The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-23

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ell nv lrinhds---.' great zrnng. in ahsl
was intended only a. lnn. II causes us
much snuaw."
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- Ii - our duty 10 d,s.s0w i; we are
g"ins ~ public 10 declare ourselves gull
ly."
" entire, yau 10 leave things in.t 40
they are: fsw days more { credit will
prevent The necessity Of Iisplse,ng ny
fHnds."
George and A'beIl rrgardtd me a, CON.
Plstely deranged.
Conn" ssld |. "lsi ns Lose no time;
the rair,sge 10 ready; q III tell ION al as
We go along. ! have spoken TO . book.
seller. Albert. Who vii print your manu-.
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Truth, however. always comes OUT.
Some who were in the watch, were sur.
Prised that nothing arrived from Marli-
Giqnei we'll advised people shook their
heads when speaking ri me, The eai.
Iiee 50 quickly raised .umbled down with
equal rapidily.
.The best af il IS said sume. " he
has ended by falling inlo the snare which
he laid for others. For my part, never
believed in ii.'' ~
! comprehended that the storm hal
broken out, on finding one day dozen
notes on my table. Thry were all near.
y in the style Of the FIRST opened.
M. Grignon presents lis respectful
compliments TO NJ. MeraD, aud having an
urgent need Of money, begs that he will
be so good as to pay, in the course of the I
day. the lille account which he has tho
hoHor TO enclose."
My answers were all alike--u NJ, Nc.
ran thanks ". Grignon fur the bill which
has bee! so long asked for, and sends the
aanouni," I,
One letter only contained no request
for money; but was from friend whom
! had almost forgotten, Fearing thai ]
had been duped, he wrote, offering To lend
me 500 francs, should ! wish TO remove
from place where 50 many rnmprs were
circulated prejudirial To my character.
My reply gave the necessary explanation,
which | coneihded. ~ am rich. not by
an inheritance in which never believed,
but because il was determined. in spite Of
my pro,esiations. that ! should be rich;
and ! have in reality been made very rich,
| scarcely know how. This is what |
would wish you to say 10 those who talk
Of me-" .....-- T.
/ owe more than fortune 10 my sin,
guar situation. since II has assured me of
a friend upon whom may count in adj.
yersity, shonll il ever visit me.
For another week ! was the subject Of
conversation. He has been fortunate"
said some: others replied. .Fortunaieify ou
will; but say he is clever itIlow. v no
has known how TO take advantage of cir ,
cumstances /; it is not everybody who
could manguvre in this wsy."
For my part, | was for momeul tempt .
edt" applaud my own genius; hut lit ,
tie reflection convinced me that talent had ,
nothing to do with it.. lquielly took my
place in socie,y as the possess"r of TWEEN ,
ty thousand francs of income, and sill ,
keep il. -.s
Moralising on my sudden change of po.
siiion, can only look upon il as one of ,
those strange freaks of fortune which all
The world allows to be so unaccountabIe, I,