The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-08

'sHAaths a"ut uaes = suu no pIlee - 100
great 10 insure one.
When The ladies retired, being alone.
We entered into friendly conversation.
expressed my admiration of LIS dsugh-
lers. who certainly were very Handsome
and elegant girls.
Very rue; they are more Than pas
sable. repl dhe. :. We hase many ol-
ieEs, hut uaI such - 10 come up 10 my
eApeeiatlahs. Baronsis are cheap move
a-dayss aai lrish lords aie noihings; I
hope 10 seillr them comfortably. We
shall Sc. Try this elarel; you'll find II
exrellenE not = headache il hngshead
81 Il. How people can drink port, 1 can
not Imagine"
The next morning he proposed that |
should rallle rauad The park with him.
] acerded, and Ne SCI of IN handsome
open carnage, with four gays. ridden by
FASHIONS a rapid pace. As We aere
ahiFling along, Ne Observed. In Town
We must Il course drive bu, pair; hui 10
the county never 90 out without four
horses, There Is spring 10 four hors-
Is which makes IL delightful; II makes
your spiFns elastic, aud you irrl Thai the
poor animals are nni VI hard tabor. RAJ
iher Than nat drive four. " Ould prefer to
stay al home" FL -A#e
Our ride Was very pleasant, aud, in
such amHsemeuis. passed away one 0f
the most pleasani weeks that | ever re-
mPmhered. Willsmoit Was not the least
altered: he was a. friendly. az slncere. a.
when boy Al school. lrll him pleased
with his prosperity. aud arknn" iudgng
that he sssv veil deserving al 1t, although
hi idtss bad assumed such scale 81
nrgniiefuce.
IWrnt b. ladia when M leave exp,-
red, aud va, absent abuui fnuf Yeas.
On nv return. inquired aisr my lf,ened
Wrllemou and Vas inld thai his csrum-
slluc~s aud eNprclan - had hrrn great.
Is altered From many causes. such Is
a change n tie IiovrFHmenl, demand
for economy, aud the wording Of his
cnnu4cts ha.ing been d Recently reuier-
ed irum what Wlthmo.t h,d suppos-
ed Their mranmg tn he, n GO 'iens had
been struck nut &C his balanr'.siiesi, and
instead NJ heIag a miItansire, he = a. noa
a gentleman With . handsome property
BtIen tastip hid hcen sold. and he nuS
hsed - Richmond, a. hOsphhle ~ e. r,
and -eons,irrtd great ad,Dntin To the
neigl.bmrhnah took the earliest op-
yru1tty 4 goins dn@nte see him. Oh
| nv dear Rasus.ris, ri, =, Tra.!y krld 10
| you ~ c.,snr NI.nuat invigalun. Your
room - ready, aud bed we'll AIRED. far
MAS Slept ~ three highs 20. CnIne.
Mrs. W,lleinpn wiIl he aDltghefd t. sre
yuu.
| found The girls aull ann t'fs~sI. hu
they we're vel vWhg. Tn "a a.. lam.
Is appeared Is cantenied, ,Yd b ,.a~, aud
| A. friendly a. helnre W. al laAa a.
| dinner II six clark: the l,"nan sud
the coachnan attended. The dinner .
good, bur t,o' bs The dr,is'e er'raoriiaa-
RE. | prslscd every thieg.
"Yez," rephed he, shr is rrrv good
cook; she naltes the sotiny NJ III. sag
| lish with The de,lcacy II the Fence tase,
and. altogether. | lhins u a iecilfai in
proremsn'. JIne IS gate treasure"
Afrr hlnner he observed, sol rnnt.e vou
know have sold Belem Castle. and re-
durrd nv establishment Government
! have not treated me fairly, but | am al
! the mcrry If commissioners. and body
IT mn will 81 thai winch, as indlyIdu-
j al, tney would I've astla ned #. Tie fact
tcuIar, and il Is ouly sense of shame
which keeps Us honest. I'm afraid.
J However, here you see me, with con-
siderable fortune, aud always happy To
see nv old frK@.Cs, especially NY oh
schoul fellow. VIII sou take por, or Ella
ret By the by, do you know II lei you
INTO secret; Louisa il To he married 10
a Colonel Willer---an ercellent match.
Ii has made us all happy.
The next day we dtove out, mol In an
open carriage ~ before, bu, in a chariot
aud with pair of horses.
"'rhese ar. handsome horses" obscrv.
ed |.
, Yes" replied he. II am fond Of
good horses; aud. as only keep a pair,
| have the best. There is a certain dee
gree OF pretens'on in four horse lido not
much like; 1t appears a II you wished to
Overtup your neighboTs."
Isp..nt few very pleasant days, and
then Quilted his hospitahIe roof A
severe cold, caught that winter. indeed
me to take the advice Of the physicians,
and proceed tp the south Of France, where
| remained two years, On NV return,
| was informed that NiIlemott had
speculated, and had been unlnclSy on the
Stock Exchange; that he had left Rich
rnond. and vas now living at Chapman.
The next day net hun near the En-
change.
I -. A., van