Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-09

lost ROMANTIC AFFAIR-Two ELorr.
MENTs AED a WEDDING-Abuut a wear smce n
young man came Ia tins city from Belcisupwn i'm
lhis State. aud entered a dry goods store in Wash
1nRfon street aS a salesman. Ills steady habits. and
alien'inn io business Won him The regard Of his
employer. While his respectful courtesy aud manly
beauty secured the good favor OF the Lady cusro-
mers OF the store. Among The latter was a very
Beautiful young daughter sfsne Of unr most respee.
table ciiiZ"ns. Asart-eftelegr 70 phic intercourse Mas
established between The two. aud II was not long
eeiore It was followed by a regulani introduction and
intimacy. We should have said that MIR g. had
inheriIed a small properly from has deceased par-
enis. aud this may have had some weight ~ an the
iaiher aud moiher Of the young Iady. by whom the
young man was saon regarded hs their future son an
law. So matters being arranged oil went .'merry
AZ O marriage bell"-when lui there appeared uDon
The CARPET n dashing New York tailor, " no profo.
sed TO The father Of the afiinanced girl, TO remove Ia
New York, and enter into business with him on a
grand scale in Chatham street. From The moment
oi tins proposal the prospects ofyoung B chan
ged-ihe parents OF the young lady lCaked coldIy
upon him, and the poor grrl was sosn informed that
she must dismiss her suiior, and acceRi he hand al
the dashlng young schneider. Her circumstances
md tears were ofno avail. aRd her family prepared
10 leave for New York. Her old lover. boweye,
iound means 10 see her and persuade her 10 elope
with h'm-and one day they rude out TO Dedbam
ana ihete took seats in the accommodation railroad
tram io Providence. At Providence, however. The
%sieGmbost in whIch they had engaged n passage To
New York was detained by a fog. and The fa,her O.
The girh who had somehow got wlad of the affair
arnVsd at Providence. and obtuiRed possession Of his
ingiiive daughter. The lover returned Io town n
lone and despairihg-and The family Of the girI re-.
moved with her TO New York a few days afterwards
In The city she was soon forced into giving a rcluc.
'anI consent 10 marry the TAILOR. Every IN ny was
arrayed for celebrating the nupIials in a m a..
splendid manner and, strange 10 say. the girl appea
red "noIIIing lOath." The ceremony was To take
place al ~ JOhLs chapel. and numerous guests " , r
invited TO The wedding party. On the very day
appointed for ihe marriage. however The bride dI,.
There v as AS much racing and chasing"
IN pursIi of her as after the "losI bride OF Neiherby >
but with equally bad success. In the meantime.
NE young lady disguised in male nitro. took passage
ON 0uard the steamboat Cleopatra. and arriving i'm
Bostpn. without any adventure, was received in the
arms OF a faithful female lriend-a married LADY
residing ia Pleasant street. Intelligence was soon
conveyed 20 her lover, and in cOmpany with him
and q fair companion, the twice promised bride.
made an excursion TO BraulebOrough, VI, vher.
The nuPtisl knot was firmly tied. The parties re-.
turned 10 BOsiOn OH Tuesday evening, and We had
the pleasure Of shaking hands with Them and wish.
ng them all Raanet Of felIcIty-Boston Times.