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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-11-20
CpAPTER III.

"A letter from my sister Ellen. Margaret
said Mr.. Eccleston week later. 'She
writes in very low spirits, and desires most
anxiously that one OF the girls should visit
her this winter. Poor soul! since her sons
death she sadly wants companionship. Shall
Virginia or Ada go?' s, l.L. .aaL
'Who-I papa?' said Virgo. You must
really excuse ME. cannot bear The idea of
being moued up in the country, and in No
vember, too. Let Ads go; she has nothing
10 keep her in the city l4f
'Aod what, pray Miss Virginia, if may
inquire, have you Of SO much importance that
you cannot pay visit 10 relation who real
ly needs your company?'
MIR. EccIeston, wish you wouldn't speak
10 Virge in such a manner. She has a
great deal to detaiu her in the city at this
ii Unexpectedly her very settlement for life
depends upon this winter. have never seen
so many men really worth girls setting her
cap for collected at one time in This place.
There is the rich Elderly. Pete, you did not
know, iha; virge has made quite an impress
sion on him. did you ? sof =.
No-l never know anything of yours or
Vrginia's affairs II seems to me that eth
er you or she changes too often in your plan
TO succeed. | suppose this one must indeed
be worthy Of securing. for have heard you
calling bis name for one or two weeks
If you did no, spend SO much Time over
your foolish old papers and with those hor-
rid dogs, you would learn that Eugene Ell.
derby is considered by far The best match in
the city. He lives somewhere in the couo-
try; and Mrs. Liuleton, at whose house we
first met him, told me that his house was
real old castle for everything grand and no.
Bile and that The silver and china alone were
small fortune. Moreover. be is 20 popular
with bis neighhons, that il j. supposed they
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Yes; you dare to talk of my plans after
this! Iknow it; yes, as sure as sit here,
when you and your sister inveigled me into
sending Ada there, you were very well aware
Of The fact that Mr.. Elderby's residence was
next door, comparatively speaking. Yes,
she and you arranged il all in order that Ada
might crow over virge. But, tell you, sir,
she shaf not marry him.
Begging you pardon, Margaret, but have
decided that she shall! / suffer you 10 have
your own way with your lavorite Virginia:
so YOU must excuse me if think il necessary
to watch over the happiness of my poor little
Ada, who, God knows, has had man. cloud
Of unhappiness already shadowing her Young
days, which you, her mother, should lave re-
joiced to have made all sunshine. have
written my consent to their marriage, Think
ing, like yourself, twas too good match 10
be lost. But not for his wealth do ! think
50; but for virtues, of greater aud more in
trinsic worth than his riches, great though
they be. My sister has written me all about
him; Of his devotion and respect FOR his pa
renIs- his veneration for religion-his care
of,he poor. She also bess to be allowed to
have the wedding celebrated there, 10 which
she invites u.s.
Psha Mighty poelical you are getting
in your old days, with your fine talk about
clouds and sunshine, and merits greater than
wealth. Ha ha il really nauseates me 10
hear it!'
Margaret, you are incorrigiblep
Yes; and pretty piece of business is
the whole affair, and nicely arranged too,
must say. Well, don't mind il, virge! II
will come home to her yet, mark my word
Ito take her sisters beau from her! We
will 60 10 The wedding, and you shall be more
splendidly dressed than the bride and we
will show Mrs. Hunter, Elderly, and Miss
Pert that we don't mind them, and that there
is as good fish in the sea as is ever caught
out OF it, Married indeed that child! /
wonder what will come next? l should not
be very much surprised--as this is the age
of miracles-to see you shave every day, and
to wear French boots
And they did indeed so, and had The pleas
ure (?) Of seeing the beautiful girl-bride
hanging in love and pride on the arm Of her
noble-ooking husband. The happy couple
have sci out on tlIeir wedding tour, and alter
their return they expect to reside on Mr.. FL
derbys estate Of WoodIawn.
WARRENTON 1851
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CHAPTER ",

/ have had visitor this morning, Ada,
said Mrs. Hunter on her neice's return from
her ride, which she took every find day ii
was an old friend whom have nor seen fol
three years. His mother and were intimate
and somewhat connected, SO that he never fails
when here to visit me. told him had a
young neice staying with me, and invited him
10 call over often. did not tell him your
name, or that you were fine city lady.
Il have more curiosity, dear aunt, than you,
visitor seems TO have had; for my first ques-
tion is-what is his name!'
Eugene Elderby-quite pretty name, i.
it not He lives in that elegant mansion after
you pass the cross road 1t Is beautiful
place, and would like yon to see its furniture
pictures, sc. BY the way, he says he is un
married yet and being an especial favorite, ]
think must speak good word for him tt
you
Quite unnecessary, Aunt Ellen; l have
seen him at home, and believe Virge claim.
him for her property. But why has he left the
city so suddenly Surely virge-1lhonsh'
he intended spending the winter there
j do not know, my dear, for / did not hear
him even speak Of his visit there at all. Hi.
conversation, which was very interesting, re-
lated entirely to his Europern tour. bespoke
of Jenny Lind, whom he heard in England and
Ger many. He is passionately fond of music
SO told him had nece with me who sung
like one of our wild mocking-birds, and told
to come often and hear you
'Humph. you should not be so pressing to
the young man. think it would have been
more friendly 10 advise him to buy hand or
gan, SO that he might grind out his own mn.
sic, thereby saving himself a ride Of FIVE miles
Isn't that far!'
Yes; but you must not feel piqned, for he
is not aware what dear chatterbox you are
or he would not, am thinking, need any in
vitation to run over to Chesnut Grove. Blu
',is singular he did not mention your fathsr'
family; he knows the relationship. 9'i a2A a7
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Constantly did Mr.. Elderly visit Miss Ec-
cleston, and such was the mighty spell Of her
beauty, joined 10 her own and her mothers
tact, that no suspicion had as yet arisen 10
make him doub, her perfection, both as regard
ed her temper or mind. And the hopes too of
Virge and her mother, of their ultimate sue
cess, were fast verging on to certainties, for
everywhere did he accompany them, aud al
ready, among their circle, was his name joined
to that of Virge Eccleston as engaged!
One morning Elderly had gone to the Office
of friend to see him, before calling on his
'ladye-love, as We may call her. He found
his friend, however, engaged with client so
he strolled to the porch. and stood there, OBJ
serving with quiet humor, the groups around
the pump Immediately in front of the door,
where the black bellies and their beaux were
chatting and flirting. His own name caught
his ear; and he listened to conversation be-
tween negro woman with tub on her head
and another who was leaning against the porch
Immediately beneath him.
Is your young missus to marry that rich
Mr.. Elderly sure 'nuff, Dinah! suppose
yon' II have grand doings then, at your house,
won't yong
Il b'lieve so, child. hear the madam tell
us how that Miss Virge must have this, and
Miss Virge must have that. Miss Virge she
says he is powerful rich buckra, and she'll
have every thing in big style. He'll git a
pretty wife, sure 'nuf-but ef he took my say
he'd leave Miss Virge to herself, and a-fall in
love with Miss Addy, whose long sight bet
ter, for Miss Virgo is just 'zac.ly like the old
madam as two peas; and you know, Nancy,
her temper is bad enough to kill horse.'
Hi her temper is 'bominable for true
She hollers out at me, just like common buck
ras and hears as how your master sees
times
True, child, jist as true as the gospel scrip
ter. He has bad time of ii; him and the
dogs and Miss Addy. Miss Virge, too, blazes
out every now and then on her sister, if gen.
tleman do but look artcr her, or if master give
her any thing new. When that same Mr.. FL
derby fnst came to our house, he only just axel
Mis Addy to play on the pianper, when 10 !
and bshold, the moment h vas gone, Miss
Virgo fares out At her sister with all sorts ol
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CHAPTER VI.

Rather surprise for you and your moth
er, Virginia, said Mr.. Eccleston, as he en-
tered with an open letter the same draw.
ing-room where Virge was very busy with
her crotchet-work, and her mother with q
novel. Yes, think even you will acknowl.
edge It's great surprise, and wish you had
gone instead Of Ada, when you hear my
news
No, think not said Virgo. 4 SUPPOSE
Aunt Ellen has made her will, being moPed
to death in the country, and left all her for.
tune TO Ada
No; you are ont there replied her ia
tIer. 'Tis not question of death al all
but of marriage. You will have 10 CUES,
again. a
BY this time tile novel was closed, and
the purse hung suspended from the fair fin
gers, as Virge repeated,
Marriage? Why, surely Aunt Ellen j.
not to be married =
'No,' said he, quietly, she has tried i
once. As am afraid you will not lie abl'
TO guess al all, must tell you is Ada.
SELF
sAda.' echoed Mrs. Eccleston and Virge
in tones of actual horror. Ada! Why, fol
mercy's sake, MIR. Eeeleston, what clowr
has the child picked up?'
Eugene Ederby,' said he, is the name
which is signed to the letter; and which ap.
pears 10 me, if a letter can ever speak 9
character, 10 be the name Of generous in
,ell,gent, and noble man; and one who GER.
tainly seems to love my little Ada as much
as even could wisll:'
Eugene Elde,by!' almost screamed hi
wife. Why, he loves Urge, and tits she h
means. not Ada. know that you said Ada
merely for the sake Of annoying u.s.
mo, l am not, Margnret. Ii is for Ad,
he sues. His country residence at wh cI
lie has been residing for the lasa Two months
is within five miles Of Chesnm Grove; ant
Ellen writes ine, that lie has been an every
day visitant, and has thus learned TO value
aud love my Child ny .F#
''Tis = shame. downright shame" said
his wife. 1 s saisaAsa @
% But The poor stricken Virgo said never
word but sat mute and mortified, with thu
purse dangling from the needle, and swing
ing "a and fro from the trembling Of hel
hands,
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Ada, said Mrs. Eccleston, why don't you
carry your book into the dining-room.' z '''ie
Thank you. mamma; feel very comforta-
bic here if you please. The dim twilight Of
these rooms seems to suit my eyes, ya '7a-
Yes have no doubt you think so but
think the dining-room will suit you better, as
you are not In society yet, and it not ex-
pected that you should appear when gentle
men call. Moreover, Mr.. Elderly does not
know that you are in existence-'tis your sis
ter he visits
Ma, am only four feet ten inches, they
tell me, and very slender, and surely in these
two large rooms shall not incommode your
visiters. Do not, beg you, send lne also in
to exile like poor papa and his dogs. To tell
you the real truth of it,, and there was no lit
tie tinge of determination in the tone of her
voice, Il am quite crazy 20 see this much
talked-of paragon, Mr.. Elderly; and if you
will not allow me to remain, do not be surpris-
ed if you catch me peeping through the back
window, or lurking in the passage when he is
announced. Virse, my all-powerful and su-
perb sister, will you deign to in,ercede with
mamma that may stay for glimpse of your
millionaire, viii be very quiet, promise I;
bat am really dying with curiosity. ac-
quiesce in the knowledge that your word is the
law for mamma would not shadow that sun
ny brow for aught in the world and
Be silent, Ada! You are impertinent as
well as disobedient. Indeed, you give me a
great deal of uneasness. You resemble your
father too closely i'll disposition
Thank you, ma would rise and make
my most humble acknowledgement for what
consider high compliment-to be lkened in
the least to my nobe-hearted father
The ring at the door-bell here interrupted
this sharp fire of words, and the horizon had to
be cleared quickly of the appearance of the
storm, though the bright carnine OH the usual
ly pale cheek of Ada was one of the trophies
of the combat.
The servant announced Mr. Elderly and
Captain Linton.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-11-20

An honest Irishman. fresh from I1ibernis,
caught humble bee in his hand. supposjng
il 10 be humming bird. Och, he exclaim-
ed, burn how hot his little fut is
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Every heart has i,s secret sorrow, which
The world knows not; and often,imes We
call man eo!d when hs is eRly ssG
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Yankee who lately removed TO Wiscon-
sin writes TO his brother in Massachusetts,
that the section where he resides is in a
highly prosperous condition. lie says that
but one failure has ever occurred in this
country, and 10 that case the man paid one
hundred and twenty i've cents ON . dollar.
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ExEUCTON'S SALE OE REAL ESTATE.
IN obedience order ol Court. oner for sale mos a.
land in the county of Amelia, lying within ~"
the Richmond AMI DansIic Railroad aud SIX miles OF the |
Amelia Court House The about 5u0
we'll set primitive growth Of oak and history; 200 ~
grounds We'll dchcd: ltU al MANFRED land ~ M
mprnve ard the remainder well adapted 10 the
OF corn. wheat and tobacco.
There attached the plantation excelen' Gris' Nil wr
profitable coud and Cumm"di"us dwelling hos
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PALMER a. RICnAkDS0S.

~ GENERAL. LAND. LOAN. AND COlfECTluA AGENTS. A
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Minnesota facilities for ni.is te btSi selections
feel assurr'"i s'ins general si'iS'h !"
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EachapptiIDn mu.i he accompanied wi'hu" "'""nS c an
posi- p1m for 10 dc tracts So Tor acre c'S - ana ' l.
acre tracts. so each.
As The Warrants assign ' they may b" sacy 'fan>re
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made Nhich. when dom. the certificate o ca'y
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SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
TgSE lately received by different arrivals from n
aL" and New IurG. large additions 1" ms "tk I" S'o
ani Stationery, which make hts spring suppl.
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Miscellaneous Religious WORKS 10 fTa
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April Dri''naT
MRS. SOUTH WOkTH'S NE" WORK.
F1NE Mother Law by Emmn f. d. Soutw"rh author oi Il
4 Deserted Wife "Shannundale. &c. Price 31t3 cts.
This graphic and srrn. tale is OF The most a:rceae
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