Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-26

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fa1 lo bs.eta .mfa mailt bn
bed taken N.t.afla H.a hsne.aa. loI
during thelaF month, aHhaf be .en,
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~ ba8 made SIN f.0h aHl Htpa t
+ you'd hIs m1H a. He Nsdra iieaat
+ young. nai moI .aa 'aeng Hve a.an
iu lhs wafd, hal .uaa Rib th nas
selfdeuyUa aud dad economy wbt1
one doy as he was walking TO tho streets
n f 81 Nonorc,a splendid cgulpare waa
Suddenly daHn Up opposite b hiu mn
eltEgu' woma1 leaning etaf lhe caae1
window and scanning mHob aa,a'el. ral.-
, ed ont 10 him. "NH- MR. liesIoa.
ped. The loolmaH descended from h.s
station. ei down Gao steps, auj with his
1 pIumed bat in bis hand, respectfully in-
viiod the astoupbej Frederick no enter
the carriage. II dd So. and lbus, as "
by magic, found himself seated next
woman both young and beautiful, and
dressed with great elegance ani richness.
lie haihardIy TINS to look around, be-
lore the horses we're again at lull speed.
aNy dsnr sir.n lsa;d me lady who was
tbus running away with him. and in tho
swee,es, tone imarinable.( 81 have re-
cciyed your note, bth notwithstanding
your refusal, ] hope | shall see you again
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SIR. ,vb.; NM, I'm ,bink &c MAJ Bn,
9 ~, l;l."@a'g i - s,r;r.,ng !, would have
| Jrno;yol ocv ona . pa,ora ,hjs oxpla.
-, ~, 1, anal tha ooiinagn on.
,a.a1 m, a,Y., ,'srd r. > spyeDdid m,D.
IL, ana Frederick de n Tour could do
- lase tbae band LADY Melville from
her carriapa
Now Tady Melville, as We have slil
before. was handsome and got one o
those disecreeable red checked, heavy
s,onpino. immense English women, who
when t6ey smile. onan their pale ips all
focfed,y and sbow Won ihir.y two frigft
nlv biz feo.b No. she was French
woman, and her beautiful black hair con
trosred with her brilliant complexion
and her coral lip. permitted an occasion
al glimpse of tho whi'est teeth 10 tAe
world. Frederick de Ia Tour. dlzzled as
might we'll be, by SO many charms, baC
no difficult, in b Ijeyng that lady MoIyi
had mistaken him for some less happy
mortal. and he thanked his stars for il
az it enabled him 70 know my Lady
whose obliging aud very catering iuyi
lations he eagerly accepted, and, strang
to tell, soon became a marked tayorite
and among the most constant and we
come guests at her table The rich vic
ow was surrounded by auitors who wcr
dismissed one by one and it was SOM
how brought about, thai before the en-
of a fortnight the youn- clerk had an il
tcryew by her lsdyship's own app0n
ment. Marriage was proposed by he
and Of course accepted by him, in del
rum Of love and establishment.
Frederick dc Ia Tour stood before u
small glass in his modestIy furnished q
tic, aud looked al himself from head
foot. He was not certainly anugIy ma
but he could not consider himself han
some. his dress was such rs became
clerk with a salary Of as many dolla
only. as there are days in the year, al
he could not therefore attrlb1ia his g.
fortune to his tailor lilo concluded
? must be loved for himself alone, Or q
that lady Meyi was under some stran
and unnatural delUsion. When he M
rIaga day arrived, and when the iaiy
husband was presented 10 The Notary
astomshmant was rcJou5Ied. He ~oi
be worth millions. lie would have Isl
the marriage contrac0 a country seat
Burgundy, a domain in Normandy
house in the street Of 81. Honora ~ J.
is, and various other goods and chat
.;da Of which until that day he had nos
,sr heard a syllable, Lady helyil had m
ned cs across the channel also, mines
e Wales. and grazing lands IN DeyonshI
Mai II was to the young man a golden DE-
.ing from which he dreaded to awake !