The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-05-30
CHARLOTTE. N. C. MAY 30. 1916

the brinh, moonlight for that. slverlng il
of over so. That white house, shut oul
from our sight by the most beautiful trees,
belong TO our clergyman, MIR. Belmont, as
good q man as ever lived. That farm
house up yOnder on the rising grcund-yoU
sec lha, plainly enough, for trees are on
e0ch side, that belongs ioi Mr.. Fielding,
aud an sxcelca, farmer he IL. Over there,
next 10 lhG town house, 10 that brick build
ing, lives Mr.. .BelterIon, be is lawyer,
sud &c IlHes 60 an hunesi man-nexl TO
tin is Mr.. Cray, the spo!hecsry, as you
nay see by the coiored lights 10 the shop
windors-aad-b IT you remain here
over TO morrow you will see everything 10
better advantage, for though moonlight, sets
landscape oft mic dreamy, eosoy, smooth
sofI Of way, ye, sunlight brings II out
boidsr and more lile.hke."
eve shall remain here a few days al
any rate" said Delsmere, very much pleas
ed With the mud tones and simple manner
! OF the landlord. :" read your advertise
ment for schoolns sser, and wishing TO get
IN tho country, determined 10 offer my.
I sell tor the situation.
"Ah, it is pity you did not come feS
days sooner, for small as the salary -,
there are several applicants already. Ol'
| clergyman, Mr.. Beuerton, the lawyer, and
three others are at this monen, looking
over The certificates Of man Who arrived
yesterday"
| Certificates !" thought Delamere, /
never dreamed Of that, neither did Aunt
| Loily, am CERTAIN" Ho turned 10 go IN
the house, and lin. the landlord, be should
SEQ the gentlemen 10 the morning, found
! his way 10 The room where Aunt Lefty was
Sizing.
And so you think that a certificate is
necessary, my dear child" said She
Well, do 10, trouble yourself about tLat,
certificate Of good character IS necessary,
ard that | was careful 10 bring See here
sa strong letter from DR.. Halllnger, our
dear good munster, here am mentioned
and there you are, 50 hG! is very sailsiac
tory voucher, and do you think was sc
careless ss TO lose the letter which Dr.
Manning, the presldenl Of the college wrote
10 your uncle when you left h.n. Here
they are in this old pocket book, aud worth
mint Of money"
Tears sprung 10 Dolsmere's ayes wher
he heard this, and he threw Ibis arms rounG
tho good Auu! Letiy's neck, and kissed bel
With great tenderness.
Now, foolish boy" said she, after sh'
had dried her eyes, NOW be quite easy
rny saw tag way quite clsar from 10
very beginning, and 10 tell the truth, Ion
before the beginning. knew thu! as 500
a, you we're of ags, snd your uncls had n
longer 3 GUARDIANS power over you, tina
you would leave hin. therefore prePaf
ed your linen, handkerchief, stockings, an
, other liitle notions IN casa We kept house 10
Inether. You have never yet thought 10
yourself, much less acted for yourself, bu
|, the time is nos coming when YOU will d
both. prophecy that in lwelyemoni
from this nigh, you will &c, the head OF m
, 10 foreihorght far enough. Now let Us &
10 bed, aad dream Of that pleasant aru
house and that pretty wife that have
! often spoken about"
III must believe that Wy mother love
me ,endetly," thought DeIsmare, as the
parted for The nigh, " but cannot lmagln
The love of any mother could exceed Tia
, EoClhis eycelcn. devoted woman-God bIes
her over and over again, may | prove VOL
Inv Of such arrested affection"
10 be Continued.