Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-05

IA sery curious law sur and OF which ,b.s.
would no doubt prove highly INTERESTING to on,
ers But We can only give d brief SUMMARY,
principal circumstances. " ''e
Two merchants of the stree. Saint Honor,
Paris, nhiiedby the CLOSEST frieudshi, by e,pal CO
tunes and similar business, had each a cb,la ;.
one son, the other a daughter who were neal.
otihc same age These ehiijren, broush, IN ~
sether had The strongest affection ier each o,bsr
and this affection became as they advanced in v.,,a
livelicr sentiment which was approved by the.
parents. Tleyw,r on the pom, ofbeinx mari
when rich hnaacier became warmly enanour.l
ofthe daughter attempted to transfer her atiec,;ons
and demanded her IN marriage. The prospect Of "a
more brilliant fortune allused the parents in snila
ofthc -epusnsnce ofhe clsti The latter was o..
llgcd to yieIi md the fnanccf ma rred her IN
spite o: herself The young man her first lover
was forbidden her house. This threw her into n
TT Of melancholy !; after while she sank in n
irigntu malady, III which her senses were sun.
pressed, and she was thought dead and was huri.,
The young lover knew that she had been cynoS
edbPiorc 10 violent attacks of ethargy, and contl,
dcd that she must be IN this condition now. This
idea quoted all his gIef, and stimulated him h,
bride the srxon, with whose aid he went III the
NJ ,lit and disin.rrre,i her boy lie took her ~.
his house, Applied all sorts o, means 10 restore her
to LIFE and vas successful.
Ii is not easy 10 CONCEIVE the surprise of the r..
stored when she inand lgcrsclfln strange house
and IN As arms Of her lover, who c., ained 10 he.
all that had pissed. Sac wnS deeply sensible y
her obi "a, ons, and married hun, and soon si
became entrciy well, fled with him into England
where they lived together most happily for many
years Longing FOR their own coun,ry again after
H., d.,
of discovery took no pains to eorccal themselves
BY chance the if,ancier met his wife i'll a pubic
promenade and notwithstanding his firm PERSIA.
SION Il her death, and thc Efforts made by til, 2ar
ties to deceive him, lie was nov convinced of hsf
identity and ls. it discovered nc, nlans,oi., una
instituted suit 10 reclaim her.
In VAN The lover urged his own claims, founded
on his cares -: IN vain lie represented that bu, for
HIM she would have died--that his adversary had
dvcsted himself OF All anxiety by hu,Ying her, and
that he was liable 10 acton as homicide, becHHSe
he had no! taken sufficient pains 10 establish the
tuct 81 hsr dcIih-n VAN !!c urged all the Thousand
reasons which ingenious love eau suggest Iia
saw thst the decision OF the Court would be against
him, pnd without wal,isg judgment, fed with ms
wife to q infei gn country, where they passed tae
rest Of tsr lives happily
An Englsi prisoner in the hospital Of fcos
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