Litchfield enquirer., 1833-02-14
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"A KdaEee 1sst There has been !
good deal of talk ia this city, as wen a.
those ciiiiies north and east Of Us, concern
ing The marriage ofa Miss Phelps with tgo
gentlemen, Mr.. Roswell IN. Field, Of FAYE
etlevilla, and Mfsals HI Clark, of BosieHs
IL appears these itWO nlarpiagnss in which
hnt three were eolcerned were annonnC@
ed simnItan6 ously II the Boston and Winda
sOr papers, and fnnior, Of course, began ID
conjecture. The Traveller and Times,
Of New York, throws some light upoh the
mystery III seems that Miss Z. possessed
an ample fortune, besides every other
charmsil,at could make yonng lady loye-
ly in the eyesso d suiior she wassbetEoth-
ed 10 MIR. g, with tile consent of all par
sties-he being a gentleman1of medium cir
cumsfances, and 1 merchant Of Boston. III
the mean while, lii steps AQtd 12O6;n Gray,
ia the form of Il Mt. F |, rich gentleman
from the south, rather advanced il. years,
bat having an ample store of the ready
The parents were charmed with the glitter
of gold, and, Of course, used all their enc
deavOfs 70 break the lady'sa engagements
witlsMr. G.. /; but she, true "a her first love,
resisted all their efforts, wrote 10 her lover
concerning her situation and plahned an
elopement ere the dreadful day hafs ptl-
ion with Mr; ]. should arrive. The sorr
did parents, suspe cting, by the cheerfulnass
right, ordered the marriage rites one day
earlier than anticipated at FIRST. The poor
girl was consequently hurried TO the altar.
more like statue thamg anyathine else. and
the ceremony vas performed. The Bos.
ton lover ii Inc mean While had NOT been
idle ne stationed relay Of horses an the
road. and arrived III Pniney lust in time Is
he tho lafe--tlna rites had inst heen con.
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! M cam $1,000 J:ra.,;ans ~ IN
evening nrey;ous - -. .,n ~ .,.iock -
the morning and make a IRE. AFTER which
he was 10 cali Mrs. e.. il being sscaskiag
dav. In the course ,of the night he awak-
ed. and thinking il was O'Clock, aereea-
DIV, 10 his instructions made FIRE. Upon
looking at the clock. however, he found he
had made d great mistake in his calcula-
tons, as ii was only Ii o'clock in the cyen-
ing. He ihen went out and got buffalo's
skin which he yrapped about him, and lay
down By tho. FIRE, where he fell asleep.--
About Il o'clock lses got up, went to the
wood house, and took Up an axe, with
which. he entefed me room where Mr..
and Mrs. C.. were sleeping. While they
thus aIay. unconscious of their danger he
lcvelled blow upon The head Of Mrs. C.