The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-02


Odd no, think it possible he could commence
for years yet indeed the physicians gave
very little encouragement; be went 70 the
South and has returned in perfect health
~ hen will It be necessary for you TO
leave said The lady.
In two weeks
so soon as that dent know what |
shall do. suppose viii be left With the
entire charge Of these children again; and
nv nerves are so weak, fear shall sink
under IT,
Il assure yoa, madam, said Miss ?.
nothing bu, promise which deemed 50.
cred would ever ssvsr me iron this charm.
ing and interesting little llJck,' looking
around upon the children. Fiattery to
mothers ears, she knew was jus, the thing
at this crisis.
Mrs s. replied with subdued feeling,
Veil Mss p, suppose you vrite To your
freud, and inform nun how happily You are
situated here, perhaps when he hears YOU
aye anxious 70 remain. be may get some one
IN your place.
No, Mrs. S. know lie would not be
wiling, and feel It would be acting dis
honorable 10 request it, knowing as do,
the many Obligations we are under &c hun
Miss r. sad The lady--'I have always
thought SINCE you had the Charge Of my
children tLgl you had ,heir interest IS well
as ms ovu a, heart, and an very ayerse
to think Otherwise
ou 10 ire justice, madam, said Miss
?. allowing the tears lof which she always
had plentiful supply 10 roll down perceived
before she raised her handkerchief You
indeed DO ne justice, | feel as II | we're
about to part with ny own children.
viii increase your salary, II you re.
nam, SD ,ba lady.
Ne, madam. if love for your children
cannot make ne violate my promise, money
never can. know Of young lady how
ever, Mrs. s. ahom i you get Will more
than supply nv place. She is very anna.
lie; boarded ~ the same house with her
several months; She was ua!gers4! FAVOR
ltc
Is shea good teacher 2 impaired Mrs. S.
THAT | cannot speak positively about,
: tut IS she supaunleuded Mrs. Is. school,
or the school Of uhl2h Mrs. L. is d,reetress.
YOU could have every satisfaction IN this
$ respect by calling on her.
Yes. know Mrs. e. by repgie she is
!. woman Of very superior talents. should
have every confidence 10 her judgment.
Z Where does Miss K. resIdep
e 'She 5esidesin New ! ork-but Al present
d She ID Phi!adelpa5a her sister has had a
severe attack Ct illness, ual she went On 10
j. attend her.
!, I hope sic e. JOYS good hea!,h herself,
SAID The ,ady.
o Perfect health now; she was very ii at
! the time Of her brothers. death, which hap
pened three weeks aler her ta;aeg's, indeed
her life was 5asparel Of; LY: ,or X months
G her health has become quite established
Oh, hope she WI never be sick if she
comes here. baYe such a natural aver
SION 10 having any one sick ID the hce
| hope net, madam, ,or yolt IKE lor
the care Of taa children would be 80 much
: ,sr you !, as she sad lh,s she thought i'm
c lruly glad I've never known shat Il was 10
o 5o SICK il The house q. su-h al uafeging
o monster.
! 'Ol, never 9ill ret any one know,
i said Mrs. 5. sho wiI feel as much inter.
Z est M uy health as Won do
No, nor yet be- quite as much your
humble sefgaai, thought the goyefuess
:, but II you oaiy knew II was all TO serve
i my own yieas, and daspise while pretend
o to ply YOU You've hambled me and
?. trus' you'll, 5e bundled yourself for H.
Yau haog Miss p, there are some par
J, iicuars 10 this situation which hasbanc
aays, are not ext cc,ed "a all families, i.om q
IS Eoyeruess. bul thnk he imagines gfea
IT deal ! am sure you've made no difficulty
&c about aag tang required Of you. Have
i, you lei. your d1'las here ltksome
- 'Ngt 70 the least said Miss P. ba
IS thought and felt / would be glad to gs
awsy though
/ Wan you write to your friend and IN
9, fJrm Ter ot The particulars Of the situation
q and beg her % come
e viii madam, aud &c she finds itas hap
n py q home as haze, noihng Lgt necessity
y wa cause her to leave Il.
u AlIs9 /. vas not young, she had !iyet
long enough without Christian principle t.
2. learn ho@ to aafter and deceive, and knea
e the world much bsaoT than her own hear:
n The same evening Miss P. wrote 70 ilt
e friends of bliss Il. Jui very carefully avoid. {
: mentioning particulars, as she knew be-
O Trends would not consent 10 her coming
ii and she @ou!I 10 this case, perhaps, lose he
Il situation; and al all events have some di(
icuily sbqulit. She stated therefore, tia
r, size vas Delightfully."- situated as goveruess u
"a lie family, and regretted leaving, &c. &c
% she wrote entirely wlh reference 10 her
r self never Or m0meui, either siuiyln.
Nlis SIS. convenience, o. Miss RS. happi
.e ness; and tbs dup.icliy vas the cause 0
n the unpleasant and mornfyiur mlsuador
II staining.
e But % return 10 the conversation between
D. ilr5 5. and Josephine.
}, Well, Mrs. S. as haze inadvertently
been led luto situation, which do no.