The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-08
COUSINTNG.
AN AMUSING STAGE COACH ADVENTURES.


a short time agoa gentleman went into
the coach office at Utica, and booked himself
for residence near Oswego. In the coach
was beautiful girl. The gentleman thought
OF all persons in the ord he should like her
TOR travelling campanion. To his gre at de-
light as the coach drove up to the door, he
found that she was passenger. Upon being
asked where she would like to sit. she said by
this gentleman abiding to our hero. He
felt much hattered, and thanked heaven that
his personal appearance had captiyated so
charming female.
Smack went the whip, round went the
wheels.-The gentleman eonversed with tn
lady, he found her free AM easy, and from her
agreeable name felt as if he had known her
all his life. Ev ming closed in upon them With
event g cametwilight, and yer. shortly alter
wards darkness. On rumoied the coach ioI-
ing and king in lost remarkable man.
ppr. 1t was an @ct of politeness. doubtless
on the part OF the gentleman, to encnc Gle tn
waist of the fair companion with his arm. Just
keep her free rom he jolting to WITCH she
nig I be other use subjected. He did this
win some tmldity 10 his surprise no b.
.ciion was made 70 It Encouraged nv the
freedom allowed as darkness had spread her
l3l vel over tina portion of the earth on
ich ne coach was running, he drew her to
IN and impr ned kiss on her nectar'an
lips.
The coach DID not travel very quicl ly. bur
he enamored youth thought 1t flew wheG
e fonnd himself OH the following day N f. "
Ids Of his unce's house. He Id his fair
mpanion that they must shortly separate.
poke OF here we net too soon to part, and
.ade use of many her romantic -peecheS.
expressive of his deep regret at benz compel
L. hn hid
bright and glorious su beam on his earthly
lgrimage, ana w ose memory would 1--we
prever, and a dav after. in his bosom To
his exceeding surprise, the young lady declar
d that he had been so exceedingly kind that
she couldn't think of parting with him, thai
she would go with nlm to his uncIes house.
tie told ner that he dared not take su" d a
liberty. That he had been IN Europe for
some years, and that mmsefa stran Eer com
)aratively, to his uncle, he could no. introduce
lady, who $ a stranger 10 hun and his re-
atIons.
The lady evinced hySterical symptoms !; his
arm again encirced her waist and their lips u
gam owned secret communion. The coach
stopped. The gentleman lad arrived at the end
of ais iourney--He bade the lady, farewell. 1t
was III, go. She insste ed on his protecting her,
he got out of the coach with him and followed
him to his uncle's house
He was in dreadful state of mind How
ever pleasant kiss III the dark was on the
rrevious night; incum6 ance of petticoat
on such al. occasion. was any thing bu' safls
factory. He walked INTO the parlof, and with
what he conceived 10 be unlushlnT Inpudence
The lady followed. While he was thinking
h,,y lie could puSslblv explain he atfalr,he was
r.erolned by his uncle. and the young lady
was welcomed to 4. and kss'd by all the faml-
W. he was his cousin,
On his entering me coach Office At Otiea
and booking his name and place of destination
she knew shat ho WAS her relative, ana
resolved to have laugh at his expense and
perhaps she did when she told her
stage coach adventure, and the fright to which
she put her cousin What liberties they
take. The gentleman was laugh at pretty
considerable but let those laugh that will.
He won his cousin, and they are now bone of
one bone, and flesh of enc flesh
Nel0 York Atlas.