Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-17
Literature In Michigan.


DEAR AUNT
DETROIT Feba. Is. 1910
Whilst was setting yesterday quiet in my room
my husban came in with unusual smile his
continuance. and what do you think Occasional il W
he had bin to the Office every day for tive weeks and
had Just received paper from YOU to tell you the
truth l believe he was match pleasd as was and
could not read your letter for laing so under
the pleasing necessity Of giving il to him TO read
contrary 20 your request after had pcrus'd the
paper he went out to assist raising his sine. now
you now it is customary at the opening Of Tayorn
to have real spree so he came into the Rar. and
what next. why j suppose must tell you painful
ii is he treated every that came in and kept
sober deacon, but the worst Of the story
yet told to day he has left me- could you believe il.
the that have chosen has left me for the first
time since we married and what am to do why
must go to diner alone or 60 without till tee time.
Their. the Bell rings and must 20. going. return'd
eat so mulch diner don't now what to do we had eve
ry thing good and We are going TO have swamp an
gels for Tee least the Boarders said they were
going to shut their stores this afternoon and go
hunting and | now what else they will catch these
swampy times for the has Just left and il is
very worm wether But must stop this my hus-
ban will be home and shall miss my chance Of tel
ing you how he looks. you requested me to give YOU
the description Of the uper story in particular but
you shall have my Of the hull form he is first
tall srate and trim lite complexion rosey cheeks but
peculiar mildness sweetness pest ntcess which is
the indication Of his hart. ] am now shure if you
should him you would love him little for do
a. strange IL may appear and he is like to be a
man amongst men for he is a Of bisncss a Jiner
by trade accumilated property what he is worth am
not able to say but he is not poor ysu think il
for his property that married he is q and had
always declard that he would not mary he thaut
himself too good for any boldly. sase I you ave
the chap for me Miss Mary nobody. see at once
thathe was beovd by all the wimon they told me
that he would have nun. so like a Chicken
loney cake always jumping about TO see what j can
do intending on attracting his notice, IL nothing
more, and then intending to let him 60 but TO tell
YOU the truth before was aware Of il was in love
for the first time. I new there something the
mater new not what for you now never believd in
that stance neither did give my hart hully to love
sickness till convinced that he possessed hart
worthy Of my ELECTION so you viii see at present
am the happiest Of beings TO know that | have
companion that will partake with me the cup Of
veal or woe a nurse in sickness a comforter in mis-
fortsne. and pity the unfortunate old maid who il
condemnd by fstes severe decree to trudge along
through lifes dull pilgrimage without husban-
from your neice.
p. s. the reson Of my not riting more about my
husban before was that wor ignornt TO his
stances or the bisncss that he viii follow and can
provibly inform you better in my next for am shure
that you tird Of reding nonsence give my lsve TO
Betsy and uncle.
Mr. - sends his rcspectes and saycs we must
come and see YOU next fall then " may look at his
eyes and feaf Of his head for he has some good
Bumps there The little possibilities trouble me
but without foundation yet
Wheel varies from 3 to shillings Corn Pork 3
cts pound Butter Is.
send YOU a papers in order that You may have
the dispute between Gov Mason and Gov Wood
bridge. remember Woodbridge is an aged man Ma
son B-