Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-12
VOL. 4.-.N0. 215
DAILY VIRGlNIAN.
From the State Police Tribune.
Mrs. Nesbitt Elopes.

MIS- NesDitt ElOpes..
Mr. and Mrs. Nesbitt were marrid about Q
year ago last June, since which time they have
resided at Cleveland. Mr.. Nesbitt 10 a queer lit
te person, very impulsiye, and very punget. He
don't believe in nonsense Of any kind. Mr. Nes-
bitt is man of considerable wealth, and, for
year tier marriage, lived with Mrs. Nesbitt oathe
most affectionate terms. Last June music
teaching by tho name of Davis, arrived at Cleye-
land for tie purpose Of teaching the piano to such
Indies as should honor him with their patronage
Among the ladies' who took Mr.. Daviss claim
into consideration, was Mrs. Nesbitt. Now, be It
known. Mrs Nesbitt is n killing looking woman.
She boasts Of figure equal to tho Venus Of
medicine" tive quote Mrs. Harris) and n set OF
coal bluck eyes that penetrate in,o your interim
like pair of rapiers. Mrs. Nesbitt is about
twenty six years Of age. and just sufficiently
stocked with health S idleness to make her rel
ish Byron and think Of mpropriety. Mrs. Nes-
bitt engaged Mr.. Davis to give her lessons. Mr.
Neshiit didn't like to have u 'oussed moustache's
in his house. but was compelled to give his as
sent too keep s'peace in the family" Mr. Da-
Wis soon ingrai ated himself with Mrs. Nesbitt
In less than u month after their acquaintance
Mrs. Nesbtt was heard to exclaim, my dear
Mr. Davis, how could you be SO wicked" MY
dear Mr.. Davis" isa yilo phrase especially when
nppled by n married lndy to gentleman not
her husband Mr.. Davis, of course, cultivated
Mrs. Nesbitt's musical talents, and with such
last week 10 execute n .runnng passage" that
requires some considerable nerve.
Mr.. Davis, tho music teacher induced Mrs.
Nesbitt to elope They reached the Buffalo on
Thursday They remained there till Monday
morning, when thoy started for Albany. They
arrived ON Monday evening, and put up at first
class hotel ON Broadway. At Buffalo they enya-
ped n cbambermnid to travel with them. She was
also among tho arrivals of Monday night. Mr..
Davis supposod that he had everything arranged
for n nioo sociablo time On leaving Cleveland he
allowed that no wns going To Cincinnati. He did
this TO put Nosbit on tho wrong track. Mr.. Da-
Wis miscalculnted. Mr.. Nesbi,t was not to be
done so by nny such arrangement. The day nf.
tor thew lon Cleveland, Mr. Nesbitt jumpedsinto
tho cnr. and pul for Buffalo. At Buffalo no got
ON The trnl and put for Albany lie arrived here.
ON Tuesday night Ho found sMr. Davis and la
dvo nj tbo hotel already spoken of. As good luck
would have IL Mr.. Davis was absent. Mrs. Nes-r
btt went into tears and conv ulsions. When She
onme 10, sho acknowledged her wokedness and 2
promised to do 80 no more. Mr.. Nesbi,t felt for
her child" and fo,enve hor Mrs. Ncsbitt said
TINT this was more ,hnn she deserved.
Mr.. Ncsbi,t "Don't make scene, but get
your things ready" li4
aFor what purpose, lovel" I
.rro leave for Cleveland in the first train"
Mrs. Nesbiit promised to do so, and asked
when tho next train left Mr.. Nesbitt replied,
4
six, Mrs. Nesbitt said nothing could afford her
more Measure. as she was dying to get back to
I'm, .denr child, Mr.. Nesbitt sighed and pressed
his rich, hand against his watch pocket in his
vos, When 7 o'clock was nearly reached Mr..
Nesbit, asked Mrs. Nesbitt IL she was ready to,
start" She replied "perfectly" Saying which,
sbe seized "A leather satchel, took Mr.. Nesbitt by
The arm. and moved towards the main entrance"
lust az she reached the first stair, she said
..bola NV snobel dearest while return to my room
for NV hair brusb.n Mr. Nesbitt said, certainly.
md took the satobel aforesaid. Mr.. Nesbitt re-
turned 10 her parlor. remained there some three
minutes, and when she returned to her husband
aia wos not onlv vailed. but weepinp. Mr.. Nes-
b;,, was n man, md felt for tho distress of his wife
.This comes from a broken heart" Without
saving word, Mr.. and Mrs Nesbitt locked arms,
walked to the depot, and took their seats in tho
cars In obout minute the cars started. Mrs.
Nesbiit sun ourieo III 'a'' Pion'eu W" e