Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-07

: azi1 1F144A1f- % E1AA&sl@A pa So ~
r Graham 70 yocnz Trizanfns- "a he =
: gam reserved the Packer from ~ saerizi
: Il have family rePlied T-szunzn- =
: NO doubt yoa have sn6 ssalf a.-,aa-
4 said Grahara- with u1a-rer z5Ee eeazessp
: and severity Bo~iag very ko~- =
: have the honor 10 lnrrrzla-e = var -
: Iqua1atance Mr. Ssusoa Grahaaa< azzs y
| eonvlnce you am 10 lEnposser. here !
: your faiher's Signature 10 \ norsxs-e "a
|. this very house and lansis- 49, h@r- =
: still more demands whlrh hapG vo4
. are in CO. dition 20 Eaeet.~
: lnfeeling and WORTHLESS aS ~ wa~-
his vrstchetneSs was soo Srs=x 80 - ex-
cite pity HIS lips we're sssaae.ls an
whilst the sheriff aai Esys-lF re1arzs,l
him with cOgnmIse rafIez- tae cresz-a q .ssa
Trimming ~rifhed 9aser ne are2l-4s
scosl Of the rerrshle Grahaas-
~Refurn an comfort yoar eharssaase
! mother; you have Il nax n yoo- psz-ser
10 symPathise with Mrs S~an~ey aa.l
her chiidrcn- This money { <halE pss<
into the hands OF the st1 rafF # he thsax ;
I II necessary Il see No r~ss0a @Av
you should pay M YOUR e~n aHanev-
Mr. Graham observed the sheriff nj
+ Mr.. TrimIIlI az ackn0sx lezi- xezz- esaz1sas
the business must Be 6efween xa1sr-
Selves His claims are fsss- saaz
/ Trimming. secretly. no doubt ~ssazzx ~
soften his Judge; but hIs Sisis- appea-esi
IN no very melting mood i shall -
here again on next Nonsiav. = lsea ~ssa
TO see the state OF yoGr occo4nsS- a. e
IS NV wish To settle IN rhis eosasv. as =
nv intention 20 take mv aaI-4irs lnsa nsv
own hand 80 Be- ready, yoaa- nsaa-~
said Graham. as he r0S- ID 1euarr-
During the whole Of this scene N-
Jameson sat silent; and verv Gneere-
moniousiy departed, as We dz4- bar Ia :
dIffe rent direcfIon- That scazznzIreI.
observed Graham. has made 1sscuse-
~. He finds poverty where h sougaE
wealth | admire his prtzsienee IN lsas-
ing this dOmIcil; and II be taxes asIslcs
from me. will never retura- Al tbs
kInd-hearted mother and son, their eseu-
ing enjOyments during this week are
benefacfions from Heaven-mav shav BE- .
duly grateful for the boon Il = eat re-
ally nv intention 10 crush fhem- fhe nse-
mory OF the departed husband sn.E fss-
Their will protect them from RUN III H#
find him capable, and think Re Is -. e. .
Is nv intention 10 retain him As mv
LA-&As oAA L HAA4- AAaa4 AAfN Ht@A AFNFzH a44~
head I believe both his hearers sere
of accord IN admiration OF tins exsraor-
binary being, and both fslt relieved = hen f
his nlaguanIEnOus in.eufSonS ~ere an
nounced. The conversatiou t1ruesI- 4
however, OF other and fBdlfTzere11z s.1s-
jects. as we slowly returned b 3fr. Grs-
hams house; where. on oar ARRIVAL. uss
found Mr.. Oysrton and one Of his daagh- e
"a 10 ha.A 4
ting the house IN order
Bv desire Of Mr. Graham. the trans-
actions at Trimmings and his rssst.sslsioa
respecting that family. were kept -
ourselves III Is, however, exclaimed f.
our host, s-an empty precautioa- thel-
friend Jameson will make the5r EllsI-sr-
tunes amply known How clearly be
the man. appeared fn Esss
than two DAYS That the proud ar1I IN
relenting Mrs Trimming and her Izsss,-
lent son were actually turned cat ct
house and home. BY q great merchant I
from Philadelphia and had been refused
even the boon Of remaining IN their
house one week, was the gratefally-swal-E
lowed report Of the dav. Ii
We found a substantial repast ready q
and the disorder incident 10 the sac -
nedied. The house had again ASSUMED
the appearance Of beng the resifessee ell 4
decent Inhabitants Mr. Overton deli .
Fered the grateful Acknowledge MS OF {
Mrs Svansey and her chiidrens bgt E
could not clearly comprehend Whv voszn< j
Swansey had not himself appeared = $
The absence OF the females was natural Fl E
but Mr.. OvertOn. IN few words. accessrst- I
ID for the conduct OF all -Iou musz 8
nave the kindness 10 excuse Mr. Sxa8- &
iey, and his mother and sister frou nav- q
ng their respects here Th= shoek Is 81
90 recent" continued Mr.. 0verton 81 4
James Swansey could disregard the loss
IF his home, but am sfraif hss coara - :
, ould be unequal 70 meeting - tbs =
house its new owner, and remember. a. {
he must, that IN II he could never again :
see his beloved parent and sister Par- q
Ion me, sir, but advised hIr3 against Q
he attempt" perhaps their repsg-
nance to return may be removed. sal q
Mr. Graham Il have plan n nv
head which, If il meets the vfs~s 81
Mrs. Swansey, NAV restore her 70 Der
home without any violent shocx 60 her
Here Is nearly eight thou- e
sand dollars. which this Tnomeat CIV 4
nto the shcriff-s hand for her aze- a.
Mrs Swansev will consent % ta<e tbs
farm on easy rent, Il : her hoase again Z
and who knows but she may BE azain :
its mistress have other property II Z
the neighborhood, and viii most wiling :
" see this family restored - their fire. {
side
Suffice II 20 say. this proposal was 1r-
ceded 10 next day BY Mrs >~ansev asssf
her son. and communicated 70 NJ 4sra- 4
ham. II do things in NV o~n was-~
said that gentleman ~and a the Few :
year is now at hand. suppose we have 4
a hoase-wa rming, and celebrate The sea- I
son ana the occasion together | au1 {
told Miss Swansey sings tolrrabiy- 1ad
| touch a piano Sometimes, striking.
with admirabis skill, the chords o ne
instrument, which had beeoEe MS b
purchase Il should like 70 puE thi=
piece of furniture under the care q o1e