Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-08-03
Frederick Westbury was nm onlv oh;

recollection Of her had faded from hi.
memory. Judge Wes:tury was one of the
most omlabe, one of the best of men
but with regard to the management, of his
son. he was too much like the venerable
lsraellish priest. His son, like OF her sons,
often did that which was wrong, and he
restrained him not tIc was neither oeo
| lgent IN teaching, or in warning: but
destruction and discipline, did not, as thew
ever should do, 60 hand>n.hand; and for
want of this discipline, Frederick grew up
with passions uncontrolled with a will
upsUbdued. lie received finished educo
ton, and his mind, which was of high
order, was richly stored with kpowledge.
His pride OF character was great. and he
looked down with contempt on all that was
dishonorabIe or vicious. He had chjval
rous generosity. and frnnkness Of dlsposl
ton That led him to detest concealmcnt or
deceit. He loved or hated with his whole
soul In person he was elegant his coun.
| tenance was marked with high intalloc
and strong feeling; and he had The bearing
OF prince. Such was Frederick West
bury at the age Of four and twenty.
About year before his marriage. Fred
erlck be came acquainted with Maria EIdnn.
a young lady of great beau'y of person aud
| fascination Of manner. who nn~lavrd his
affections. But against Miss EJon. judge
Wesbury had conceived prejudice, and
for once N bis life was obstinate in .cr,Is,nr
10 indulge his son IN the wish OF hls heart.
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allv himself ua hoI s,Ia,,s sa'o'o ns 5"
h,s son Jat,s WIG '"r
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har.elr orn,,d H., r"I '"'"'.,
rron, - -, ..,, a'a ~ ''e '""ge' ana
,ho c,,n.a .,.,r' ~; ""' 'ooH y" her as
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him v;s;, NJ Zoo, ,ra,r W." '''"'
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was ron;dlv dccI;n,or f,L;a 80
and bo Co,, ,ho, L W.
solaca IN b,s hoo,, I,ii, ''
F,ode,;ck. ho,rd r. anI,,l'' -"
sat;on ohsoryod III, n'i.r,i ''"'
remarked tho l,Gv,ooo nfh;s r,,,,,
oivinr the roins n bor &. ,or ,,.,,I NV
su,tino reason or otudorco ,L, l '"" ,'
T,o into fo- hor soc,,,,r '''"
her peace she lcarno !jbqtO- igv.d. au....,
Dreading lest she should bf'fay so- 60.
TO tho object or b., ~ .our.. IF c,i,.. sb.
wished immediately 10 ,etu.o t.. ,,r, n,l,vn
place. But TO this Jn,lge Wes,bY,v won y
not listen He soon discovered the s,o,,
Of her feelings. and it rave ann uom,n,,ej
satisfaction. 1t acquired we'll for the ,,c
cess Of his dearest cauh,y hone and ne b,s |
strcogth was rapidly declinnr, consumn.
ton having fastened her deadly ,angs un,o
him to hasten him to the rroyr. No ,av.
his whole mind TO the ACCOMPLISHMENT of
his design A. first III, eon listened TO ,,r
subj c. with und,sooi-od ,mno isoc, I'm
his tecllng soHcn.nashf saw III. G,i...
sinking to the ,ouh ; and "a ~. ,,,,,.a.l
hour he promised h,m lnat 300 v...I .u., |
Julia hi wife. JuIro ,V,-,hu-- 30.
or,od himself io nh,a,n ,:.,
Julia that she would accept the hant Of ,,
son; ana ne rested not nnilI hoy bad M
,ma'v gN'eh their ial'n at in bed sud-.
10 Tro'r'lck tins was moment OF M.
h'h9ied misery. lie saw that his father
was uy'ng' ana 'eIt himself constrained TO
promise his hand to one woman, while his
heaft was IN possession Of another.