. 1 . L .) " 1 k A 1 11111 d VOL t IV. ) ;pc 13entoccat,', . liiTB+ED EVETLY TiontspAy BE r 9 •' T E ROI S. , z •.' • - ' • !, -- s io & xertr, It pald in advance. or .20Q. lAgatid at thp • akar crthe itiu• ~. . ON cat ebard.ibipcistite if 'carried at the publisher,' ea,- ~. • • Diecontinatures optional, except when armirages are paid,.. Airawriiiirwre one dollar per square hrtwelte linen. 4'. less, for ' illikillatbtee inserthmeiand twetair.five emote Mier. Cry salami! insertion. A liberal dimwit will be. =lda 71) 1 .. . 'theme who ad tlse bj the Tear. , {OR Basin ' litters and . coottnunleatione Mr the paper Inma te parr my tO. =lure, attention. , POETRY. nit Ite member. 4 • BY ALL.I2.•, COOL • Oh! thesikate - the aiordsthat! eternally utter. Thespet) that is !Seldom ... cast-o'er us tnvaln, With the i *ings urid"thc wand nf a falry:theyAuttif, -And drnw n eharnied tittle about es indin. 'We returtto the slot where our infancynamboird We Ifirmfr once more hi the haunis of our. We re-tstad Wilrn young Ppa!nn Ariiipeaftility rrimh?ed, And wisp= are bard full of Plaints; aisd Truth, : Baying,* lharkl. you neneinhet r We ttrainipe the picture where colour seems breathing . In lineaornts mocking a long iviniiippl face We are Oudot' some trees In a chain efcicon wreath's p, ' And goI a ltf)o of Ophir ere pour in i t s place, oh! whet h tile secret that giveth flint) pawth Toting 4itt a star on oar datkest of ways?. • ? Tln the tame or ASectiou—..l.dlOi holiest power— ; • Tat muitners about thins and blissfully says, Don't you rememler : l" ' . . i. The voice 401 d Age, while Melts some old story, i • Exults olr the talewith fresh warmth In the breast; As the haz4 of the twilight e'er deepens the glory' j„,' that are beti4ilint are nut going down in the west. c - When the sof our Etnyiuml are gatheedarouhtins, The spi ' retraces its wild -dower track-, I The luart‘li still held by the strings that first bound no, And Feellsigkeem'singing, while wandering hack, -. o Don't you remember 1" ' When thot whom we prized have &parked forever, Yet pert . , e 1,. shed o'er the cypress were Acthe , Tet(nnd it , i.entlection refuses to sever, 4 And tu Is the fast, like a saint to the stuine. :• Praise ca don the marble is "flea dectiv tug, , The gazi+of the syanger, Is alt it may deka; Dm the stest of love and the purest ofgrieving , Ate hea 4 when lips dwell on the mbeitei one's name, 3 Faylng, . fllm ' t you rethrtut; r - • It LIM '=M fialral) wramica-wAt Ai tory for the Ladles; 1 _ , .. Ir was a s .,hrkght and beautiful and autumnal evening. l'he earth was clad in a garb of the richest andO:ilightest hues; and .the dear cc-- ralean oftfe heavens gave place riexi 3 The set- t , tang sun to a glowing " saffron color," over / which was i:iung a magnifwut drapery of critn-1 T son: Fart rtowards beak the te)rth and south .j was suspen ed here and there a sable curtain / fringed wit' gold, folded as lint one hand Could! fold them. They seemed fitting drapery toj shroud the feet of Him, who " ritleth upon thei Itiogs of tho wind." ' , . ' Such wao the evening - pn , ,whi• - .:11 EDVARD' Cuss mint& conducted his fair bride into the mansion prdpared for her reception. Bei, had ' both earth 4nd heaven been decked' with ten fold enlendl r itr,. their beauty and magnificence I would have peen lust on him ; for his thoughts. 1 his affection-1; 'his Whole beingw,cre centered! in die gracdrul creature that leaned on his arm, and whom lie dgart welcomed to Iris new aliode , —her futnA home.) He forgot that he still moved in a ivorld tat was .groaning under the pressure of unnnutbered . evils ; ,formA, that, earthly joy i:s oft time but a dream, a fantasy i ` i. that vanis s'lDke the shadow of a summer cloud that to across the landstapt, or as the morning 's !or bef4e the rising sun:, forgot that all on this side of heayen is fleeting, and changeahle,; and false. In his btlide, the ob ject. ofhis flidest love, lieTelt that be possessed.' a treasure *hose smile would be tinelnudedl sunshine to liis soul ; whose society would make' another E.* bloom for him. It Was ationt six short months. since he 4rit saw her wht was how his wife ; and for ' l nearly that entire 'riod he had been in, a ''delirltnal• °Clove,' inient only on securing her lis'eltii. Ile bad attained his object, and life seemed spread befona him a paradise of delightblorn4. tug with ro,+..s, unaccompanied by thorns,,, Joy and s Oorrciw, m this torld, dwellside;bY, side. In alitately Mansion, two doers': oriy.' from the One that had jut receive& thisloffid: bridegroomi and happy bride, dwelt one' who had been .f . i;ur weeks' a - wife.' On that seine bright evening she was .sitting-in the •solitude• of her rich furnished : chamber, her elbows resting on ,a table; her . hands supporting her head, whileialetter was-spread before her, on i which .ter leires, blinded by fears, were riveted,' The letter twee from. her' busband. • 4 Ele had beet:gone 4early three. Weeks,•in :wh ic h titne• .she had hehrd fromhim but onee, i and then only by • a lerbal message.:. The. le*er . .-that lay before her• had just arrived ; 'it was the tit that %lie bid ever reeeiVed'frCiti tei.lins land, and 4ri thus : ~ . 1 .--si;;;44' "Mr & ')V . ' Earsuur t Thinkingi•:!:i • • might possibly e . .. .' to see me at heinit - s, week;7l. write - to -.. .' , - you that •bnaines.l wilLAitiitt atein,,New3Yet,it some timet.louger, fi . ; 'o ,,, ti i .4T':•', a= You *ke„ • -, Fani4 ,WFrITII,;,:• li '• 4'l•, — . ealmfttillke, the.gentle, the_feelktg4zuse', ie4eged *legs .and:her• grief wi4ont f lt. et ,nint. . A ....7 i, etntagiin she reid t.h4,1409-0. 60st% be re• her, •to ascertain viiiit''iiiie' might bi . .': , ,e'irfit thaniti s firtt:iiieif hergiye,': 'But . .. , i ii , .. could be 'clothed implainerk,AtiO c4ge..Or Y . , '.. Will w)demtood. - It wee ittit4, sad as mti. to thapint as - those interesting , theirslettei Whie*ldebtorsv soinetimes tieeiii. , thus' tedi ' • 3411.060101 41 age0CY Pf their* l ' twney; '; :id ever* yoethlKhride,l". 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'ftither in heaVeti heart, if not happy cheerful, was tieren, Frederick Wesd ne,rer enjoyed the, struetion, impressel ,Tenderness.—for hi three yGars ohl, anl litdedy from his' Was . one of the ru I oleo, hot with n reJ Ins son, he was risraelitish priest, often' did that w lii strained him not." :in teaching or in w discipline did not, band in hand, and Frederick grew up —With , a will unsu ~1:411eil °flotation, a bitch 'order, was fie' His pride of chara! down with conternil able or vicious. nsity, and a fran. hiin to detest con II or hated with his was elegant, his co intellect ar.d stro ,hehring of a pril AVstbury at thea A 6 4, a yearle became r acquainted lady otgreat beau Of manner, who at Rut against Miss I conceived a prejudi Ives obstinate in re i tl:c wish of bis hea • I 'be ifil so, the nue ' ness slitiidd he so ted a trite for his 'himself, more to hi was possessed of al or fateinating in w Itniglit baVe though, I erc his heari, was i ;being pointed out t utusti:transfir, his withlaveremn as th izatinn of his wish JUlia was born a. , 1 bad 'been ' educated in 'a plseeremote from J nize West-Iniry'Srosidence ; but-from time to t me, business led- him into ;that i par.t of the co buy in wlrdzil her parents resided.,- Pa her,e, illlhood. she entwined her self ;kruninil flit; :Tu l''-c ;' and from - that pc: end 'halidil liwil.e'd hn h ,r as the fnt+i-o wife of his son.' His' vi,iws . nil WiSf',`X, )10Vh•Ver, ..wore ,144i0.ay C Oltfillo t(", its green breast. until, 4. , ;hiS: ,dieniay. be:found ti at. his uffe , :iiors were en tattled.,. This Ais., over . - : , was no sooner made, than lie wrote ii pits:sing letter to . ..fillia, who ii*novi an orphan to rotor and, !hake bird a , viiit . efa few.wee. • . The reason lte gave for inviting her.was t at, his health wailrapidiv declining = whlell.' as indeed. too titie,--anil be felt that her .. , iet . ,. would he a selace'to liii'liciart. ''Xiiliii lame ; she sail I 4 Wderick -, 'heard' his enlinlit ed -conversation ;'‘ob.4erVed .hin:polisbed, marine : ; remirked,the lofty tone i 44 11 .4 .3 4'eeliilgss; a' il giving., the refs, to . l ig , k , fancy, witboot ,c . op..ulting reasop or Trodynee -41ac . IoVed - hiiii. . Toniate fin' 'her e'c'eurity, liileino gderi fdrcle Peace, slrelearne!'t,lnit'he .leve'd!anather. - L . Dr 'nding :list she eh Uld lie traylher-folly to th object of her iinsouglit-af ,fPet,i9R, she wish*,immediately,.to vettir . ri to 'her natiTe plane, 1 .. nt , : t0 this .Jude would-rot'. `•ten. ' He soon discovered t'lM4tif,n. - 'of IMF f ',I — gs; andit4ave '`liiiifnii trfinglearrittieftretio :, 'lt angered well farihe ear; y 'success:Of hia;d, t earthly, hope; arstati his 4 reng%.."; 65 74 PO .. - declining, : -tennea,m !Op haviog . fqtgpeA tie .fleadly, he npon,kim Jo hasten 'bin' tollii 1 0 1 4 - e,,' IM `gate his'' de inind "tO" - ihe'iti*olm IstithOtit 'ofilii ile'elgt- At first liii ,- .eoli x tenilt itcrtbe4nbject !lira tlittgiittell.iinpatie e . ;: ; but hies feelijigstsatog -4:4' he l :F.4f hi§f' th9x sicking: ,Yx.tk9 , t2. 1 4-' and inan' uniner, ndll'air, — he pininiged 114 itilelieiriialUii 3 i : O.Snifi - iiiNiire lidie l'reitlitiiiAoitOil 's IN-:a obtiirri 7 a:: - : ' .i . tie frioniljtiliwthat-sh- vionla_iiieefit.the , aiiii , tii?..4"..# be.r.,.. ,i. Aot:Ani4Aboi hait9iPlk -1 4 14 / 1 7.14, 1 4 . 0 , th°. 'faith . I . ) X. 1 01?l a ff,4 0 11 , , i , . 1 - .79 Frederick 't , ',"' 4as Otiiiieni o iinoiin t ! I Od'iiiii' iri: He ',.; * . tiiiiiiii*FeAiailtf- Jog; andfrelt biome conetraltied'in.p4iiidifla l i P l fot. , ? ; ,o ° - i , I r9PY! . .1Y 1 44 1 # 1 1 . 94 . 0 . 3_01.#4.4e.; I : r siej 4! : *?'4 l . , r l,, -, .' 4, , i TilfiefOotions - ere little' iiiisi . e Mink Liibirkeeee' Iti-lifi the plighted liridgi7erldni *ho`b*Artheaelie Oart r lbra iith'illifOtit FAR Aiii(iNtAW:l:l ..... *.APE.O I A,PPe .tb* jttks '*44ld ivai i thi* - , . ~ ,lipee 400.4eed.het_ ' 490 that his'..*aeilii , 7_ ould _ te — iiagii:" let iiheivilio*iiikad, 7, , ; --, .' - 3i)f. h*fiiiiire, A1 : 00.0 1 0$ i bey s?, . -, ' , • •it i'iltithin ,-1er,,;;•7„ Ellp„ could not - persuade , e self into the belief, That :hie ii :.1...:it-,. . • ail)dtiadirtgs ? --} Why did 1 jits } mnmingled gloorit arose solely fromt grief:at e told')na•rthatild Win hisithw' approaehing•death- o s ehis father , . she felt not .., 0 w thatb is heart was that he -Was making a:sacrifice otitis kfondest !' I ] ,i . ild'inar, he fondlykitishns•at the shrine of filiil :duty.. •I • } I • eViiiffeetiona .could not JudgolWestbury-died—hnd with al ttest:hie frotii. whortil lie hituselfpast breath, he pronounced a• - blessiiig upon , and **, eagerly I drank' in `Julia, his daughter—the wife of his , son--,moSt r. mid:',O•the. sorrowt,ittat I stoltniinly- repeating Ma ceiriviettni} that she r,by logo .... dying., bnd; ; ihnw!did *Mild soeusecere the'heart'of herlittibhin d. h . ianitifinable ileaspre, na } - I.intattdiately on• th&de@ease Ofl*}.friend c ready'chilled bY . .ileoh, up-' 'and father, Julia'! teturnedlhomec an& itt•tbree / me ad'a'pting bletiing,•afid,ririontlis 'Yrederiek folkuved her -to ' fulfdllis ould} - 14ve me 9 • Mistaken' prouilsOl . -thy was wretched, and•wmild 'have iy•did 1..1. fetidly trust it? •given thel 'world, had' he possessed it,•thbe free Would I then have .the knot. lrourhis engageinent. 14 he, never*OtiM be. to his' Air life 9 Not for a IHis worth had' been givenlto hiii father, and t 10, he is l irdize - antl"l am his •,•• 'must' be religiously -redeem'ecL . . 4 I Will ' make ] :and eia - ii;.'we are 'one: • He' lien my trio," 'thought he, "1 promised -My • L I at hunte, and an occasionaltfather t•bat:l would: 'Thank heaven, `I tever, ,' will be a dearer_ bliss-tliaopromised that } I 'would lobe 'herl" t &pug- ' Aow beside. His 'fiither'ollnartt;as, such • a kinton was t,.4 his feelings . he was •1 •nn • at my. 'heart!' "1 atillt}iCally inipatient•AO have it!completed ; for as I• head t: ..Tf . r t mAat ; as hethis - iden Of his , dirty and obligation went not be-.. it, and all,nmy yet be,well.tYond ' the . bare net 'of making ber',hia!wife, he nd thine,'lleaveilly Father, /felt that 'onee done, ho should be Comiaiiative oak my' infirtnities, . forgivelly'd free man. l' - 1 • ' 'veless,"statain my weak' - 4 .1. am• tome," said be to Julia,' "In fulfill by thing .unerring weidem."'lmy engageinent • • Will you name a &if for the' i es. to, , con tin ue. be:r ..seppli- tk•erare any . 'f'' • . • ' .; • . t her full 'soul b e fore - her 11 . 'His ' , countenance was 'so 'gloomy, hiSi } maiiner ... • ' ad' When" she . 'rose, tier so cold—so utterly destitute of tenderties•ii nil vas calm ;ter bre* if notlkindly feelinfe•that'something like terror seized, . •. ; •.•• - , ttlulia'sheart;--and, without making any reply, l . ury was an only child,. Hetshe burst intcetthrs. • • - .. s i • , ,adantages of "Jnaterpal in- t!•' " Why those tears, 'Miss Hutton ?". Said be ; • on the biiart.by maternalt" our mutual promise was Oven to mrtather ; : anther died tefore be Wastitis fit.that we'redeem it."- ss all reeolleetinn of hisihtl } 4 "NO Partietdar- time was :specified," 'Bab] i ii emery:, Judge Westbury !Julia, timidly., and with a faltering soie ; "Is Ist amiable, one of the best r eo much baSte necessary':" 41 d to the management l ,ot ' " . .‘ly fatheil'uished that no unnecessary (1(- o muchlike the yenerale ,hiy should be the," said Frederick; "and His son, like . other 'sties, * ee no reason why we should nut as well be h was wrong, ".and re-airedhe '. now, as at any suture perild. 1 If veu i ,enr Bee was Moldier negli t '.,;eotilult 'my . wishes yon• Will marl an early i tt • . thing ; butinstructien and play," . , I •s they ever should {lo,. , got ; The day Was •fixed, and:at lengit arrived, I, ' r want of thisdiscipline, loresenting the singular anomaly of a man. ea- ' with passions uneontrolledg,iy haitening to the alter, to utter yews from idued, lie- received a fin- itwhich his heart recoiled, and a ,womati going } d his mind,. which was of.-a ,_to it With 'trembling and reluctance, :though ily stored with knoNvlet ge. tbbout to be united to him why pesseSsed.her ! •ter NV.I3 great, and lookedAnedivided affections. • } _ ton all that: was ' dislinner4 The wedding ceremony over, Mr. Westbury ] e had a chivalrous goner- immediately Leek his bride to his elegantly ! •ess of disposition that led i;furnislied house,, threw it open ter a week to A ment or deceit. He, loved i,receive bridal visits; and then gladlyloheyed whole soul.' In person beta summon to New York to attend to slime af • tenanee was marked with stairs of importance. ,On leaving honln.he left•. e• feelieg • 'and be 'bad' the . %is if released from bondage, A sense tot* pro- I ~. • •• `ce. - Such. was' Frederick . tPriety bad constrained him to receive the eon e of, four acid twenty. ' l l;gra. tulations of his friends with an air Of sat*, ere his marriage, IFiederick'pc:inc., at least, while those very warigratu-la- 1 with 3laria Eldon, n youn g ;lions. congealed his heart,,by bringing to mind v of person, and faSeination ~the ties, be had formed with one be could not! Ince enslaved his affections. dove, to the impossibility of his forming them 1 Mon, Judge Westbury had •ovith one whom_ he idolized. When he had! and for once in: ids life sing to indulge l son in • lie f , •reSaw, or tifouglit • . ruin of that solid'flappt lly himself. Ile hadselee son, a daughter-in-law liar • Om taste. JuliaJiortun I that he thought valuable man. Possibly Fiederiek, sC,too, had be knatin her i ctossessien of another: but him as one to whom be l ‘ ieetious, be looked on her chief obstacle to the real- MI h;~~.~1 ~I ?~ . ~~ r,. o,lieen absent about ten days, he availed him- f. opertor to -- 5 ,1,1 . e,,,.• „., ____ , Julia bad been seatepat it short time be of au opportunity - to send a verbal ine'ss a ag nd e to his wire, informing her that be was Well, Should probably be at home iu the miinrse of I- fore Mr. and nrs. Cutinraghantapproaclic . a her, and entered into a live y . convers.ation. This F,two weeks, but whet' that period was 1 was a great relief to j ti, who cou / IdluiVe wept drawin g id her solitary and netleet&l 'situation, .alorm kiowards a close, hill business was not comple the midst ef a erow. Mrs..etianhgliam ti 4ed, and as his house was the last place he 1 „, in' ~a.s in fine spirits„ and Iter husbind appeared tWislied to visit, be resolved to protract 'his ab- i dm, happiest of 'the happy. Not .that 1 c have i pease . particularly to enjoy secgly ; but his Ise' nee, so-long as he had a reasonable excuse. I d .... • . e,. 1 1) - ;i' I must write and inform her of the demands , bloomrg wint was by itis side., andlis eyes in my plan," thought he ; " decency rested "on ker. , with 100 of tendierest love = ii t. - Yet how eau I write ? "My dear Julia!" n the sound . of her voice seem i 0 constantly, ril` :My dear wife:." No sileh thing—she is not 1 1` t v . . awaken a thrill of pleasure m :his heart. 77- i,;tlear to me. i After eonversing with Jillii,a While:3.4s. CUR . - She is my wife—She is Mrs. dire: 1 lijogham said, "Do you itrem , r,4iim , 44. or war _ qbe is mistrel:s of my house, and musrsbare my lifortune. 1, , t t; at suffice her. It must haie been 1 m g' 3-11 • 4 c w ' e i t . bn ry 7 ; Fray take i yP ar m , and{' a I move about with. us , ailittle—it oohs so dull. T'or these that she married me.• A nqme li It' ortrine !an elegy establishment : I Thon, , for a person to sit - throne' a party." .' ;Maria—briglit, beantirul; and tendeN—thou i i gladly aceeptedithee offer,And was soon Iwoultf,st ea ve married me ormyself,! ' Al a s, ar-aNil Julia glad l y ftoni hersiA in listening to the 1 -lii undone ! 0, my father !" Under the in- lliv.elY rattle of her, companion, ,who altlieug,b flim , nce of feelirs like these he wrote the, h- 1.er4,. resident.ef a few weeks in the ,eity,rieent- •,i;eo mac epistle which cost his bride so =illy bit- I eti Atreed - .Y+aelßeiuted With alltthei tentlemen, ger tears. , land half the ladies present. An blur had - heen I passed. in this manner, and : in part:airing, of the It Was at the close of about two weeks front I various refreshments' tb.at were. provided-,-to ,-- hiithatjulia way sitting' one evenin,g in her brier, dividing the time between her - work and !which Julia did but little honor o •though' this ': t ook,'Whea the door hell rung, and a minute twas of no consequence, I r iai Mrs.„Cuuningham t ' when the sound of musie - in .an _ her room at. Rater the door opened, and Mr. Westbury ert- I - amply made up.all. defitienci s•-ofi the kind-,- ..".: :red: With sparkling eyes and glowing cheeky rho sprang forward; her hand hallextended to litracted their Attention. ' 1 Julia,w ; extremely 'il' **lea hitrt—but his ceremoniotis .buty..,teul c o ld lift: l nd ofdnusic: and as their , present - witgatittn llitiod evening, Mrs. Westbury," - recalled her liataaag the confusion-of !,ongueS vas ve lin tecollection; 1 arid seareelY able to reply to his I Site ivility; she-, Sunk back-on proposedthati tbey shOnkt -endeaMer 1m .mak&- thought she was _prepared •to Aeu him' cold and' their ; Way tc , ,themaSio *0.04 Afericmasider, I, - il ,bistant-i-she'had 'expect:el it4-blit AtIA had de- able, detention, , licy suelteededin ..Itteeo*plielt il iteived bers;:lf. Notwithstanding. all her bitter ing theii• objett,,,selar tp. least.as ft et,fairlY tumurations on het , builmitid's -indifference to- I within :rdoir4 -:.Censiljering the-ntunher of lards- bet there had, been a -little under-ear- ( , personap,reseak t and Jiints. many 34m are4hat l i ra :of' hopi, plalyingi - at Abe 'bottom %flier [(len't prefer Abc Amnia, pr, tllck !oft .tinpus to Cart, - -•nnth telling her , lie tilight ieturit l inore ' anY o l)tber ineliedyf the',,koona .was.keinarkably 1 - .4ordial • thaw' he went. His- cold, salutatiOns ,sti ll--a, comidinteat des4rie&lyitkaYoung la- And colder eye; sent her tolier seat- disappoint- 4 at the : piano,:who' , OlaYetivimil, i.elAng ! , . ivith In a great skill ' and feeling:4 Julitt'sattentie lisas Ltd, tick at heart,' and nearly fainting_,, termite,' iiiitieyei,.bhe recovered lei elf-jhidases- 'Pm altrueted by. er hasbalkd,wlo.w.aa nd. lion, and ithile the - Se inq&les' enneerifing his mg on :the opposite aidt:O.tbes /Vim, lea ing. tealth 4 .l jetipiej,. that . i),i9Riieti, - (itap...-'- , against..the wall, his Ertl3:l9/dek : :MOSS ' 43- j b - iliite Of Vmsolf, T . slie;Succeeded,in. iinie tie- bitret, his.eyOiresting.fa),tbe.perfpfmer .. 'th liiee* ' diatiiiii' titii Vitt.' ,She .iris" 4ntle..jall ezpression.of wanaiafiadration, ?Alla*deep 0 nil/ land6ot; and unobtrusive-and godd slne an • mirk yt •Qefo'bonspionOni in**4 'i;ho'sitid.-- iiidO sli6:loOkod ' very , retie _,' ) far re, fialigh'ratliOtinicitv ilia modlinn Otto; ivia felt t e, her hand and foot of tuniv i alled bQty.:--- $3114 gas shessedmitil:grmt!iiimPlie4Y. bui good 4 3 ti04 81 0 11 00 1 414. Ail ow Ailing,. *IA her.' trbark t :ae WOreAer dret4;foOb XyalitikiPeelk ; • . . zwei.vipayo remoto f foga prooiaion and *4oigence.= _<.• lierfeatPrs,weri),,rogvia6' and lifityyloiigit;doticatkki .4114 ill4c.:greqkst ottoter on of her face was t)io,fit6iliq and•tt4 !kith • hich it expressed .every fooling of theheart., *lien; Mr:-.llVoitborfifillt. enterea , thil =voila,: observermightlihiwproirotitieett hir thesitt• ii blutthe - biight gla*:oftranaktitlOtibak kindled of cheek id faohidik)fiti aid aiterviiis-4,olpateAktew,l wi li a n t r i n i. ired,: with soma little appearanie ofigterixit,, a _mwhep,hp.., : heyll..t#llvas IN go o 4* t- ,usuall7- - IPTiFI4 : 4 1 1 A5110qfRoli *LI* i irt - was evensOf , tv th414,0,4a IthiAtils . nrt I 'id, othat it was.' , , . • a.' • • r.~: u .. MONTROSE' PA' ,21 1 184t . ' 7 " •7 , ,,, ..• ‘.7 "41 A,;11-.te;;; EMI IL. - t i , :ci ~ .( 1 :i . , 4, .: : ‘..lifr. Westbury at end we t s pr its to Me some ii . tquirilis - relative. to' heiheetipa-: dons chulug, tii.i absenee, s it - Ye:ditto' lihil oal,, ,itlliin ilie new bride,'Hlklrs." Qu id' '.'gf4; l iind 'dther'4uestions of siniio iiiiiiiitiOl66. 3 rpi the tithe. he *fitirot Marie"' Elden, Wits 'Vat 'tin nOnselouS tliail)ilia '74,4 - ' his' *iiit'ilr-atiili , i4- : ing her only , * a.eorriatiiitOie passed at?.. 4p f or i two VerieLinfertablf; -`' ' 1— I- '' *, s. '', `' ..O 4. ne - Atty. when Mr. Ireittnri„ , 'eftiti , 'to Alit- . Aer, Julia hatided htn a , earth tificomjilitnetits I froni Mr. and Mrs. liiholitc *ld' were Aliann; I giving a splendid party, • . t --, ~r.i•ii,..l . "I.ha,voiretAtiled ricktingiret;ll4iddidia, not ikillowitig whether you Would,yilhhlio accept the itiyitation . or ,not 2 ~ , "For your4elf you do as, you pease, Mrs. Westbury-Lbitt I sballlcerfainlY ' t end it." 4. ' ' , - : f'„ I . ani quite indiferint' atkui l , the p'arty, s t aid Julia, "as such ieehes afford lie little files- i Tire, but Shotikl belileised to - licI"`" hi you think hiroper ; as 3.13 U think b'e.st. " , Ilefvotedirein !bled a little as she 'spoke, for'sle rbiTiiiit yet !heetne sufficiently accustomed id'llrllygst. 7 'jury's brusque mantoirtowhids fie,44lf, to bear lit,' with perfeat f irmness i • - 1 4 , , I, Is "I'Slionld think it'VelLv suitable that yotf4y I Mr. and Mrs. BriokS r thiS'attehtiOn," Mr, Westbury replied. I. I • The erdnink visit to Sirk:liionliti at lengtit Orived, and Ju li a repaii•ed th her bedehamber , tin dress for this • neeasiOn.. -* To raider arielf pleasing in the eye of her husband. Ili the:inle ,*isli of heart, brit iiii t6-ad Ithipsiras the questicn. She would littitcl,givenithe world to know his taste,' his favorite eolins,'AMl tither tri- Iles of the like natnre--Ibut of these • slin ''teas 1 echipletely ignorant, slid must therefdre - be 1 iuguided by her own , fatic l f.' "Siihplicity," hottghf she--Z-"simpliCity is the surest 3% . 2 . : ,r it never etiends, if' it 'River" caittiVates."—` Itecordingly she'arr4 , ed herself iteh, plain white ratin—and oCer "hers hotdtlerf Wps thrown a Moe blond nantle, with an nitre b order, while ' 4 c,irdls cl the r :3 same ll' pneircledltusr waist. .- , I Her tot completed, * itlia - dee!pided 'ft) the.! I parlor, her shawl and calash in bee flair& 'Mr. `Westbury wa,s waiting for her, andjust casting Ms eyes oVer (her person,' he' said' "If you are''' 4 . I ready, Mrs. Westbury,,rwe will go rnmeiliately, A as it is now lhte." I, ' , . . •* • ' , I Most of the guests * re already - aiseinbled '"t the mansion open for their * ieception,* arid it I Was not quitd;casy to iet access to .ttie.lady . of Ole house, to' make tliar tornplitnents. * The , haportant duty, howevt wag at lnnetli liappi-, Il l y accomplished, and':' r. Westlites.neif ef- Mit was to &Wahl. a . .s 4t for .lid's 'wife. She !Would, have p-leferrCd intbitibig Idslarm, at - L . ...cast tbr a while, as few persenspreseritiere.knOint . tb her; and she felt sei6whitt 'estilnirraSied and einfused -; bait she' dtuit not say 1 go, as from ih...rieusband t timiantler i sle'sniethaltlik* . iAk - a in be freeiritri *inch attotidineti*f '''lzi stieh m'at ters the heart' of a delicate and -sensitive wo nMn seldom deeives helt: Is it that her in- 1 stincts are superior to Anse O men I t ' ' I shade of: feat ti. ' meltincholpofrif rad: ever 4 14 : ie Jftlia's,lbeartti he&t tuntultuously.lo 4 lsl,it! be music, thought she, ,or the Rinsioion,:ltbat t ut; rivets his attention? °; 'Would:444l knew, ho it is , ltht4 plays.4o.ipingtv..Bot owcitily l'i , el did not long remain m•doubt.- - -TIM song tintshtd, all voieSs were amt it it firdsia • “"Itoredelightfidlrl i &ilgdattlfyys! A a with4tot , fkiitigtEer,iinsgit' '44= 4 Nr-. OmrtA miarit:f 3 '9l notertbststid* , 4 sirSitir. , The blood limbed to 4 - nlia's 'ha - Sit - aid 4/14, VA l *V i fir 4Air‘A*lTtirt4;P.,4- vertigo gliltS4 4:4,,; l :o4.:_sqcill*A ii * l ' on'Alt , -;**%l 444 'OPei44 j!i, b i liAlre l4 ,loooo i nt * — r 144 , _ 4 1 1 , pt*19i4 NI kt, :Vo)4', ehodih'i 1 emirthe firs ofpo' inti, 7,,tf le,ve l the room , and obtain a t sat., _lll4 thme A shn ,waaluntongenyworiatAtt WilisPiiiiitigAtlMldi Mr k , ititti4X4llo4los ; f' r. • WI 'Het hoool l 4* - 11r01.4e *ft $ 1 ,4 1 /4'Mit, lir; roused her attention:" e was sttstinmnfir her with another gentlenuui; but it Was,ert- , • • , ;;.4.11„„c , !I 1 ent'thit `netther,of t them lvere , are ` of tier • roxithityr-$' ' 4 . 1 , c . 07 I k : '", ‘". ' "14-s. lirooks looks' tumonnno ,ly, ',wlll, to- Meg," said lq„rfWeiithuty's corn amo i i ; (t or dress S P e aaj;/YIPTUDI '" , ,t ' , ' t 11 6 ' , lt wont' be, ',,satcr Xi Westtotity, were it itOt for ' thOse If ne,ribikricts but ,I can tlib*no , . y. • 0 - ftlni °dia l us' caor 'ad look , swe W!./9 !IV" , i . `aliollt, W , .," ~ , . 1 , .. init 'leone„ortlie Most .g olors iri the torld,", said .t 1' ' wonder at fou r taste. i qt dOes finely... , tn its ,P) ury-'i I. , that is, in thellea but never about aie 'Per' 1 ' Julia wished her 4 nutti . Milks . "Yet, illy,?” it 4 o .ay he is igribrant natl. ' , he so much dislikes,_abhut ortgs to anotber--and b not how shit i$ clad whOin " 31 . 1.: Westbury and iris f nother pari o the room', i s Julia could `do; alliwerl rtuarks that a passmgaequamtatiee . ent i and then madell6i, ''.At. length 'the eprapley 'began it. diipeike,'aiid . Preiently .14.14. snw' Mr. We 4 7. bury leading 'Miss Elder(front thereore: ' - Vs' head was itielidedihnird 46. t. ; n bright 'beetle spot w41.,,0n ler check an he , as sp .ng , tad her'in' thii,i6tl,est tonei• - ,s 'tliey Passed ','nea i ri wherejeti"Was 'Sitting.' 1 MSS' Edden'li eyes. Wad raised td _his' f ac e , Vflito, her lc ciiiiitenatice i wore.a mingled express io n f Pant en pl - 1 ' ore. Julia kLol just lime,4ouglit to_ remark all [ this !ere theihact - left . thelidom: - I.q, that I Were away !" "tliOnglit,' she; "that7l“ were at homel that I weret , in [myl grayellY,A Slukaat I perfectly unconscious of alllthat wanting for ward until Mr. Westbury came to her, inqui ring, -"whether - she meant to be the last,to take leave ?" Julia mechanically -itrose ;: teethed oally made her parting. complimenfMko .Mrs. Brooks-and, scarcely knew any thing, till 861 arrived-at her own -deer. just: tpuching4er i husband's hand, she aprangfront.the , - carriage,l and flew to -the, ebatnber. l , lona. while, she walked the floor in an 'agony of feeling; . The] constraint under , which; Wm labored, served but teincrease.the violent:o,-01413er. emotion; now thatshe was free te‘iiideblo it. i"0, Why did ',attend this ?" at length thought she. "0, what have I suffered 1', , , After a ;*. while, h0w . .., ever, her reason began to operate., "Whitt have-I seen. that, I ought net to . have expect.. ed " -She , asked -herself, - "what have Deanne that I knew, mot before ? excepOahe added, "a taifling, fart coticerniagmYlusberurs[toster? Julia thoughtilongl and 'deeply ; her svirits became calm'; -she renewed, former rettolutwits; looked to .heaven , for , wisdom to guide,' and strength to-anstain her--and ettstingaside the mamtlewitich ' , mould,. henceforth ' be tiselem -to wear; she 'instantly •threw a shawl over-.her shoulders tot conceal the . unlucky girdle, and' [although the hour • was late,_ descended to: the parlor. - Mr: Westbury was sitting by a table . ; leaning his bead enthisband. . It - vras tiotoa- I $y for Julia to addt:ess him On' any subject[not exciting for her feeliega---and still' more diffi cult, perfectly to command !her. voice, , that its tones might 13e tliese , of ease and teheerfulness, yet., she succeeded in! both.. 1 The question she. asked fed Mr; 'Westbury to • lookl up, and he was struck with -the death-like pttleness, on het Cheek. - Julia could , by an effort control her . voice ; she could-in- a degiee subdue her fed . , I ings—but she cedilla< command [the expres sion of her, countenance; a 4 ,l , a 2. ~.' - t'elt% , r 11.t...,1 zi;,, , . , -, `-4 "" , :!.1q . 4 ,4 . - : , ; 4 1,4 2 .21:7'0: 4. li-if tr-'02r,2"--1 _ •- .• acittinotiti. IV . Yog.' gtlirrittegivalteral" eilm. 3 to ba r _ duty fObidilite iiiii - delWit?" ' l 3liiiiima6lo) NOtianothifiiinit., `g"ftEgiio iidreitY , ititip4Car4, delicate e ", 51414.. 1 Ve§t.- ens alO +Atir 1, '-%•, e'.and tirpeln ?,1 Gate' v,e nn fts iie! 'fills liiitrtibe- Cai4ililoinintli end - ruin , incived`,4 (nd it ' ;3s as thueh with pop e " ty, the tice 6- -,,, Mori !Or' 4m*, friNto;t l 4. gentleman just - bilikiri,lielt r' wis , coniplaininti., shirks. _. i. to. him:tett the very. rent exilin Sas shirks.,. funeral, - t- -- 'lViry,-".- says T00,*,,i10<3441.1014 your. attorneys herd V :, tiresii tiAlieiltalWooo, flow else ?' 'Oh !AIM never de tbatin* - oblim `.'War maid the othei, , niiichnd*ifindi 'isigrids you nnuingeli t ‘ l Why,f - wherilo4 -- patisat* r pens ici, die, ire:•layiiint:outs: - le flightily himielf,• tallith eefien-ihtjuk. anion the morning hil'if enti ' off !,1: : ,- tif,b i dagd. said 'the otheivimaniaiement tfleb l at isiodiek ofhinitn , .Iwhy,•• tlit'ivit,anfotaiwth.-l f. tnokUing nieffnahged teith,4**Ottrilii' v : Allire know &the ;fnatteri it 411#11sure . 4- strong: iinit4 of brin'istoneiikhernontther ' -.. ir et morning r 1 ' - `... r , ,-;•- .- ~.b.-.7,14 ti,i .67,,,,e/Li t-. 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