The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-22

ss On nurh sdaiad 10 Psknon's Masa-
zinsi Ard ho~ &c wsnfesed xho lhs
fair ssihor y ho afnfd hsrssll Eilrn. nigkt
bel Well. 10 10 my very hide etusIn
hsIr. Does net his settle me pdAn' as 20
ineIleesi--And Ihsn ypu knoa Ihsi uest
of our great men wsIe Lrners OF lssnrr's
sOns, bsovehi up . work unlll hey se,e
cent 10 eellsgr. Aprap0.. Do yeu re-
nsabe The snihnsissiiep praise ilh vhsh
The reverend professor DE-. D-toke
Of yoGns Mr. Grey. student IN The se-
ninsry. Well. ihsi Mr.. Grey IA. your
brnllsr's son. sopdsr you did no, in
quIre bin out. and invite him 10 cur
house. He cane home JUST in The msr-
% time IL harvest. he 10 handsone.
eeLisel. and highly edueslsd; how did any
genilemsn Of my former acquaintance, and
particularly that mineirg. delicate BIZ.
l.sssons, Of whom ] onre lanried myrell
drrsdfuIIy ensmored. and 10 whom vas
owing in psri nv terrible Ilasss. In rart
! say. Tor idleness Of mind and body had
Q good share in producing il. ] could
hare kneli down 10 him the FIRST evening
Of our srqusinisnee. snd ~ben The neat
aorning he put on linen froek and suaw
hsi. and took down his sickle. l thought
him, IL possible. mare captlssiirg than be.
lore. What next Why lie says be will
be farmer. an independent, happy lar
mer. and dear pareris. with your consent.
your dsughier Louisa, will be mistress OF
his farm, his house end hesri. Do not
GET angry, dear mother. outcome sou and
father and see hos happy We all are here.
and how COED. know you viii approve
my choice and bless your sfrscnonste
daughter. LOUISA NJ. HESsHaw.
Hal hat laughed Mr.. Henshsw, 81
sgree with you, vile; there 10 amusement
in that ieiitr. l sI~sys told you -ou
~ould get your reward Tor cuuing your
- brother so numerically. Your
Rooo 3saah.eI. m bo was 20 mar
ny titled loreI9 81 l.ieas,. will now o.
come The younger Mrs. Grey. farmers
wife,"
"She shslI moi! indeed she shall notl"
cried Mrs. Henshsw. alt would kill
ne outright" and she wept bitterly.
"Bu,." persisted Mr.. Henshsw, "Lou.
lisa will do As she plrssrs. She 10 her own
mistress and our only child. And doub,
not. will be . much happier. useful add
respectable woman with your nephew
Grey, than as the vile Of ,hs frs, lord in
England. We will 20 and see them mar.
fied." ~@ @.
1--WE will 60 and take our poor delud.
ed child tone." sobbed The lady.
4" Blu, you know" SAID the eazine
gentleman. "the doctor ordered her 20
say in the country slx morths. You
surely would no, DEFY the doctor! LOUISA
would certainly die il we should take her
sway before the six months have sxpir,
ed"
MIR. and Mrs. Henshsw left town The
mex, day. and alter plssssn, journey came
10 sight oil the venerable mansion With its
shelierinR elms. noble orchards and ex-
tensive fields. in which the lady was born,
aud where she spor.rd away her child
hood; bu, which she had not seen before
since she was in her fourteenth year. Now,
as che Looked upon il, many q tender
memory arose from every pleasant spot.
and she wept for very tenderness and
fond regret. Passing the orchard. the
saw group Of lovely girls chatting and
laughing az they gathered the large. fair
apples into baskets, which a notle look
ing young man carried and emplied iu,o
. wagon for use.
"There Is our daughter end son-in>
law" SAID Mr.. Henshaw with assumed
gravity.
Gnd bless them! cried MIS-. Hen.
shaw with energy. 81 have been TOOL,
and now feel that sixty years Of artificial
life 10 a city we're well exchanged Nth
all Its pride and circumstance. for The
true happiness which that dear pml has
enjoyed during her SIX months 10 the
county"