The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-22
.HESCELLE.y'EOVS,
From tIe Ea2y's R5ot.
4 D. IC E-G WING.
By Mrs Iolaeg L H9usrl.


" Ny dear Mrs. Willet DO give me YOU
advice II cred pretty Mrs. Copeland, as sht
ran into her friends drawing room, viii
The privileged al: Of an established fayorue
{" 4 have Just received this card Of invitation
from Mrs. Cummings; am aware that
every body doni sisa her, yet a great ma
ny quite respectable people DO, and Uphold
her By their presence al her parties, which
am tod are quite delightful; now-vou
knew Edward we'll. ard sani YOU 10 ad
wise me what to Go about solng--I don't
see Shy he should care about ii-do YOU r.
Why do you not ask h,n ?" said Mrs.
Wllsi, smiling.
Oh, / can't-he is not at home, nor " IN
lie return I'll the very day Of the party. #
he does iAeD--so do advise me what TO DO.
Stall ! venture p erred The little beauty,
50sying berzek in Puliiag over her frleuc's
work basket.
Any Thing l. an 90 for you, my dear,
ell 90 ebeerfuliy, sad Mrs. Nllet, Eek
cfp' giving advice. have " sa oa,h-an
cath 70 heaven, against advising any oue.
Bot really aau' your advice now 4
20, must purchase an elegant dress, and
have II made " Immediately, and then II
Edward should object 10 ms gong On, If
you wIll but advise ne shall be SO obi ged t'
responded Mrs. Copeland.
"Aye-so have been told 40 hundred
lines Bot SIT down a minute, and | viii
endeavoar TO REGAL Tor your ed fcatlon a fe1
o. my sad experiences n the way Of advising
people. The "reminiscences crowd upon my
mind so ,hicklys that scarcely kuoS what
examples 10 choose, but th!s very PIN cush.
ion, which ! an ses og, reminds me Of one
instance. loJ haYa seen Mrs. CHAPMAN /.
! ooce happeaed to 20 90 a shopping expe.
dilon with her. she vas making various pur.
csases, aud at least cheapened piece Of
siik very much ike this 10 hue and f.ure.
J though, Il very pretty, and told her | be.
..eged u would not fray or fade, and as size
admired ], very ugch she purchased tt
tnlUcsy be day : ben | hrst set EYES 90
ID. Geger afterwards met Mrs. Chap
man Wttnyui some aIIJslons beng made TO
that dress sometiuts !. aas-' don't | look
horribly . day but purple is very unbe
coming 70 ne some people IN recommend.
ing things Dererlaiak Of CHER ppopie' : com.
plexious . o. 'yo3 see have eo, this hor.
rle slk yet we.i 10 y sure, It don't fade
l Wish Il Eoulj, It night look a hu.e deli.
cate iaen next, +" geii, never ssso tired
Oi any thing Is | an d that goan you ad
Fised ne 10 bus ! Jel.sye the Ugly thug
never will wear Gu,
+" WI by don't you give Il away SAID
~heo The complaint a4d been aeraled doz.
an times, at least
"Ob J an not ab.a to give away good
dresses because lheJ are ugly. Oher folks
may be able to afford il, buG AN not 50
lucky would she esciaim.
" Al another tIme, young friend was
addressed by tso young gentlemen. WITH
both Of whom sa- Aell acquainted. Ole u
them was snl.b.e. vel pfiuctpled, and pru
cent, with every prospect Of dong we'll m
the world, While ! kBes the other to be a
prohigaie, siih talents aud property but Of
! temper end habits much 10 lie dreaded
louisa as then thought most proyidenual
y seemed much more inclined 10 admire
ne amIabie Mr. jones than the gay Mr..
fallel, although as she l. a woman whose
iiachnen's are not very strong, cifcum
'at-',s or FuTsuasiou might have inclined
ne balance 10 the other SIDE. As nv ad
zee Sss most earnestly requested, | did not
cripple to give my vote 10 favour Of Mr..
ones and as Der o"a Gacy conceded with
ny ad''ce, size became lis vie, aud 10 my {
p'nion avery happy woman.
By oeries Of fortunate chances. crown. /
x some desperate adventures with sur. a
ess they by no means deserved. Mr. Hallet 4
ecsme a rich man, and as succeos II. with r
10 crowd the test of merit, received the I,
ame Of very smart man. lie Obtained =
Ne hand OF lovely eIri, an old friend Of 8
'ouisa, whose better judgment was dazzIed d
bis talents aud splendid property, aud the @
vie 10 which they lived occasioned no lt 4
9 'e1ation 10 Mrs Jones. II ls true that ;
iTs. haliets cheek grew pale, that she lost !
er gaiely, and that her voice vas heard no /
ore N song or laughter il is true, II was !,
hspered that her life vas Ear from happy. a
4, as she dressed elegantly and rode 10 a
chly ornsOenIed carriage, Mrs. Hallei vas b