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 is, would have destroyed as sAoe ax r,e.t. iyein that day to ihis, never suffered bi,s ,, 1e W "S' eNea ia the &gectt Our sueresS m t,,ts s-s iAs Itah l'ft waf3d Inc slams af bis ,iY.,, .s... saoaests0 me seaFt O. our friend, hsa h,y was the nature i1 survive such a 6ior Is l. # tafce months VIC followed hiia ia .b, so,yi .ss n the sissJ Of that tiud heiage wiasp ts. ,.s e. oi h's ehiid must alSn one day appeat. x. Y N is aS much hs mav'f'rer, as he would ha,s s. lt he had p'gngeia daggeg ie his Aeari. '7'N Ie tae PabAc, 70 oEnsci ea sf q ssss,y<u,
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 oalAG ave ~ SIX ltars ago. when wss ,sa,,s tlaiiY paper .is th,S clty, feceivsa sov,,,s, ,, igoiA yoale school gltl, who ss aow \ ms, r's. '''hse lAaffed iady, residing sith her hoshans .s5 children ia .,e'ghtosng state. She was ft@a ol -a kteA eeai ot Irregular genus and eceaei, e'ty oi conduct eat wsthal. never seemed "a n. to have -4tbef iae idea ot the conSe,a,sevs x, =. lmPfaeat'y aae woald 90 where Shs liks5 "a oa any eenlteaan b9Fn shs esFed Co Sep sya a... x Is vel hao9nr when offended sf horos -. ana offered aerSeit as a servant girl i, n f,,. the e,sy. BeIhg yeTy beautiful sle was ys rn..s adaAfef. but | have odea sad at hey i ss.s.9 now, that never knew Sa wid L0ll,a,t ., pssehny lawsess creature, mAo iasp,r,sl v, sg. verSai confidence n her %Ttue. tH,fl T3 'F Webs'S ealagn5oaE publieatldn ei rhnfs,i,t . ~h,eh this iS reply, never heard u aatitea
 Is4aS No1ng gull had passion i,.f hi.tars 6.a ahd, Il renicinbcr rightly wrote q ntye-sG. her harfIage tiet letters tn me were ,ha ,,-. iar ea'pouftneS of a heart and m,ad oygrsa,. and impatient fl silence. but howpyr, f,a,lsa.ss cd and fhapsodlca, they seemed 10 me p,,s s.a than was at alt common of the o0roacentss.' promiSe af genus. What sentiment 3a th.,s .,.s addressed Co myself, 1 never twice thsarb, ,F it s such s7 is addressed often ta ,hos, supposed gate keepers to ee ehfity and s,,,. ton An edifors drawer ia full of zgeb a,nr.ts tory compliments and he is indeed s,jfy 'f ld1es Sldef them as any thing hut the t5ll h Inc ns,l way of fame ''' pan oa her feiara from Europe some tl,,. as,, heard that this lady was about to be married sai gentleman wrote to me for an interview +rs cautiously applied for her letters. had ',.s them aside, thinking them interesting. ss tbe f5s h'1saiaF 0i'efahceS ot what thought would pasq : ! To De genus, but promptly returned tb,aa - i no idea that here was anything ellhet thf,asss ] ing er unusual ln the request Col. Wehh ws, present when they were delivered. bat expressed { no dissatisfaction with me or with them sete 1 alter met hei father, who l-tndersfasd had .ss posed me to be au encoufaeer nf fhe eeceni,,e.ss ot his daughter and had felt unkndlY tn me bs. With a few words Of explanation. We shook hao4 aad parted, and df That matter never tb6Bfsi more. 1 Of the complete niin'' of thjs la,ly fuoys h, ing most respectfully with her husband and eg,.. dren m the ne,ghbonng State,) Col. Webb accus,s me in language too gross to copy. He begins ls say1Fg that he was, hmselL a very dear GIead ' her father! She has been marned siA years--ias Hs the hrst time she has ever 5een accused of za privately or publicly, 0 my know ledgc-aRd ls Weeo now accuses uie Of her rgin, calling i4s father "a '' very lear friend" whose uaiInel, end he inoarns." This accusation s unqualified. ly untrue; but, even if so cruel and gtlhd ialsehood were true. what human heart would he thought capable of so agoHzlng the living daaehtf Of dead fnend as to re parade il lo the wof.5 after Il was iofgOtten' II was because be revenge fully thought that a fresh saudef of thR k.a5 would be the ''dTop soo muCb' in my cup of suet trouble at thls tune; and ,lf the publie mud wt ter to takes sdes against ianocrnce. without piuei or rcasonl perhaps t will. \. ?. WILLIS