The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-02-14


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From the London Court Journal
THE QUEEN AND TIE QuAKERESs.
10 the autumn Of 1878. her late Mi .s,y
Queen Charlotte, visited Bath accompanied
by the Princess En- beth. The waters
soon effected such a respite from pam in
the royal patient, that she proposed an ex.
cufsion TO park Of some celebrity in the
same neighbothood. then the estate Of a
rich widow, bel n.iug TO The sorieiy Of
Friends Motto, was given OF the Queens
intention, and a message returned that she
should be welcome. Oar lllusltous travel.
Ter had, perhaps, never be.ufc held any per.
sona intercourse with member Of the per.
s0asIon whose votarics never willingly paid
taxes to the man George, called King By
VAN ones The lady and gentleman who
were 10 attend tho angus, visitors, had but
feeble IDEAS Of The reception TO be expected
IL WIS supposed that the Quaker would at
least, say Thy mi sly, Thy highness, or mad.
an. The royal carriage arrived at the
lodge OF The park no preparations Appeared
TO he made, no hostess or domestic stood
ready 10 greet The guest. The por'er's bell
vas rung; be stepped forth deliberately,
with his broad bfin'd beaver on; and un.
hend,n-ly accosicd the lord IN waiting th
whats thy Will friend r.
Thls was almost uusnsNerabe.
"Sutcly," said the noblemnn "your la.
dy Is aware that her Maj s,y-Go 10 your
mistress aud say lh, Qpeeu - here"
No truly" answered the man, "netd
eth not, have 40 mistress nor lady bot
friend R,chci Mills csprcle,h thine walk
in :"
The Qpccn aud Princess were handed
out and walked Up the avenue. A, tie
door Of the hnu.e stood the p'ainly au,red
Rachel who, without even courtesy bui
with a cheerful nod, SAID "llpw's the edo
friend | an glad TO see thee and thy
daughter. wish thee we'll Rest and
refresh thee and thy people before | show
thee ry grounds"
What could be said TO such n person
Some coudrsccusions were attempted, IN.
plying that her MAJESTY came, 20, only 70
view the park, but testify her esteem FOR tho
society 20 which ms,to-s Mills belonged.
Cold md unaWed, The answered. les,
thou art rieh, there. Tire Fdeud4 are
~rll thought Of by most fllks but they
heed 10. tie praise Of the World 'or the
res, many strangers CRAFTY their curiosity
By gong over this place; and II - my Gus
tom 10 conduct them myself; therefore,
shall do The ike by thee, frtcnd Charlotte!
Moreover, think well OF thee a. most du
tfui w.e md mother. Thou hast Ind this
TRIALS end - had thy good pariner. wish
thy rtand.ch,ld we'll through hers (Sae
alluded 10 the princess Chatlprr.)
1t was 50 cyll NJ iliit the Friend mean,
kindly, ihttno ~ ucr could be taken. She
escorted hcr guests through her estate
fbc puuces, T. Z ihc'h uoaccd, IN her hen.
house, breed ul poudfy hitherto unknown
10 her and expressed wish 10 possess some
Of these rare lo~l-, Imagining that Mrs.
Mills would regard her wtsh as law; bat
iLoQ atetcs. Qajc,'y remarked, uiih char
aetcristic evasion. fhcy ARE rare, as thou
sayrst; but /. aay are Co b. pncbssed IN
this land or 0ay other countries, know
few women hl,cller Than tbs self to procure
them with ease
Her royal hishnrss more plainly sy
pressed her dcsrfo to purchase some Of those
she now bchcld.
j." | do not buy and sell" answered IA.
chol Mills.
Pe,haps YOU vii give me a pair p ger
severed the princess with Il eonclI1alug
smile.
" Nay, verify" replied Rachel, 81 have
refused many friends and that which |
bavo denied my oan kIus"omon Margare,
Ash, il becomes one not TO grant 10 :;5.-
We have long had It to say that these birds
belonged ouly To our house and can make
no exception IN favor Of thIne."
This is a fact. Some friends, indeed, are
less sufily starched, bu, old Quaker FAINT
les still exist who pique themselves on iheIr
independen, indifference to tauk, and very
properly respect their fellow mortals only
IN proportion 10 !hc good they have dono
in their generation.