The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-03

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sisis rlaseiy allied - desnllni0n. Ed
Hrfa Ingsslsie mas draizen sl an spsgl-
meSi % lie serond h..ar. 10 Street MOI
tF>relsDsed from tbs locziiiy 81 Scsl
lsaagafd. There IN The agony Il deissss
.ed dhofes. lleisliened by DE impulse II
ansaseiioa ever increasing. lls paced "a
ard iFo. glsncing. eser and saons Il Ihs
lasi bose iram his btlsa ed--his on n Isabel.
/ aAilengih." be sjsselsiF9. |" nv soul j.
made up inf lhs wn1ss--se esnhol be
uaisds--I will uriie 10 dat rfFrcI. Tie
sHrsi dream Of yenrs issnnlhdaiecl All
islipw blassk---s curse--dsrknsss! This
n'sls, vii quil Rnglsnd ior ererr'
ea
\ - return 10 The chamber Of death.
There Gas knock. Algsrnon hastily
shyt no ire desk, replaced Inc keys under
hIstaelr's pillow. and opencd the door.
Ii pas Mr.. MARIN. Who came to look
onde mnfe si his decreased Giend, and
! glsk sorbe Instructions isIhe heir.
y ! am very sorry - sre yoa alone,
Mr. Algsinan; bu,lo be sure you are one
Of be par,ies most interested" -.
One Of The patliesi" said Algeinon.
eagerly. @
/ "Yes! one q The parties" answered
lhslnolsry. with apierelrg look. '.You
via fiad wills -=
I tQaiie possible" answered Algernon.
SITS certain, for Mr.. Slipper lid me
50 last night, Few hours before his
DEATH"
"'rhrn il vii be Iound." added he
heir. E @
at is in that desk" said The notary.
pointing. and your duty. Mr.algermnn. Is
10 enforce lie being locked for directly.
AHthe servants must be present.
@Do wha, you Ihink proper" nioinee
The nephew. 95# @a
The people in the house were called:
tie keys ere withdrawn from under tie
pillow; the desk was opened; and the
search. of course, was Of no avail what
eser. The old notary. ordering every
body out. rsmsined alanessilh Alesfnon.
Il, is impossible. "'said he, "lhs, there
should be no win. for.your uncle eng sgeJ
before me, 10 make one. aud he assured
Inc Yesterday. ths,he flad kePfffhs wura.'
NJ :" DO you suspect my honor. sirl"
eli is very strange that you should
have been found here alone, butt do moi
Suspect any body's honor" said The no
. tary; IS neteriheless, listen tome. You
youth has been dissipaled; your uncle
,lcemed il vicious. Many time you
have deserved The wrath OF one 10 whom
though you expected fortune. your con
duct was such, two years ago, that yot
|, we're expelled from hishnuse! lie woul,
!, have disinheriIsd you. but demonstrate,
> that yon were the only son Of brothe
whom he loved. snd.of sister in.law Il
4 whom be had promised To think Of your 10
4 turs prospects. was but too happy 10 re
!, store you 10 his esteem. Since that TINT
you have behaved bs,yr, or at least you
!, have appeared so 10 do. God know.
4 whether your conversion has been sin
cere. Your uncle doubted il much"
;. WAS my uncle SO unjust" exclsimet
n Algernon. .... ~~~~ s,--
oil Il have had The creates, trouble 10 in
slilute you his heir" A.
ri The old fox has not forgotten him
a SELF" thought ,Algernon.
~ The notary continued. "Anoiher per
son vas also mainly influential IN pro
;. noting your favor with your uncle--you
friend. Edward Inges,rie." -...
"Umrhm observed The heir surIlily
E Z" | thank him noi!' ..
Now let us suppose Tia; this tesla
4 menl is not found. what viii. you de9
"What shall do" answered III,
y young mau, will enjoy my uncle's for
!. tune" sis.
"Of course; but you cannot link tina
your uncle would forget such persons a
ibis servants. for whom he always san
:, he would provide" -~-..-
u III he had wished that" said Alger
nun. Z" he would have made the nfcessa
ny provision" 4.
y II must nov tell you a sPcret, which
most likely is news to you. Your uncl,
has a child" z...
Il d" Come. sir" rejoined AIgernon, jok
u ingly, 20 you calumniate my uncle, you
l friend. How's ihise 5....e H.s
!, II am in earnest, sir" replied Mr.
d Martin angrily. BY private and un
fortunate marriage he became The falhe
Q Of Ewsrd Ingcs,rie. as he has been nam
&c cd: he is an excellen, young man. though
e by his mothers fault, bsnished the paren
IS tai roof until Of late. Do you not meal
y to fulfil stleastihis portion Of your uncle
inteniions!" -
LET tina, alone; my uncle would neve
=, have commi,ied himself so far; have To-
is much yenerstion for his memory 10 be
lie lieve H." se.s e.r-.... .sss.-.- ss........
is "It is a fact: and | can assure you ,hs
III many lime he has thought Of ins'iiulin