The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-14

l,s-r vas VITA lsfllng of re-
l'si mat ne husband szd wife sss daw,
isseihsr % lay schemes for ths fu..,,
insy Determined 70. and eventually az
iake lodgings n q plata. but respecs,bl,
private boarding house. shsrs her. NJ.
sinsis transient bOsrder beside them
selves. This gentleman they ~ers inform
Cd vas from Albaay. add wsuld remsir
Dol week. or ten days az most, h.s,ug
merely come 70 The city % purchase som.
articles Of nerehsadlze which we're no, 4,
be ohisinsd in Albany.
The dinner bell rang. and The lid,
group sssenbled 10 The dimiau.i.e drains
'oon' iis new cOmers were in.rodsced
collectively 70 Mr.. Albert Or.iIls, who =
oaee recognized Leila. Dinner pss.ed.ir
= very sgfsesbls manner. Mr.. Vernon
having Just retired from mercantile M
could speak Of The turmoil susnd,o,
thereon, Of abe losses through failures and
ihs hasiaalions Of the market, Of lhe rest.
less anxiety. Of the perlurbed state Of mind
lheideni 10 such life; 20 all Of which ar,
Ofrille was . total stranger, eonspoueu..
v W MIN u Was an interesting subject, ia
ssnDeh az he was preparing 10 smbark,
IN mercaniIle career.
To Leila. twas Iaxury 20 gaze mon
this (seb Hlalis) Noblemsn Of Nature. rs,h.
sfihan 10 isasl upon The choice ,isnds Do.
iots hef; ms slight but elegant frame, evil
deniiy sPirii.sorn-s pale ihlellec,u.l
iace-eyss bsaning with The bsau.y Of
an ardent soul--a iorshsad slngulsrly fair
and Pare--a well formed hsad;-a calm
aud graceful sddress;-4ll. al were oh.
Jee" Of the highest admiration 10 the iufs.
lustcd Lrlis.
The limits We have allotted 10 shis
narrative will not admit OF minute ds,sil
~ circumstances; lett suffice 10 know that
NC. oryille's stay vas prolracIed some
lour OF fss weeks over the time he y,
hfsi thought 70 larry in the city, in con.
sequence Of mutual growing attachment,
between hlmsell and Leila. Duty, how.
sser. called him 20 dash away, for a time,
me cup Of sweets be longed 10 drain 70
the bottom.
Six Inons alter This period. Mr.. OtsilIe
returned 10 replsnnh HE store, bu, more
especially 10 sugges, The following pro.
positions 10 Mr.. Vermont
rifst, The union ei himself with Leila:
Having obtained her. consent by Ieuer.)
Second. I, offer Mr.. Vermont The ma
nsgemenl OF bis store; fhsyiur heard of
has difficulties.
The hrs. u which the old man accedsd
10 with evident pleasure; bu, when be
commenced, "snd now my purpose Is, |
~ you will accept Off wiIhous al,r,buune
10 me selfish mouye.l 10 remove your
enllfs family 10 Albany. where 1 have q
comfortable dwelling prepared Zoe you, |
where you shall, during life. lack aoae |
Of The comforts thereof. ifihey can be OBJ.
salned by honesl industry"
This astonishing intelligence was more
han The good old man was prepared 10
receive; he was completely oyerwhelmed
"a Hood OF lears--lears Of unspeakabIs |
gratitude. The old lady sal rubbing her
lands wilh an occasional ejaculation Of
Heaven DO prsi.ed!" while Leila sail
nollonless, Too full 10 arliculsle q word,
What! oh whoi'' exclaimed the old |
nan "can This beautiful benefac,or bel" as j
invoking the inspiration Of Heaven. !
Possibly my fond. my faithful Leila /
an iell! SAID Mr.. 0fville, as he handed !
ella her Own card. A glance was sulli.
lent.
is il possible!" exclaimed Leila. "is II
1.-THE Carpenters boy!" o
fss," he rejolned IN accents OF love, h
nc pressed her 10 bis bosom, "l.is n
The Carpenters boyr" liz
"And The preserver OF my lifs!" she d
dded. :,
May he be the sweelener Of it tool" o
The old man. ID
The scene that followed The above, NAV hi
'ssibly be vaguely imagined by The In
adcr. Tor ! shall not attempt 10 describe d
lest | should do i, injustice. Ice
An explanation was immediately grant lse
10 the mysIitied parents, who were lin
III wrap. 10 wonder. This being dis. len
pa.ed by The explanation, the happy lw
nily proceeded to prepare for The nup- lof
lie, Immediately after The consummaiion leo
which. they embarked together Tor tn
eur new homes; having learned from de
foregoing circumstances. that IL vas an
's difficult for mechsnic 10 become q an
'rchsnt, than for merchant 10 become Sc,
mechanic. Aft
I" Now Leila" said her father, "you by
We learned an instructive lesson. Your du
lgemen. has hitherto been Of that ne
perfcial kind which attaches meri, 10 !
flimsy drspery which constituted q Of
Fering TO the body. You have iurmed att
ur estimate Of The man from his birth, dr.
'upation, or appearance. ma
y This" continued Mr. Orville, f" is va,
great evil we should combat. limos. the
emily believe that no such thing as ora
pecfdbiliiy can exist aside from an en-,
nest aud useful life. contend that ser
branch Of industry is degrading--tha. ton
employment that contributes 10 the the
leral g,0d and comfort of societv in of