Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-07


ton IS above. and bringing back the
present letter. endorsed on your part
or al least q copy oft. well and duly
made authentic. 50 that there may lie
neither mistake nor surprise. | shall
obl,ce myself and engage TO acqGlt
rnyself o. the said bill. IN marrying
fifty DAYS after sigh. the LADY that
shall be charged with II. By virtue
of which | have signed this present.
The Partisan Correspondent read
and read asaln this article, which.
classed in some sort, the woman Il
moncst the number Of bales which
! he had Ia send. and, alter having ad~
lmred the prudS nj eyactness o. the a
jmerican. and tie laconic style n the
account Of tire qualities which he re-
iquired. he thought II serve Aafn tc-
.cording 10 lis taste, and after many
addresses, he thought he had 'oanl
the affair of friend. II q young per-
son Of good family. without inches,
Of mild temper, Of i polished and
cultivated understanding, well made,
tolerablv beautiful: she WAS twenty
five wears Of age aud seemed Of good
icomplexion. lie made the proposal
with which he was charged. and the
lady. who only subsisted but by the
means OF an old peevish aunt. and by
whom she lad suffered much, accept
cd of it. They were loading then nj
Rochelle, a ship for the Islands. The
LADY set out with the goods, and en-
barked being fitted out and furnished
especially with a copy Of the letter
from the American made authentic
in due form. and endorsed by the hand
OF the correspondent. Without pro-
JUDGE Of the invoice OF goods which
he sent. the last article was IN these
terms: Also, n young lady Of twenty
five years, Of quality, figure and con
dltion, specified IN the bill received.
as appears by these attestations and
certificates, which she carries with
her,
To these writings. which were a
precaution which they thought ought
TO be taken to 4 man so exact as the
future spouse. there was also 4 copy
Of the register Of her birth. 4 certlfi-
cate of good behavior signed by the
curate. an attestation Of the neigh
bors, who BY an express act. bore
testimony for the lady that during the
three wears which she lived with an
aunt who was inflrm and Of an lnsup-
portable temper, she never gave hex
the least cause of discomfort; also,
the goodness Of her constitution was
certified. by the result Of a consulta
ton. signed by four physicians Of the
faculty. Before the departure Of the
young lady, the Partisan correspon-
dent sent, by way Of Spain. several
letters Of advice 10 his friend, by
which he informed him that he had
sent him by sueA ship. lady OF the
are, character, and condition, &C.;
IN a word. such one as he required
10 make his wife. The letter Of ad-
vice. the goods, and the young lady.
arrived safe. and our American who
found he at the first OF the land!n.
was charmed to see SO fine per
son.
She. hearing him named, said TO
i him, Il have sir bill OF exchange on
you: you know people do no, carry
much money IN voyage such as J
have iust made: will you discharge
Iit?, AT the same time she presentei
to him the correspondents letter. on
the back Of which was. that the per
son who presented it p HIM was the
woma1 lie demanded. '.th. Miss,
said the American to her i neysT
suffered a bill Of exchange 10 go
tested in my life; | swear 70 yotfs
shall not begin with this. ! am N
most happy 0. men, il you are VII
ling that should discharge it, Yes
Sir said she. 4 willingly consent to
il. since it is for TINS only reason
that have made the voyage; ana |
find myseif much more IN the inclin-
alton. asst is from people OF problty
whom You perfectly know. who have
informed me Of nothing which does
no ins pire me with the greatest e.
teen for YOU This interview was
some DAYS after followed by the mar
rage. which was magnificent. The
new married couple have been happyi
in thsi- union. made BY BIZ. Of *
chan1a-,t being the most hLpy4
wi.;.E .La.- t,.4 t,sJ fa- "A lar, y t1r1Sk IN