Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-29
NJ MBER SO.

t,rH.urj wtcthrt az nonlcel " not 10 10
cable VI'h rn uncle itou ,hc county. lie y
ai-gas-4 v;h tcr ou icw minutes oonver,s,
SIZE gaat.,l Hl' ilc tntvtu towels aud scnlimou'.
rartft fNnhug D would be quite acceptable /,
Iirfey o,an, lu 'he lirsl place. ho could not h.
oct ihc mssuue h1f tic pme, and when he q
sai,hs glimpse of e. bc considered Il a. the mof'
etc,,Hrd atcc'atou in Ihc world, sod could no'
'c'p ucalius a. o. s1ch The mother saw the de
gust the lawyer lcj ~ he, display, bot sonsoled
b.ftyjt by ssyiug 10 hot husband. These country
iuibs e ihey nae ever ~ smart have no rotten OF
. what thc vic OF c,;y gentleman should be. They
suui somebody to take caro ofthc htn Lucy OF
laur wrr8 make good wives for county gentry
bot liysc.atua aholI never 60 into 'ho country"
i.u,y and lauc soon had offers Of marriage from
tuhelou'nl bosiucss men, md we're happily settled.
H,acJuthia nos he'd tbc whole attention Of her pa
rcuis. SHE Was dfcs led HE tragedy queen IN the
street and attracted those dtpncs 81 society who
watch hours IN d., day Go see wao passes. II was
not dicu 'o get ou Introduction TO her and 1t was
well known tha, her mother handed round an cS-
ccilcut glats uf wine and fresh house baked cake.
The houcf ,jljzcn, Mr. Zone. had no small difficult
~ ~ eating h,s dinner IN peace, MS llyocinthias
heaux came Of one o'clock most fashionable
hour To visit. It was sad business, but II was
decided tbs, the family should dine at three o'clock
instead of one. They suffered much from this
change ia hours Tor dnuer bot their daughters
welfare was paramount 10 oh Inconvenience. Every
evening until late hourthc parlor was filed by ev-
ery DADDY cit OF foreigner 10 the city, bot no ono
made advances 10 Miss Helen lyaclutha Ionc.--
She grew mps tent, puuted, scoldcd, put on airs
the lonupcrs nbuut her understood It but did not
eir an inch. II was Whlapercd that the grocer was
+ heavy in purac aud that his 0vore daughter wo'd
be- a,uply provided f,r This set some Of the hang
= crs on 10 ihubine that comfortable living might
pc nndr cot ui a match Ike the.
, Two Young men who called themselves Louis
y lam merchants, hnl who probably were never cit
izcns ar inhabitants of New Orleans made love
G. to ilyacinthla She favored ono lover, the parents
, TIC other, one drew OF and the remaining one
. was soon accepted II vas after tins stipulation
d was mnde win him who absen,od himself, that
i the ono whn was the successful candidate shosld
4 ..- -.... al t1~t ne Hhpht re-
: ! ceiyc by the bargnin The marriage was solem-
nized with 10 ,mail parade, aud II was intimated
10 rliai M Simcoic h~ an uncle who was bAroncl.
and that Alfred Simcoe the heir to the TITO
). and estates, md 10 the autumn Mrs Simco'e was
IN 10 90 South with her husband 10 take possession.
e.. Of his large pontaIlons near New Orleans until
ic that time Iyacin,hia WIS invited to moke her
IN home of her fathers house. This Mr. Smcotc
% consented to he did not wish to tear her from
io her dcnr mother, mil such time ms she should be
% ready 10 embark Tor the South Mr. Smcoc
rs brought to Mr. Innes house great many visitors
ne but lac did not introduce 10 Mr. Icncs family
q Al limos these gentlemen sat late ut the card ia
cd ble aud deep mpreca,ions wef" sometimes heard,
ot as they retired but Mrs Zone thought II was ono
as Of the forms Of fashionable life. The parlor oc
~ cupied by Mrs Sincoc was sitewod all around
is. with elegantly bound novels and poems Of o fash
nh iuuBhie c9st--With prints that would have suited
as better for raphisn saloon that for a pnrlor OF
ui honest people. Sometimes tie otter daughters
or would spcnk plainly 20 their mother, and throw
b. doubts of ihef SISTERS good fortune Mr.
rs Sncotc would he zone whole weeks, sbscnling
c- himself on some excuse Of business. AMER one
he Of those absences he returned foil Of money, huv-
er ing he said, boon journey to distant city to
1t, collect monies due him. One excuse after anoih-
I'd cr was given for his not repairing to the SOUTH 10
h. seo his cotton and sugar plantations, but as no
h; was aush Of monc, the gond Mrs Zone thought
1t arose from dolcacy IIyacinihias feelings that
for he continued so stay with her. The family could
Mr. not but remark how few Of The faces Of Mr. Sim
ng cotes friends known 10 the merchants in the
do city, for they made many inquiries OF New Or
10 leaGs merchants about them. One gentleman told
er Of The Young merchants lately connected with
the ZONE faulty tha' Alfred Sncote was once
Ter Distinguished 10 the South hud several years be-
ed fore been murdered aud robbed ~ the mounls ms
lc OF Spain, ho had always understood and since
ola he beard that Is relations had administered 10 his
or csia'es, and sold them Simcotes confusion when
-c th. whs stated 10 hm wHs great b1t recovering
Boz Lin-c'i In cyclsim.d Good God is tins the re-
m port 80 much TOR staying from homo 50 Ssng.--
par met soon get ready ysit LoDslsna, snd sbo"
u, tacm thst they have been deceived" lie made
,r preparations % ielge 81 oncc, cycusug himself
.c- from taking his fa. - be might have difficulties
ca there md close roi 90 base his dear lysentiya
ea share ihcm Bot be- k,u.j GO, pot down ell these
sr jie tsmars sud rciurn soon A. possible. lie
u- saou took pae1ge l1r thai state. 10 the course
g. a. fe,y muufh- Mrs Simcpfe received letter
frata her hu-hsnl. ss'u- ihrt De- vas getting a.
sn BOO. att bi- suf's ~ riactmen's against those
q. who had parrlafcc b.s p'anlat"n % hs cousins.
O., who cane into po,sc,sn n them 90 his Supposed
n. derib. Tie le'tcr aas folly accredited BY hr
ai Zone snJ family OF 'io Same sessci which brought
sn he leuer bfongb, bi'n consignment 81 COTTON
M tor Size Slnen'es benefit
q. soon amer Ter husband commenced b. voyage
4~ fsr The South. tis Gcnd So ftcno0 ~ss more
d. attentive then ever 20 Mrs Simcoi@. Ito TOOK bsr