The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-04

, Three days aher the Hetion the Boanergss.
/. followed BY her prize, passed the Eddysfone.
and anchored in safsiy of Plymouth. The car.
; tain Of the Boanerges reported himself 10 the
: p"r' admiral. and then posted Up to London.
leaving Henry Snunton On the sick list. By
return Of posi-. Young Siaupton received bic
commission as = lieutenant in the British navy.
} with leave ofabx-nce, and handsome amount
Of prize money. Thus we leave our hero, 10
reinrn 10 an earlier period Of his life. 70 trars
out the causes which led to such unforseen.
\ yet happy effects. r
( Henry Siannton was the only son Of wesi.
thy mere iiaot Of PhiIadeirhin. AID having a,
nuslere father, and weak ard indulgsnt moth.
er. he became as unfit for the realities Of n,
world as one could expect under such cireun,-
i stances. His folies-hs had many. constantly
brought upon him the rsproachss and punish.
ineI,s Of his father. and. in the same ratio. ,:e
attentions and gifts Of his mother. Thus mat.
tiers went on until the day Of his mothers death.
| The day was n melancholy one for our hero
he shut himself up in his room. and for days
| refused TO be comlared. Al length he became
more calm snd met his father at their lonely
meals with brow bent down with sorrow.---
! Mr.. Stnunion. however. like a true business
man. forgot his loss as soon as he usually did
the loss OF ship, the decline OF fancy stocks;
aud ailer numerous luns and exciiine eonversa-
iions with his sson. last dec ded that he shonld
become n merchant. and directed him to make
up his mind 10 enter the counting house az
soon rs the fall business should commence
In the meantime, he gave him cherk on his
banker, with permission 10 spend the summer
] months AT his county seat, in the lDierior Of
4 Connecticut.
| IL was lovely and stately mansion, near one
Of the pleasantesi villages in the blue law state.
surrounded by orchards. gardens. and lawns
I.u,.l Ill. n. l. u
lliile eminence opon which il stood. Its White.
washed oui-houses. at a distance. gave ii the
appearance Of linls village. and around il. the
magic talisman Of wealth had spread richness
! and magnificence seldom seen in the interior of
the c0unty. Henry Staupion had. by the will
OF his mother inherited a handsome liIile for.
tDne IN the stocks, and here. with sufficient to
satisfy his every want amid The rural scenes and
quicl retreats of Connecticut. hi, noble mind
hegan 10 expand. and gave brighter evidence of
brighter manhood. BESIDES. he had fallen
IN love, ard that. too. 10y she meIest accident.
lie had met. in his fishing excursions and lone.
" walks. Emma Lester. the daughter Of the
worthy clergyman Of the parish. and being
struck with her saint t.likc beauty and affection
ate attention 10 her aged father had called at
the parsonage. After the first difficulty had
been sarmounted, viz: that OF breaking the ice.
he became constant vsiier there. Often
wonld these Young and ardent beings wander
forth by the gentle Wimantic at the ro,y
hour Of day.
And fendly whisper love-"
Henry Siaunion was now happy man, and il
the thought iha, be must at length leave those
fairy scenes aud The maiden be adored, TO be.
come the DRUDGE of wa,.bousc ocras;on,,i,
| ,Ioudsd his brow ,b. .,,;l. nr Emr,, ,s,..
cb,.cd il away n. ,Is .nn ch,..s 90, ~.
pbantoms or ,i,e r;ob, M,ue,. w.,, ~ H..
until all The yillap. knew ina, the vounc cou,Ie
loved eacb other and the oId cI.,.ym.n a, H.,
discoverio, the same ,ruth called hen h.fo,.
HIM and blessed Them. and The nex, d,v w,.
gathered unto his fathers. leaving Emma 10 Tho
t,nd.y meyci.s NJ a, u,,le \, Ns,y VII IL
possessed vast wealth. great eecentricity. and as
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