Litchfield enquirer., 1847-11-11
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49, serfS tte<SyNty 0bs SVMtSSVbCE olt
abounthe stranger. Thercgisisf was ex,
amired: his name was entered IN plain
round hand While n Mangum, Juhr.
North CarOlina The sensation produced
BY This discovery was tremendous and ans
PARALLEL: He was the son Of Senator
his father was once speaker a the United
States Senate, and his family Connections
had long been distinguished for their enoty
mons wealth and unqusstionahle ability. -,
The ladies Immediately ennptied theif
trunks--spent hours Undressing, and aps
pcared al the dinner arrayed III all the
spiendor Of beautiful laces md costly Silks
Al the table all eyes were directed toward
the Senator's son, and many q fairone anx. 3
iously desired an introduction. The afters
noon passed by evening approached-and
All. honr before thesusnaistime the company
assembled in the dancing room.
I At nine o'clock, pres issly yenns MAD.
gum entered The hall, aud buzz OF admirs.
stion followed One Of the bellies fortunately
attracted his attention, and he lediher. to |
he dance His every movement was closes
IL ohss la. and from the ladies such exclss
III tiofs ~
ss What princely manners: Such d
magnificent figure Such graceful dancingl
A love Of a foot! Oh heis adncis of .
dear, charming fellow p and other sinilat
expressions peculiar, believe, to the sex.
During the entire evening, the favorite
Belle received the most devoted attentions
from MI. Mangum. Many Of the ladies,
who shoueht they possessed some attracts
|Iions. 49, greatly mortified at his marked
prei&rence, and two or three of the gentle.
|l1en syincea the strongest symptoms Of Ia
boring IND be innuence Of envy and pass
sion Your friends, the witty and graceful
C6l "a the accomplished and handle
solSe Major were completely thrown
into tie shade. and yDur humble servant
Rasf Was driven from the list of compete
if8fs III Senator's son was declared vic.
|stor. and pohlg did he bear his honors. The
next al M hfansum was again the reign.
IisiR lioa. ne was Aattered, admired, and
conrsed ~ - the ladies, but.the superior
tset az the warming belle enabled her to
- IN attention Of the ardent Southss
ernes.ss sss.-lnN sta. ,s'
Evening once more advanced, and the
company again assembled for the purpose
Of dancing Mr.. Mangum was again BY
the side Of The happy Miss, admiring her
appearance and cOmplimenting her beauty
in the most extravaganza language, when D
sleambo 1t captain entered the room. Look.
| ing around him for moment he remarked
so,a. writer--
Il. We'll. mes cutting Il fa..a a
l9s6" Whoi" Inquired. tra
4 Ny seward he answered, pointing 70
the Senator'S son.
Ireplied that be was aken---. the in~
divtdual Was Willie p. Mansnm, IT,, Of
Norsh Carolina"
| .Mangum, indeed was the reply. "its
Tony NeIch-my steward, aud very
good steward"
The news cifculated-Tonny saw the
aEcaptain and disappeared mortified
B6IIe took the Cast stage and is now a, home,
deeT;Iy regresilue tIiat she met and admired
thc Senator'S Soia
SINGULAR RECURRENCE --on Sunday
evening last, avery large audiencs. Asnded
4 The Pearl street Baptist church, attracted in
pzsi ~ the lame and eloquence Of the pastor,
Or. Welch, and part, we doubs not. 10 conse.
quencs of the announcement made from the
pulpit II the corning. that the rite Of mar
|risge WouidHbe soIemnized at the close Of the
service
The theme of the Rev. DR.. was the power
and goodness of Gid. Is basis for an appeal
Al he chrisiiap charities and warm sympathies
Of hispeopie, in behalf Of the needy widow
and children Of the late Sexton Of his church
n rs. c. Morton--who, though csloFed man..
49, noted ~ Els esiimable christian character.
habiisofindustrs c.iniegrity. and learning
and diligence beyond the great majo,ity Of
III class and compisxion. The discourse was
ehasacterizsd Ny all the high and admired quail
tiles which have placed DR.. WEIGH inthe front
faHk Qf Pulpit craioss and Interpretations
pfeschess. and tho appeal was not made in
vain. n tie midst # one Of his happiss,.iilus-
trafisns. and with voice and gesture admi-
Etabiy spised 70 the sentiment. he looked ont
4 Iupnn his Hudieuee ard exclaimed The Spirit
E / 49, n MI. ,owy Come ~ F-
rbe wsddihg party having been notified Of
J, ihe time 6xed upon for the nsipiial ceremony
had sistioned themselves al the ioot cs the star
way. IN readiness fer the signal. which was 10
he communicated By the sexfca. The lsitsr'
i when he heard the exclamation. e The Spirit
aud tke Bride say. CorE !" and ~ the ges-
ture. verify believed the tinne ferfths marriage
had come, and imnnediately beckoned the party
to approach. They promptly obeyed the sum-
mons, and Bride and Bridegroom. Bridesmaid
aud Groom'a MAD. marched solsmnly up III!
MI krnad aiale ~ the uuIpit ! The Dr. was in tbs