Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-26
MARTNsBURG, "a, EDSEsDz MORNING. JANUARY g. Is5s


Frsm the drawing the young man
rushed into thc Stable
'Pst said re. give me horse
sorra the horse we've got IN tie stable,
except this black, and that belongs to gin
tIeman who came here jis. afore We. Och
but he's good one, your amor. 240 "a .
clint. aaa.
IN borrow him.' said Trav11 Jumping
ssp lis back Tell Bell taalrive Me geatlas
man 70 the villa, AMI he shall have him
Bak your amor sssaonstrated the ost'er.
II wan vain. for Traverse lad SIT spurs to
the IloiS and vas of like thunder bolt.
%, ~ wirra. swirra 7 said the ostles, =
|sy hath sspfmes Imruiaed ad1un-
done ihtile'
/. shortly after; ,Mrs. leslie ruag for her
phcston. and asslso ssMe time, Mr. Champion.
the cd bachelor, SNaa' his horse The
pony cane round to-tlaefssns door aaG
s4ane time, TIE young widow stepped i
| into the pheaton.
kAll right she said to Patsick with
smile. noddi ard taking the reihs. Give
him his Lea 80
| 'osh,iek aII fong, my lady rcpfsas The
ostlor, keep = tight hold Of the reia
Your carria take two inside. ia
Very came alone
"a You Ike passenger n
% mean 2
e our Bother has been stalis
ssslemap.s 9, and be Sou
| wcfu i'm 70 the villa to get Bacrsc.
\ " Llar,' said the widow, but VII 7
| liam Nays was very eccentric:
Az this crisis aIr, Chsmpion appeared
Ha1Ik horse reaslsn1 ~
yon plead pmp in. sIf
Dat como IL cafraige 2
81 wil yez,' shouted De hosilcsr
sIal;ee sskaikcsiae lnsaif you please, SIR
!: : |: = ! : ! !" !:
P't'seton, and the poay led Il the move
.ment. started oifat yfisk paAe} Poor Cap
! tain Champion ~ cohfs Bachelor, bod
iiy slllatsi " J is9lIls Young widow !.
] The NJ lSda 81 assistance 70 the
LADY managing The pony. who was shortly
ledpc% t. bis sssual slow and quiet pace,
AND ITsn. after Granddaughter companion for
his assistance Mrs. leslie told him that 10 a
few minutes he should he put in possession
Of bis hcrse, which had been borrowed by a
gentleman. This was all the information size
| youclisafcd to give. and in return She deman-
ded the name of her companion
In few minutes the Captain began to feel
somewhat more at case; in fact, he began to
like bis position. He had never sat so near
apretty manin all his life, and he begun to
ask himself, whether, if the proximity for a
few moments was sso pleasant q constant
companionship mightnot prove as agreeable,
4 " hilch attention was engaged on her po-
4 ny. he bad an opportunity TO survey her iea-
lures Her large dark and luminous eyes
seemed literally to be swimming in quidlus
tre. Her checks were as soft and blooming
as the sunny side Of peach. Her profile
was strictly Grecian, and her parted lips
showed a row Of pearls white as snow. The
delicate taper fingers cncased in Frcuch
kid, closed upon therein; and the varnished
tip Of dainty boot Indicated a foot that Gin
derilla might have enyied,
.Doyou live far from here, madam y asked
The Captain.
Not very fan The J opy can mend his
pace, il you are in hurry
a'Notfcr the world, Tie pace seems to be
very fast one ,
The widow turned those bcuitcbing black
eyes of hers upon the old bachelor. ard smi.
led. 1t was all OYER with him. When be
sprang out at the gate of the villa. and touch
/ ed the fairy fingers ofthe widow as be asss-
ted her to alight, his heart was irretrievabx
lost ~
s A rad facad oil on, Al, MAJ, -, !. J.as.,.