Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-16
MODERN
br rnE AvrHo2 OF "Lp,ixg AND wisNiSe." sES.r
BILITY. Arc.
cuNTINgLD.

cpNriNvLD.
Dot neither rsaassrsn no, s'oO4 will q. IN these
dsys. DIANA; "a houI Nesltn. or the sgyeqraa.e of
wealth. people cani.vt man an their iuoung rn a
90 utin crcl.,"
Wei Il" protest" laid Diana. II would DO.
clare my Independence. aud invite To- my IA use
'h"se ISr'ons ~hcm liked, wh,ihcr rich VI yvDr
aId J d" wtrh you wonld Send tor Lucy"
! Nhdh and 20 dCcl ry m, In dependence. ID asa"
said hst m"iker." and will tot send br Miss NJ
" she 'h""ses 10 drop IN. occasionally anu take a
'os-l cup ct tea with rs. NJ your trend. very we'll
hui beyond this | shall NOT 60" so ssyius, che
.su The room.
MIS- Berry continued 10 play Cor some lime aass
hcr mniber Withdrew. ltasl her motive wight Do
.nsPcciei; and s,en affair she turned from The pauu
Mr.. faTSs inbk leave A. he purslci hs va the
f'marAs Which he had Aenrd relative g. Mites NJ
REQUIRED % his memory. Il hope" thought tie
''h'' ihis dislike pi rn'Nci companions will not IN
duoe Mrs. and Ms Berry To Withhold an invita-.
ttn !" their party from their poor. lahorious kins
man aud hrs Iniere, Ting niece. II waulJ be cruel
to wound their feelings 80 deeply. only on tie score
ol comparative poverty on his part. md useful oc
%eupaiion ON hers" lie sighed a, he reflected on
'he false notions that - extensively prrvadel 50
eiriy' yet mentally acknowledged The difficult,
there va IN dmwing the true line. when
'hh "@NIN FFAtFA III
a. MHi-when virtue aud reritudo will be univer
sally honored. and The unprincipled alone sighted
lhese things Will he managed as rhcy should he
Respect wealth alone never dII command. except
from vulgar minI.; hat attention, and a kind of DO.
terence II will secure, until the world ; governed
BY just principles"
Notwithstanding The opinion of Mr. Parks "a
The contrary. Mrs. Berry was not a widow: there
was a Nr. Berry appended 10 The family, Who Sus
famed the honorable rank of her husband, ani Ia
iaiher at her daughie =. The morrIng. at the
breakfast table; Mrs. Berry informed han that she
ihnnghi ut feceINIRg company IN the course OF a few
evenings.
VERY well, my dear" said Mr.. Berry.
"Bni | want something mlTe than very oil
said Mrs. Berry: you must supply me with money
To- meet the cIpen-es; aud learn That Strangers ui
NOTE there are n town. that no such one may be
overlooked"
IS RAJ Eer,I' said Mr.. Berry hope you are
not thinking uf a large parhr'
And why do yui h1pe 50. Mr. Berry1" inquired
his %helPmeei; "lhc grrls have attended a large
number OF brilliant paritcs this season, aud II is
necessary Ia our credit AMI respecJablliy that we
should give me IN re- urn.'
II Is far m IRE necessary 10 my credit" SAID Mr.
Berry with mIldne's, but win apparent anxiety.
ih1i ! should he able 10 meet the demands uf my
merchants with purriualuy The FIRST time evei
had The notifications of asking for a lJggsr dag
was alter The last .args party You gave; and II wa,
icy much hard labor, for mIny moulhs, that | got
over The arrangement Of my business. nccasiousd 5y
thatneedless expense. I ieas. my dear. ynu do moi
etliI' the Im pnrInce OF IN unImpeached c rsdI IA
he meEanuic wurlI."
81 am sure fniher." said Diana. "ihai such a.
uprSii' h"nnrbIe. and pihsIaku. man ~ yoG
are eau never want creuII: YOU coull get trusted
tor thousands wherever you are known"
"Nh" could conceive such IN idea n thai our
ia!her should want credur' sad L1crriin. with an
c1-rrss,ol of scOrn oa her iaIr lIp.
i shpAlJ he sorry 10 a5lse that CT dir, my
Daughters. or push II {, .. uIn,., limit" sad Nj.
Berry: land ON me account. credit ct THIS KIND
- dangerous. AZ a nay lead q ma To iIvslyr hum-
sell "a debt foe ting 'hsI pay day Ia at con, a.
last"
"This is very dali. aud very u-e!sIs. and very an.
noying' saul Mr B'ry: "Ihs parry ws ml-I
ui1ae: | have already m ale knpNn M .nIcauon t.
alarse number OF orr b,sl arIrInnr res. and to
give H Pho" is EnPlsi5'e. ] an sIr, .IoIlI
9s rs glad a. any une Ia g. uj 81 toe fus, and rrou.
BILE OF ~ alsnsetiirr. III could; he worst Of Il come.
upon my orn shoulders a~frrsll."
Nc. Berry Sighed a. hc ssd-~Ii were better
la, srsl Of ali. yuI -h.IId cons Of, ms wicu ysI
have aHy such scheme IN asnauJn."
81 never "nc" Thought at your mlkilg any Oh
sHcitou.' snli Mrs. Benl: "yoI have lived long
'H''sh - hIoNs lttk ~ ~" wIulI 1--we "a tie
~o.iI, "emIsi oatrhe worl Dies"
How much m.u"y do yu ca!cull,e IL viii take
To mtet tho necessary eIpeasesH' Inquired Al.
Berry.
Mr. Be ~ named the sum that she toIg hi it,
dI"pensIb!c, bat added. a. she mIrk-d the expires
si'n OF her husbands fare. We vii all irv. by
re'fsnchmenr in other hing. 10 save il in a short
time
Mrs Berry sighed again, but remained silent; he
had hei're been led into cdIn, lance with his
"Iie's cHInyagant plans by promises Of future
economy, tut had n-vcr been able To perceive
he fruits II her thufiuess. Notwithstanding all
ihis. he permitted he lady TO take h.r own way
The greatest defect IN his characier was a morbid
deiIoacy and tenderness Df feeling. Which would
not permu him 10 say 10 his wife anil daughIers,
even when hrs own reason and Judgment Demanded
IL eaHHOt-"I EiD nOG"-"Yoa must not-you
sia not
The evening Of The sJiree at length arrived. and
The house OF Mrs. Berry was brilliant with lights
decorations, and inshiona5l, people; for M matters
Of his $ ut. that l,dy sould MT endure 90 be ian
iHch behind The foremost man. Mr.. Parks w.
there. Of cuurse; and It was with peculiar ~satisfac.
ion that he discovered among The crowd Of guests