The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-27

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However. eles IN I.yoas. sad enrs 10
Ionsaa. - sg,erabls gih made ~ hesnI
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sever ssasEsd Lis inrliaaiiaas q gFos
iaso ps.si0s: Cor thst he uould nlwlys
ss,l aelr lels IN me sietrr. lie lunsrd
iof his hamr. his HsnTe lard. share he
eosld pass his lie near bis sseond isshsr
ether a. cabinel maktr o. a. . hsyef.
Ahef having wandered about iar ssse.
raj years he siaod sgain bsloIe ihe house
oflsIhsr Mabls. For Ihsss years he had
not recsisrd line from Mr. Maft.e.
Nevertheless he lad wEiliea 10 his bsne-
larior every three moaths. The qasslioa
nos Vas. uhslhsr The honest man ass
sill alive!
conr.d becsme pale a. death when be
y IS ssl1ied by ssr.ngess, sho inlormed
hin lhit Mr. Mable bad sid The house.
and LETT The cry Tor more Than tao years.
lie walked dejsclsdly hon one street 70
the a,hei. :. d ghi nns nv f-lheT have had
the kindness 1, gi,e me - lest some NJ
Iimslian oI lhis ehangsi Nov be isgone,
and | even know not ~hilhel!
lie acct uiIh his knapssck on his bark
% q house 81 entertainment. whers he
remained during The night. On The rext
dsy, aiiirrd in h,s best. he visited the bank
er S,Rnh. formerly Mr.. Marbles most m
limaie r. end. 10 see ifhs could there gslh.
er some innll'genee with regard 70 hIs
bentfscinr.
The old banker recognised bin inHe-
dlal'ly, aud received hln with heartfelt
joy.
Sod be praised. doctor" he xslaim-
cd, "lhst see you once more. Our old
friend 10. - you are aware, gone 20 The
Eas, Indies. lie has lrfi with me iva
bundled louis.d'ors which he desired me
10 give IL you whenever you Eel, inclined
10 establish yourself. somewhere 10 sour
yoca,inn."
"Is ne soae 10 The East Indiesl" sx-
claimed Conrad, and the tears rolled o'sr
his cheeks.
DO you rot know. then, thai he had
gresi deal Of trouble IN ,hls Town! The
sovereign intended 10 knlgh. him; bot 70
accordance With bis disposition. he sent
The patent of mobility hack 10 his high
ness; beng Of The opinion iha, every man
had an inherent nobility, but that BY .
stranger hand. nobody could be made
noble. Tnis gave the first rise 10 mis-
inefpItt ,ions and annoy and q,
ls.l 10 / nd Of psrsecuiion. They esll j
The good Mr.. Marble jacobin, and sus-
pecled him ofcarrying on correspondence
with rebels, and Of his having an inlsn-
ton 10 |, rm . party smong the people.
One Thing was add, d 10 another. unul they
troubled AID annoyed the old man beyond
endurance. Now. you know very well
what his disposition was, altogether TOO
go d md TOO credulau'! lie lostcopside-
1870 1870 - a-&rsss~y '
cne dsy and informed ne Of his HAVING
still considerable capital in'Ihe East In.
tiSa VIII ch be would draw by gong there
himself. Tie objections | raised were
of no avail. lie scld aud gave away
what he had, gave The sum he left 10 my
care and hook his departure. Il is nearly
thee wears SINCE"
Conrad stood as il benumed. Had he
only known where 10 The Eat Irdies To
hnd him, he would Immediately la, lvI.
lowed him there.
NJ. Smith would no, listen to any OBJ
jechnns; Conrad was compelled 10 make
his house bis home. untl he had rome 10
a conclusion as TO what course in life lie
wnuld pursue. Conrad hid firmly made
M his mind 10 establish h,ins. Is IS rabbi
net maker. Mr.. Sni h di-suaded him
from that purpose, ard advised hin 10
open law.rfli g. a. taen he could be Of
greater ben ft t. the worlI.
To lie continued.