State journal & flag., 1846-10-30

yet twelve days off; hope tho twill be
shortened. Darling. dear darling, it really
grieves me to send you so short letter when
| know you expect long one, and to make
up the deficiency you must read such words
as please you twice.
Please remember most kindly to your dear
sister. Give me one dear, sweet, long kiss,
in imagination, and believe me yours truly
and sincerely.
SATURDAY MoRNfNa.
Dearest, how happy did We part on yes
terday.
Your words TO me were so kind, so good,
that felt as light and as happy as bird.
Oh! my darling, tell me did ever man have
such power over woman as you havesoper
me -? Never, never. ! may be miserable,
bathed in tears; yet one word from thy
dear lips. can make me perfectly happy, and
chase every tear away and clolhe the face
in.he brightest smiles. Dear love, when
you sometimes think Of this mighty inhu.
ence you exer, over me, OH do you not
feel happy, TO know that the happiness Of
one being rests with you. There mus, be,
and should be Joy in the thought. Dear
one, you have chased away all gloom from
me. Now am very, very happy for You
have said darling, you still love me, will ever
love me, and my God, what more can
desirel With those BLESSED words. deares'.
ever if my memory, cannot be sorrowful.
When think my own one, that you love
me, IT'S impossible to be sad j; there is JOY
In every word you utter. Darling one, are
you not glad you hare told me you loue me-
because it has made me so happy. Dearest,
you will never regret telling me this, for
am not the being 10 take advantage of holy
feeling as thy affection. Sweet ole, you
know ! am yours so wholly, so entirely
that even my thoughts in sleep are yours-
and | loving tl,ee as do, to take advan.
tage of thy love7 Oh! impossible, ampossi-
bic. Dearest, how | do ADORE thee, for
what you promised me, that in me you would
have unbouhded confidence that you would
always tell me, when you thought ! was act.
ing wrong that you would speak with me
truly and without, the least reserve; just as
you would were your wife and believed
you should do so, for In the deep and trust.
ing love of this heart I am your wife--mine
angel how kind in you 10 say you will treat
me with such confidence, and oh do not
appreciate it yes; beloved from the Utmost
recesses Of my soul-and dearest promis.
ed just what you did-that you should
know every thought, every feeling of this
bosom and now my own darling. will VIC not
be the happiest beings on earlh-only think
sweet one-we love each other so devotedIy,
cur hearts are SO wholly given 10 one anoth-
er-we have not even thought for other
than the idol of our affections. We have
such perfect faith, we have not even doubt
there is such holy, heavenly confidence
between us. Oh dear dearest love. are
we not very, very happy? Kiss ME mine
own love, and say yes, that dear kiss seals
the word we have spoken. Dear one you
are SO kind to me. Last night, as 1 kisse d
you, ere Tell asleep thanked Heaven, that
it had given me such precious treasure as
thy love. Oh, God grant | may never,
never lose it. Dear ono 1o.o Ie.o s.oe.
How this heart does idoize thee Precious
darling, remember you promised | should
see you at church to morrow. Do not dis.
appoint me-for oh! how happy thy very
glance will make me.--Do not blame me
for my dress TO morrow-H shall be explained
,chen toe meet. Dearest, look a. me 10 NOR
row, and see if every look does not dream
with love for thee. Remember now, and
look, and if you think so, tell me so, by one
sweet glance. On Monday, my loved one,
l am going to Mrs. C.---'s. as Mr.. M
leaves that morning. shall be at The ex.
change Monday, at IL O'clock. So dearest,
you be sitting in the parlor, and that will be
better, for it will look as if we meet by acci.
dent. feel rather unpleasanlly at being
here alone but shall trust TO you darling.
to make the time pass happily, and you will
do so, wont you, Lovef Love, shall have
thy dear note. Oil how ! will kiss 1t.
Would that you might see me when | re.
ceive it. will tell you what you would say
--hoo she does lore me Dearest, once more
must tell you how happy that blessed
promise has made me When think Of the
sweet confidence which is hereafter TO unite
US, l am loo happy. Love you for tho
words Oh! dearest, do worship you, adore
you, for them-lhey are my salvation. A
thousand kissed, you dear swee, angel of
mine. Dearest love, fearing to keep your
servant waiing. have but one moment
to kiss you for your darling note. You are
too kind 10 me--are you not love; No,ino
not TOO kind-for, oh love you SO dearly.
Monday at l9 O'Clock, | will kiss you twenty
times for this sweet note--..but won't you
get tired Of SO manyf Say dearest. TO
morrow, remember, you promised to be at
church. Twill be such joy to look on thee
land then one dear glance-how heavenly
twill be Come, dear love, do come. Kiss
me, your dear darling, and always love me
az your own pure, devoted.
VIRGINIA.
We learned last evening, upon authority
which we cannot doubt, that an express to
Major Pollard reached this city at p. M,
yesterday, bringing the melancholy inteli-
gence that his daughter, Mrs. w. R. Myers.
had put an end to her life with laudanum.
Thus ends another act Of the awful tragedy!
Richmond En- qmrer, Oct. 9Th.
Races over the North Tuscaloosa
Course.
Wednesday, October, %, 1e46.
ONE MILE HEATS.
First and only heat T. A. Henry's CHI, {.
Martha Foote, by imp'd Glencoe; dam Fam