A Romantic marriage.
To the Editor of the Dispatch:
As an interesting incident of the war, I desire to give to the public, through the Dispatch, the following:
Mr. P--, of Williamsburg, recently wood and won a fair lady, Miss. M.--,of the same place.
But one thing was wanting to perfect the marriage, viz: a person, there not being one now in the ancient city.
Mr. P — determined not to be thwarted.
He communicated with person Lightfoot Taylor, who lives six miles above Williamsburg, to meet him at the lines on a certain day for the purpose.
The day arrived.
The bridegroom and the bride annoyed themselves in their best attire and marched out with a bodyguard of Yankees to meet the person; and there, under a large tree, known as "Bright's Oak," surrounded by Yankee bayonets, the ceremony was performed, and I — became a happy man. Long may be wave. B.
