Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-11
GEORGETOWN, O., TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1912 NEV

len silence, save the sighs and sObbing
D Ofthe afflicted LADY, Al length BSnja
) min, whom we shall call Mr.. Hall, r6s,
and said to his vile and his brother a mi
) nor who had been engaged 10 give :he Ia
dy marriage,) Some, let us now e
home.' Upon which Mr.. Fearnside ex'
claimed ina frantic manner, IF you at
tempt to move, | will shoot you;' and
'if you attempt TO do that, said Mr.. Halls
brother, q will knock you down. accom-.
mOdating his fiat 10 the expression; And
4 again all became seated and aileBt--
While things remained in this state, the
young lady's father (who had only Just
returned from LiverPOol) arrived at the
Inn. Upon his entering the room, Mrs.
Hall Immediately rose, and curtseying,
seized him by the band; and after COM
planning bitterly Of the conduct OF the in.
divIduals present, stated her warm ATTACKS
meni TO her Begiamin. After Mrs. Hall
had done speaking, ell again become sis
lent for considerable time. At length
some refrenchmcnts were ordered, and
more cenciliaiory policy adopted. Itwas
ultimately ard mutually agreed that they
should ali return to Mir6eld, and see If
they could accommodate matters. Ac>
coTdingly, at night. the horses, phatOn,
and gig, were brought out, and the party
started of for Mir6eld; Mr. Hall being be.
tween twO Of the gentlemen in The pER.
ton, and Mrs. He'll being between the
other two in the gig. They arrived al
Mirfeld at ten o'clock; and the phetOn
turned up the road leading to Mr.: BFOA ks
residence. Al this moment Mr.. nall
turned his head. and preceiVed that the
gig, containing his lady, was proceeding
at rapid rate on the road towards Hud.
dersfield; upon which he sprabg from be-
tween his companions, and crossing the
field 10 overtake the gig; and as he ap.
preached he called out 'Wha, whar and
the horse, knowing the voice Of its for
mer indulgent keeper, Immediately stood
still and obstinately refused to bulge
The young lady's keepers, hearing Mr..
nall approach, took her from the gig into
an adjoining house (Mr. Shaw's) her in>
dignant hSsband following, and fighting
his way through the door and passage Of
the house. They, however, managed 10
cause him To be obstrucIed and detained
while they got her through the window,
screaming pileNusly, and placed her again
in the gig, and drove of.
In half an hour, Mr. nall was turned
out of the house, and knowing that his
wife had recently been on a visit toMr.Kil-
neT's at the Carr house, Hudders6eld, he
concluded they had conveyed her thither.
He therefore proceeded, on foot, and ar.
rived at the Carr house little after mid
night. He repeatedly paced the front Of
the house, and was preceived. Soon af.
ter two o'clock on Wednesday morning
gig containing two men and female,
drove from the yard, and Mr. Hall ran and
seized the horse by the reins. Two Of the
Huddersheld watchmen were called and
feed 10 take him off, and hold him while
the gig got away. They did so; but two
other individuals coming up, and being
nIOrmed Of the cause of his being detain.
ed, they attacked the watchmen, sCuffle
ensued, and ultimately MIR. Hall was res
leased, when he Immediately set off in
the direction the gig had taken. He,
however, never overlook them, nor
was he able to trace them through any
of the toll,gates; and it ha> since been
asCertained that the female in the gig
was not hIs wife, but only one Of Mr..
KilneT's servants, who was placed there
10 decoy hi m from the premises. 1t was
also discovered that chaise conveyed
Mrs. Hall from Hudders6eld to Man.
chester, at midnight, on Thursday week
when il was observed thatthe individuals
who had charge Of her had hard work to
pacify her.
This circumtance reached the ears Of
Mr.. Hall, and he started at 10 O'Clock on
Friday night from Mir6sld, by omnibus,
10 Huddersfeld, and from thence. in
company with two friends, by gig to Man.
chester. They thea proceeded. by the
first train on SatuFdy morning, TO Liver.
pool. Owing, however. 10 bis inexperiN
ence and mismanagement, he returned
home ON Wednesday night last. without
eaving accomplised the ObjectOf his mis-
sion. An eminent solicitor, however, (,
has now taken his case in hand; and If
the young lady is not produced In a few
days, il Is more than probable that legal
proceedings will be commenced against
ihe parties implicated in her abduction.
We understand that the young lady pos.
sessss owe, El5.OOO, bequealhed 10 her
BY deceased 1nkle in America, and in.
dependenily Of her father. It is suppOs-
ed BY those most competent to form an
opinion, that she is either in the Isle Of
Man, or has been shipped of to AmeEi.
ca. Her relations however, refuse to
give any Information, consequently tire.
mains an absolute mystery. y
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