Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-31

| A lew years ago, some ladies' requested u.
10 puDilsh very Interesting article, which,
they had selected from some good work. On
looking over The work. we recollected that we
haa published the same piece eighteen years
before. An association of painlul ,,,tuy..
connected the time of publication with lin.
TACT, asid we told our female friends az tuucb
That makes no difference, MIR. Chandler /"
Said they, that was so longag None of ms.
you know, had learned TO read eighteen wears
ago. on similar grounds, we copy tho fol-
owing which we have certainly publisbed
once before:--U s.. Gaz.
IhE QUEEN AND the QvAXERESs. The
autumn OF 1918, her late Majesty. Queen Char
lotte, visited Bath, accompanied by the prin.
cess Elizabeth. The waters soon effected sncb
respite from pain in the royal patient that
sho proposed an excursion 10 a park of some
celebrity IN the ncighborhood, then the estate
OF OF nGh widow, belonging to the Society of
FRIENDS Notice was given OF the Queens
n'Veu'ioh' anu message returned that she
snouiu DE welcome. Our illustrious traveller
maui perhaps, never before held any personal
Intercourse with a member of the persuasion
whose votaries had never voluntarily no;d
taxes TO the man George, called King by The
VAIN ones. The lady and Gentleman who
were 10 attend the august visitants had but
,eeole idea OF the reception to b. expected
IL was supposed the Quaker would nj least
say. Thy Majesty, Thy Highuess," or Mad.
"m' ihe royal carriage arrived at the lodge
oil INC park at the appointed hour. No pren-
hra'ions appeared To have been made; no hos.
less or dOmesics stood ready to greet the
guests. The porer's bell was runa: he alien.
pea forth deliberately with his broad-rimmed
D yer on, and unbcndiugly accosted the lord
III. .rw,ealhng with Whats thy will. friend7"
ihls was almost unanswerdble. "Surely :,
SAID the nobleman, "your lady is aware that
ner MaJesiy--2o TO your mistress, aud SAY
The Queen Is here" ''No. trnly aos,vered
the man, lit necdelh not have no mislress
nor lady. bu, friend Rathae Mills expected
ihlne. Walk in" The Queen and the Pfin-
cess were handed out, and walked up the av-
enne' At the door OF the house stood the
plainly sttired Rachael who, without even
courtesy but with a cheerful nod said. esIIo,y's
thee do, friend? | am glad 10 see thee and
Thy daughter. ! wish thee well. Rest and
refresh thee and tbs people, before | show.
Thee my grounds." What could be said ofsIrb
a person. Some condescensions were attemnt.
ed, implying that her majesty came not only
toNlew the park, but 10 testify her esteem Tor
thc society IN which Mistress Mills belonged
Cosl aud unawed. she answered. Yea. tbou
art nGbt there. The Friends are well Thought
y y WIN ,v'hs' OUT ihey meet not The pTai ~
OF lne world; Tor the rest, many strangers
crafty their curiosity by CONGO this plsce
shu ~ Is my custom TO conduct them ,nysrlf.
shall do the like by thee, friend Charlotte
Moreover, tbink well OF lice, al dnlif1l
wife aud mother. ''''''''
thou hast had tbs trials. and 20 hal IN,
good partner. ] wish tbs grandchild we1
through hers, (Siie ulluded TO the Princes
Coa'otirD IL was 80 evident that tle friend
neah' hmdly' nay, respectfully. that no of.
lence could be taken. Size escorted her esss,
through her estate. The Princess Elizsbs,b
n0t,'ced' IN The ben house a breed OF poultrv
hitneHo unknown 90 her, aud expressed !,
"lan To possess some of these rare fowls i,,-
aRning llmi Mrs. Mills would regard h.,
WISH a. law, but the Quaker ~ ins,.ly 70
metSed with her characteristic evasion
hey arc rarc, rs thou saycst: but II amy are
20 De purchased in this laud, 90 10 other ,onn
i'les' IhnOw lew women likelier than tbvselC
20 procure ihem with ease Her roysl 6,oL.
ness more plainly expressed her,lcsire 10 M,
'laNa some pi those She now bebed. Il IN
ll0' puy and sell answered Rachael Mil.
=, re6naps you viii give me pair" per.evereJ
'he f'ncessy with coBcilialina smile Ma
'biy replied Rachael. n have ,eC,sci
Many lfeuts. and that which ( depisJ y,
'''n' own hins woman, Martha Ash.it bseou.