The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-03

must have . great day then. for You
know q Is MOI often Ihsi girls can get
such as him. ..
True. Mr. Seylon has large fortune
replird Mrs. Clinton.
Well. wife. and is not fortune every
lhlngl Does il NOT confer responsibility
give influence and aulhnriiyi and dnes ID
NOT buy shaieEer else Is desirable. all the
luxures and comforts Of lifer
However great iis advantage return
ed Mrs Clinton. there sre many evils
common 10 The rich from which Il does
not sdard an immunity glancing unob-
served Al MS bandaged iaoi.
why really don't exactly know
your meaning observed The old man.
forgetting himself and erecting his body
a. he spoke. does il MT even secure
that greatest of dressings. health. BY ex-
empting rs irom The many necessary ex
posures ihai-0hl wIfe--leaye me! leave
mel and paroxysm. one Of his wealth
bought comforts and the attendant on
luxury. put = stop 10 his Ireversnt talk.
Henry Seylon. whose sense was sui
6elrni 10 prefer the youDges, Of the
daughters Of Mr. Clinton. after satisfy.
! ing himself that he could hope nothing
from her. concluded Ia lake The eldest.
And truly their dispositions suited exact
~; accordingly ,hey had appointed time
for The celebration Of their nuptials.
Frederick Clinton, while these things
had been going on. though occasionally
found IN the company II Sophia Sharon.
failed not nv a want II asslduIiy in his
attention D. hrs idol Helen. To endeayor
to gain her ailcctions. H. this he had
sueeeeded, aud had obtained ol her such
promise a. would alteruasrly make him
the happ,esi and most miserable "f men.
II was the promise. that n The cxplra
ton 81 twelve months, IN the event II a
favorable ,lerisIon u a law SUIT winch
was then pending. she would consent IL
be his. ..s
Mrs. Seville and her daughter had re
moved from b - aflsr the death 1T Mr..
Seville, Ia her present residence. and
settled among her relations: a1nong whom
Was brother. = reputable attorney. who
had the management II the sul, referred
10. and which was confidently expected
wonld pu, them in possession oi large
estate. a
II was in vain that Frederick offered
an amendment IN her resolution Nv Sink
ing nut the provlso. She was Inexnra-
bic. aud he had 10 submit To il IN lis orI,
gInal form.
Weld l'll warrant. I've p0t stop to-
ltin ihe hna; hi, Win would hare lbpughI
! that oie si "a. daughters shonld have en-
Outraged the addresses q, beggarH FL
clHnet I'd " Citation. sunsumr si,er
/ 10 anger. aivsnrIng towards hIs wife.
I | ihuu3ht III. sIsIi, we're u Feeder
! irk.' continued he. audi .uppusr would
/ have kuasn M better 'ull u WIS too Iaie,
had - NOT been for the goaj sense of our
duaiut gIrl Carollas.
WAY what " The world = the mal,erl'
inquired Mr.. ,ClIulpn. t'arlrnr. see.
lug her father unable to answer until h.
recovered M breath replled. Ihai 'hav
ing overheard Charles Harernse profess
iue himself ~ the language al iuver ID
Louisa. TIER duty provP,ed her 10 Iulurm
her father. shp had just dismissed hin
FROM The house. #s .4.. .y~4=a . .~.
len passlble, returned the old man,
thar seeing her sister and bother too,
likely tn do 81 well IN marrying. she
would 80 Ear forget her standing A. 10
--here frederick sbp had heard all ~
another FssIn, came forward and observe
ed $50 ss.----~
Father. make M calculations on me
for will never marry Sophia Sharnn.'
! Bow wha, is il you say demanded
Mr.. Clinton, eleyalin9 his VOICE. lremu.
Ious with rage, M, marry The daughlel
Of Squire Sharon! Ellhrr consent or
will disown--disInb-rit Won --sayinl
which he was borne 10 his bed 10 The &C
OF falling from an attack If epilepsy; viii
winch. notwithstanding his means o
buying health. he was frequently sub
jec,ed. ......a- ...... .as-e
Il was sometime before he came Il
himself. when being weak and exhausIe,
he fell INTO . sleep IN which he remain
| ed several hours. .... ....s s..sz ......t.
lOu ~ aklug he was quite calm, AM
talked "Fer The circumstances which hst
80 ruff ! him 10 the morning. q his wifi
who sas sitting by hIs bed side, viii
comppsafe. He blamed himself IN par
Tor has conduct. but Would no. agree will
the old lady that his treatment 10 Chsrlei
Hargrove had been LOO severe. The lac
is. Mrs. Cilutoa vas not sleeled agains
the claims Of merit. and she wonld no
oppose her husband by telling him b,
carried his prejndices too lar. Before b,
was yet able 10 Use he. requested The pre-
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