The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-14
F,on he Piilass.?a,a Saturday Courier.
The Mob-Cap;
NY GR,NDM0THRR's TRUNK.

Ny hh AANbhob hLAM@ Ah0ANAs
M Mas. CAROLINE LEE HESTz.
canriudei.
When il Was known that Mrs. Stan.
,.,'. durllIng house Was advertised lnI
~, O. salisly the demands 81 impatient
.,.l.,nr., there was much aslanishmeni
IA more sorrow. far she Was q woman
,,.;,,t..lly behaved lar her neeknrss. 10.
.,., k,nIness AMI tender charities The
n,,ShbaI. gathered ia ia QUESTION and con
Sa.. aud great was the sympathy ex'
,,,...rd Tar Glars Ineansolzhle grief.
They dil MI knax the secret burden ihal
x,,,heI her To tie dust, and wanlsTed
marh g. e. the young and elastic based
Lawn So hearily. while Mp. StaRlr,
.,,msd 50 calm aud resigned. Fanny
Marian MAS very sorry. and expressed
L.r.,II on the oression wilh al Ihs dspil
nj lsrl,ag OF ~hieh her tranquil nature
AZ. capabl., but EdsArd more than ever
,,l, the ummea.urable distance Of IlleII
,oul,. Ilers could not comprehend ,hs
d,p,h and .ensrb .liy Of hIs. The light.
n,ns 81 hessrn. and the cold PhasphoFss'
zen, light ai rsrIh. are nnI more dlilerrnl
IN their Ifoprrlirs. Mrs. CLIFTON cane.
b,I I'D. 18th the i. She waited all
n,hsr. aroused her ol sIlndlng aIooi fr"n
her f.sorI,es IN their day Of adversely.
She zane alone. leaving her carriage. heI
servants. and III the paraPhefaslIa II heI
u,alh brhiud her. Mrs. Stanley knes
aaE to appreciate this delicacy. As vel
=, rhs aided Difference aud respect Of he'
manners. She askrd no quesIIons--sh-
odrreL no rondolence--she came, sht
.Hd. In solicit q favor. mt 10 clnirr me.
Nh. wished 10 brenne purchaser of the
beautiful eniiags. ahuse situation shr
had 80 much admired. She had learned
tha, her father had drslrrd To become the
nunrr al The lot. u Mr.. Stanley ever dis
posed IL u. She wss anxnus herself
that It should not pass inio other hands.
and 10 secure their continuance IN ihs
nrishhsurhood.
Ill BY gratifying nv fIihsrs knows
ash" continued Mrs. Clifton. her bril-
liant ewes s"ltrned nv visible em"tan
n can relieve you. Mrs. Stanley. from
] trust. q transient embarrassment. | shall
nnI consider myself les. your dsb'"r.-
phen the umr comes that you desire ID
reclaim II. I will not withhold It's res,o
ration"
The tears. which sorrow had No
~rung from Mrs. slanley's eyes. nov
Irll fast. from gratitude. She presses
Mr. Chllon's hand in hers, aud said. IL
. low voice.
You have caused the widows hear
to eng Cor j"y-may heaven reward yo'
fnr yuuI kindness"
Clara. incapable NJ restraining hsrsel
longer. threw her arms round her neck
and sobbei nut. I" Oh, madam. you hss'
saved me from despair"
Mrs. Clifton, who slIribu,ej her word
TO the natural rcgre, Of young aud AZ
den, heart. On the prospect Of qu'i'inl
The hume &c childhood, watmly reterne'
III. involuntary embrace. and bud he
call back her smiles. and be ready Tn nc
company her on the morrow IN a boiaRi
ral -xcurs,nn. When she rose 10 depart
EA~arti rose also 10 accompany her home
lie vas M longer sl""my and reserved
Ile M longer looked upon her as an Ell
rh,nlre.s. moving high asove hun. u
a region of inaccessible Ugh, aud splen
da-, hut az a woman. enh"wrd with al
the warm and lnvcly sensibIlIues OF he
SEA- heIne whom he NIGH, dare to love
though lie could never hnpe TO ob,aln.-
who might forgive ,he homage. eve
though she rejected the worsmpper. la
M, the humility, always an accnmpan'a
m.ni of deep aud fervrnI passion. rule
It's prIc .p,inns. he might hive derived a
ia.prunn Tor his hopes, from the sni,en
ell language of her eyes. lsngnag
which others had MT been slnw IN trans
la,ing. They entered the magnlhcen
salnun. The coniras, lis sui gIldrd wall
rresented To the agIra,ing scene they hs
LEFT, vas felt By b"lh.
d" lrsnlate is the dwelling Of MorrIr,
said she, in an accent half sad and ha
sporuvr, " silence is in the house OF he
fathers"
"D~eIIs there no joy in song. whit
hand ol the harp uf l.u'ha!" continue
Edward. in the sane poetic language
and drawing the harp towards her.
Is always delightful I" find the train
oar own thought. pursued by friend
proving that we think ~ unison. Mr.
clifton itlt this rs she swept her hand
over the chords. aud called forth IN;
sNse, aud inpas.nned melody pecul''
" III. daughters Of I'aly She pause
AMI her dirk eve rested moment ON ~
lire nI her auditor. |, was partly shade
by his had. and she say that he wa
overcome by some powerful emotion
Alain she sang, but her voice was ioV
aud she ceased a, length, as Il weary
the eft ar,