Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-22

has been found Mr.. Charles Marlowo has been bot
three DAYS In the country. aud seems to me
Sup sir exclaimed Charles, you are not IN
court Of justice protected 10y iis iavor' utter nothing
personal or make /, al once, then shall kno" no"
TO act
MIR Msrlowo, peace Il you please, will soon set
is this matter The will, gentlemen, Is here 40 my
hand, day, date and proven here also are the names
of the witnesses-and here gentlemen, two other pa
pers OF great value written as appears alter the sgn
ing Of the WILL and explains in iorcibe language what
may BE- by some considered the singuarty of the will
who are the witnesses sit =
William Saunders and his wife!
AN this Mr. Cute looks very fair, but NAV be per
United to ask question: air OF triumph was mant-
ling on The brow of Mr. Flaw as this important ques-
ton was making its way through the cobwebs OF his
BRAIN (which is, Mr. Cute, where has this will been
since the death of Waller Marowe, please iha,
in whose possession has this will been since tina,
period =
In mine' exclaimed Saunders, who during the
above proceedings was quietly seated behind the
screen in mine and to the confusion of that gentle
nan, will prove its validity in any court in the king
DOM
A ,rick-a bold trick Of this pauper
AYE a beggar-but listen the night of the fire at
the hall, slept in little house at the end of the park
the servants had all left during the day for the
house. Sometime before midnight my wife awoke me,
she being alarmed by the cracking of the fire.
rushed towards the hail. when reached the little gate
saw Mr.. Marlowe, this gentleman, running hastily
from the northern door with something in his hand -
CONSERVATION for a rooted me To the spot a
thought flashed my mind-,he will the will
wildly exclaimed, and rushing through the flames, as
they were bursting turiousy out of the window, |
reached the library broke open the escrutore seized
those papers now in the hands of Mr.. Cute they
were placed there by myself at the request of the dy
ing man, and the key was given To-
Me- calmly observed Mr.. Cute; gentlemen drew
up this will, this is my writing taken down from the
lips of Walter Marlowe his bed side and until this
very day thought it had been destroyed by the fire
and hearing Of report of the death of Mr. Charles
Marowe, Of course looked, Upon the brother of the
deceased the heir This will bequea,hs every
thing to my Client whose appearance here backed by
the will, settles his claim beyond the possibility OF
doubt, at least so think
Mr.. Cute remarked Mr. Flaw lit would be useless
for us to contend against such flood of evidence and
l would suggest TO my client the propretv of making |
friends with his nephew and endeavor vacate with
as little loss to his honor and pocket possible
Gentlemen wish you all very good day.
'Frends-hends never may my deepest curses
pursue you all. will beg-seal, do any thing ratll-
er than be indebted for the of sus,enance Mr.
Charles Marlowe. Fury, fury, would | could crush
you allH So saying, Mr. James pulled his hat furious
ly down over his eyes, and TRUSTING his hands deep
into his pockets, rushed out of the house.
Reverses of fortune oftentimes produce strange eff
fec,s upon the human mind and cause people to act
seemingly contrary to their former constituted mode
life. Actions are but the wea,her-gudes Of the heart,
and they actuated by external objects. That
night-that very night Mrs. James Marowe eoped
with the fencing master, alluded to in former chap
Ter, and her unhappy husband eloped just abou, the
same time to the other world with all his imperfecons
on his head, having blown out his brains by way of
finale.
The hall, or rather the hall, on the site of the
old one, received its rightfu owners, and the family Of
old Saunders are as happy lords and enjoy the
sweets OF life along with tho remembrance of the bit
ter past