The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-17
From the Courier des Etafs Unis.
MADEMO i DELAFAILfE.

MADEMOfsELLE DELAFAILIE \
@s.sA ssA3Ea s
The death Of wife whom, he tenaerleluvaa
had OFefwi1eln1sds tie President de 8o;asie'is
with q sorrow that denied consolation. Al
every anniversary 9th bereavement he went N
alone and Ia deep mourning to the cefnefeFy
TO kneei upon thestcne that he f0ndiy snpuoEed
covered the remains of spouse whom he wor.
snlpped. his prayers to his Maker were that
ne might be.speedily united 10 her IN another
Worlus Wn0nf he would no more see IN this ii
rive years after the death OF Nine. de Bois.
eieaxs her husband went. according to the
form that he had prescribed for himself to Weep
over her ashes. He had been about an hour
absorbed IN prayer, when the sound Of an.
preaching footsteps caused him to raise his
head and he recognized Clementina- her
ior whom unaVaihng tears were yet undsied
upon the cheek, the woman for whose sonIls
fepose he had worn out heaven with prayers,
has wife escorted by and leaning onthe arm of
2 stranger He sprang up and extended his
AaClementina, it 10 thou,D hecried, ;.restored
to those longing arms by the miraculous, es-
pecial i1terposition of God !"
The lady, who at FIRST had not noticed HIM
on his knees, uttered.a piercing cry and fed.
M. de Boissieux followed, resolved to evertake
her; but was only in time to Zee her spring into
coach with four horses, who were instantly
dashed into agallop. $50
Out of breath, moved by an irrepressible
feeling, IN. de Boissieux ran to the dwelling of
the grave-digger, and begged him to explain
what he had seen--to tell what he knew Of the
burial of Mde. de Boissieux.
Il would willingly resolve YOU" replied the
man of pick and shovel, ssbut have only been
employed here four years and half. It was
Reneglod who inferred thelady."
"What has become of Renegled 60
'He has fallen into an Inheritance, and gone
to Normandy with his family"
@Five years ago !''
sEive years to day.
@Wel," continued NJ. de Boissieux, shave
yon never seen young and beautiful woman,
and richly dressed, about the grave of the de-
ceased lady 3''
Never, sir; but three or four days ago, mu-
lattO servant came TO me 10 know the precise
spot where the lady was buried"
aWas that all she asked you?"
Gall, sir"
ell, p replied M. de Eoissieux, putting
some silver into his hand, sspay particular at
tention to that grave, and if anything extraor-
binary happens, inform the lieutenant ofpolice
oft. win see you again.
Leaving inc Bsavs-diggef ? iiu's ~. us nO1s- i
saeux repaired 70 tne presence oiatne count
e arg enson, me neutenant @ ponce. told MN
VIVA. &c nad seen, ana m 2 NO secrel oItne
susplclons awaArne1 ~ ns ln.ll1 ~ sils SUI
aen o'saPear"nce 9. lns gray anu Jus
avery romantic indeed,D said ID Argenson,
at appears tonR that tEee extraordinary reseni-
blance between the lady You saw IN the grave
ward and your deceased wife, is the phantom
=. aar,t - to snre ana i viii in,rneA;atelv
give orders auu nn1 o.' .ns ,sy =.
vii asso sel'u =. & Ia 80 ),
NANNY, 70 e. ~ ~ ar ~
III you NOT ~ 1s ..lse.1ss
''orceF Inc grave g Ds openeu anu eAslilllleu
upen my feAuisle, \. en-.
Mex. tay ne Ise lollan. =. pones. aso. .'..s
panleu - &c az, ~
commences ~ - 49, .I,,.e,. ID f
nee opensu Tug 49, 49,. :. IL s'' s.aJ .I.S
oe- = Es1 uss = -
49, M !. . l;asenant of fine.
:. NJ ". s. less.
ponSS w. Z, - c;.
!s 'auy .h.sSst,;ar .iI On the fn,fearsth nf
49, = MaJ.rae AZ raran. The wife IF Ne
- ,ns;os = the artiIIerv REGIMENT Of
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&Nar2~ GSnFaR1
dcnerry Whets " =. .,.s.
ana tney alLlvse NJ I'd nd fs;e,Ifg
Inc agen' .e1 - :. &c ~.
y nnd e1sIsen dsad three Years. Int II q.
heneglou haI 49, &c he wife and CHI
pears, s.oa '' $500 .siIs has allen to b;s share vet
rei ma. u Is rs;,, ser, fs,nnSand Iivr.
that ne came e III .,s ha a =
Inese las.s ..' u,s -. the beliei that the
oDLaih' Sell q y y: had haen TAI Al
oooy 9, haslualns 1''.'ss'',s'-1 80
le FTes,oena ,ne aaa' existed between
of the a. HE ceased wife.
the iamhes q Ds 49,. Az ,,L;ch bad nre.
OF tleT oeslOsns. -.9 and the dificulty be
yented LIS rand tin the repl.
naa N Wlhll " .l.o ,.s Or ia beored M.
ted death o. alslO. as ., s i Err racine eyery
ALgsnson y srt; .s dOubting, be said
~. .;,e Sv vas his own wife, whom he re-
snat the iaey 80 ~ ne IS measures
solved TO reclaim. -ts-s5 s