Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-06-25
AARON BURR'S COURTSHIP.

Hflt tufu lnn lall. l..l al.
,arr1,,'al, aao, r',, sooo,S "lu nay ~, 'ne
n,ot ,,,,woS o III orn,J onI on"h , ny
Ell .l 81, -. -: -.
So 80 ea'n. a''e',-
tcSe'o-, ,eIs wLioh pumhu rh, % anu ] weloome. "a n
tbe eptrar"a oF hor ce,h@r "IS TO-, I oy
seemed to hecLnr liz, ON IT, ous n', ,. n,,'i:l :;
love Summoninr bnr fatber 70 I;a "n,uoo ~
hv no,e and thn ia an,io,ar' " r,o
IN Tho bonr Tho o,ssuoorod n,,d ft,.ins VIII
nont With solc ,,ossaes " 'no
poss;hio in 1oYor "nJo. e., 'N'''''' '"i-
sIs Calos,o or,,o1aJ o.,
"Sbe IL not
oWo,,ld !, ho .,..oo.t.,o =. H.. ...- 70
Colonel Rurr should moLo ovarturps - cnr hor
handp"
az uo,ld ho moe, o,,.ooohIo
Tho loJ,. had aona 70 a,,o,,J .o,,o J.,.. 80.
r,;Ias ;n,c ,bo eo,,,,,n,. III .h;,Lns 10y a'N
r;des tho nov, rorn;na u,h M ~ aaaar hu, ,oul
nosed mind Ceea,o en,ors tha Jro
,ho,,ob ho bod no, osl ad III. cno
Cor,orso,;o, ons,,as SLo Z! iii ~, o,l ,sa,.,
~. moro chorr,;no ,bo,, a,.or ,ho - al
H. ,.;os g., ,,,., H. o1'''.anaa.;.' ~ A. 'h;.
nonrost he boar, h',t aLo 81 H. s.sJ ~,
,,oroJ aroooG,l ,,,oi;oo ~ Ill. '"u So Nv
fna,s ~ eJao,. ,a."O vi Vi ~ "o;,o',, u
,.a.od H. - ". a.'u '' ~ '"'' 4'''' '"P''-
Tho Sor'n homm 40 H. e,llo,,.;u. .,;u
= 'S
mus num- once more tete-d-tete, win the oeau-
tiul celeste. conversation again. But this
time the great question was put. TO the sur
PRISE OF this renowned lady-klller, Celeste re-
phes that she Is nrmiy resolved necer to mar
~!
II am very sorry to hear 1t, madam; had
promised myself very great happiness, but can
not blame your determination.
She replied; mo, certainly, sir, you cannot;
Tor recoilect to have heard you express sur
prise that any woman should marry, and you
gave such reasons, and with so much eloquence,
as made an indellble impression upon my
mind
Inc disappointed swain received the rebuff
with perfect courtesy and good humor. lhey
parted the pest OF trlends'
Have you any commands to town, madam
WISH you good-mornlng.
Two days passed Then note from Celeste
surprised the rejected informing nm that she
was IN town ior few hours and would be glad
TO see MN. lie was puzzled, and hastened to
her Tor solution. The interview lasted two
nours' III the course OF which the tender sub
Ject was daintiiy touched, but the lover foreoore
to renew his SUIT, and the conversation ended
without result. Next day another note from
the lazy, sent IN from the country, expressing
"an unaiterable determination never again to
ns'"n e. MS s"s' M ana ss1"HSS',"e that the sub
Jeot niiSn' never oe rene"au' ',
l.ire III '"t c'fninS Vi '!t sai,ie ua{, on rc.
Jimmy iS " "'I w. we IIesiueii. %
,a. ,ta.nea .iat 10! nau oeen 1here three .hes
LI nI' nG1 a'seanIo, ~ ue..ei nneS."s 70 mn pu.
nav nai " 80! ion, Mnoli /. I'tii,e ~ ias'
w. nuii ~. ait rI iiau u"oru the 10. 10 !he
.o"i' iesi''enoe VI Neieste Ear. heA. nioliiis
'ne message I"u'e X.s ieques'eu al iiiter-
r,o" , oS1 nHS;e sI; tnI re ieS.eunt iiieu u
Wv ,.;,h VI ;i;, no oeto,'u ine ioInu % iei Gu
Seu ST Ti.n >,:,'or, uue ooSet,su tna' sue was
upon nis snuiunoe, anu i'iiputie"t ior
.ne uePa,s ,suie 1i nei Suest. n' iehsta 'ney
ransonl fOr d, ~ iG- n ie' U, mea
~. ~ see NM is'i eu'I
eu;o'i Ass'ii.n. sue sta'iieIeu oet H''si scNeii
a," " speIN, ''.au siie ~ i,Ii "ote
na nau not oie" a oouoneu i aerns sI'icle"e! po-
,; noe anu sue ''au iueienofe Sasneu i1f an op-
po,. " i1o " ap aL & o.,a uou,u u'.ei ',J ~
nioie e' .Ape9.lne ho SUI" iiia.tei, s'"I'eu Ss
in uunio ds.on'sn,,len,, WIN ai aosuiu; nan
sI.n upon MS ooun'enai,ce' As sue sat uesPY
~ ,eanN W pieeeS 80 son: noses' anu ne
- ~, ~" w. 81: ~ ~ ~ Va iso is'
II she G an n.usneS i anu 1ohiusio'Lne oonlounI-
,l anu p1S spe11S'ihL h p"r' ne m,crwaIus e
anousne, "oI1u nu.e ma uaue oap'.a' SuoJect lor
pai.'et,' iie was 'he ls' " ieeo'eI power
% ~ ~ ,,nl "ss aGau '.al Tue iasai
ngonod 20 49, '". pnsod p , .hot ,,, he
nnsdaod anoa,ad li b hucod .' -. ~ s"ou iiS os
80 Iii ~ -, ,..,,;,,r- "a -. l.: -,