The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-12-02

90 Same ihFfe ~ anna arsas. IEsEMenas
If RI 0lssftan. ever an snon. esas afFs
b. n.lsa, slish | Z concentrated n he
lkihdl.lhtrs. lie arsrk as = orrnHears
ssal II msanhsisd, su1 il - resoistd III
n saeal1 - iskfa . lie spoi. Tile -.
me neaF, lie lnHusnre olllir plassls s0on
eapng hsm lie pssssuiEy mahy sflles
~ tie sresk l, sasnng : hisil wss'a MINIS
Tie n ~ l.,lsr. Th,s led IN II ltaln
wLsrl. .iirr a,nrh palaiui sssIsh. ended
N lbs dlssossEy ol LIS relations. and tie
lefspaishing II lie lsll.T ahieh 20 d'ssusb-
ed Is uncle. -. S.. a~.. ~.. 80.
llo2 d.tEsIts, asr de feelings ri ihf
lar glaI ~lasr srlenlii5. inhsnfanrs as
lsopasaixed ~ The Is-spges,ahee 81 Ter
eonsln JOY b.uGd,d m hsr hssrl. snd
i,he ~ nghs only u lie pEssttym'lon 81
one wha Id brensIbe Behaved I,lsy iellnw
u her shlldhnod. Sic runnud lie hnuGs
iha' kepa him from her fnbare. Bsl hsf
snaoIl4ly Leaf as Lsnmed ~ ue*,ss >
rsng irpm Tie mysseIiOIsly eIld and
.isI,llEg hsbsslnur pf hi iaiher.s Tie
pleasure Which she experienced he Efius-
sd ~ ,hsrs 10. lie spaEe Of the ,mpas
iuIts u rile wnrid, aud the Caution nsEsE.
saIy IN ell ali,lr ri sueh CONES qu, nrs;
him in 81 this beng ma.i probably iFsDd
hy some persons well acquainted with tie
sann. vi The i.miiy. LuI 'haI he would
sse The Youth on Ills sIElsal. N"lh ~, II
eoulse. Oui The mo,l ample aud sa'isiac,u.
- prouI could be expected 10 be rtceu.
ell ~hen n Involved stake oi such mag.
ni'ude. .-
/ 4 shadow fell Over her innoc' nj heat
when she, for The i,st nme, heard the
woods eauii"n and 4 strut. She frll how
sad II would make LsI II her tfue dear
cousin. wss, hy oteIae ehing ssnlinn, Kept
back from she door of bis p-lerusl man.
sioa, anil those who Ought To welcome
hlm @tsh opeu srbs tteeIsed han onlt
tmita closed heats.
H. Tnrnugh Ill these mifgiElngs, size fell
that she rauid no, be dersived; thai no
pteiender could be like her uuble liIIlr
conslu sud play malA. SIZE slmos, iorsni,
IN The enthusiasm nj hrI warm heat, that
The boy mast now be a youth FAST sp.
proachiug manhood, and lha, she Mas
me'giag lrum tie confines Of girlhond into
The toll bloom oil early omanhaod.
/ Her mtnd was continually spi,s'ed BY
The enacung again aud again the snsiausly
. expected meeting. Her spluts b, came DE-
:. messed, aud she avoided the Stern lace oi
heT rd.nett winch put ~ q gut oil her ga
chanting dsy-dreams.
Her father commenced proceedings a:
II 10 NEE, an enemy. lie invited III.
counsel uI men learned 10 The law, tina
nu siur should Tor moment test on hi,
character, and thu every appearance o
justice should be ftnderfdt0 The expected
IIsimani; bu. he inwsrdly ftl. how Il ri
cul Il xond b. for ITlendless youth, Al
ter The lapse of yrars- hough tew-t'
estsblIsh his idenuly. and his claim To
property oil so much consequence, zinc,
The pr,ucipsl evidence would be his avn
vague T.cnilerIions, AID the connecting
testimony Of men uf known disrepuisbl
char cter, al The seiy pol"i at WHICH
: was mos, vial 10 have undoublsd cotrcct
ness; ss The reserend man who had &
kindly sheltered and ms rBrted hlm knr,
no'hns but what was Afforded by th
chlld's own "reminiscences.
The remembrance Of his ea'ly struggle
and hearl.burnlng, came back 10 his min
with two.fold io'ce, aud hardened hi
IeeIIng*. TO be again suhjccl 10 the coli
0 ness Of those y hn had once neglected liz
u aud on whom lie han uhfotmna,elA take
= a revenge which, in tie esent OF h's io'
II i,g prsillnn. wuuId moi be forgotten, ~
t"u Iii Ter, aud he already shtu"k tT"i
l. Their expected xul,atloas aud tumphal
sHeFrs.
{, Ills mind was tossed in continual ten
pest. lie in vain attempted 10 steel hin
' self against the remembrance "I his klr
;, brother. lie almost relented when he pl
" tured the child of tina, brother rcturalr
:, to throw himself into his aims as his O
-" " protector, and there tn find stern en
=" mn anxious alone Tor the failure oE h
;, claim. lie inwardly hoped that no hk
- ness of his broy would plead for 4
:. youth and appeal to him unanswerahl
:, :, In fact he tremhled in fear tina, his hes
=" might speak. He was weak, not b
man; and the deligh, SD frankly expires
=, ed by his innocent child rebaked him IL
!. voice that would moi be stlsled.
r. Many days did the beautiful gifl recli
= her graceful form in my arms, Tor | !"
pr called her chair, aud was proud oil
title /; bull was griescd To see the hec
II of fever on her cheek, and the tears
ID dimming her eyes. The slernness OF
". father had alarmed her timid spirit, Il
IN she covered, for the first time, al the ;
:, proach of one hitherto only loved a
- sought with all the iervour OF her dispo
10 ton. The house that had only sound
a with life and merriment, had now beco
ed silent and dreary. as il in expectation
n, some dire calamity. ~.#+'
ed At last the eventlul day arrived. ri
nd friends from another land brought the you
n home To the house of his father. Ii