The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-04

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%. f9.nk Manly. DOT tItcIiy 10 lie Ca
ipacIly al e.Ir'asn. ss the Jonng l,Jy
lad eKpt..ssd &. hui sUrennttut'ng tie
aiing III agu.hhls Il mrial, oeessIon-
ais Isylug - hand himself, and dhsel-
ing Tie opstsuons Of tn aOrkmen. 4
short sm.ck 81 blue cussk ass dtssp
oEes LIs p, ison and e,n6asd fosGd tie
ws'sa With = henpsn ear, Otherwise he
Tvs d.ssssd IN los u,aa. st!le. Me-.
X lck w.ll regsr.ied bin flI G,oGsm SIlh
snilr Of sl,p: obsllnn; lien lurl.i. z tosse
1, Ole VI the young la.ires. be- sad. "And
ATTY DAD 500 cay imp settle !"
! "BeeAIps / sUGid nut LSse belissed
Ihat Frank roUld e. degrsde h,mseif."
81 Can see nalai G dsg'sding. Mi's
Item. le,Dn." SAID Mr. Rockwell, grave
H. n,,liing ceetsdi & In .hs simple
tact rf sesrlrg a-s,r.-Inaa's hoek. snd
iiUllos .ng 80 honsst es'iNs."
40. shsi Goes IL Ill meant dear Mr..
Rock well. said Misr T,mpleson.
I'D @eans." .s,d NJ. Rockwell, I" that
,FraLk Mably tina too proud a spirt to
Consent TO be trrne ~ &C ely. lie
found .hsl he could mol svPPer. himself
BY his ptole.slun, aud he determined,
like nubie fellow, g. he Is, with his
,oan two haads 10 tsrR livelihood, fath.
Ter thau esl The bread OF dependence"
Mr.. Rsckwel ,hsn reisied The consef-
satlon lie he'd ~i,h Nj. Msniy, and Tie
ADVICE he had g'sen. ID >...-z.. ...-
II As he concluded, Flaak turned, and
observing hs friends, bowed III rec1g-
milton. Squire Rock ~ril and ms dangh.
fssEE awe IelSfuro rats ssIaSs'rsa 800 .
cotd,sl emile. bu, The ihier yunng ladies'
d, s.g'ed not 10. nosise hin, snd turned
ava, with a conten. FOCUS laugh. Nj.
Rock bell n rieeJ lie sc,lnn anu said:
4 NJ, dear yosng ladie., | am smTy 70
ise you Display The spirit Which YOU
h..e. You, hsse Inb bed sltss' iher ,
l.l.s nO'ioa oil g-st,Il,y. ] wnl 10. az
que wub you, DO, tell ycu that the tlut
! will come when The wosi impsr,ous beau
! " IN The rity may be proud 10 ~in I
.mle rom Frsnk Manly"
NJ. Rockwell ss,t n more, tut suug
after rstiied, lrsVlug the young isdiss Il
discuss The luhjecl By themselves.
Frank Manly wss young man o.
sond sblhiies, fiue address, aud hsnd
some peI,un. Hts Iaher. an exlens'v,
~boIessle dealer, Gied sheu Frsnk ws'
aboa, fifteen !, ears Of age. les,ing his al
FAIRS ~ a very esbati asssd s'sie, snd #
} ter many ted,ous delays III the settlement
:. OF the est4te,. The WIDOW finally iount
| herself with only snsli saauity, bsrely
. sufficient. with rigtd ecopomy, 10 suppot
, herself and sen. For herself, she de
1 no, repIne. but for that sous sake. ant
ON his account alone. she was g'ieted
The darling wish OF her heart, was 10 ses
h,m rank high in the ~ol Ids esteem, snt
Ia take hts pace among those gii'ed mlnt:
, Uhich have adorned our cuGniry's an
nsl.-for with mntntr's fond psstslny
sne imagined him possessed Of all the
. highest qualification. oil human nature
/ lShe sacuhced her comior.s-snd even
tnecessarirs--Go cblsln the means to GIVE
HIN an education. Aud Flank ~as no
oumiOdtul Of his mo hers ssc,i6cts; Ia
spplIed himself diiseutly, and mssreIe,
hls stadies wl,h surprising ease. Al The
age Of 10 euty. he graduated, aud commen
c-d The study Of las, Nth az tmlneat b1i,
q ster, with whom he Co.u nued tsoyesr.
when he passed his examination 18th
credit and was admitted 10 practice
Frank looked for sard. now, 10 a careei
OF honor and usefulness. AID his ssngnine
Temperament pictured 10 the DIM failure
! only scenes oil triumph. But II wss'uo
long before he beg all TO fnd the reshty US.
nh go chsra,ng de be-. had fsue,ed. Hi
s,teudance at his office was uutemitt ne,
bul alas! there c. re no ciIeuts. nj N c r.
ed no. 10 Tustthe young practitioner wber
there were Older aud more experienced
Advocates to be had. need uot 60 on
t 10 describe the uavsry ing monotuny o.
:. the WE'VE months that Ia law ed his ad.
mission To the bar. Ii is bula repetition
of the experience OF thousands OF young
!meo II gu. eounuy, wro have fooi'shiy
c.st themselves away upon profession
aud orsg On miserable existencs, BE-
tween hopes and ffats: "eatinp the wea
+ rs days al"te with mu,murngs and re-
, hi ,i.gs. Bui Fla K wa different in oas