St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1865-08-03

The one conld 10: hope to bind. mislead,
or sedure the other. His Office was g.
No. % n .sear street. and she drove ,hith-
er to consult him Never forge'iu: OF
eye, or feature. or hgurc, be recognized
her in a moment. and, as Parton. in his
Life of aaron Burr. says He recei--
ed her in his epnrtliest manner, compli-
mcnted her with admirable tact. listened
with sof. difference 20 her statement He
was tie ideal man Of eden
,ial. self-possessed. ro!i,e-givine hi4
client the fsttaring impression that The
faculties of his whole soul were concenira-
ted upon the affair in hand She was
charmed. ye, feared MIN He took the
papers. Dam"d the day when his opinion
would be ready. and handed her to her
carriage with winning grace. A. seven
ty-eigtt years of age h was still straight,
active. agile, fascinating
On the appointed day she sen: 20 hi. Of
fee relative, student Of Lave n receive
his opinion. This young g"n''r.nan, 'ir-
id and inexperienced. bad an immones
opinion Of Burr's talents had heard u !
good and all evil Of him suEr,aed hiG., %
be. at least. the acut,s; Of possible men -
He went. Bnrr behaved 10 him in man
ner so exquisi'ely pleasing, tina, to this
hour. he has the livclies. recollection oi
the scene No topic was introduced but
such as were familiar aud interesting TO
young men. lis manners were such az
this sg. Of s!angy familiarity cannn. so
much as imagine The young gentlemen
went home to Madame Jumsl only to ex-
.ol and gl,rify Lin.
J Madame and her party BEGAN .h-ir
journey. visiting naIIs,nn. whittier IN
former titnes. she h ID been wont to 90 in
cbario: drawn by eight horses: visiting
Saratoga. then Ia the beginning Of i's Gel
cbTify. where, in exactly ten minutes after
her arrival. the decisive LAZY bonght a
hnus' and all il contained Returning to
New York to find that her mansion had
ben ,:r.p lied bv robbers in her absence.
III lived f'r w.ile in the city. Col
Burr called upon the young gentleman
who hai been Ms dunes messenger, and.
af er th'i a'qrain:snce rip"ned. ssid to
him. 'Cr!n~ into my tfice: can ,cach
: v"u III 70 il. on" year than YOU can learp
IN ten. in 40 orcina.y way TIE Pro-
D tions being sutu.i,ed to Madsue .!u-
mel, she, anx.ous 70. the y1a.z uau's
advancement. gladly aud gratefully con
scu',d. II" entered the olhc.. Burr
k"p: him c!"rc 4. bis books. Tie did zach
! bin mo.c in year than be could have
learned in ZEN i. au ordinary wsy. Burr
lived with them in Jersey City His Of
Ace swarm"d with applicants for a;d, aud
nc s'emed TO have quite lost the power of
r'iu-ing. |; no o.her respects. bodily or
me2'al, did he exhibit s!su. Of decrrp;-
! tn1r.
soae morshs passed on uithou, h's
sgein meeting Madame Jum.l. A, the
! suggestion o' the sin lent, who Eel. ex,.cl.
lngly graf ii 20 Burr t7 the the sol .cltude
with which he assisted his studies, Mada me
Junel lu.it"d Col Barr TO dinner /,
was grand bar que'. at which hn display
ed all tn" ch,rm, of his nanner and shone
to conspicuous advantage. On handing
TO dinner the givcr Of the feas:, he said:
Il give yon IT., hand. Madame, my hear,
has long been yours" This wa. suppos.
ed to be merely A compliment. and was
little rensrkrd at the time Col. Burr
called upon the lady; called frequently;
oecam. ever warmer in his attentions; pro-
posed q. ieuth and was refused. He still
piled his anit, however, and obtained a:
last. DOT The lady's consent, but an uude-
cided 10. Improving bis advantage on the
instant, he said, in jocular manner, ,ha,
be should bring out Clergyman 20 For,
Washington on a Certain day, aud
there he would oaee more solicit be,
hand.
He was =, good a. hi. word. A, ,he
time appointed, he drove on, IN his gig to
.he lsdy's residen,e. accomp snied BY DR.
Bogar,, the very clergyman who, jus: fif.
~ years before, had married him to the
no'her of his Theodcsia The ladv w..
embarrassed. and still refused. Bus ,hcn
the scand"l' And after sll. why moth
Her es,ste needed a vigilsn, Guardian
and the old honse was lonely. Alter much
b. station she as length consented 20 b.
dressed and TO receive her visitors. Aad
she was married. The mony vas
witnessed ly by the members of Madame
Jumels family and by the eieh, servants
Of tho household, who peer-d eagerly in a,
n" doors and windows. The ceremony
over. Mrs bsT- orlered SUPPER. Some
bins OF ~ Junel's wine cellcr. .hs. had
no, been oponed for half q oen.n.y. we're
laid nnds. contribution. The LaIs rar,v
was very merry one. The oarson. in
particular. it is remembered. va, in n,
highes: spirits. overlooking with hunor and
anecdose Excfp: for Col Burr's grea, aee
(Which vas cot apparently the na,ca
seemed not sn un1ise one. The lurking
fear he h.d Of being poor and bomel, s.
oil man was put to rest. She aaA a COM
paOioa who had been ever agreeable, and
her estate q steward ,h.n wuon M on.
hV'ns was Supposed to be more coupe
cent.
As remarkable circnms .atce conncc.
ted With THIS marriage. i: may b. ias,
mentioned that there was q ~onsu in