Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-11

neishbahool abounded with sport, but fox hunt,
inp In Virginia teQuieted bold and skilliul hntse.
nSnship, lie found WashtRgtop,a as bold as HIM
seit5tn The saddle, and as eager 10, follow The
hounds. He forthwith look him into peculiar fayoti
made him lis hunting cOInpanioili aud Il was
nrobaUIy under the tuition Of this hard riding oil
hoGlcman That the youth nbibe.l tibet foRdRts s. fcr
The Chase fOtShtch he was Afterwards tema'ked'
Tradition gtSes YetydlGetehI nno,ivesftoln Hose
ofbusinrss for Ills Two Sojout1s in The latter city,
lie found ,Leie an early friend aud. scLoolmole,
Asyetly Robinson, son VI John ROI inson, Speaker
Of The Virginia House Of Rurgesses, lie was lly..
Ing happily and ptoSptFously with young and
happy bride, having married one Of The tleces slll
heEtesses Of Nj, Adolphus phillipye, itch land.
holdet, whose manor House Is still 10 be seen on
bnnSs Ol lie Hudson, Al tilt hOtse Of Nj. Bsv.
city 10 ins6r, where Washington was on honor
guest, he met Miss Mary Phllipse, sislet 10 and
co.heiress Of MIS-, Robinson, Il young lad, whose
PERSONAL Utttaei0ns ute sold ~ have EvaIled lteF
leputed wealth,
We have SItepdy given an instance Of Washing.
TOMS curly tGnllbility 10 female Ch0TNlS, A litI
however, OF constant CttiYlty pnd cate, passed iot
The most pait In tho wilderness and on Tie iro.
lltIl llI IIOlIl ltlNlG ouGlGk( lSlh llN0 HNVN
OF leisure for tie indulgence Of Tie tender senIt'
tnent, bul nade him n6te sensible In lie preSell
btjeC interval OF gay AMI sOcinl life, 10 The ntlEac
tiOnS Of al tiegant wOnlar, Brought ~ IN Tue pl'
lite citcle OF New York.
That lie was an open sdniret Of Miss phillipse
Is historical fact; that lie sought her hand, but
was TeIuSej, Is Traditional, und mol vety probable,
Ills military tank, his eAtly iauIels aud ti.lln'
guISlel presence wtre oil calculated 10 find favor
IL tellluls eyes, but his solOutn inNew York was
Lfiel, liz may hare been diflident in urging Ills
suit with lady accustomed tU The hUmsgeV VI 50.
ciety aud surrounded by admltts, Tie most prob
aJle version Of lie story Is that Nv was called away
by his public dniits beiOte he bod Huls sufficient
approaches III his Seige Of thu lady's lleat 10 vat
rant summons 10 surrender
Washington was now ordered by Sit John ST.
Clpit, the quatlermuslet general Ol The iJtcts ulI
der Cen. Forbes, 10 tepait 10 Williamsburg, and
lay the slate Of the cuSe before tile cuuncIl. lie
sci OF promptly Oh horseback, attended ny Dish.
on, the weli.ltaineJ EMlhoty selvalN WHO had
served the late General Drallock, II proved an
evenful journey, lhOushu not IN military point OF
view. III crossing leIty Of lie PamunkH u
bEanch Of York Elvet, he fell in company with O
MI Clamtetlayne, who lived IN The neighU0fhOOd,
and who, III lie spirit VI Virginia Hospitality,
claimed him os guest. ltwas " ilh difficulty that
Washington cunld be ptevalte on 10 halt for din
ller, so impatient was liz 10 0ttiye al WillianbuTs
aud accomplish his mission.
Among lie guests oil Nj. ChnmbeF0yne's was O
young aud blooming widow, Mis-. Martha Cnsis,
u JaHshet UfMs, John DanBilLge, both palnGluN
names IN the province. Her husband, john Park
Gusts llud been dead about tlIfce years, leaving
llet with two young children and a large tUtlune.
She is represented 0S btug rather below Tho mid
.ile size, but extremely well shaped, witt an q.
gteeable CUntelIance, dark, haze, eyes aud hair,
and those linnk, elisasIg ndnnsrS, so captivating
IN southern women. We NE nut informed wllelh'
Il Washington lad mel her before; probably not
during lter wiiUwhUoI, US during thai tue Nv
had been almost continually On The hontiet We
haze shown thai with oil this gravity onl reserve,
hu was quickly susceptible ~ ielhule Ghnunsj and
They may have had gfeatei ELECT np0ll hin %len
thus casually encountered In hrelIns motnsulS
snaIclIed iEom lie cares and PeEpleAilies anl rude
scents VI lEuhllet liler at any tate his Leah ap.
pearS to have bten taken by surprise.
The dinner, which IN those days was earlier than
al PIcselt, seemed oil too slot, Afternoon pass.
ed away like dIeanl. Bishop wuS pnnuluul ~
lie orders lie received on hallIngt le lloTsts paw.
Gu " lltV uVVtI uuk lul VllSV W lUlNlGN
In the path Of duty, The horses were counter
mondkl, Grh Il was nUl until tho next morning
That he was again IN The saddle, squirting for
WtIIlamshursh. liarmIy the White il,uSe, Tic
residence Vi Mrs, Gusts, was IN Kent county, oil
nv great distance from that city, 50 that he had
opportunity Of visiting lrr In HE intervals or bust
neES.
Ills time for conTlsllip, however, was bEief,-
Military duties called lin almost Immediately 10
Winchester; but liz ieuEtd, should he leave lre
mAllel In SUSPENSE, some lnUfe entetpEiZng rival
might Supplanl him during Ills absence, as in tile
case Of Miss Philipse at New York. lie improved,
lhetelUte, bisbref opportunity 10 The uinOSl. The
blooming widow had many SullOts, Int Washington
was gToeed with that tenUwn so enIObling in the
eyes OF woman. In word, before they apaInted
they meiuulIy pIisbtel tleir faitq, nhd The mat.
riaeu was 10 take place as SQOu US the cuInPaiug
against Fort Duquesne was al oil end.
A Revolution in the Boot aud shoe NJ liking
4 few days since, In Utica, number oil Fiench.
men were negotiating (Ur the establishment III lint
city Of InaHuiacIOiy OF bOOls aud shoes by ma.
Of inety. Tie exploits Of these machine S ore well
nigh marvellous, but the assertions OF these gem
leinen ATE so backed Np by authentic documents
rs 10 preclude the SulposlliOn III imposition. II
is said tIIht the manufacture Of line shoe will
cost bu len eGnS, IiIl that Of fRV loot but Ilf.
teen 10 twenty GEMS. II these tlingS ~ 50, lap
stones ami wax ends wlIl SuUn Uu nj n discount.
Specimens Of CUatSe AMI Ine work VI ctCtY variety,
and Ot most admirable flush, ute shown, and Tie
III 81 ample guaranty sOrTejos Tie performance
Of tlltSe muchiHtS.
We notice hy the Utica Telegraph that tie mat.
ter is now public, aud thai Immediate steps ate IL
Ge taken 10 OrganiEe company, The Telegraph
says that the OwLuls NrG HOW IN Washington
secullaE patent fOt their machine, and II thus
speaks Of It's performance;
"fle machine Is 50 perfect that II is only nect S.
sorry 10 place III il Two pieces Of sole and upper
leather, aud III all aCcedlbly short space VI lime
il turns out complete bUOt OF shoe, Us is desire d..
We learn that number Of capitalists Of this city,
ate negotiating fOt The purchase Of lIle patent, aud
Tint II Is their intention, should tey seccsetl III
securing II, lUputchase the Globe Mills and 10
convert tlIem into an extensive loot and shoe
nannfuCtOTyl enplOyingSome seven bundled IlanIS
a gentleman IN ibis city now extensively interest.
Ell in manufacturing, Is IN New York negotiating
for Tie purchase Of tie patent"
The machine can bg run liy women and boys,
aud their proper management does Ol ECtu'EC any
knowledge vi the Present way Of making boots
aud shoes. The greatest hopes ME entertained
from the Introduction Of these Inachlnes, lot, moi.
wiIlSluliling the first opposition to labor saving
machines, experience hos always demonstrated
Their utility u6l benefit, Perhaps no branch VI
business hos fOt years kept so near stand still rs
tie manufacture Of boots and shoes, few improve.
menls reaching that branch Of mechanics, and WHO
knows but The time las come when oil undteam.
ed Ul stride ahead will nstonlsIl all Shoemakets,
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