Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-02-01


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WHY not q said !, ANY is se col teupcy.
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| Your only objection b ANY B. thai her father
keeps d retail store instead Of betng M i'm.
porter or commission merchant
tAnd a very eoad teas5n., responded one Of
my atIBts, who had aunt Mary,a pretndirpa
without her eoo1 sense, sWbo wants I ask.
10 visit a shop Eeepsr's f3milv. and have 10 60
through The store down stairs to get 10 tho
pafIaf On The goeond Aoorls
rfbat isn't The easo 1T IN. Boglbr,s-be-
sides n I'LL Was, don't Md how /, would make
him 81 hiB faulty either better Or worse.
But iHtefp6sed auHt Mary, anxious to
place the discussion 81 What SIC thought its
strongest grounds sgaef ean,t gef aye$ Mis-
B5wiby's family. T1Iay me- nabodss, Now
We have Been among ths gentry ever since
our reat.fr6atlgfaad#fbs caf1e from Epg.
land. Tom ought % Keen m Tie imporfanso
Of the faniy 81 marryiag into ono equally 40
old
'Yon know We talked Of Ills maflory I re-
apoudod, some DAYS ago, and ~stopped AT last.
because We found We could 0svcr agree about
IL. Tota says4-ahd | think hg 10 r}pbt-that
If d girls family is respectable and she her
cell worthy, il matters little whether her an.
cestots we're kings or peasants, though he
says if history is 10 be believed the former
were the worst mon, and Il any preference is
"a he yfVan IL aEa1If tnT ~ tba dcsnG1Iarf.
Of the Istfot. Nov The truth IS. continued
naliclonely. chat our family. If tho traditions
IN & sfelrge. was originally f6at N a rsspec.
table farmer ri E0ejand. Who sold aia brop-
erfy there and bob6bt with the proceeda
faree tract of forest land ON This side Of the
wator.'
sWe1t. but We. have benn amone The gentrv
ever since, answered aunt MARY warmly. nh
Itkin0fb tarnI gaye a the eonvergatign
lsf5jI IN WA fnot a1vavs - nv dear aunt
Treolfed ,and ii ta 1aok around 1ga. ~ sbait
fod. thc most of DO families III our ar0pafnt-
apce have once rieen out If rofhlpr. vile
fIe others fave fallen oradu4fiy nom wealth.
ratl. aud consideration. into Gbscpyfy, IN,
deed Fl this country ii is difficult 10 find !
family Which haa retained ifa et.aAira .fncc