Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02

hAse ssurple. o, coele conluse 10 ray you Wy
close fc'frrrhncuis.
Bui u ~As iodirpersAb'c 10 the sncoess 4 ny
plsns 10 bu,iness tia, shoald keca - the spresf-
snce - souc prosperity --my W,io Esd mrscif had
teen acco''oncd ,srn a. lnyurrs. 10 endcavorng
10 hsus Of pnnr liberal, instructed sod tram
I'd. ~e gAressy uuiy to The most peaceful mPul
~ de- heart End 10 The consideration that they
would Ne mote nb'c and eager 90 discharge their
.t' .si. 90, Which thar psfcuis might no' be CON
psi.ni 80 rect We Tftciiscd al the tlrii which
..ua ION ana scr'itncni would admit ell tha; Wss
compatible 9Th uur pu'poss 81 Goally doing jus
titr 60 ,ou. To destroy my credit 10 iucapa-
e's'c nlc pa otc'y Uay. You were under wrong
unptcsaon. end ! understood TINT ,uu wooid not
hs''uto toe fcs' history " my case. o-some for
u'udc nal fc gnsuon here, 90 Sustain the spirits
" my csec'cu, ifr who val not De- fcpafsed from
nr, BIT ny hcatt md bcrs are still wrang with
guc a. The ruia al, my pt5stcc,s fo the li,lc once
Bst iae.c arc u good healh aud of Guo disposition
40 tan wurk together and procure subsistence
when uc sbali be- rK'tics'ed from ihis place.
NV cllcsi boy, and all tho others, except the
youngest darling ,'ecp at tie house Of KIDD sis
t,f 10 law Nc have friends " no would come To
onr rclie'h p' We 8 not wish merely to transfer a
debt, m 60 doing possibly injorc those fur whom we
were bound TO feel the most regard"
! desired TO hear no more. With choked Ut
terSnce, ! made tLs worthy man understand that ]
would remove at ouco al mpodimenl to his cgres..
Tile eyes frightened the wife and the cildtcn ad-
vRnccd having distinguished my emotion aud in
cn,ion alnos, inioitiycy was saved from
scene Of gratitude wh,rh would have been more
irksomc than thbt OF sorrow, by the entrance Of
female and a smart lad who proved to be The sister
u.lsw and the cdes, son. The former carried a
basket 10 her hand, covered with white towel, ond
the children Fccmcd to be well acquainted with the
nature Of lis contents. Dene,ulence and LobleLess
shone IN her face.
When my name struck the car Of the ingenious
and spirited lad, his looks were such as bis father
thought II necessary to rcprcss at by similar
men, directed to HIM could have .olt no resent
ment # they had ali rallied a, me so deeply con,r,e
was for having blasted the happiness and fortune
OF such family. by really improyident attempt
to recover what was not necessary TO my own sup
port aud credit. My vexalon and repentance were
heightened as ] examined The room, and observed
the family bible the rough able, and some vol
umes Of the English classics collected by the broth
er tor the use of the sister The general converse
ton which ensued Impressed me with respect for
the good sense and continent, and liberal improve.
meht OF my new irIends-i say friends. for such
they were OF once inclined to be- notwithstanding
my agency IN their new fate
You will think tedious, Mr. Editor. but |
shall not trespass much longer on your patience.
The sequel of my story is that my debtor very
soon after lie was released, vas obliged to emerae
with his family to village in the interior. as he
could not be reinsand in his credit aud former ca
reer. They toll there IN more humble way ; hope
10 he still able to pay all their deb and enjoy sat
lsiaclon which nay envy.
shall detest forever the words Imprisonment for
deJt and must beg of you, fyou should hear of any
instance of the arrest fdead bodies 10 brand them
with the uiamy which they merit