The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-12-10

! asylum ana nome.
The above paragraph Immediately
event the rounds" of the newspapers and
excited universal attention; but in Mil
ford, the little country village where the
fortunate subject of it resided, the sensa-
ton produced was absolutely oyerwhclm-
ing.
The weekly mail had arriyea-that i'm
portant event in village litc-and the post
office was crowded rs usual with people,
all eager and impatient for news. Toap-
pease their importantly till he could as
sort and distribute his packages, the post
master handed out the "Boston Specta-
tor" through the laltice-work that fenced
up q corner Of the room into what YVES
emphatically and in fact the post-oiIice.
The owner Of the paper seized it, and ra-
pidly glancing his eye over the inner CO.
lumns, saw and read aloud the article an
nouncing the good fortune of William
Dcane. 1t was the very first intelligence
of the event that had reached the village.
For an instant, every one was specchless
with astonishmcnt; in the next, the post
master was the sole occupant OF the ONCE.
In fifteen minutes, every man. woman
and child, from one end OF Milford 10 me
other had heard the news Ihe humble
domlc,l OF the Dcancs was rushed INTO
without the least ceremony an" twenty
.councrs' OrealhIeSS WIN running were
telling them lhe'r goou fortune III once
At FIRST, 10 one thought Oh ealing III
question the correctness Of me statement
IN the "boston spectators oo, envy soon
suggested 'ha' lAo eo,'or migh' possibly
have been mis'niolmeu' ana some OIL inc
village nobility whose hraI impulse l'a'
been to 60 with the rest ana congratulate
the Deanes' secretly concluded 10 wan
I'LL the report was confirmed before they
condGscended to pay theIr respects 10
family winch lAcy haH hitherto consider
ca so immeasur11Ly 0choa'h ueNl
Inns confirmation was soon oolAino",
Mr.. Henson the pTnIiPa' Mo.caaH. OIL
Milford whose Wea''n ana II""ehcc
placed MN uoc'"eo,y III we Hoa" Oh I"o
village, hao received, ny 'he same MAIL q
letter rom Mr. " aINer' 'ne s,eWar" OF
the .aie Sr hooeEt, confirming the ih'e'A-
gence III every particular, Inc Io''oF was
IN part conhdenllaL' DUl N.Y. Henson com
mUnIcaied al! mat inc puoIlc cou'" nave
any real interest IN knowing Inc Stew
ard OF the estate was aware, from report
mat the circumstances Oh inc hclF were
low, ana very cohsiuofa'e'y uCy!seu 'He
means OF rendering men, oeioIc MS return
to England niue more III accordance
with his future rank $3.50,
10 ellec' tAIs ooJec'' nc requested MI
Henson TO pace me family OF ME- De"nG
IN circumstances Oehtung 'he't station ana
wealth. and 10 lurhisn nm WYNN ionuS 10
return to England WIN as HUE octay as
possible that he might eN'cf upon MS es-
ia'e'' and prepare lo[ the removal Oh ms
family 10 meet lneSc expenses MI
" aINer authorized MT. henson 10 ara"
upon bank IN Ne" l oFN' 10 WHO" lie
had sent sums amply SullCI2h'.
ne exact place "''e'e ME- Dcano re-
sl1cu was no' N !. 10 '"o steward steward
"N'c" was '"' pf,n''P', Io',J" 'o' Apply
l3s 10 'n' ,l9uioe himself Mr. n ,r III
''o'o" III ''I Ie''ei " M i, iIO"son was va.
one 10 inc NolF' S"Pe'S,' =, nv on
" l''i''" Dea"e' oa'o"o'' HIS 'e''eI
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