The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-31

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shs zmoans upon paper, -os - -.
The sun Tor considerable ~ g.
Lass ssssn 10 hase fllmnstlbs
eHiens spd value Of their psssssssaa
They we're bs'h iAiser.le. kul "a
fosd-nsiufed and night minded people;
and JOB. 10 The lullasss Of bis heart. fsssl-
we'd Z, give away The rsmsinder Of his
stock 20 The poor lsna.ss ~ho regularly
dealt sub him. and The very nrxt nsfa-
ing hs shef sss sssrmed. and he sss 80
Lsppy-
b. ihs evening his SHE'D wss eniirely
cleared. and he seni 10 The Bl4s Anchor.
aad borrowed chairs snl tables. and ORDER
ed hot supper, with oceans Of drink.
for I'll his friends and heir families in the
neighborhood. amounting 10 sboul thirty
persons 10 al. II wss. 10 truth. merry
meeting. aud lhs eopyivisliiy vas KEEP, up
all LATE hour.
His ehum. Tom Simpson. Vas elo-
lquenl and graceful. for Job had dropped
IN 90 the morning 10 invite him. and Iold
him he had had BIZ Of good luck 10 the
way Of legacy. aud then touched upon
the enveted new frsnl 10 bis premisrs.
ri stand 3 tri1s towards II. Here,
ca:eh hold, Toni ssid he. putting =
twenty pound note 10 bis hand. .snd don
forget 10 cone q, eight aud away he ran.
leaving The asloBishedgroeer 10 ecs,,ries
,si his unoslenislIous liberaliiy.
| The uexs day The empty shed wa,
lopeaed as usual; aud Of eleven O'Clock Jot
and bis spouse repsired again TO Lincoln.
Ian Fields. Fortunately they had Isller
into excellent hands. for the firm vas no
only highly respectable, but The Mr.. RI
tinson they had seen was a gentleman,
and man of properly, and felt a gresl
Interest in the honest legs,ee. He took I
house Tor them. end furnished IL. and a
once proposed Thar the two girls should
! be forthwith zeal 10 6rsl rale boarding
school.
| 10 respect Of The father and mother
there existed greater difficulty; for. a,
Job quantity observed, II was difficult
70 teach an old dog new tricks
Mr.. Robinson, however. recommenlel
young gentleman of polished manners
bu blessed with no fortune, who was Il
| ca lhe situation Of tutor. steward, secre-
larry. and companion 10 Job; and also
Ptevided Mrs. Cole with companion ant
housekeepsr. TO Farm her manners a.
Job said. laughing.
| They both, however. had sense enough
to see the prnprieiy OF Ibis arrangement
and in SIX months had certainty made
considerable advance. especially Mrs
Cole. for women Of all grades are naiu
rally more genteel than The male part O
,he crestion; ssior Job. he could no, fo
the life Of him give up his accuslome,
pipe. and his pin, OF porter in the Eeri.abl'
pewter. before be retired for the night
! and this was the only luxury Of his formtl
days tina, he could mol be prevailed upor
TO abandon. The girls rapidly improved
and Job himself declared that he wa
convinced that education was aiine aine
after all.
i They could not. however. spend ont
!, half Of their income; the Injuries Of III,
rcldy>horn they could neither uader'
stand nor sppreri,te; but they gave away
vast sum in charity, although Joi
would no, allow bis name 10 be stuck
in The papers.
j Il was not until two years after they
. had .come TO the fortune lha, they coult
be prevailed upon to set up Their carriage
i Mr. Robinson, who was real friend
invi Ell them frequently 10 bis table in |
family way, unul. finding they were pre-
sentable, be gradually introduced then
i. and their children INTO society; and, 81
there was neither pride on Jobs par, no
q vulgar assumption on his wlfe's. ihey
we're every where well received, and gave
lin return such pleasant parties. undet tht
direction and management, Of MrFredericl
Lawsen. the tnior, who WAS every way
! fiued BY birth and taste 10 do the honor.
lin an admirable manner. that their nu
merous acquain,ances eagerly accepted
The inyi atoms. especially after the fire
patty. when many went ou, of'mer Gu
rlosity, but returned home with express
, sions OF delight and amazement al ,h,
display. Job had dlscr,m,na,ion.en enough
] 10 discover that il was MT his money
alone that male these parties pass so plea
, Isautly. but that il was The skIlful arrange
meat OF his tutor.
X ! On his FIRST engagement he had pai'
! him two hnnurej pnuads pei annum; bu
! lhesriHg ihst he had widowed mothe
and two sisters, whom he supported. b,
{ generously added another hundred. 40,
& lgase hint 20 Mrs. Cole to make ,hea
, presents nov and then. out Of her super
/ tfluitles. which The kind soul most resd.l,
, complied with.
:. When Fanny. his eldest daughter, ha
: attained her eighteenth year. he took be
i from school. BY the advice ofMr. Rabin
, son, snd engaged an accomplished Soma
tofnish her education. She was quick
i sprightly girl, and very pretty, and ha