The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-07-20

F~sfssR 49, tA4sN tcNxIAEl tM0fo hIG2-
sure than pain from laoss hllle oerursn-
ees which have 0ccssioasd yau 90 much
annoyanee. Upon ils whole. said ~.
a. she selectd IRON MFs. MsnsfrlI's
wardrobe her bssi dress. which uas :
black silk. . little Iusly-,ss NV gar.
nenis are rather homsly. should, az The
saying 10, appear like a speekled bird
beside your mother and sister, aud ,he
ESerings. think. therefore. that The pl.n
OF assigning me seat with The servants,
rather . jsdleio1s oEs.'
MIs. Sinclair. as has already been oh
served, wa, handsome woman. and he
next morning when oil we're ready Tor
church. III. p o5sble that stsnaer
would hare discerned glimpses Of the "a
dy ihro' her humble apparel. as readily
a, slough lhss umpluuus garments al Mrs..
Harden. Az Tor Melissa. she had deco
rated her person ss elsborsiely as lf she
had been going 70 appear in a ball room.
Florencs. panty from lie ipfqsLes Of
just / SIC, which made ornaments appear
70 her out Of place in temple Dedicated
% The MIST High, and partly on accom-,
Of The humble gsrb of her companion. ap>
Pesred IN palmer dress. Sne aud her
aun. had been quietly seated 10 The pew
assigned them. about tilleen minutes,
when her mother and Melissa. scconpa-
MED BY the Evenings, swept up The broad
aisle. She had predelermin, d not TO like
them, not excepting even Willard. though
has go0d quslItlss. IN particular manner,
had been The almost constant theme OF
Mhlssa's sInveIssilon ahenever they
had been alone; being influenced, no
doubt. By The humiliation and gfiei which
they had iDnocenlly caused herto suffer.
The benevolent and d,gnif,d cuunten
aace Of Nc. EVering. however. aud The
slill liner one Of Tho son, al once gave
aIng TO lhose prejudiees shich she had
been nursing with oil diligence. She dId
mol obtain sight Of Mrs. Erering's face.
but tie daughters she thought one Of the
sweetest she had ever seen. When The
services we're over. Mrs. Evering, Just
As she was leaving church, happened 70
nolice Mrs. Sinrl.Ir. Sac pointed her
out TO her husband. aud fastening for
ward. they greeted her with a warmth
equal 10 the surprise they teli at meeting
her. ..--z-.
.0nly ses.' said Ms. Harden to Melis
50, with scornfpl toss ofthe h, al, how
.oc,sbls Mr.. Eyering and his wife are
with Floreuce's aun'. II they had seen
hof IN their own town, they would not
have tho'l Of speaking 70 her, unless they
had wished her 10 do some sewing FOR
them. out because they have happened 10
meet with her hundred miles IRON home,
a person would think she was The go,er-
nors lady, by their appearance
Il must ceItaInly Introduce you to Mrs.
Harden aud her d,dghter,' .aid Mrs. Ev-
eripg - Mrs. Sinclair. They were very
polite 10 Invling US TO take seals in their
pew. We did not expect 10 receive such
attention from suansers.'
Excuse me now. if you please said
Mrs. S,nclsir, who did not feel quite rea-
dy f,r the d, nout ment shi,h The pros
posed introduction would occasion. u
will give you my reasons some other time,
and instead, take the present opportunity
t, introduce to you ny young lIlend,
Miss FL rence Harden
Florence went through the Introduction
like one in dream, Tor she was compile
tely bew il,leteL by hearing her aunt, as
she supp lsed hes 10 be, addressed as MRS.
| Sine ar.
When on their return home. Mrs.
Sinclair made no sllusian 10 tie manner
in which Mr.. and Mrs. Esering hal adj
dressed her, she began to Imagine thai
they aigh. inadvertently have m seal cd
her nane, and soon dismissed The subject
from her thoughts.
Monday morning found Mrs. Harden
and Melissa close,ed toy Their. eadearor'
Ing TO decide whet Q itsolld te best q
IN lie the Evenings 10 tea. together with
Two or three families Of the first class, o'
I, mu. ter all their forces, and make tre'
mendrus effort for all entertainment on q
j grand scale and invite all the elite OF the
town aud is environs. Finally. so vacil
latng were their minds respecting it. lha
: they summoned Phebe. Very s'aid aud
worthy person. tha, they might receive
the benefit Of hen opinion.
VIVA, is done-in hurry. is seldom
done WE'LL said she, in winding up he'
remarks. and this savage maxim. introduc
ed in so timely manner. turned the SCALE
in favor Of a small, sslcct party. Blu
what was 10 be done with 'Aun. Mans
aeid,' wa. question more difficult to set
lie than the one relative to the seats in th'
church. She might. it is true, Il she on
/ " though, so. remain quietly in her owl
chamber, or stay in the kitchen With Phe
be AMI NIFTY and Patrick. and rende
them some assistance. as there wouii o.
plenty 10 DO, but they did not like to pro
pose to her either Of thuse methods 9
spending The evening. AZ to the sorola
manner in which Mr. and Mrs. Esetin!