The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-09

- hapes SAID Josphiue, looking a.
them with an inclination Of her head
And she knows no great good of me at
auy rate" said Fom-" bot Miss l meen
10 explain matters, kase as how | ana
quite highway robber."
He then explained why he charged her
thinking 1t was Mrs. SIS sister, but lett
oui that Of giving the whole SUN he had
received to Polk this part h's freud sup
Piled, She was greatly amused at the orr
ginaliy of the man, aud from several re
marks he made, notwithstanding the idi
oms irequeully introduced, she SAID, IN
Sardly, here's bright jewel At II had
been polished.
She spent most delightful day the Tar
mer's wife told her many interesting anec
dotes respecting her mothers beueyolence,
facts which she had never heard before,
and She SEEMED uHbln lew hours 10 have
gained a new existence, or rather TO b"
brought back to her OH inul eSIslence.--
She parted lIom her kind friend Nth ieel
ngs d regret, and felt and sad, ",hls has
been the happiest day have spent s.nce
ny fathers death.
A. the farmer left her a; her residence
10 tue city be banded her The following
note:
Respected lhs-l send you your own,
| ami got 20 book lafnen nor scooi eoIcs
Gallon bats sartau, bat Tor all that know
that's what. Ny mother was Christian,
Ms, and she used to say Tommy, says
she, do tue rite thug, and ,hen God and
your own heart vtlI be your best friends.
hope you viii think 10 uors about that
foolish lrlk OF NINE.
+ THOMAS c.
i The rev governess stayed one week
i lpou examining the children Mrs. 5. found
out wbei she bad lost when she partGd witt
Josephine-bul thought there's plenty Ike
her, TO be sure this one | have does not
Gil her place bul money will DO any ibing
/ 10 y-t,Jt,sr, s4v-stl,, -, -Alra. T. and yet bel
ingA LAID the plan thus" III 20 and sub
scribe 10 q teueyoen, society, Of WHOM
Mrs. L. Is dlrectress, this vii pave tbt
way"
She put on her most pleasing smlIe, aHc
she vas shown INTO The drawing room 0
Mrs. L.
a" am a stranger to you, madam, bY
teehos greatly interested 10 the cause yor
represent, | called to contribute my ut,C
ard become an annual subscriber :" as Sd,
said the, she seated herself IN most pohte
easy, graceful manner Oh the sofa.
"Our society VII be greatly Indebted /,
you, said the benevulsut old lady, ra,sins
+ her sPeciacies. Our funds arc very lov
al present"
{" Indeed If that IS tho case, Will dou
bi9 the SUN lateudsd subscribing"
ou are very klna SAID tho direc
tress, whle her expressive face showed
The effect pEcdQeed by tbs apparent benev
oleace.
She handed her the subscription book
pen aud ICk. she looked al it, signed he
name and SUN IN the most beautiful hand
wiring, and thought, nog's M time"
hnostng, Mrs. E. that you are muct
interested IN the cause Of education gener
ally, take the liberty of ASKING Il you
know Of any young lady could get for a
goyerness for ny children. You bad the
GOODNESS to recommend to ne, Mis-, &.
Mrs. s IS NY name"
did, madam, recommend M,ss Z. Il
vas our brother, think, called"
q Il vas
a vas very sorry Mss 2. could no
remain"
GOA Hiss Il. was entirely abo'o hel
sia'loo, SAID Mrs. S. drawing herself Up.
Excuse NE, Mrs. S but Miss r. $ Sc
II, fond If teaching she surely cannot fee
herself above that"
! ono, | Do got speak Of laaGhinz-lhe
ch,ldren improved very much, for the shor
tune shs was With then b., she tell quut
above @asalag and dressing tie children
ana neudln4 her clothes"
" Allow ne, Mrs s" sat1 the dlfec
iEass, with sixty years experience, I.
/ give It as my decided OPINION, that you 81
never dad lady Of Nlss Rs education
and talents wiling 70 Gil the place Of nurse
You may possibly dad young person, wit
q common education aho ulil Go all 70,
require, who IS able to teach yovs children
at present, Cor hear taes arc young, bu
then you are not sure that YOU are Iayng
solid oundauon for future education AM
usefulness. Depend upon it, madam, il i
Of more Importance 70 have a taIenihd ant
/ Plons teacher during their years Of infaac,
! thaa IN after age"
"AlI NV subscription money ,hrowl
away" thought Mrs s. as she changed tn
conversation, to disguise her chazrin.
Before she left she vas informed by Ms
E. tia Josephine lad accepted situate,
/ as goyerness 10 NJ MS family. THIS IN
telhgence caused extreme m9rftfsauon; 10
Il had been her study and arm to lngratst,
herself IN he favor Of Mrs. N ever sluc,
Ter return from Europe And she, WIZ
bad a sUprone conlompt or tho opinion o
the po7r gad union1uate, felt De ply lha
she mtghi possibly co.'s lose the good opln
ioa Of taose she did yaiae, The rich, ii,
great, and ugIeuuaI.
She. had entered tae drawing room 0
. the venerable dlfcctress, thinking that NO
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