Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-08-23
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tattonsWas and ecepted 10 call next day
street which shall be for the present nameless-
In due time anxious hero presents himself Is ipIo.
duced 10 the parents old aeqaaintance whom Sic
has found in Connecticut, year two previous,
when at scGooarl Oi1itS warmly
him TO hope that he had visited the West Ia vain
Soon opportunity occurred for private conversation
exchanged al happily the day "a
almost fixed, the lady srggested patience, and
it concluded that the lover should return New
York aud in doe time demand herhand from the parents
month elapsed, hts letter to her
answered promptly, but with adecided refusal of his
offer.
Disappointed the young man betook himself to busi-
trusting that his might reconcile him to the
failure of his efforts to pr0cnrc wife in businesslikc
way, and without tying himself girls apron string
tor twelvcmonth-when among his letters one
ing again appeared note addressed in handwriting he
had forgotten. fastening break the seal he read
that the young lady had been pleased with the happy
hours spent III his company, that
''Tho' father an mithcr an a. should go mad,''
she would II to meet him. should he return to Pitts
buTsh. She advised him be here by the middle of
July, and fixed the oeEtyeighh for the sacrifice at EIy
motto; and the last letter he received suggested hather
father, opposing the match, would furnish the
sary funds (oh that Almighty Dollar) to prepare for
interesting event, and requesting supply which
his 1Uite would no doubt repay with interest.
Anxious that nothing should prevent the consumma-
tioR of their ardent desires, he promptly forwarded her.
by mail, the Of four hundred dollars with
which TO procure cwey dresses, silks, satns and accS
and all she should deem for important
change that fixed for the 25th Of July.
He came 10 city, indeed Is still here, but ever
since he parted with his money, his letters have been
unanswered the parents will have nothing 10 say to
and has wife the young lady refuses to carry out
her part OF the contract, or 10 return the funds
The question arises, whether the disappointed suitOr
shall bring suit for breach OF promise, prosecute the
himself by publishing the whole cores
p0ndrrcc in pamphlet FORM for sale-a dime copy =
We would advise him take council of another New
Yorker, who YictiInised in somewhat similar
ner by Yankee girl, in the city Of Boston, recently;
by " clubbing" they may save lawyers fees
TPittsLtuS DisOatch.