{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
When General Lafayette was in the WI
lage of Whitehall, we learn that after rassl.'s
the open columes Of the military, an'l i,s hc
turned on the bridget it was like magic
about seventy children Oittle misses rron'
five to nine years ofage,) appeared, arranS


ed on each side, dressed in snow white napi'i.
ments, with garlands of flowers decking thel, men.
little heads, and small osier baskets uhuel
their arms, filled with roses, headed Dy .
young lady of about eighteen years (tm.h
tutoress) herself an emblem OF molest beau
ty-a Miss Wilson. They began strewins
their roses before the General IN such q''''-
titles, (making their courtsies as he advai1,
cd,) that he literally crossed the bridge on :
carpet of full blown roses. he scene


oyercame the old veteran, that the tear STAR