Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-19

This is the letter to which the intercepted letter from
Mr. H., which have heretofore published was an answer
ALTA VISA" June I7th
---My ouly hope is to be with you on Tues
day 3oth Of this month l hope remain at the
Exchange the first plight Of our arrival and as we shall
not 60 TO our house ill the morning following perhsps
that night may be able say few words you alone
You must remain in the parIour and may have an
oppouunity-if not We may be so fortunate to have
lmeetingfl in the morning. go homes however
this 10 doubtful, he may remain and accompany me.
However, dear love- trust and hope he with you alone
for shall really go crazy do We do every
thing In our power to accomplish it. You be the
evening Of arrival, for shall be so anxious fearing
these letters may have been intercepted and you not
received them. So dearest love, beg you, If you have
received them, wear the dear ring Of love your right
hand and BY this maneuvre shall know all. On the
evening of our arrival, If Mr-shouId 60 some
other hotel instead Of the Exchange do, dear one the
next evening wednesday, send your servant to my
house with q note charging him to deliver il
myself However this hope, will be necessary,
for think we shall 60 to the Exchange Fearing. my
dear love, may have opportunity of speaking alone,
shall write you note telling you what day am coming
TO the Exchange to meet you, and this note shall
tive to give you I you. Now love- Just
one request. want you to write q DEAR long letter,
and you give it TO when meet, and il will be
such comfort during the sad days eIspse
from my arrival IN Richmond, 10 the time can come
you at the Exchange. You can in way slip it in
my hand to be unobserved by any Do, dear
love. Won't you! Oh! yes, know you will. Let it
be long, long etler-lry aud write little every day.
and what happiness every word will give your
dearest Virginia. Tell dearest you love me- and
that make the hsppies Of beings. Oh! dear love,
would that might throw myself in your arms, and
tell you how love, adore you. When meet, have
great deal to tell you. have spoken freely my
Their Of my situation and have much to say to you Now
dearest, sweet till happy reunion farewell
love you, love you, and Kiss me sweet and
press to your bosom, | am your pure spolless,
devoted VIReIxIA
II you should have written me- dearest ere you receive
this in get out Of the post Office, for
receive letter from you here, lis impossible without
running the greatest risk aud danger Have for
iang dear, kind letter. darling, when meet, and
Oh. how will love you for it.
On the back Of this letter is endorsed Wednesday
Aug. 10Th, 1885, Hoyfs hand writing.
wEDSEsDIr.
Dear darling how swfuly. bitterly, disappointed | am
again to-day. Oh! dearest feel should die this
day. My God, am dying you Dear. dearest
one, won't you write me this morDng Yes, know you
Darling, you made me happy last evening by telling
you still loved me- OH could you know the joy those
dear words give you would not blame for often
saying" Dearest do you love mel As have told you
before is that doubt you. beloved one that ask
the question: tits only the delight Of having you say" yes
l 10 love YOU. After left you yesterday, dear
repeated 10 myself those magic words Of thine and OH
what feeling Of bliss did they create in this bosom
dear, dearest angel, long you love perfectly
happy. Think Of this mine angel, and take
ffoIa this precious treasure. Oh! God mine
worshpped one, how do love you.
In that hateful letter he says, "what will you give him
next your very soul yes, loved my very son is
yours-aH is yours. love you to perfect idolay, inter
alteration. Yes! love you 10 distraction ITSELF -
(EndOrsed Friday, Aug. 3lst ls46.l
THURSDAY, Both.
Darling do feel sad, sad to-day. For the last hour
have been all alone weepmg.-Ye.l weeping, a fate,
dark, as gloomy mine. Oh! dear one you do not
know all have TO make wretched. Dearest, only
how I situated in this world;
Bound forever to a man who does not hesitate to tell
he nothing for me-tresled alas my God only
knsss hoS eligible affection Of my father, mother
all my family, sienated from Living in this unhlp
piness nay, wrelchedness and yet, hope in the
future-I look for relief that Of DEATH Each
hour liable to be turned from this my only home aud
the world perfect oufcGst. Oh! dearest was ever
so lost, wretched-'ris in these moments Of
sorrow. that long Tor thee to lay my head thy BOSOM
and let thee breathe away the cloud from my soul, am
yours entirely that you make me just what you
please.
would not quit ono thought Of thee,
Nor bid my dream Of joy take wing,
would not from thy spell be free,
For all the treasures earth bring.
VIRGINIA.