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

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again sisew near shem. and shro~ing hn
pnsre 10 abe ssrsssd rpezk~s. sz,d.
IL There sei veil; nniy GET w~ll and
rLsirser yeu want shall b. yo.us az
viii nesrr Iose lI,is l.osnble checking srsin
y hile lirrr'
Ffeeland look sslk afleg iAis .~sse.
znd with hssiy. rapid Strides. lhe painful
lrhnkinR being his companion sefy ufirn
aurinx she rourss al \; lnr he VAS hzsn-
ted hy lhr image of Ihosc ~Isom he lsd
ldisgrared and ne could nai hflp remen-
herring llai. however blamahls his nesli-
grace might be-. % was mining. either On
l,ininIaess or mischief. 10 he lie iald 10
conceal IL; aud lhai. but fr that lie ef
fear. The effects of his nrgligence would
have bern repsirrJ in lI'nr. .haS
Bur he w1s resolved thai be rould not
leave Somrss Tnwn l,II ne had seen Iless
rror. people settled ia good Indging.
lie therefore hired conveyance fur them.
and suprIinlend~d their removal lhs, eve-
ning 10 aparimrnis lulI Of necessary CON-
f"rr. Ny good frirnds." said hs. Il
csnwpi rersII The moriifczsion and dis-
grace whirh ynu have ensured ihraugh
my fsuli; bs, ! lrusl sllzs you viii haze
gained, in The rnd. BY l~avipg cruel
landlord. who had 20 riiy for your un-
mrrised peseny. Lady I.eslie's nolr.
wiil. ] trust. reach you lo-'nouow; hut
II no, ] will lnske up the lass; therefore.
be easy! and when ! 90 away mas |
have the romfuri of knowing thai your
removal has done Jon no harm !"
Tie then. hui no, iill then, hadlhe rour-
age 10 wrile 10 Lady Leslie. and lrll her
'hc Whole lraih. concluding his Isllsr
illus:- .ft .f rifeesT
/" II your interesting proirges hare not
suffered ~ their health. l shall moi regret
what has h~ppened; because trust ii
will be lesson 10 me. through life. and
,earh ne pe.e er 90 lrll even ,he mosl ap-
parently trivial white lie again. How
uninpurianl This vi.laiienof truth appear
ed 10 .ne Al The Inomenl. and how snf-
icirnsly molived! as ilwss 10 avoid lalI.
ing in your estimation; bnt il was. you
see. ovrrrule,I; and ag,ny Of mind. dis
eface. and. perhaps. risk of life. were
ihe consequence of il TO innorenl individ-
uals-- not to mention my own pangs. the
panps Of an upLrri iding conscience. But
forgive me. my drar Lady Leslie. Now.
however. I trust that this evil. 90 derply
reprnled nf. will he blessing 10 ns all 1;
hni il will be long before forgive my.
self"
Lady Leslie was delighted with ibis
candid 1euer, though griesed by i,s pain.
ful details. while che viewed with appro-
baton The amends which her young friend
had made, and his modest disregard of his
own exrriions.
The mole arrived in safety, anil Free-
land left the afflicted couple better in
health and quite happy in mind. as his
and Lady I.cslie's bounty had lefi them
nothing TO desire in a pecuniary poin, Of
view.
When Lady Leslie and he mel. sl,e
praised his virtue, whilst she blamed his
fault; and they fortified each other in the
wise aud moral resulu,ion never 10 violate
truth again, even on the slightest occasion;
Us q lie. however unimportanl il may al
,helime appear. is like Al arrow sho, over
. house, whose course is unseen. and may
bs uninleniionalIy the cause 10 some one
Of agony de,,h.
A Good Reason. "A country peda-
gogne had two pupils, to one Of whom he
was par ial, and TO the other very severe.
One morning il happened that these two
boys were late. aud were called out to ac-
count for il. You must have heard the
bell, boys; why did YOU not come
"l'lease sir, said the favoriie. !" was
a dreamin, that was going 10 Californy,
and l thought the school bell was The
steam -boai bell a. I was going in. ~
VERY well, sir" said the master, glad
Of . prelext to excuse his faynli,e; and
now. SIR. lnrning 10 the other, what have
you 10 say!" a5.'e
.Please cir. please sir" said The puz-
zled boy-"l!1!wa, waiiin' 10 see Tom
off,
st E -,-.~>e, -s>e1S~-~~~-
A Puff as is a Puff correspondent
Of the New York Courier and Enquirer,
writes an account of new iron safe which
was exposed 10 hea, that completely
destroyed its competitor, and from which
was taken, after trial. hre rooster and a
limp Of stamped butler. The butter was
harder than when il was put in. the stamp
remaining perfect. and the rooster came
ont alive and well. only suffering from the
cold and almost frozen b. the coI.lness
OF The temperature 10 which he hid been
exposed.
The University Of the State Of North
Carolina is said to be in more pros
pereus condition at this time than ever
before. There were at the close Of the
last session over twe.hundred and fif-
ty regular students, under the tuition
of an able and learned Faculty in almost
every department Of Science, at 1.-The
head ofwhich stands the Hon. DavislsI..
| Swain. LII. D.. a most WORTHY anil