The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-11-25

seh.H-u0t uoute Lew Oh Eolof0 MinES.
She sPen, IN The family nlosl delight 1
fnl year.
In The mean Time. Mrs. s. Gas cent. |
nnally changing her goseIness ui,h The :
hope Of finding good nurse. The ch,l- f,
dren's dispositions had been injured By
this i"IndiclOus Treatment. and they were
empha,ically growing worse every day.
Mrs. ). had just dismissed her eighth
teacher, and ponderIng whst sas 10 be
done IN obtaining the nin,lb-whea her
husband broke the silence by reading.
Married. on Thursday morning a,
Trinity Church, by the R,gh. Rev. Bi.Il-
oP -. Frederick Augustus l.. Esq. 10
Josephine. daughter Of the late John lieu
~ x. Esq.
Ynu JEST" said the lady.
/" Well. my dear. read u yourself"
handing her the paper.
She read The paragraph, snd felt even
more unhappy Than she had done. with
The thoughts Of . having the entire charge
Of the children again"
A few serks sfieS This, as Mr.. s. and
lady WIRE taking an afternoon walk. an
elegant carriage was seen driving up the
road.
Il think some Of our friends have been
treating themselves 10 new establish
rneni," said Mrs. s. 20 her husband. as
The carriage advanced.
+" ,hink they have" said he. raising
his hat, and making low bow TO lady
ard gentleman within.
/. Who are lhp,!" said The wife. not
recognising the lady's countensnce lhro'
the veil.
Frederick Augustus Il. and lady" re-
piled abe husband. With emphasis.
"0h. only ,lem," said she, with sp
patent contempt.
= Yes, vile, only one Of our most able
statesmen. who has lately come into pos
session Of great wealth by marriage"
.. How ludirrous! wealth indeed!"
II, my dear, education. talents and
moral worth are the true riches. then no
man in America ever married a creates
heiTess."
"0h. yes, she was always . grea
fsvori'e Of yours" said the wife with grea
gexaii0n.
Aud my dear. she would have beer
Of ours. had you observed her character
in its true light. She is highly gifle,
woman. and is now placed by Proyidenc,
in a situation which she is eminenily
calculated 10 fill."
4 The farmers vile Looked surprised I,
see an elegan, carriage stop before he
door.
Dom, you remember mel" said Jo
stphine throwing Up her veil.
"0h, my dear Miss X. am very
very glad to see YOU" said she. as ihl
fooiman lowered the steps. "You az,
welcome TO my house again." said she
throwing open the door Of small bu
neat parlor. ..m....... ......
II see. my good FRIEND" said the hus
bard, you have made a mistake. Yo
take this young lady for Miss X. bu, ! al
mos. happy TO undeceise You, aud intro
! duce sou 10 Mrs. j."
The womsn looked as IL doubling whs
she heard. Josephine assured her VII;
! she heard was true. A.
WELL | wish you both great deal I
happiness. Did | not tell you. my dea
3 young lady, there was a blessing IN slo,
2 for all your mothers chlldren!"
. 4" There cer,ainly was great blessin
e in store for one uf my.molher's children,
said The husband. /" You mistake, IN
: good friend. the blessing was for me, ~
D for her."
. "You certainly have treasure IN m
: dear child; but here comes my old mai
e how delighted he will be to find his wore
a are so soon come to pass. Miss j,
/; sephine will ride in her own coach SON
3 day"
= After spending some time in convers
. ton with the farmer and his aifc- the
D son Samuel and Thomas 6. entered
: Having heard description of Thomas, q
: well as having perused his note to Josepl
: inc. Mr.. /. was prepared TO see an or
n sinsl; aud he was not disappointed an
through The film Of ignorance, he coul
n discern MIND.
i The footnan, as they were about
J. drive off. presented The farmers vile wit
a parcel, and before she had time to as
Y its conren's. he sprang on the earring
a and they were on, Of sigh, in mimi,
:. On opening the parcel, she found it CO
l. tanned Two dresses. suitable for her wea
n with billet. requesting that they mig
j. be accepted from her friend, and al,o
:. bank note. which she was requested
u hand to poor old Polly.
l. "Well. my dear Frederick, what I
) you think Of my pro.egee, Thomas G..
le said Josephine 10 her husband, as th,
j turned the corner of the lane.
81 think with you. my dear, that
Of should have the advantage Of educalio
a, And nov | think Of it, my uncle is
t, quest Of an under clerk. How would
}. do 10 place him there, aud LEI him have ,
X advantage Of attending school in The aft,