The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-30

Two houts zilffwzzds. Jackson snd /.
hsslnx prs.oas'y wsarhed he sendsm.n
nams. knnskrd a No. steltn's house,.
nalshlsonafe' and reqnss'rd 10 see him
s'de-nsom. and was preee~disg % ssirs.
a Me-. Skeiian.' said |. sirppinx faf-
wsrsi. : ! mast have . private inter- leo
with yanr lie .ss IN IN instant 40
pale 90 a corpse. and shaking like en- as
p<n-surh miserable cowsrds does an
ss'i conscience make msn--sna laisfring-
" isa me way without speaking. 10 q
san.. ho'asy.
fou knew me, Mr.. SHELTON. and
douo,,ess guess the meaning Of my err
ia1a
ne snmmered out denial. which
sa. Aceene ana sshf eoun-
". .m P 1y usn'sa.
.n..s.l; a 80 go ~ inc n'nories are
W aseoh'o.s oon.plfAes toae-
ih.;r nran. s. dna ner man. son ., o.
~. nnoPe'! ahu ,nsn inhennnees
he could NOT have sIls, mars saddsn
" and helpIessIv upon The eoueh close
INV God,s Ne ersls;med /. xh.t i.
thisss
Perceiyinp ne was on;te suf5e;.ntIv
frightened. / said % There Il mn wish
ON Mrs. Crews mart "a treat Won h,rsh
". so that YOU aid US in eonyicting
Gates. For this burmese vou must ~
once give the number Of the notes Gates
obtained for the cheque, and also the
letter in which the agent at Bombay
announces its transmission through
Gates"
Yes-yes!" he stammered, RISING,
and going to secretarie. " There Is
the letter."
glanced over II. OF am clad N
find,s said. /" that Won aid nof Lnow
by this letter that The money and o,h.
er articles here enumerated h,d hssn
sent by the diving husband IN his wife
through Gates.
al mo-, ..,.m.,. ~,
mt % hs a,nsrI. ...,;sS ~. u'u
t;Ise's 'p u"un
.Mr C.,.. ;nc,rm.J .e;. -,
seduced von - a"ns,,;sa , III a.; :" anu
has heen nlav;na dam.,.
Whilst smnp;n. IS, - . sa"e
rv;ng Mr. Ca. go - P.oPoses: na
."v'o" "'''n"s
:, u Poss'oies But ! suspect
GU
IN no douot. In the mean time you
VIII, u You please, accompany US.
: MI MY |" every desire 70 spare you"
: aaueu' seeing nun hesitate I" butt our
=; S,uers are PeremPtory. With a very
~ grace Mr. okeiton complied, and
We ~eie rap'oiy ar'Nen on.
INC mex. morning Jackson, SHELTON
sne myseh, were IN Sherrard Street
before a DAY break. Mrs. Grey was al
Ieauy up, ana AZ eight o'clock We sat
uown WIN her and her son to an excel
tent breakfast. She was charmingly
Greasea IN the wedding garments which
yates nad purchased with her stolen
money, ana ! almost feit u IN my heart
70 pity ,ne unfortunate bridegroom,
lsscai as ne was, about to be disappoint-
ca OF sucn a bride and such fortune
= was very necessary that she should
oe so arrayed, LOT, as we had thought
qel1e prooanie, Rivers called q lev
minutes pas, e,sht with a present Of
anu tne oridea appearance
must nave completely dlsarmed any
suspicion which his master might have
en.ernneu. II
Dreakiast was over; MRS. Grey, with
ner son, was seated on couch in the
'front.' room. and we were lying perdu in
sne next apartment separated only by
lola'ng doors, when coach drew up
before l. the house !; or'degroom's lmPa-
tlest summons numbered at the door
and presently iorth stepped Mr.. Gates,
IesP'endent'y att'red, followed BY his
nan Rivers, VINO was, 1t appeared, to
s y ,ne bride away; Mr.; Gates enter ,
y .ne presence Of beautiful Mrs. Grey ,
III immense Irlumnl. He annrnarbad