The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-22

had sirongly deveioped; stuil, muscular franz.
o. stately propcFfMDs, AID fnu, ,I,s,ir. ram,
read winch she had acquired 10 .a,Jy dsv,
"a when ~"y'
a, D,wn the rocks The Isaped along,
l. ke rivule 8 10 May.
Her youth was unfortunate: her mo,be, a
&c d'en during her infancy; and isr pr, flga,e ana
10 se'nsn fa'her had abandoned her before She
nSu reach d The age u fif cen
MANY were ahxio0s 10 tske Rose into their
y service; i"r the was neat anu a,r.fy a. brow
II .ne' aod had the obsfquous MINER fner coun.
"y"e"' unHed with sher pr. u'rbiai knowledge
y =. ''c Dos' 0'recl road 10 Avvr AID fortune.
4 1sr greatest misfortune was her beauty. Uh.n
aner ne most Uurenilt,ng Efforts 10 please.
s""' Nose was accused ., thousand fau,4 aud
. .s', oy prudent wives aud u.o,hsrs, lest
d,s..... .. occoaae too dear aservant. scotch
u'scls nation soon discovered the source IL
ne d'f1tu'iy, and SEQ eli aink.t,p0 reso,vrd n
, make he test Of y. To lnvew u her own rank.
~ was alternately winning sbd d,sda,nfu-
oe'eln'ncd that none shouu bleak her CHAINS.
ye' oeal'ng on her &C RI 10 each, as ihe,r char.
a0'c1s w'nd Dear VIII her superlors she
P'ayed deep and ilIsldious game. Trus,inU
sonef nWn stre'g and prid- sue resis, cd III i
While she alin0st invar iabiy made ,hern INA
v'c''ins q her own. Ia all This, n se was ~
uals oy someihiI g more than mere grl,sh
ioVe q triumph. She was ambitious. ana IA
'o.me0 n'gh hnpes Of opuent marriage Manv
Iau'eO ana Ox'nian many tes,Y bach, Ia !
~ gfos'y w'd'wer lad go' en,anged II hi
wv, ano oeen exficated only BY ,us early III. /
1.'s,e1ce q proud 0r prudent relations. Al
nnstn 1ot outstanding her modest manners
~. ppa'ent ar'Iessness, The Infrlgues II RISE
Mac y. ns ocean. as prDverb al 40 her bsau,,.
sne Could Obtain no service i, n, fam,iv ~. :.
1899 we yv'ufh to % YlsCinalrd. 81 weahv
old age cynj led ""s4'y fs
Hearing that an East Indiaman was abou, u 6
sen, with many ladies' on beard, RISE resolved I
- .reK employment among Them, aud .ucceeded
= ue'ng appointed dressing maid 10 an elderly q
49, VINO wac gping Oui 70 Calcutta 10 I. side d
vi ~ Invalid India, match making Ind,s! p
"pehed slofious prospecssIo Scotch ambt,on. %
npse 'ooR nnrxampled pains 10 please her new pr
favnrite 1o1'uSu ~
~ w6nderihc gypscy began 10 feel proud If IN
her p,Nei; she lever tried 70 please u,,h,, ov
oec'dtdly 1T cilng her purpose, Bot when su
was 'f0fdinate aihbitIon known 10 b. saE. e:
gnafd ci'litr i0iaent o. beauty? III Two DAYS pu
nose was q leave England, aid her ns,res. 50
having granted her PERMISSION 10 attend ,he 90
aees, shc, as the last act 81 kindness 10 one al
'er lovers, consented q accompany him. Kose
vas fond OF ornaments, and !, CHANGED Ina, IN. WI
rafl was particularly sci 90 pearl Din which pa
mistress said she seldom wore, On account Gr
4 ~ aiFtqle fashion. Rose hid more than De-
'hce s'Rnlned low pretty she thought il; and Wh
snndpre0 = she was rich encughto buy pearls, 'or
vhe'har they Won became her full aud snowy cei
fcK' cne cared not ask hrit outr,gh,; and sils
70 "a never y her lifc hn,gh Of taxing any ~
'"nR u'snnies'iy. But vanity, vanlfy--lhat
~ n 81 IN
= sens q thousands, and tat ion among lie II 4
Arrest n Gods works. prevailed over the batter dis
'elings q Rose Mac Orne. She took he en- is I
icd pin wore i g the races, heard James Mac fr,
iyre praise =, told him her new mistress had hol
ven I" hers and then dreading be discovery The
. me Iact. began 20 devise schemes f0r exchan Nj
ing the bsube. The path Of SIN Is steeh and the
vtry s'ep presses on with accumulated power. ded
Lase bad already commute ed II cond crime % Bri
onceaI me FRS and now Tie hope Of security Per
rged her % commit ohers. She sold he breast ~
- ana bought ring with the money, 10 hopes IN \
y pearl would never be inquired for this side SIN
India. But IN this she Was mistaken; ,ha, taat
Try DAY The 'ady missed bet i.weI; and Rose Per
fn' even deeper ~ faisehood han was nrCes- AK
~ 70 apep UP APPEARANCES. STA
vii NOT follow her hfnueh every sep 81 his WI
'ameful struggle. il suf1.ient 10 say that tn
mug 1of g'ons " naich-mski india, was III incs
few weeks hurried on board vessel IL which
x'ytwo Other cnnvicls were destined for Bot NV
" Bay Th's is painful reverse for one 10 Il, I,
'ohg 90 beani ful, 60 inordinaey anhi lou. f,.,,
he looked back np,n England wilh mingled I'VE
el'ngs Of griet and burning iq1lanaton, con rna}
mp Of herse and ha,red ~ the laws bvlipiu
hich che tuf ed. And for what had she en sou,
'red tbs coh6ci which first and las, had gwen nov
y mofe nnhappiness han had been crowded )upo
The Whole ii her prpvious exs,encte WhylihaI
TIN but the foolish vanity 81 wearing cast me
pear ss,A Ithes
But Rose Mac Orne had 1mind eIastic and ~
gornuss i room reb0unded ff0m depression. A. y
e looked around smo0g her ppsniUns, mosl hoo!
whom were sail md fobls; saine Of whom - y
re handsome women. She cunnied them ssnc
counted she men There were sixty con IRON
~ and fifteen men. III bfs they were half os !
Foss the Atlantic Rose hsd laid plan darsas beef
augh tx The hejnsltt JOan of Arc, iashe t0l * a
y o. lef jQepissiion. She ccmmun Gated shs q
% Y the women which aheys snlespdg into PEI.