Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-13

iUriicu up lHc Vudu icddtos " .'4's c'ooN
residence. At this moment, MIR. Hall
turned his head. and perceived that the
gig, containing his lady, was proceeding
at rapid rate on the road towards ilud-
dersfie.d upon which he sprapg from
between his companions. and across the
field TO oyeltske the zig; and as he APP
preached he called out 'wha. VIVA - and
the horse, knowing the voice Of IFS sorm-
es indulgent keeper. immediately stool
still & obstinatey refused 10 bulge. The
young lads's keepers, hearing Mr. Hall
approach, took her from the gig into adj
joining house (ur. Shaw'>) her indignant
husband following, aud fighting his way
through the doar and passage o' The
house. They. however. managed I"
cause him to be obstructtG aud detained
while they got her through the window
screaming piteouSI v. aud placed her again
/, in the .ig. and drove off.
! In half an hour. Mr.. Hall was turned
out Of the house and knowing that his
wife had recently been on visit to Dir.
Kilner'S ut the Carr house. iludleIsiieIti
he conclude they hat! conveyed hel thi-
Their. lie therefore proceeded, On foot.
and arrived at the Carr House little
after midnight. lie repeatedly paced the
| frunt Of the hIuse, and was perceise ed.
Soon after two O'Clock OH y edncsdav
! morning, a gig. containing two luen and
female, drove from the yar. and Mr..
Hall ran and seized the horse by :he
reins. Two of the Huddersiield watch
men were caIes. and feed to take him off,
and hold him while the zig got away.
They did so but two other individuals
| coming up, and being informed of the
cause Of his being detained, they attack.
ed the watchmen; a scuflle ensured, and
ultimately Mr.. Hall was released. when
he Immediately set oH'in Ike direction the
gig had taken. lie, however, never ov.
ertoook them, nor was he able TO trace
them through any Of the toll-sates and
il has since been ascertained that the Ee-
male in the gig was not his wife. but on
! " one q. MIR. kilner's servants. who was
placed thete in orl,er IL dec0y him from
the premises. 1t was also discovered
that chaise conveyed Mrs. Hall from
HuddersfieId. to Manchester, at midnight,
on Thursday week 5: when it was observ-
ed that the individuals who had charge
of her had hard work TO pactfy her.
This circumstance reached the ears OF
Mr.. Hall. and he started at 10 o'clock on
Friday nisht iteE MirEeld. by omnibus,
to iIuddersfe!I, and from thence, in
company with two friends. BY gig to
Manchester. They then proceeded, b,
the first train on Saturday morning, to
Liverpool. Owing, however. to Ills in
experience and acknowledgement, he re-
turned home on Wednesday night last.
without having accomplished tie object
Of his mission. An eminent solicitor
however, has now taken his case in hand;
and if the Young lady is mot prnduced i'll
few DAYS, it is more than probable that
legal proceedings will he commenced a.
gainst the parties implicated in her abb
! tIuction. Ne understand that Che yoang
/ lady possesses from el5,o00 to EGO. Goo
/ heaaeathed to her by deceased uncle
in America. and independently of he'
father. 1t is supposed by those most
competent 10 form an opinion, that she
is either in the Isle of Man. or has been
shipped off to America. Her relations
however. refuse TO give any information
consequently it remains an absolute my
stery.