Southern telegraph., 1837-05-23
No. f5.--yVhoie Ne. ITI.

Miss Gillsrs0n to Miss M0noni The tvs
ladies' som ohteFod into conversation wiih
Caroline, bat her feelings were TO marh
depressed TO maintain a spirited and nief-
csting conversation. n few moments
the merry dance was comucncsl, and als
lhmgll in rule and unculiivatel conniryi
yet all Tie fashion of the city was IN the,
crowd. Worthing0n was tho paItneraff
Miss Gillers N, and in the same cOtIllion,
with Caroline. At the commencement of
the dance, there was nothing rcmlrkablc
in Tie carriage and appearance Of Miss
Morton; bli in the interchange Of prtnera.
her h1nd unc1usciously fell Tito that Of
Wor:hington'<: he gen'Iy pressed 4, aod
whispered like breathing sPirit-zO, Caro-
line! Her eyes met his and slaI cnui-
muned with sriI. as she leaped elastic from
the floor, and seemed scarcely to torch the
spuruod plank beneath her ''lighl fintasiic
toe.n All eyes were turned upon Miss
Morton, and The enquiry run through the
room in audible whispers, WIN j she?
where is she from? an angel, by Heaven!
said gay old bachelor, wh se very soul
appeared to live in the wards.ss
Gentlemen, sud Jack Peters, addressing
himself to Porter and Cargil, ilttt is tho
bloodeJ nlg Of whom spoke. The gentles
man in grey is my subs;itutc-look at hiuI
bone and sinew, luuks and brain-.thal'j
more than either Of You can b1ast,
At the close of the dance; WoHhingtoh
, profercd his arm to Caroline, aud together
in the moonlight they promenadcd the lons
gallery in front Of the m1nsion for sJmc hour
or two. What Worthinglon saidi or Caro-
line replied, do not know, nor would tell
if did, holding him not guiltlcss, that wills
fully exposes The tender and toalisl, savings
! and sighings of two young aud faithful lO-
vcrs.
Peters pointed them osi to CarglIaud his
friend, and Struggling his shoulders, saidj
Fyour cake is dough, | rather think; gentle
, men.
As soon as Cln,ine was returned TO her
seat by Worthington, A'ick Morton rcs
quested word in private with him. The
? lady, sir, said AIick, with whom sou have
been pr0menaling, presume You know
: to be my sister--in the obsence Of my Fai
: thcr, ! consider it my duty TO cxteIii my
advice and protection To her She has this
I day informed me, that yau bud at Trentoh
j. prdIered her your hand, and that there
c was an understanding between yol;, thai
/ she would at a proper tim3 become youI
wife. Are your intentions honoroble?
:, They are sir, sail Worhingtod hdwine
low--and this evening there has an under
g Standing taken place between your .sistel
C and myself, TINT we will, provided voal
parents consent, appoint day at no distant
( period for our union.
II Permit mo to sllute you sir, Said M3rtgli I
yoa are stranger Nj WOrtIlin CON- but 4
t cannot be mistaken n your 1nsnner aud
: general appearance; besides, SIR, your com
!. pany voachcs for v0Ir character. Worth
ing;on 'blushed and s,il, Mr.. NJ ,rton, have
, imposed upon your sister, but it was for 4
. noble purpose, and will confess to npnei
! unless she be present; will YOU conduct
: your sister 10 MY flther's sttiIig room, with
} her femnle frlcn'l? Ny sister will DO there:
: This, is Rather strange conduct; thought
j Alcky but be led his sister anl colsn in;u
: the little parlouf. This; sirt said Worihng.
r ton, as he took hold Of Caroline hand, is the
II lady Of whom Ispikc to yot to day--havc
e | yoar cofisentg sis
5 Yol have, said bis fathersa tall dign:.s 4
e mla, about fis'y-iiye. .,s y. Is
~ w lw. said Worihinlion, Miss Morton, le
is me Introduce toyo'r ac4ttaintance, mly Il
thar, Cd R4lle1ge Of SYtth Ctr,Iinl-in
4. NINE is Edward 2liIed se bore thi
nama Of William W,rltingt N, tlat y,l
W might love me for myself aloac, as / tol.
,4 YOU lie was poaF!
is | will not tell whit EoT,wed after.
r. only know tlnlt | h1ppened sune years af
n. ter this in the village Of E---: Rnledgs
s. was beloved by all, AMI was living near ri.
u, lhtheT-in-law, hippy. FJstcf was uumaE
it ried, anil Wis a caTlidIte for Cmgress
re- Alick Morton was uailcl ID Miss Ritletigc
to- Abel C4tIin hid grown rich, and was banl
a director. Clrgill ltld m,gel 10 one oi iht
% new countries. Porter was gore ia NarlI
r Cirolina, il was th3Ighi, - see Miss AIiAf
q sell, %
q When Twas entering tIia S~aff an,l IEayli
III CSt H6ditt q aNIi KliCt FFtttEAl FtGlgilissEt
to as Mrs, WllkinS-Thats iist iilse yWr stp
lo ~ long time agoj Jack, abolt Capt. Break
= writer. -'e
G. Every word true, my dear uildam, sale
N tho we'll known voice of Jacls Peicfs--I
h heardt this morning by tie mail Bills
= Wagram was killc,l the first shot; said he
y as he st.iilSed out of dame Wilkins lihIs
at palolr into The br room, and tnet nc fac,
to face. Ah, my deas BIZ. how are rs
rc GEldto SEQ yol--iast telling aunt Betty iIia
nv beard a Frenchnln had killed vol IN
- duel. YolfinUmy Bill, ike to qniz-bu
IS. no harmdJuc. BILAy W2CRxa
The BIBLE reminds us ofihe TtgrtIa, Is
il contains all kinds Of m'gai. We hav,
n. eShoriation; tlenunciati,l, histors, afd ii,
lc most lofty md sublime description of poci
10 ry Between The covers of nU book 81 III
MT fice Of The earth Is SO mticIl s,shsiantia
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