New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-06
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Fron 'h. y % Pesysu.
" dow ers should look OUT for breakers. -ALss-
lon NIppers was widOver, aud one Of the par
ticulerest men, perhaps that ever lived, though
some people sad that when his wife was alive %
used - dress as a Common fed hand. and didn
use 10 take any pains with himself a. all. Every
body knows hos ne spruced up abOu. SIX weeks
after Mrs. Nippsrs died, snd how he went 70 church
regular every sunday but they ddn't have
hdesce IL his religion, and used - say he only
wen. ~ church e. show his new slit Of mourning
ard 10 ogle tie sails.
With sach character among tic ~lnmIn, it
siut - be supposed that he stood any chance o.
getiing another Mrs. NipPers Desr home and
whether be vss a. bad 70 his iirs, wife as they
sad be was. " NOT, one thing was certain, be had
to look abroad i0r some one % hi her place.
NJ Nigpers was very lucky ia finding "a just
J. his mind, what lived about ten miles irOtn his
pAataton. Macy Parker was rich, and though
she VASE very young nor very handsome, ate be.
logged 10 NJ Niypefs church and filed HE eye
exactly so he soti curtin her with al his IN sht
Tea miles sIs good ong ride, and as he was al
economical man. he used % rife over 70 Oh Mr..
Psrksrs plantation every Sondsy morning 70 70 10
church ~ ID he family, take dinner with them, and
ride bach "a The cool Of the evening 10 thar way
be managed 20 kil two birds with one stone thar
10, 70 advance the prospect Of his happiness on this
earth and the world % come at the same time
without losing any d hs week day time.
A ride over dusty road IL apt TO soil q gentle
mans dry goods and make hi in and his hOrse very
tuei However. Mr.. Nippers did NJ mind the IA
tgue a. much ss ms horse bot in a matter SIGH as
be bad In hand . vas very importan. that lie
should make a. good an Impression as possble 50
he adopted plan o. which be vas able 20 pre-
seat himself before the object Of bic ahectiors in
order, with bis Sunday coat a. clean, and his
bio mtg ruttef as freso AMI neat a. Il they had
1st cone oct oil oand-0ox. This sss happy
Fl Je'.iert ard nobody bgt 4 vidower lover would
,nink q =. he Used 70 start from home with bis
1eS coat AMI SHIRT tied NJ ia q pocket haDdser-
cnie', ard AFTER riding within q quarter OF mile
Of Mrs PEker's plantation, 5e would turn 81 isto
thirkes Of ctiAkapin tast GO and there make his
r1ra. toilet.
one fright sunday morning Nr. Nippers bal A.
rived a. his dressIn ground. /. vn an imOOr-
tart oceAsioc Every thlHs as promisIa and he
had made p bis mind 70 pop the question that
very day. There Vas no doubt ia his mind that
De would return home a. engaged man and be
-ts recsonln over 70 himself the yl.ae Of Mss
Nancy plantation and ringers, while he was Get.
tn on ms horse maxim his sccustomed cnsnge OF
dress
He had dropped the reins on be horse s neck
shst TEs brOvsin about, making 10 bis lar
nights scsnty feed from tue bushes in mis- reach
AID Al klh aod 'sonPin at SUCH flea As Ess Iced.
IA o. hun il retarn.
III II the be.iaess this tune ses Mr.. M
NipPers 70 himself III bring Things 70 . pla,
ms time, see be, and he united his handkerchief
y ~ his clean clothes, sEd be spread them on hi,
90 - bow
WO, Bal, ses he. ss 10, got u .sy the
word, snc-uo ses ne b. his horse what va.
Aickin std resrln' about We YOU ca..sd olS
io1i = and the business . settled st ike f.lliu'
Cd Ioz.
De Sas drawn bis stirt over his head xbsn
Ban save sudden spnng VIA, like 70 made him
iose ia oaiance. Wo, see he-but before hs
could get his arms oct q the sleeves Ban was
~heehs and kekin ike rath At something that
seemed to trouble him behind Doxn a., ,hs
esan clothes, shirt and all, on the ground "BIsst
yer lni-rnH pictar-go, now ses Mr.. Niepev
sraooin a the reins Bat beiore he could ar hold