The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-02


and him whom she woull have chosen 70
her sou in law, il the choice had been in be
power, "Or il the memory of This uuhapp
letter cannot altogether pass away, and
part OF II must still remain in your remem
brance, think only OF the words which sa,
"lf your daughter and myself had been ac
iqunnted. We are acquainted, and kno,
already rs if we had never been apart.
just now called M4demoselle by tie name q
sister; let me call her by another nam.,. no
less kind, but more sacred. that of wife,
have no fortune TO offer her, but''.I feel ami
mated by doIblo courage and hope. Fc
her-lor you, Madam, who will never qu
us-l will work with energy and deremina
ton, ald ! feel that snail succeed in m
efforts, Oh, Madame, deign to answer ne
but you weep-you give me your hand -.yo
consent 10 my IeqpesH"
"And You, Anna, whal do you say 2" aske
Madame Revival, as she held out the other (.
her daughter. =.
"ltaye ever any other will Than yours dea
mo'her| and she pressed the hard 10 he
Hips.
"You consent then, Madcmoiselle?'' sai
Jules; "ihen you will allow me TO presen
iyog this ring as mark of our engagement.
lie handed her hllle ring Sc round viii
turquoises ,...
"li is Anna's rins!' said Madame Revia
with surprise.
'Yes, mother" said Anna, quite confused
."l was obliged TO sell il to replace the mon
ey had received for my embroidery.
"lt was in purchasing il that / d scoyere,
your address, although you entered in tn
jewellers book only the name OF Anna.
IS TO this ring owe the happiness of agsi,
beholdlng YOU" lie tpok, as the spoke, III,
.unTeslsl:ng hand of The young girl, and pa
ced on her finger the pledge OF ihei, urnon.
The same evening, in order TO fulfil the be
netoient intentions Of Nj. Bnsac, WIN wa,
Obliged 10 leave town for Bordeaux. Anni
returned 10 the old mons lodgings. lie wa
no longer to be ound; He had slisappeare,
without painting ont his new abode. :s .
y + y ~ y
A month after, in the humble lodging. O
Madame Revival, few were assembled +,
witness The signing Of the marriage contrac
before the notary, who soon made his anrear
ance; he was followed by an e'darly ma,
richly attIred. As the Iattsr Was nat MIRA
duced, no person took macl notice oG him
for ench was TO him occupied with tho cc,e-
mony Tor which tley had come toce,her--
Madame Kevrdl was srill an Invalid, and hat
her daughter seated near her. The notar,
placed his portfolio on the table. and iool
from It contract Of marriage which he pro
ceedcd. After having specified the liuI4
property of the bride2 oom, lie went on I,
detail The fortune Of The lady:--"Nadame
key,al makes over 10 Ler daughter The sun
Of + 1000 per year" +.
"You are making a mistake. Monsieur. in
lerrnpted Madame RoviaI "formerly, Indeet
did intend -" ....s
The notary, without ppvpg any attention
TO The mterrcFilon:--"fL 900 "A year arising
IRON money in the public funds, for which
here are the securilies.''r a t
Saying this he displayed ne eonpons or
the table, and Madame Reval. the daugbte,
and Jules BIrsac, all made movement. rs
II about 10 speak, when he aged stranger
arose and maize sign for them 10 remain
silent Surprised al this interference ,bev
awaited with interest the result of this slrapOe
scene. ''
"WhaIn' said the old man, with broken
voice, and addressing Anna, "whai Madem.
oIse1e, DO you not remember your poor old
man? .#. ~
Whist she was looking eogerl, a, him,
ryjng 10 read in bis veneraoIe coun,enance
The marks of misery and suffering, he contn.
ued:
You nave, then, folgotten ten wears of
daily kindness? You baye forgotten the third
1t January, with the assistance YOU qave sp
'ppurlnpeIy- -the fire, the wine, and The wing
II fowl wrapped up in piece ofnewsp1perP
All forgotten! Well dhtt very prece of
newspaper is the cause of all my misery be-
ng at an end. In an advertisement which
I bore, read the intelligence rhal French
named Francois de Chazel, had
'een Tor years seeking in vain for his brother.
acques de Chazni, ruined, like him Ir lle
evolution; and lhat by his will. he had or.
NlbN nils hdNNt bloNllCHl w VIC inserted every
week for three wears, that the brother might
ome forward and cIaim-hs ample f1rtune.-
That Jacques de Chaze Stands now be(ore
'on; it is l.7 - baa0 4
without delay ! sci oul for London, and
nly returned yesterday. Your notary. cons
inucd he, speaking to Nadine Revival, is
nine; from him heard of he intended
marriage ofyOur daughter. TO that angel /.
I'VE my life, and the least can do is 10 nfe,
enl her, With part of thai fortune which.
Without her, never would have reached nv
ands."
"But Monster" said Madame Reviall
'ith emotion, "perhaps yoa bago n lamily2'I
Eyes, Madame replied lie, bowing low
he spoke, "if you, VIII admit me ialo
ouls.' '' 5 'a'i3'' -''''A5' "' 70
"Ah, yon have made part of our famlyfnr
leh long Iimem, SAID Apna pressing ID
er Hands those Of NJ. de CbazaL ,ihgn wifh
gesture full p('naiyetie and grace noinnnpI
, her Intended husband, she added, 10 aluwl
oice, "ltis he who took you UP, ( Do, Won
scollecI bimf All! YOU say that lo mo Won
We your life; If you only knew bog much II
m Indebted toyog-5if you only knewsa!-+ /
10, we will separate M more, and I shall
ave iitae 20 tell you all about it'',4s oei,
Jules. camo forward represent the pen 10 |
is bride, and they both signed The .rnaTriaae
Formed under such auspices, who
in doubt thai il Twas happy one2 Al n \
fNy~ One OF ibe Dol tast man We eser .a,o
as drowned near ManAyuns the other day..
: he was going down lhcibiid lime, he wa.
ID anl adieu 90 q number oflndles and gen b