The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-07-31

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mc,lsf. he dseasd hsrbssglSs,l iss.I..
and arranged thsir .iuiss and eernpalions
Cor ne d.y. She thea took ne two 90 th,es
miles % foot - si.ii silk gLbor, and.
uhils ptrfnfming his aei eli indnssr. IeIs
ore % si.it snms af ihs rn.ises. upon The
este. whose inma'es fauDd loud in The
prsssss Of her kIndnsss and bsntfsrtions.
Oaf nsxtexcursi6n wss q see some cfths
hass'. and largest. and most aefd trees in
iherak, the SIZE nf vi hirh ~ss truly maqni-
hreh'; and I.ympsiiized in ihe ,enrr.iion
winch she expressed Iur lhsm. which Was
like thas wHh uhish sne rse.lls the Illus
if'ons N. mrry e remote prngrnilor.
Dor next visit y .. 70 Tie greenhouses and
ihe g.rden.; and she explained 10 me lie
nnsir adopted there II manseing The most
drllelle plants, aud ef rUllvs,ine. 10 H.
m0sI eronomiesl and successful manner.
ihe fruits nf warmer region. From The
Garden We proceeted - The cultivated
hrld.; and sic informed me .f ihe syaem
Of ofkasbsnefy pur,ued on The as ais. The re-.
iaurn Of crops. lie msnsgsmeft snd sp.
plefion OF nanDus. he amount Of seed
sswn. The ordinsry yitlJ, ard The aprTo.
pila'i ncfthe p.odure. wiIhs peispicuous
detail Of the an.o1ns Of ihe expenses ard
results. She thsn undeao, 20 sioa ne
The yards, End nilie,s. and byres. lie + Cd
STALE. the plsn- fu .asing. and inefeas-
Jog and managing The Insnsrr, lie cstie
for le.dlng. for breeding, fnr rsislpg the
milk stock. tie pigeery. ile poultry yard
The stables. the hafness-ruoms. the impls.
men,-tooms, The dairy. She explained
10 me The procs IS Of making The different
kinds OF chsese. aud The general mansge.
mert of the mi X. aud The mode Of FEEDING
The stock; >nd then. con.!uciing me iriu
tie bishii's house, size exhibited 10 me lie
Farm journal. aud tie whole sysismsiic il
mnde uf keeping the accounts and dm.kinp
lihe niutns, with which ,he seein,d ..
familiar as Il Ihty were tie accounts nl
her own wsrd,ote. This dill not fnist
eur gtand i,ui; fsr. on my reiuin, she adj
mlttd me into her boCdoir, and showst
mo the secrets Of her nun sd,nirstl,
housewif,fy. 10 the exact accounts Which
she kept Of every thing connected with
the DAIRY and the market. the table, tho
drswing-Ioom, and tie servsnt,' hall. A
this was done with franknets whIci
a ---4s IL -as-. .---~.s..-
oi any extraordinary merit in her own de
!. porimeni. and which evidently sprans
solely IRON kind de.ife q erajify q Gu,
riosi,y en- my part. which, ] hope, under
such circumstances. was not unreasonable
A short hour after this brought US int
another relation; for The dinner bel
summoned us, and this same lady wa
found residing over brliiin' circle o.
The highest, rank and fashion, " itl an ease
elegance. wit, and Int u gence, end gont
humor, with kind attention to every
ones wants, and an unaffected concern
lor every ones comfort, which woult
| lead one TO suppose tha, was her only ant
, peculiar sphere. Now, | viii no, ssy
2 how many mud-puddles We had wade'
ihrough, and hos many dung.heaps v,
had crossed. and what places weexplared
i and how every farming topic was Discus
se,,; but | will say, that she pursued lie
/ object without any tf that RIGHTEOUSNESS
and affected ielicaey which pass wnl
some persons for refinement, but ~h'cl
1 in many cases ineicae. weak # no
/ corrupt mind. The mind which is oe
> cupied with concerns and subjects tha
4 are worthy 10 occupy it, thinks very littl
of scces series which are ni no importance
. | will say. 10 credit oi English women,-
+ r speak Of course of The upper classes
that it seems impossible that there shonl'
&. lexis, more GeIIca,e sense Of propriei,
q than is found universally among them
4 land ye, you will perceive at once tha
) Their good sense teaches them that tru
;. ldelicacy is much more an element Of th
d mind. in The person aho speaks or oh
lserpes, than an attribute Of the suhjec
e which is spoken atout or observed. .
4 friend told me that CannVs assured then
}, that in modelling the wonderful statue Q
1.-The Three Graces, from real life, he neve
was Al any time conscious of an improre
b. lemotion or ,hough,. and If any man ca
!. Hook at This splendid product'cn. this al
2 feeling embodiment Of genius slmo:
h lcrea,ive and divine, with any other enc
: lion than ,ha; Of the most profound an
f.. respectful admiratlor, lie may well rembl
!. for The utter cotrupnnn within hlm, OF lbs
n moral nature which God designed sEoul
Il leleva,e him stove the brute creation.
a LIFE IN THE CouNTRy.-Now, | &
v not say tha, The lady to whom referre
o was herself manager Of the farm; tha
ID rested entirely with her husband; but
have intended simply 10 show how CRATE
i fm and gratifying to hrm NUT have bee
e the lively interest aud symPathy whlr
Is she took in concerns which necesssril
-e so much engaged lis time and attention
y and how the county could be d 'esttd
Q sthatduliness aud einui, so often complain
d ed OF IS insepatable from l.. when cor
lie dial and practical inleres. is taken in III
10 concerns which necessarily b,long to rr
of raj hfet II meant also 10 shows ihl