him sharply, and 70 hut, tha
were he to obtain his deserts. It wna'd be lre'
passage from Monnt-fied iteyery one got h
.us. where would Won he lhere was a gihbet y
nv country twenty wears since. stood quite close tt
INV mothers cottage " rs that OF a nan VINO wa
hnng--or the murder OF his only brother = Tel
back on nv chair covered with blood had rup
tured h,nod-vesael.
II am thankful have been spared TO complete
nv narrative To conclude it | have written al
midnight. The wind whistles wildly around me
Hank 40 PAINT comes borne on the blast. Henry
dear Henry save me--save me
GA few hours, and enter upon world Of sP'
rits.-Ciod Of co,npasson, pity nc. The victim G
inpulse the slave Of l.r"guated passions--suty
dcbased, and degraded as a'n--O, remember ths
for me yes even for rue--a Saviour died
e" Mouutyich, Friday E0e"ias fe6 TO- 1909.
The New York Evening Past has been tavore
with the following letter from the nihshipmeh
the Rranlywine together with the Generals reply
'rhe letter accompanied silver urn OF elegant w0ri
min,hip. recently made and presented to Ten. LII
fayelte while the Brandywine was oil tue coass
France
General Lafayette:
The mid>hipmen of the Brandywine, availir
themscve, of an opportunity winch VIII ever pro-
a starce Of pride aud exaltat"n. solicit your acce
tance of an Urn as the Offering Of every just at
grateful feeling to the shrine Of Benefcence al
Virtue. a. 900
Gentlemen. Having lately with aiiectonate q
Go1t received the beautiful tnken OF your frien
shio. am eager to have mF acknowledgements co
viewed. not only to the kind s'gner5 OF your M
gratifying address. but to every one OF you nv dr
younr friends, IN whatever part OF the @'"pe \
bnn,r of the Navy aud duo protection to your /
Inv citizens. NAV have dispersed yon. Nhiie
admirable execution of the fine urn and ct the hc
chosen ornaments will be certified by my respect
frpni. Mr. Brown. he is pleased 20 transmit t
inadequate but CORDIAL ext resslon Of my srat'tu
In the course Of a voyage. most endeared ON ev