Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08
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A aINcLLAR cIecr 80.

II - A f.~ sneushs amer tteif urion. q /.
a,g,u. e,,A,s, ihs, they pnslA hs,c 20 rsin &
,vrsort b. thor sc,usl lssef. ssa q ~as ecfia'n 4
,A,i 10 Georges thsy ra33 uai d. mefc iian -
ss,Ass uete s8bmarBcr. j. vs. thought gel
ihs. NJ lssss}fy sheasd i'ssri io'" rv.7e ur@
sous,r, get fsose oi lsad iaaAe fpfre li'ie 'n'
r,ovepess CO u. an5 u.ea fetsrH 60 oaf'y onl H''
cen paHsun.
NJ, 1. Travelled 20 ths t'sse a. kcotack, sud
~. sooa, contracting far y tr'cr = 'aDd 20 90
pe,gbbofhooe arub,fo ,to town ofH 81 uow Duil''
lie .,silsS n,tnssifal th~ hrrt 0ppou auAY o' "n-
t,n- = fsw hscs a. hss compaa'nn. I+'s ie''''
p,re, rrsck,d she beloved oh3rrt o. BON h vas
,uirs1es--ha, iall luto tbe hsu6s q oac.Nnh whom
NJ. l,s.s.iey had bsen eou.prtlt7f. IN ahs~c'
e.us-bst tot from Mrs T. aeJ. fp' sppeaWp'!!
from bef faihcr, wa @hom hc bad i'i her dafiaR
h.s Hhfence.
Dear Son, Your mifs to-s eek eboot week
amer your depauurs a, frsi Sc dd not cn'cHah
fear, concerning tcr. Afr' semo Gsis Der BRAN
became affected q she Joss Der reason, tnd VINE
N ,is stus,,o the called crery Fcffcn Nho ~a' IN
ATTENDANCE oa hor ana rame go see hcr. Ilen"f}
4 short time before he- dea h she came 10 herself
ADD .eoaned-io have ouc desire 10 live. which "as
10 ere ,oui And her lad scaencc was. 'oh, my
dear Henry" And shsil sae mm no more 10
this life hpj brestacd her lsst.'
On toe reception 81 lti. letter Mr Lossley be,
came tlqo.t desperate lis whole amouGt 81
ear,hl, goods seemed 10 be cut 1gat one stroke.
lie made several ctionpts 90 answer The leier,bYi
found /, impossible to write on such pnnini cub
lect. lie became solitary nbn--hcing IN Iana
ofsiraugefs-aud had 40 person TO whom he could
nnbosom himself; and though greet IS fond Of COM
pany. vet he had 10 share his alone. The thought
of returning to the place ahcfo be bad 50 ohco
bohcd the fair face aud lovely form 81 hs noV lost
Mary. without beng able to see her, be could not
bear; and having eh bot little behind save he
companion that was Of any consequence to hum
he gave up the idea Of returning. Neither had
be any disposition TO fciile himself aud finding
that he could sus,siu u.s. gr,rf better whoa travel
hog than 10 ani other way, be joined himselfto o
eompsay Of far Traders aol shaped his course 20
ds Rocky Noputaias. lie passed nearly two
years among the North Western IudlsSs. The
bafds'"9s be ccd1rod the dangers Through which
he passed 81 lead tendency 10 call his mind from
former sorrows, au1 hy .Le time be had returned
10 Missouri, Poe had 10 come degree obtained biz
former ohecrluness. The rofl ol y-4rs AZ length
wore away his grief. and finding at least IN obioct
on which be could place us affections, he ngaln
married. From the time that ae loft his compan-
ion in Georgia I'll he married bls sccoat wife ii was
about Eve years.
Ba, what shall We cay abou, Mr.. Lossley, for
strange 10 tell she get lived Weeks. months and
years passed by, but has brought her no idiugs OF
Der huebau6. Post Offices were examined bat no
letter came. His name was looked lpr "a the pub
lie prints bot could no, be found. Travellers were
inquired Of but TO 20 avail! Noia VOID could she
hear Of him At lonRht shc gave him up as dead
and conceived Of hIs death in many ways.
Alter u laps Of seven long yeays sud more alter
the departure of Mr.. Losscy, Mr. Starks offered
his hand in marriage 10 Ms Losscy; ana a. ~
was firmly believed by herself 90
was dead she AGO
...on5 sic 10 tho state OF Missouri, whore be con-
,,,ocd to live for something like eighteen years.
Abou, fourteen years after hs marriage his second
viz, died-and he was left si.h two rnildcn son
and daughter. The daughter vas 'ie eldest and
took charge of her father. hou,e-5ut m little
NOR, tba, three years after the dcah Of hor mo-
The, abe married and moved 20 North ALABAMA, and
no, fa,hsr and brs'her went with Der.
In tho mean tine Mrs. Starks had lost her has.
hand and fs,hcr, Ind having bot on child. and that
'nuc daughter she removed 10 North Alabama
also. to live with IN aged uucle, who was living ia
that par, ofthe counrV; 80 Tat Mr. La.sloy and
Mrs Starks became neighboT; and tuey became
acquainted with each oIher as Colonel Lossley
.'"s u''" - lad obtained when among the fur
usdcrs)and Mrs Sistks They h,,nod AZ sraob.
mcnt for each other, sad Colonel I.ossey eyentnal
y ""es''u no "au ~ marriage, WHICH site accented
IL is 10 be observed ihst during tie whole Of their
'1'efcource they took great care never 10 mention
any circumstance connecting nsolf with thclr first
marriage, and both passed a, having been married
but ooee-ihey had both been very caution. on I'M.
SUBJECT that the slightest trace Of ihe- ov'Her
qusin,ance wrs mt s--~s cured natl The night be.
Zee 'iIr marriage gas 10 have been solenized
The nigh, before marriage, as they were con.
versing alone the Colonel remarked that he ey
pcctee TO be hi;le frightened on The next even
ing-ssying vhh him the older the so-se. for
said he. "Nheu msuicd the G-s, hmc. / wa.
ma, 80 much embarrassed A. whoa married the
iastT To which Mrs. sjsrks replied by saving.
"fou hsse been married twice 1t seems r. Tho
Conossi tined At hrsi 10 change the sab,ect Of tho
conversation, but coon founJ ria, would NOT do.
aud knowing Il wonld have 10 come out. sooner o,
s,er, be wen, into detail ofsil The circumstance
connected with bis Grsi marriage giving name end
dates ' Tihs WAS = subject GA winch tle Colonel
vas eloquent. 81 leugh,, lo,klag upon bis intend
Cd BRIDE be saw that sht had taken more than
usual aiercs' IN The relation hs bad been MAKING
lie then broke ihe silence by ssynr. "you mus,
forgive me for 'be tiud rcai-uiberenrc bear 70,
The beloved companion " u,y yoa,t. WHe h.