The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-11-14
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# he mosi charming q PfiIla'doiiilas.
allow me. sir--don'l interrupt me y =
lao delieisss 10 be shared; 4 Is indeed.
NJ. Richards, and you. Mr.. Qaliiei, vii
ron permi, me 20 observe Ihsl ,his Id
nairable win hrs one slight dfiecI.
"a ieleel.-a here-how
IN 4 really llean-breskiRg hat 50
much skill and ingeRuiiy should be ih:aNn
away: but the fact i. genhemen. thai the
excellent persoa who signed Il had no
properly 10 hcqreaihs'
How
mot shilEng's worth. Allow me,
sir, II Won please. This piece Of paIeh-
meni, ssnllemea. J.. have lae pleasure
Is iDinIm ven. marriage settlement.
n marriage seltlemenl.' exclaimed
boIh lie men nf law III breath.
"a marriage settlement. BY which. ~
lie event II Mr. fIarlowe's decrease. BIZ
entire property passes 10 his wife. in trust
E.r Tie clildren. iG an, and il moi, ahso-
lu.cly 10 herself" Ferret threw lie deed
On The table. anl then giving way 10 con-
yulsire miTill, threw hims lfnpoa The sofa
and fairly shouted with glee.
Mr.. OUTLET seized The document, and.
with Richards. eagerly pernsed i. The
proctor then roe, and bowling grayely 10
his aslonislled client. said. 1.-The will
madam. is waste paper. AOu have been
deceived" lie then lefs The apartment.
The CONSERVATION &C The lady aud her
attorney may be conceived. Madam Co
relli. giving way 10 her fiery passions.
vented her disappointment in passionate
repToaghcs AZ The decreased The only ei-
feet Of which was 10 Law baIe sill moIe
clearly than before her own cupidiiy and
folly, and 10 increase Edilh's painfal agi-
ialian. | led her down stairs 10 my wife,
who. | omiilc,l.o meation, had arcompa'
MED Us lron The town. and remained ~
the library with the rlillren during oui
conference. In very short time alter
wards Mr.. Ferret had cleared The house
of ~ imrnsiye guests. and we had leisure
10 offer our coincidence and eoGgIaiula
lions 10 our grateful and interesting client
Il was long before i:d4lh recovered hel
former gayely AMI health; and doub
il she would ever have thoroughly regain
ed her old checrlnlness and elasticity O
mind, had il noi been Tor her labor Of loy,
IN experimenting asd directing The educa
linn Of her daughter Helen. charming
girl, who fortunately inherited nothins
from her father but his wealth. The las
time that remember TO have danced wa'
! al Hcien's wedding. She married dis
lingnished Irish gentleman. with whom
and her mother, perceive BY the news
: papers. she appeared at Queen Vicioria''
court in Dublin. one, am sure, Of III,
brightest stars which glutered in thai gl
lazy Of beauty and fashion.
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THE LAW OF KINDNESS ILLUSrRA
TED.
!, 'Fhe Philadelphia Inquirer rclaies III,
, following touching incident oil recent oc
cuTrence
/ Only Few days since, an aged ci;izel
: Of Philadelphia was wasted upon by
stranger. WIN asked To have i few ma
i menl's conversation with him, in private
E The opportunity was afforded with grea
b cheer(ulness. The Western merchant
u for such, in fact, lie was. was usheretl "
To- the parlur &c The Pennsylvania, whe
$ something like the following conpersatio
$ took place:
i lyon seem 10 have forgotten. me, Nj
5 HI"
y IL have an indislinrt recollection ,
Y having seen You before, and The tone |
!, your voice is mi unfamiliar I; but beyon
e this my memory fails"
i. My name is Charles b. and liver
i twenty years ago was an inmate Of
Philadelphia prison, of which you wei
|. a frequent, benevolent, a kind-hearIe
l. visiter."
/. .F remember. remember" said d
OTHER, Frightening. smiling, and graspir
the hand of the sirauger;-" you h1ok !
/. well, have impro ed 50 greatly, THAI j
{. has gone right with yu,l."
e A tear lrpmbled in the eve of lie 9th,
J. al so cordial and kindly recognition; Il
C voice failed for moment but then rail,
ing again, he proceeded 10 tell his stor,
5 AT the age Of fifteen he was a neglerte
orphan. and with fine natural talents,
Il cheerful disposition. aud good heart, !
! was thrown into the society Of the vi
l. and dissolute, in one Of the NEST wreicl
3 ed sections Of Philadelphia county. Their
in connection with several other lail
. equally misguided or mlsle,l, he commi
ted, was arrested for, and convicted
petty theft.
:. While in prison lie was visited aga
a and again by the Phildtlelphia plilanthr
: pisi, who succeeded not only in cradle
d ting the vicious views he had imbihe
but in showing him lire folly Of vice an
: the certainly Of lis punishment, and il
o spring him with a determination To a
!, correctly, the moment he should be r
! leased. The ,isiter was satisfied wi
his sincerity, and gradually took dee
y interest III his case. Al the expiration
his sentence, he provided him with mean
I and having stated all the facts nr conf
Dental manner 10 a friend in the Yves
y obtained him situation IN a llonrishin
y city of that sectMR Of The Union. III
a youth was overwhelmed with gratitud,