Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-20

Car'ii' The milllner like many others ia her line.
NepI Dry gods store IA addition TO her millinery
department.
There's a customer cannot 60 into the shop.
or TINS braid must be set on. and if Mrs Wharton
uon get her dress nv eleven u'uiOck | shall lose
one OF my bes, siumcrs siid Nir- CarvIl. little
lady, with avery Lille foot. n very little waist.
very hII!c beauty. very little sense. a very little
pug nose, and very great deal Of temper. Caro-
me- nc is1 yong fellow; y0U 20 aud wait on him
AM mud You dars so hchinn the counter with
that serious sickly Look eau sec YOU through the
glass door. and Al YOU don't wear your finest shop
smile foe him, look Out-t ats all-i7ok od! | am
not gong 10 have NV customers driven away by
cross looks M my grIs, when q smile that cost no
ming VIII make many young fti!"w leave twenyt
do''arS behind him. have certain smile. girls"
she continued, as Caroline rosc 10 obey her. .ihlI
''s brought me IN more Than fly dollar bill
!" any u'n'; and Mrs CaryIl screwed her wIihcred
E'S'se in'o an extraordinary Muscular conioriion
nat many man would willingly give fay dollar
TO escape a second ua elton o.
Caroline was despatched by Mrs Carvil to wait
1n The Young gentleman. because she was the love.
'.s' ol her flock. and experience had shown the
'n'"iner The wisdom OF tins species OF policy IN
was only when fine g.n,iemcn' were the custom.
ers Caroline was Scut into the shop; on oil other
.''aslo"s Mrs Carvil herself one Of Ihcr girls Of
Gcinied
Caroline entered tie shop with a heavy heart.
ana rs she was passing rounI the counter; seeing
l"a' TIE customer was fashionable and remarkably
handsome young r'an. she approached the place
Nhere ne s''od with rising color aud step OF u n.
idHy.
Have pen gloves" he asked, lifting his fine eyes
70 her face.
There was a sadien glow orsnrpri.e and nm IN.
voluntary chang" 10 the deepest respect m the con.
cdd'nS thes ui has voice, as ms glance rested on
heT lace mt hure tcsimpuv 10 her charms She
could not hut be sensible at the cause Of his emo.
irn. snd the msu,'iug blush orraaidealy cmbarra s.
meu' heightened her Iovoliuess
Niih an asiiaiel hand she lrnk down the narko.
g"s 81 gloves, aud without lifting her eyes 10 the
Hdmirns gaze which she knew was ardcnrIy ei
respectfully, stealing g,Iucgs Of her beauty laid
them tc.oTr him. lie at length selected several
pairs OF gloves. and, taking out an elegant green
wallet with miniature ou the inside. mid for them
+ "a silence, and she delivered them 10 hum m the
SANE eloquent silence. Caroline was all The while
strangely embarrassed, and - evidently was tho
Dung genlicin1n All n tmi glance SIC had ven
iurcd 10 cal OF his face n he was measuring q
plc OF gloves uiua hIS white AMI symmetrical hand
awakened ~ her bosom an interest "a him such rs
sac had never before experienced towards mn, O,
the numerous gentlemen she had seen She could
not define H. but It will be plain 10 the female req
DER That 1t was the first tender germ OF Ice When
he departed from the shop. which ha did with n
%" o. The mus; respectful admiration, II was with
a heightened cheek. throb5Ins heart and emo
h'ns Of mingled pam and pleasure that Caroline re-
turned 10 the lIulr sewing rom
HOW much dad he huyF asked Ms Carvil. as
1aF'iIHe resumed her needle. AMI bent her head
-" over her work to conceal beneath a rI,ud Of
curs Tie coafIsOn she felt was telling rtlcs mo,
her
Inc ml'drns reply was low mi in1u !iblc. n,
HeF lace was SILL concealed. while her needle
seemed 10 have forgot lis w1uIcd xiii and made
awkward work upon tue edges Of the elegant r..
d rr habit
Mass Archcr-.fyou picIser sad NIr, Caryil. ia
The emphatic tone ard accent OF offended dignity.
"''.Hs up her LILLE person, and booking augriIy al
Der aPprcutice.
'SX pairs, ma'lm,' sail Z lro!!ne more di.tinciIy
without raising her head.
i am glad you have - and your tongue, Miss
"na' are YOU dung, tro.np! Lpok NJ them sfich-.
Is 80 living woman. II the srl i unr working q,
'n'ion mole siict on 'he hem. IL you don't know
what you are aAout Ctr1l:le Archer. ypu had b,,,
F"' oH your bo"nei a"l shawl. 4 hints enough 1.
some fu!hs" -
Caro!ines checS now became as pale rs i, was
hitherto roscaic; aud really alarmed at the angry
lingutgs Other mistress; she Instantly ricL.J On,
The unfortunate button hole .rrch an nin,bir uIvoJ
her needle for The next half hour when the riding
!fess was completed. amply aioned for her fault
CHAPTER ~.
\ little before one o'clock on the .,,n. day mn
which the scenes AT the milIner's took uIarc 9. ,,I
'an' ca'alclde. consisting OF half a dozen ladies'
am son;iemen started from the door Of one of the
piimceiy mlaSons ia GIrard Place anil, fun Of on
ETY. aHd sp.r'is, iusHcl tDwird Brood street ur,e
they gave rem To their spirited hurses and at r,pid
pee rode along ihIs magnificent avenue, which.
hi' Tor Tie raj rad thai dshgurcs u. would be
without parallel IN the Giles of ,be hmm A
few minutes swI!t riiing brought them inrothe sinh
urns aud after winding through many shady I,uo,.
anu iravcrsing shady roads adornei with cir,z.rs'
villas, they issued upon a spacious ihnruuphC,re.
GO" a'-d with Carriages, pedestrians, and horsemcn
and sou a!icr discerning a hill. from winch VA
q mos: delightful rIrd prospect of woodland l,y.l,
ard river, they drew rein at the gate Of the Laurel
!iiI 'em'icry. by the courtesy Of the very gen.
Hrm1nly originator and director Of this lovely 80,
Mo saith the ladies' were permitted. without tho
trouble Of dIsnOuuIng, t. ride through The grayrI,g
avenues of has exquisite place.
Pray. Mr.. Smith asked one Of the l,dies J,,.
iingushed les by superb green riding habit, tJ,,,
swept The ground with ITS flowing folds. tb,, b.
The elegance of her figure, the dazzling beauty Of
h'T lace The perfection ut her seat in the saddle.
luI tue admirable manage Of her sieed pray NJ,
smith. de- tell il that is one Of Thora's s,,russ
Vi Slutcr johnny you nave IN that michel
Ride nearer Mrs Wharton. where Won can Loot
over The iron fence and you will recognise !, !, !,
graucr friend OF yours than Souter jenny said The
drecirr smiling.
IN IS Old Mortality in very truth. Percy Franz
ad you ever see any thing 81 perfect wish wal
'"r Scott were OF our party. and could see IL u,,,
% would delight the good old gentleman
Which Of them, Scott or Morality. si.y'-asked
The very same young gentleman that had made Car.
o,ine archer work a buttJn-hDle siiich on "A hem
a pair Of ftwn colored gloves he had purchased
were upon his hands
Arc YOU NOT ashamed, Frnnk. 10 destroy Emma.s
sen'lm1n" asked Percy Wharton.
Frank has no more sentiment than Salaa here .
s1' sad, p1ti.rg her horse upon the arched name
See how .uieliigenhy he looks if he were alive
% ihe BEAUTIES Of the sculpture and had read Wa
Ne5.N OIt upon you, brother Frank
Believe me, SIS. be is trying % spell out that tin
sign hung nppn the statue. like a p)rier's label
silence brother this Is no place for light con.
Eersri'n Indeed. think u will be wrong 10 ride
through the cemetery
Imus ri funeral carriages traverse 10 daily. Mrs
WI ad'n. slId the proprietor, and always drive
'H IF mg own hlrJuuhc'
'h'1 HId best ride in. Emily said Percy. as We
nave O. Iuucd a long ride before we return 10 the
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