Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-01-19

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CHAPTH.
SEEKING AT1oN.
Mr. Carlisle was snoned from his
conntino room bv. Coming for.
vard. he met a nalebome, intelligent
looking vounp maItly attired, and
woor;ne snb5ued in his face.
iMr Carlisle. I rome to see if you
can help me- said ai'lng at once In
- The beart of bispt. I am the SOD
of Mr.. Hiram BuHwhom' II you re-
member, you boz large amount o.
wheat
% !! ahem p! yes, ,ald carlisle confu'
sedly, drawing hlaWay. Hou have
come direct from spltal' L nope.
NO sir; we letp'aee some time
AGO. said Fred, ing excessively.
%! then of ccyou're sure by this
time, that there'satagiou possible?
Perfectly suresepiied Fred >.
well. Young i what respect woulc
you like to hayeeip you { asked the
forestaller.
Fred's cheek a still deeper cnm
son. sIn whatetF : He must nave
known that befn stood a fatherless
an almost pen boy; the question
seemed a mockHe little kneW thai
the man. oyerg his youth, feared ht
had come to enquiries as to the ole
farm in Ontarfhlch ne hoped to rea
| lize a handsom.
I'm any way,y which you can assls
me to earn an lble llVellehood. l nave
mother and spending on me now
He choked doat strange feeling in hi'
throat. INV / is broken down by the
death of nv fsand my sister is youngeI
than l. q D.. -
sAb! yes. ! really don't know, I'm
sure. You It take a clerks placs
without som1ious experience and
in-short, thard times, you know
make it dif;o find places. For you
sister-novt remember her-I coult
oct fine sin in a bindery or store, o.
some gentsiness.' >.
Fred fuagain, and MS eyes nasnee
fire. +
Iwas skiing for myself, SIR he
said hastiiy mother has no one to care
for her ATE but my sister, and if she
were alopould accept no offer for her
sir. 1 clport her. ..
sWelih suppose you come again
in q weeid the rich forestaller, taken
somevhck by the young mans spirit
sPerfwill SIR said Fred, stung by
his cardanner; 'and now, SIR he ad'
ded, eiened, 'how shall I find Mr.
Mark ton? 1 wish to learn what !
can film about the disposal Of my
father my sisters and my mothers
effects
Ip tell you that be has been gone
some seeks now to Ontario, to make
somepf settlement; and I regret to
add, ,'ntinued, that there is not much
prosPs the heirs, as some debts have
comekht that will either have to bf
bougby Mr.. Hamilton, or paid out q
the nat the SALE
tpdebts-' muttered Fred, grow.
ing1sI never heard of them (
tRy not said Mr.. Carlisle, quia-
Ilv ,ere most too young to be NADIA
cont by the old gentleman. Besides.
the there will be heavy expensesto
conextra charges. Mr.. Hamilton has
cars legal friend; there will be fees
and almost without number. You sac,
yo,er can tell what a man is really
vol every thing is settled up. Mary
a who rides in his carriage to day,
we terribly exposed by death to NOR
re
o, there is nothing coming to us@
mt see that you can realize anything
a.really I don't
hingp Fred repeated, the color
|, his cheek and his heart siuk.ng
tdown. This is terrible disappoiut-
10 me it will be greater one 70 my
r. And yet, father placed , high
on his farm. I can't see how It is
it wait, however, till Mr.. Hamilton
home, I suppose. All I have to say
there should be any subterfuse used
lich we are cheated out of ths small
I'm which is our right, may God have
? on the one who does it I! I SHOULDN'T
to be the man ; and turning .bruptly,
. the other had time to repl,, he left
ore, filled with disquiet-wih forebo-
home, things did not look more PROM
His mother still sat nursing her grief
e freside, while Star, having cleaned
as busy upon some needle-Vork. On
bile cloth was laid, and sme bread
old meat for dinner. Stai began to
she told how she had urgeaher moth
taste of food, but in vain.
q will die'-murmured ths fair young
land then, Bogus, 0, we shall be so
tie!
folded his arms about Der, and for
Doment, felt like breaking down and
ng too. But he was too oil for that
ttweuty-he said to himsef-it would
do; he must be her comfotter instead.
told her Of some pleasant sights he
een that lay. and pradualy drew her !