The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-04

times a drsaghi, series as s~Aterins
/ Of plaats. The aeisiure lhss abss~bed
IA loaded with a fertilizisg pswer thsi
Is lost upon hard surface. ts< Il lack.
the power Of sbssspiiou- iisasssl
II. then. Fop sssld base ,yssf selsis
as fertile a. = gsrsles. ysu sssstnes de.
pend alone upon manure, bst psIsxrsze
freely, not upoR the sssiaee aisssr. but
deep below IL .srta 4sr4 s4.fbsS.
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meoRrAHcE Or rzurH
- -. SO the EAxk Sork--s ,isssisis
80 Asesy.a resmHirS ilnmc.iir~fy "a
kTssrhr<er - n-k~ss I.zs y f~-iir. wti.
sw residing near rissi rig. ,o va. nx .fii-
Ger ~ho was psvsrg hrs nmsnine visa.
- am. Gan 4 DO anything fm yuu
there o. ~. i. aessgsa slii geFi- sa's
7. - Yes; yau ran a., me great kind
ness. Ny roa6.lrniiaI Servant. haynes,
is gnne- e-nui for The day and night; and !
do not like Ia trasl my new fn"l,nsn oI
vham knsv neilsins. a puI ri'is letter
in the pos, efiire. as !, con,ains a IiIi,
ponn'l noie." f g1ssldeA All .k ~
JUDGED . .hai is large sum 10 nnsl
10 The pest Hstf4ln IL iH NefstlsiH t6a
-Yrs hut sm inl,l il Is The safest con-
veyanre. d is. however. quim necrssa.y
that a person whom ran Trust sh.uld
p 1.-THE leirr in the box Sipitl tee q
.'CerIsiniy. y reflir,l Captain rrcsland.
Then. - nh am sif aha sho~ed he cossi-
,lerrd hims~lf as prrs.n'io he trusted.
l1 deposited The Ie,ier in ssiriy in his
porkri-hcuk, and iunk leave. promising
lie would return 10 dinner ihe next dsv.
wh,rIl vas Saturday. nN 81
On his rsad. Frerland met snme Of ilis
hroilrr oilirers. sho we going iorpass
the day and night N Great Malvern; and
as they earnestly prrssc,l him Io accom-
pany them. he wholly faraoil the l.iirr
entsusIri TO his care !; md hs, ing dispatch.
ed his servant 10 Worcester lor 10. sac de.
uaifdhighl-bsg) and other il,rRs he turn
ed back with his companions. and passed
the rest of the day ~ iha. sannirrine bnl
amusing .dlcnsss. thai dolce far nienfe,
(sweei ,loing na,hingl which may be rrrk-
oned comparatively v,riuous. u !, leads ID
the forgeilulness oi liule duties only. and
is noi attended by the roruise inf,i,gr-
meui of yrea,rr ones. But in moi putting
this Important lriler inm the posi-. as he
had eng ,ged 10 dn, Frreland had vi,laieil
4 real 'luly and lie nigh, have pnl. il ia
al Malvern. had mol the encounter wi h
hrs hroher nfiircrs hani-lird The commi.-
zion given him entirely, iiom l,ls thoughts;
nor, did he remember il ill. as ,liey rode
through ihe village the .nesl morning. on
their way 10 Wnrcesler,, they mel lady
Leslie walking on The road. 4tss .sl.F
al The sigh, Of her, Frrrland ,ecollec,-
ed with shame and confusion that he had
no, fulfilled The charge enmmi,.ed 10 h,m;
and lain would he h I'VE passed her uunh-
served; for. az she was y wo,nan of high
fashion, great talents, and some severity,
lie Was afraid llla, his negligence. if avow
ed. would mol only forfeit her favor. Lul
expose hlm Ia her powerful .arrasm.
10 avoid briGg rrrognizrd. Was. how
ever. impossible !: rs sanii as Lady Leslie
saw him, she exclaimed, I. Oh, Captain
Frecland am SO glad 10 see Won.
have b en- quite uneasy concerning ny
letter since ! gave ii To your rare. for .,
was of .urh consequrnre! Did you pun
n in,o the pust Yesterday ~ ,5I
| Certainly" replied Frceland. hastily.
and in The hurry oi the momrnt. added.
h. How could yon. my dear madam. doubt
my obedience 10 your commands 7"
THANK you h ank you'll" cried she.
|. How ynn have relieved my mind!
Z lie had done 50; hui he had painfully
hur,lpned his own. l'o be sure,n was
only while lie--lhe lie Of fear. + Sill.
lie was not used 10 ullerlng falsehnods, and
he felt ,he meannrss and degradation oi
This. lie had 10 learn that j, was mis-.
clievous also. and thai none can presume
Z To say where the consequences of the
mos, apparently. rival lie will end, As
soon as Frerland paired with Lady Les
lie, lie babe his friends farewell. and put
ding spurs to his horse. scarcely slacken-
ed his pace I'LL he had reached general
posi-ollicr. and deposited the letter in safe
iy..,g ,sss aafif.tt gea-uHt nsl- 8,
gu I. Nav. lhen,' '',iihnughi hrs 81 hope ]
shall be able 10 return aud due with Lady
Leslie. wllhnul shrinking from her prae-
iraling eye. 81 S. 80 fea eais
lie found her, when he arrived, very
pensiye ami ab>rni; tsom ch so thai she
iound il necessary i.,o apolagise 10 her
guests, infnrming them lha. Mary Benson,
an old servant Of hers, who was very dear
10 her, was seriously III. and painfully
cIrcums,ancsd /; aud ,hat she feared she
had NJ, dnna her duly by her. # i'll
$40 tell you the lra,h. Captain Free.
land" saiti she, speaking To him in low
voice, :" blatne myself fr not having