The Montrose Democrat., March 06, 1851, Image 1

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To him who in the lore .r Nature beds
Cotitennn;on aith he! v;a100
. fnrma, shy epraka
A vir i nn s l a nennie:, For his gayer hours
She has a voice deadness and a simile
And r!orrner of bratny-; and she 04 N
Ida hie &let . morAngs with a mild . •
And esontlr sympalhF.: that Meats away
Their ORTriM`.`r° hr,iaawarr. Min thoughts
or the Ispt Ftier hour eome Ile a bright •••
Oreethe spirit. and sad ;twirl .
'Orihr.stern:rrov, and Aran& and pall, • •. .
And hniithlras &loess. and tine narrow honor s
,k, thrs i n nbildder and rem , sick at•heati- , • .
f „ n h into thP open ale and list.
To Narnosarhinfr.s,"!Fhile imm a!1 rtonnnd—. •
Tinh and hrtl, waters, and the drpihs of air•
Comes a still 'voice
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Ve i t a few day, and theN .
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The all.h.laddin! eon :halls , . nn Mare . - - - -
Ift all his emir+. 'Nor yet in The raid mmui,
il'h.re thv ple form Was laid. with 'many tears,
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Nar in the eral l rare of mein shall .a;st
Thy image. artti thit nourished 'thee. ahalj
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claim ' -
Thv earth. a d tie resoled to earth a pain; :.
And last pathwawa trace. forreadering up
Thy indmithviiheinff. shalt than co _
To m;s fahll4 with the Antriwrifill -
To Ir. a Whet , to the insensible ma.
And ta the alnkish eled. whirl% the rude strain .
Tants with his share; and treads !trent. The oak
Shall send his nada abroad and pierce thy trt34 Id. -
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elegnntly contr.:cid iritO-- Ilid We's 1,
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much older tltat her brother, and had idneiys fax the:to . 4ster.
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been accustomed totdvise and dictate to him; ' ,`. Is tins the 91t .aair ri ° n `. 1 ..
the ''''.'` 4_ ;_ o _
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'Cr, putting his_ hand on ,.. . r_ . i., e.
and in thisease the reins of government' wen. -
given up without a strtiggle. ' So poor Atrs. . 141° . rn • ; . i i.,!.th the attorneys nier : s is
Saunders, after all her trouble, h, , ,d nothing Map,_ s ' r ±, 8 . 8 / 7 ' ~ 8 ".; ~.T .. • fli 'ti /are••' ' I
tight ardie - Abley This W•ciUld net do, and 1•' DP stairs ' / P 31443°8 ' 5 - .
' Them's.twa i3f the grand jury. in the room
th t was dirtY, and - this' room w,li badly set: i . . But :, lif ., t ,, s the reaster; , s ik.;
tied, and those chant were veered; and this' uP : sl.- " I l ti - ,,,,,,1- h - ed -- h e re to ... n i g h t; , ra , /H er der ,
sofa. ought to be uncovered ; 'rind these- cur- : 'l l . 2' -. : 3 _7. , - .. , •
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t ins must be i.kin d„sli, and that ottoman ' `may an. ' . r r te • lii r, ver Y n a r rr - 7 . ,
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placed in the carnal:. 'So Mrs. Ria n d e ' 1 ,,,,•L re „:•-, is full islWeeen , hold. ; - .An! all the !lodgings
tre a t e d_ as soon as pd ss •-,bv* - sh e 1,,,„4 I, Je e r , f . ul , l, l.‘ tten.. :I don't knower - bed 'imywhere, - 4
carry' thosethin os to the other ho
c tight by the iftmily on 'their arrival tetialiy. " : 1 1er ' ~, -1 ..-
in the !Muse; 'settling 't for them, and I %fiss • .'1 - ' - ' the ' ' '•.'- •a the
Fortescue found_f,ult bdare,her.n.s.iiske hid l i • -‘rl/ Ih°7 von , sir,
bzen a Nid - housekeeNr., •
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I am. only the agent's
,wife; e.,ll,lfri.gatitt- :, 4 , ' 1 : vein, i . l • l4l4 - `l'' f-, t,- .... •-, , ,• •-
dencto herself, •atui t9iii•lier leaEtfinis_,Sainalzia l • /!•-e a *far-1-.--,• : -
she could, determined only to pay eel usiad!. '``. %Pea is !let Pat?'. Paled . the /!ildierdi as
vi - .it of monF, and leave m iss . F o i teseae ithe : ut,r.Mgezitoinicl,off; *I donl.knew his face
: where she wan. •,. ..
.. •- .. l t : - - {comic' here to the cssizes: • . ~', ... .. ,
Mary d Lizzie,tileY Werel' 'Faith, nor I nayther,'-sdd the waiter.
But the children, - 31 - an
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;lad to see her, and kissed her, and bent. on,l ''' , lF knows the , town *eli , it re
ter, and asked , ter - when she. Would ' ' come `I, Plielltierifester.' . 1' ..
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g in, :Ma how Wai J tree . sal ~Citaitea, . and = - Me ‘ s : o ‘ll , ir.'s l'aftill:too • •
armert, whO was •:.Vechool in &lean 1,„! • -, , if am sorry, sin'. 's id
„her daughter,_ -who
`Come h e re.„'my d ear s; s,id3f iss F or f e Se ue , (time to speiik to the stringer, ', thit,„ -we .em
s a st..tely 0. 4 ; .do not a,2oos.mrs, 4,,,, !not accommodAe yen ;, lint if You will; step
lers.' 1 I 1 this iv .y - for a moment, I shall send out to in
' You are net going r slid Mr- Fortese Ile.' quire if we cat get w bed. in the town for you.'
-oniing from a sort of leth..rgy, :.a she Wishedli `Thank you, th ,nk yon,'enswered the Stran
aim . good-byc. 'How's S',,unders ?- - Come t gir," l th:.t ' It - a - do very: well,'• ra - he .folloived
ever 7.133 dine with us some _day. ro9i_l'au-; her into-a tittle: room , off• the -kitchen. *here
!Ira gone. though,' , I 1 heemother was sitting at tea..,,lie. stepped in,
And the hash :ad weptfir his dep irted wife. es• if-he knew the lii,V,..ce quite well. ' 311..4. 0'-
lie gat up e, aIY in the inerning=.-there W-Sill ra rose as he etir.,4i..d. '- ' - I
no d nger now of dist:oh:Jig her l aS lie left - her ?-, ' fSit di:Wit:sir,. Wan 't you? . You-mist be •
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side- a nd w an d ere d over the 'pline- 7 h ,
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ow _ i cull tiff the theca...e,h ,' at the same time pl_e_
place. The Effie birds s frigdeippy, ...round:lim,. l j ag ac h •i t f or hi m , ',I -;„
•ad s6emed to mock hi4 - grief with their, / O Y-I •••• I did n'ot:firaditiv'ery cold; Iwai inside; he
' And there iv.is the sh..tiy walk; hung over with; salld''s helorik - Off.his hat,;
ant
aid 5... i, down: • -
aid trees- where 'they used `to'" Nv-lii: 'up and" • Perl4,ps you will. take a . cap, .of
,tea,sir,
down: and there the reitic se .t. where.twelve • while yon ere.,w f dtiag r . d . „ ~ . -.-
yeers before, they • had s,t together: and 'thei. . Why, I will order tea, if you will allow me,
silent I.mghage•of the eyes - • ut last came intoimrs, O'Hara, provided you stay bereand !peke
being in sweet words; and the long - e-hen -4 hed; it foe me; fur I'll not have you turned out: : of
thoughts cane forth,und his• yOutbfal dream] y our ex ;p m ..- .. I ma y live here, I' sp ppp se ; ,h,
of hope beeline a blessed reality: There:, he {continued, smiling, •_even hough I sleep. out,'
told his love, and there she;biushing,.conien- I, ' Oh, certainly, sir--1 nth much obliged .to ;
led to be his. He'
.was alone nntr,. and
• sati you.' iAndAlru. O ' Hara looked over at the
there fu Cry. ••• • ' - •
„' • ' 'I, s t r „aceei, as he smiled.
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1 Fanny Barton - had been the litlle of that ', Zat' order f h m i t :, .' . 1 '
'country; and, Henry Fortesene sv.:s •a• dishing,- , An d i n a h arr y, Kate, 4,1 you hear?
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, lightinflintry• officer, quartered in • 3 1-•;-- . -,:ill i v took's 'snack in_ Publio, and am hungry.
I dozeiyears before, with a couple of hiindreds• L ou , fi , .. , , ~ ,
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, Barton;en •
a year besides his pay. He met .Alas "" Mrs. O'llati stared 'again, • , Ile , _ called her,
danced, rods with her, loved her with all, the .
aa fighter 'IC. de,' and not in an-impertinent pertinent wl.
wild enthusiasm ot; love at,' tiventy.five; ari d tat all; but just nice and , friendly, es if hi/new 1
I • proposed. ' Mr. Parton objeettd-Fanni .
•Traudaied ;from-the the Dauish of near.... hid her all his life. - Who is he, Wall i - . , ' J
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A,..... I five - thousand pounds: but - an Old uncle Of • The strange;to9 l k off hie outside colt, and
.".a? I zaDuirafg ' ii , ,-. T.r. , ,fx - a. I Fortesene's made asettlement on him, and i drew his eh or
.• close ts . t l ie. .f m, , aWd vaned
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been a' Lek, looking round _the rirah 5 if h '.. 884 i l
[nth-r, pin tire.d, arid I would Lin be sleepi ng ; I =ltch Went on; but. after they had
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tel. me flask !Ton thy baunn seek -- ;
1 c "P le °f Y ears " n/rmied • '' Mr ' ••tirtnn's'aaly son I were old friends;:; He sisli 01, nailitari-look.
-n promise mr :hut then milt ( rave o ff w " p i ag , got sick, went Amid and died mt Madeira °fl ing , m ,, 0, shoot, .thirty fire,' wit!) brown hai.,,,.1
Secants thyl tears WI hot upon my cheek. i consumption; ,rm Fanny : becatne t'ie' hereBa j i jiist turning to gray, mine, handsomefor.. r 1
Ree it is add , d tempest enerth eni,diy ; - ! for her youngest brother; owafavorite,hadi h ea d, large nose, and ,oleer . blue eyes; alit,'
tat :u ley dreams all is so wondrous bright.; lbeen - lost at sea about tWo-Yeara before 41 ' r: lighted up with alivreet eipreasion When lie
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' tee the sngel kiliidreu trniliitg g adly, tnarri ,ge..j.The prOperty,Liling- ma l e lune, . parted his lips to smile : nudlie put his , feet
van t rom i to wear ) , eyes - 1 snot the I-ght. !went in the f .le line. - Old linnet did notion the fender, and Madehiairelf qiiite at IMme.
hither, ea; at l ea!a 644, ame nos-, and listen; : tons survive t e rm loss of 'his'
. eldest son ;I andiThe'tea.-' thinga - ea - Me in,:and the str.inger'se,ye.,
Dust tiros xi+ bear the musla's sweet item d? Iby .his death four' thousand it - year*„.Wati added i was t ' ed on Mrs..l:i'lbara,as he Icaught,' lien
kv how tin white - wag): beautifully.gli ! esul Ito Mr. Forhiseue*s ineome, and
~ when.,his old' staring:P him intently... ,She pouted '
out, his:
'Stlrcli thorn wiugs were 'given hen by our i ante ffied Mien aftei,beiell,liii_•Biteen siiin- lea, and. • to, teid 6:•i ILI - hid f'ound's` lied.
4. ' 41 1 ' ' ,i dyed a yea:in - ore. .Sa he had riches , - hialforthe gtnitletlMM; In a very en" r na t r la'Wn
' ittl-/aild vet fk, ,•
.....74,0 ~. , .. a-on: on rood ro ; ;treasure, his hi.rili darling, Was gone. -'' What' the street,ithe does mind that. 1 ~ r ,'_;..:-.! , ';
a Y It' , e flag Ih.' angel ir, attrfr th ; . ; was it all t o him ? ::'.- ..„. '.:
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lail 1 bn 7 rlo o * 7itigkwh'i4 l hie hail bound mul . .• • —.--- . .I, _ ni . ll do grip?: ~• .' t , l ."-.. :. . ..- t
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Y 4111 'h a ii,d4 -11 .0 .1s if i wore going' , -- i 'The t'sw4esCaffie (444aVillr"w
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We% ilr& Vitarli; r tinii;lll:iiin iirn . rld ifeirit
Why 6.1 thou presS thy ehe,4l, unto mite'? i she ahould.givefevidetle_egvain4' 1/"..,L„, mother yeti' r ` i s k e dri i ie.4=ilf i :ei;:b . t l iiiellia ' ; ll or i°
ni: di- , k ii hat: and still thy tears are ft„ w i a ,„ . I end the theeg - ht Inut'',..., l'i 4,. . ) , ;1 0 wd a n d h ot t e i . 1 . ••• - , •' • - '
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will b"ihri Y” %bl ue! --- I hu ' vij her•Punioo-131234*' hung'' 11° M 14. " ; l',-f'ilirltc then ininealiitriyli isii:r 2 Cniill44
I)° tml '0 thilg -it marmo t thy - zepo s i ng 1 ,,. 1 Att4'alie was not-.fittikAie.-: And Prat:l+,44n ...''l --'? '_ .? .' - -i . : 1 , .:- . -
Ana/mum twice a, year t ue.p ms.
And it thou 4.. p, then Linurt wer()_with,• , --,,,, , t;
j k lui no e wa .. nil
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31 z , lam tiled -my-weary ryes am Wooing ; •
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' - ' " - 'I ' tliej4i tin - Dews torte{ilii4ritioa?
re b •Sorto sensibl e o b el i : nyg truly i h ; tl l)ut I tun sureohosql iot , be ", 1/4'
, !"I'itt who tries to raise hine.,eir b; - 6 „i„. 1 , . thisaiils someeatilfort ta - diape-- - bat ._ ' 1 :.`*it.t; nothing - re -P lwile , : i...:„,•:_ , _ 121114 , 434 .,0', ; ,,. a . ',...,, ja°1-14t y
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tither HM I ! j ust as we ll ' ge l (limn: ahe'iioittd hive tO•tell.` . `An il ah ' i, : l4ik . ea iti take 14!*.9,041f4C412Y""u'''7°11'44'-4'
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urns. 7 3 *444 7WD 44 undenak —to 1 -- in e ltii 'l2 14:itei.ai 'l . .4Bt'o:iiiiiitit ' 'itikiti hiiiiilai - You know lithilait . it "liie
.. ~, e to wheel , ' ll3B ,l - 9 . .. tie . ' - . ~,- ,, 1•1 •-•,• .. . ~--;• ..,:„..-;-,-,,;.• •,-.. •:,.-,-.• -
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. . • .. I-4 her papa ' f9tiii! , 3 teiiiNly;,' ' l .. - - 4 jeCitiAti7,eir
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• y. 4 tint tit th, .ntornal ?Ppting , Oxen _
Sher than M plant., no! enntorn , than with .
Cftnnlt miry en,rifin•no. Thnn pSalt li. a nw i l r
With nr , arum iwn4.l—with Vn.fs
Ts. T ow,rfa d V.artii —lh* the , good.
fvmo. aid haßrr ...tit nr tint,
All in MY fIllellc.?•p;llehr. Th... hill*,
Itwk.nli...ll wn4 anninni ns th. Pnn.tbr rale%
S.n.tchne. in frnmill. qol.4n.ps hntwnen
Ttin cn , . , •?ihi•yanntio that mnre
Vnlj arm") entTi
?Alt mAP . the grren ; and poure d
rind al .
Old Otesn'n stet' and ntehtnehnly wante,
Ate hit the enlemnii-evantirms all
tir the treat tn s rth of man. The tyrirrien via. -
I ;he infinite hnet of heanient,
the . nad,nniniee
Inpee of nee% Al that trend
tilt n 'handful to the tribes
itel‘eitm. Take the\ wh i ps
It'nvetin?, an'i the Iti , Cllll &siert Ore;
,tine tinsel the. cnntitinnny anode
!Where tulle the 0-egen and henry nn 'nand,
'See,. hitt nen tinettinen; cet—the deed are then.
And m:llione in threw safitucleti, nine, fi^et
ptie fiezht of c l an heunn. has.. lad thew &leo
la their last steep—the d..-d reign there Uygur!
p!an.tik
•• Otining an
Ow .till
• !Ink. an
hat Ovaher
SCI oh elt tons And what if than shalt fall
linnatieA b: tit, thin!. and a. frimod
zkr unteaf thy 4.l:sarture. All that haPathr
Wet share thyd-.4itly The zny innzh
'awn than art zoo-, thy. an!..rna bread of care
'ad on. and r i cl! aa!wforp, will chos e4 l-s fa - vonte phantom yet all the*. Ate Mare
hey mirth and ttagt ra.idoyment. and shall
tam-,, -
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rnakr their heti with . ther. As the long train
f al.e elide away—the maser men.
. loth m rrertrsprinz, mid he who tae's
n thr.fulf strrtorth of years, matron, and maid,
r hatred with sc., the infant, in the smiles -
nd tenanr of its iunnt , .uer oat Off— .
hall. one by no-, be zath-recl to thy side,
ythaan who in th i turn shall fo low them!
So 'hoe: that, wfmrthy summons cones to joiti
itummeraille caravan that moves '
41 the pate realms of chide, where each 'shall
tripe
TP chaiiihm• in the Silent halls of death.
. ov ze net, 4e the quern' slave at night,
oufg.ll to Ihis dungeon; but sustained and
soap-d(_ • .
y an notaltettniz tout, approach thy grave.
;i
a °tie; silo ry sops the chupe of . his couch
• , at him, nu iiiiiii.do wu in pleasum dreams?
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'No, Milove;l:am • eoiri4 e.iiiiotj..eliil '•
!Pill!' ;
,There ar , -scql.-Imiggh, ar...gilniullihinget
about: the :ro4Fry which *144 kevint: MET, it
'I were-fitherwAse inglined. i . i - ....-, ,, -, -
= ••, For Mrs. Saundem had told her husband
(OeviritireiE)
:. :•=: -• ~ ',' - abont,Grneti heing.aii-orphr, left in lklrs.ken-
. , citAPTER' vim:: .-, l. --: ',, nOy'..' chqiie.; Y 1 0: 1 9d-F4iCe48 a•SP` I
irb° widower earn° home. ht 4 the r,y-Marig,,.47,et fat her. hrh.-Pid , ..9r he , from her? , 41
brido of his youthful clit4ce slept in a . foreign., )!,t.,,a.tQlliLiv_•••Blnaret7the,_colids', 'the !dens
. - •.•. .
lamb And his two littlinotherlera &lighten:l6bl one and the alme• 1
Mary nn4l3zzie;reliirrieil to , 'the hone of thei -1 • 4,l "ng.:igeldhld ; 1 4 1 17 ftiPlert. i lldlv-.,sgvgtg!Y
infancY l and ; they ran: abinit, - fttief PliMe !t,O l ,.°9llhir,lht,a,ina.!hcr 'IP hg-F,a4dah;d who, lts,tead
I place, and visited again each well -remeMberEsi -br---t-gbing:l ll *?..g . h l 4- -99 d gives ii,fr, to live
spot—the old tree maid which they liii i o pi:A'.:1b9139t134 will encou rage it . In, vice;. but in tl;is
led • witli their nurse, and under
dear mamma usect.to tell:theft) little stOries.::-i
Which \their' case,-the-mother Olg- maker sought ti:?eriminsto . and : blast
'the c'!;4•Ecter : ofthe child iietn:lly , Inclined, to i
'They wept to think thEt shel•was' no i ong ` er „..virtue. Oh , no, J ane, theirial must , go on—.l 1
with them; thut,the aviary in the, garden-41m ! curt inly will prosecute: , '. '.l
1 birds were all gone, and the - wires eut.Of their', ' '. \ P°uk ' Grace Will b64°-sorry.': ''
' ' '''''
pbee and broken.- ..And the. little , atimtimr- • c.‘lr,ta it Grace asked yon to intercede: with
house in the Et the end of *cold w:.lk,i,! neV '' - `l . ,' - i 'i - '-. -' '-' - .' .--:- : ' ---',' -.
-
,with its pretty re intecbglass.windows, bid now 1, !I. ° 9 "PiP .l • ! : '- ' ' ' --' ''
t ''' • i '
locked up--'-' the mistress of it had gone to: rest. i • . 1 , Grace.is` , e good-hearted girl; but, it ean-1
'How gl al. I; am th•tt the Jittle Forte sectes ; not ble-dene:-.. ';\.\ •• •. •.,-• •:;,, --- . -
~ , . 1
.
are come,'
s: d Jane to her.mother one J day, • • 1 .The down,conch stops in', M--,....- to change
'it 13 not likely, my dear, .that you , iill see' horses .- the gu'll'd op e ns •thed oo r , and a trav-
so much of them as yon used to do: a nswered ; e l er gets °llt: ' .-- ''"' '''\ '''. - - l' - '' '- '
her mother; ' they have
„their- gevernese, now, I ' .The attorneys all here, , sir, said the waiter, j
Land.their aunt, whom Ido not: know • e ll Odring iota his, f c c. ' :I' \ .-
- ''• '` -' 1
as , v.
as their.poor. mother.' ... •, - ,;l „. The stranger did not answer-, . , : . ,
The truth - was th •t Mrs. Saunders.s.l4 at a '.!
A bi g - add- hit'hgx; hg.trdd to the guard; . ,:
glance that-she -would not get on- well with 4 Yes '' sir—till' right, sir '' ' Porter has
.'m
' '','
Miss Fortescue; who joined her brother piEng- - -the:stranger foe'd the coachman arid s gUard.
I Ind, and partly volenteerekand par oi. va9 -IThatdidet look like' .n ottorney," ! thoTbt \ the
asked, to look'ailer his little girls. , Aunt, Bidz j waiter ' =-: - - • -' • ' ' • •'.' -' \ -
—for such was the name she rejoiced in,ll3ridg-1: ' Counsellors, sir, all at the other hotel' -
et being a family name , of the Fortcscue. 01 4 Itleedi=Oiti I have - a bell hereto-night r
FrOITI the DulthiSrehrenitylipptiet. i • I
Orme litextatetal.: 1,
liallfill
BERM
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:HAION r TROSE:' , PI; , TIIURSDAYi: , MARGII
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mem
:! A little7-1 - was h!ro w en,a I?°Y.'
!You're
Yes, coming to !the nip . 14 4 , , 4 irsi he tunnel'
barrister; Mlle a 40 moil:. I
eY ut th e I
'.They 4?* ' ke o ,berY!'t R.P4renPYl!uP.lseg , .
And the attorneys, sir--tiley're a money,
PIP4iPg But_ sir, haul- .
1 11 Pr-t0r.01 7 ,:' 8 °- o; . ° °ld Tilmiit.i? I
stood•up to get him onok- , ••.' •
s'pon't stir,'t don't stir, 'lifra.L'O'H , rn.:-Sfly,
he*'sime;i'aild he "turueA 110,d; and
. opened
a little' `iipliMird'lnill4; fmliltal tam aaafnund , „
a p • • •
Mrs. O'Hara looked at-hini.: • ••
- You know the pica SIM illserved •
it length=' who 'are ye, ut nii' , '
, .
-` .4 - wa, sit down , Ms.Vilan: And. he
smiled at her agLin: Come, tell me, does Mr.
Denham live la this neighbiorhlooli
Y Ilia n'dOes, sir, but WS datibtees - aft
maPieig: -f •
:skid the Roystons, 'what besothe of
thir o r . . .
t All
hem stiltir , the three - young' gentlt;-
men / I * . e&or4 one of OP . 114gliters ; the
other, poof thing. is s ingle. still. .She was ga
Dig to be martied i I_ bd/ieve,: but the,-:pool
young gentleman wAS shot, Poor Livy
Poor Henderion!' sighed - the str4ger, I
thought it }vouid bd
~., • • • -
- Voti know • lir, Henderson T. gold the old
woman; 6 inany's tha:time la was in thianxim
with My
Inded I did, poor fellow, fists. shot.'
AVlio op e: t 6 are ict4eir r,,
I* . e stuager ;oiled a welencholy. smile .at
her rtaln.- : •
'And the Hamiltous and Dilions r ho "(Inai.
tiotred on.
' Hamilton's there still; but Mr. Dillon
gate up his pLee, - and sold off everything.—
Smite aild he traibroke; and ; Mr. &under",
forteieue's agentlires'thero not.
And ivh'o is Mr. Fortesnue 17,
Oli t .sir, he married Mr. =linrfon's d:nghter,
lnd then holot the property - of:the old =fa
deith.' , .
• • Sure llieranias.anotliersun,' ailid the stain=
ger, quickly. •-• ,• -;
`.`hero waN. air—_4l/eter ticarY 10 the
'pour yiNing ram decline, zaid went- to
the Continent, and died; and the old gentile
.uan &JO life.lonelafict ;'
iitdizm "la
Yo,ll hies, too, ; 10 r
After a,panse,the 4trattger naked, ,
'And Mr.•FOripene.49 bent home, nowt :
YeP, sir, he is: but the poortnAtkisin gre.,t
;rif lost his wife ;. she died : Ist
of decline? :
His wife!' cried the stranger-,—' she . dead,
too, 11 tone.
Thi s tears filled his blue eyes, and trickled
down on his cheeks.
/ know you, now,' screamed his Companion,
starting np, know. Ynt; now; you're Charles
-Burton,.if he's in this world- 4 .. : • - •
The tal twin stood up, end el :sped , her in
his arms, end laised her, and •eried on, - in si
lence; a n d she hut:m(44in, and s..id, 'l
run,
. _
Bate leolmd
_hit° -the room. and the. t,ll
i;tringer secs 081
,kiseingherMotheci; butthey
did..not mind ht!.r.'.c Shes4selylp . ft them there.
,‘ %Ay dicto'f . ye tell, me,' s id Mrs
Le they r.esnmed theirseato.,?. - . -
• '1 Fantai to\ find out the family,
too.near the - house.',! ',... , - =,1:: ' , ~" : , - •
.{' Any . friend of Mr. Ihttf!in's is alwaya :Most
welcome le the libber''relied Mr. Porteseae.
ed,' „- , .; . . ~
~-• . with a;slight tremor in, ht yoiee-he periels•-
• !.,oh, that's a long story, which 11l tell you, ed tie ,tears still in ftugon's ..eyes.„ ...' 1.. lire
,some time or other—yon see I'm alive, still.? - say I have seen you here bet ore r .
' : Ion are come down, here to the assizes, 'I" hardly think' so: . , - . 1 31r. - Fogeacrte, , I pre.
then."to look for the property.' , , -
i snmer Tlnd:gentienninbowed: . 'I hive not
I!Ph l.no ! no' I hadno idea . my -brother; been hire for'n'early' fifteen years.'- "Hy mini-:
-w:ss,dez.d.- I hre caned; my own fortune. liis CI lied-V....art LI C111101). 1 ' 3 '* -7 :' . '
c me, after, a long abienie , „ -to. find. a ! loyid, i , 'Oh, the ariny'r nsked•Hr. J Torteseue, with
darling sister and brother and yas the rest of, interest. ' • .'' '' . ', '.. . - ;, ; /..
my, life with them-•;theyilirehoth de:tsl; and If 'The East'lndii ComirmyS-Service. • I have
amaronein pc world.',.. And his tears flossed i been abroad for s longthne, and, 'just 'poising;
'A . M.A., .- . - • - I , , ..,, through this rieig,hborfaiod; come to. Visit:ill
',.., At length he said, ' l'clar intelligence- has i spot white' I have polished so'manyh'C'pp} drys,' l,
quite overcome, me, de tr Hrs. t;rilira ,AVill]. 6 hope, sir;you will . allow sire 'to "oak you - 1
you send spine one toishow me my lodgin • gel '-to stay and breakfa i sit here; astir - hi - ihe ste.m
Tomorrow I will speak with you apitt.' - ._ , tithe we Will Lake a iurtruri'anddown`this :old
i
He was up again eirlyjn the morning; in- walk we both' kbow so'well.'-` ''''; ',., '',' •,-- ''l
dee4 he acaTeely slept,„ And he took, a click,' The idranger acqnieticMi, and tin; isiro iiiii
'-s l3 d, went . .at?ng. 1! - 10 % Y ell-I ,7s 3 ws sini'd ton' . .-rdsi w.ilked4iltdgitlier. '-''' '''''', -' • '-- '
hcS l /f- , Or iv'''. s -%*e7 l•'• l s l 3'77l l Tl?iniS l l 3 4 11011 ,1. : Th'e'y talked 'o'f'onft lines; and 'of, hlli I' .ther
ly commenced; their rnproing : .son,g . -,IM one i a ng, Bisferi end torten (olefins' heart Warm big
ssi,S . , ; ! . stirrin ., stirring.. ; On be . trent,e : ch . turn in : ,iile, i tOlitat iiister'4 - tiorrOtiing: finsbAndibiit'not by
ron,li-so . .,tallligr_7 - - I t,rC° so l' ; e?! remember-: ; a word lie betr,iy who he , i,vas. • '
4.4 1 . 6 '' , :ei.V. a lt e, ! !s 4, .iis h° .- - - W , iik4 Lh; r si, " l,: ' .Yeti . lineWlFenii Bdrionr. aitkd Hr.' i'or.
8 , ; P1i14triai 3 4 3 1 4 , 1 / 1411 7/ 1 little Aret il r 'ilregell ns the aPprOdehed theY)Misie'. -- ''''''• '
- recognized; Pleisin't dompiniOnS,to fins 04o'ns ~.r •s --„,„41: indeed.: ir u i,,i a r ',.:11,;, f cji,; -
along the old road. - .Therelsihe little villi..ge nn ' nnnn--'n„-t„- a e -
,„-- i t _i' n .,.1.-„' n . i „'-• n • . / ".,..,.; - ,7 1
now ace : his home ;I.; and the - old:church with ; `' - ': - . 7 7.''.7-': I-77. .777- - -7-`,7, --,- ,, 71 11 . 8 ...: , T e 7!.•'.11
_ , , •,..,. _ .
, disimartiod.' „" '" ''' '- „ --".
fits - well known spire, like all'indelt fo'nf.fwger , i ife,-',,i,i his j '6 0 '04 tlrydrfte; the'oni Man
1
pointing tils to -war. - and cheek - 1 esit-doers— .
did , tinflOnesiiriio r lifiiii itni , ' less of Ids heir
that church, where he so often, TrayecU:with I broke his hwrt. , „ • - :-.
ti4ll6r °De's g " e ' . ' hat elureh to mbiehlk I Therentered the !Mit; the old ball, with its
had 5° often ones with-bik ' j iiietures ioni4ilte,..ii;.llB; si/I thiie e'zill.'"Chiee
er thoughts than piayer. And the good glen,.
134,tiic...i-ii(Avsio,iii,.(f4iiiica and iii;si.
al tilafi ; 1 "; 16..:11-e 4 d4-463-11 ' il * resi ii 41411 ° .. 1
riitd:funied,iiniiO-,!);Ji.a,:w.:nliferel;4lht`
tel toted to immind the young ,people , that it'lxarit. t.,, e .4 ih o ' e i n thi by, ;h u t . ir t a ' l;iii - wisa.nal 11 " tliO 1
Pea's houssethey were in,zind would they nati t .._." 7 .:: - ~.... , • • . d .. h ,.a. ._,.......: b 93 „,
.• • 1 nave Won mu Viiryar , . I g ii-lip riteu , 7 ; D y
re4 P ' . ect him ther P ' 0.4. ' 4°4 kr g iv "- -4iin the Mild of tare; iith'ekban°o4 , 7l4l6 - ' . ctiiih -1
1
,8114fie4ins `' ar ne g li g e ' ey '' - " d - wilful ' ' 6° ' tip' ii 4 itoaf wiiii igo "i-OeatliOrZ""=i' ' ' '1
rate; onil beastlongvi*, that he luoliettnlg. : , *-- -- - • = ~`. ----- lv -, ;`J !.'
: Ad in, when there before end thb tears Waled! - N o w hi case th)s
,owner: thel•-the'AgWlil!
down-the:- hiunbledAtinneew'ltheek.!- Tb - o!ia.sielio7!:.o 4 .hK.Tr:" l !lkdit!d , ,t,i,itlii i iO:idi
VfAtifttliekthit God - wa merciful, - and liad-r i nm. 4 hiM wki t h i'li l l e !l4 6 t ''lt h -* 41: 1 11 ii4 41
(4'40; ti4vi44 - bEt riot tir'ed iorikoi - owl - 1 iPtillle.. iFek a t,r.#o'i!g. 1.!F 13 4 fg!illillF , 4l . 1 3 0 '
',
He' conic tii tie' atti.ti, iiiia tholoa&
,Tiri.,37.it 0421 4 i 4 6 wa4t 4101 '=•"'' •- - ; •' : :' -. .. 1 %''''. 1 .'...,•,,'!
isfai•iiiidvi. avenue dre a kie 3 / 41 4,, , ,iiiiiiiig h t ie l.',l There was a pie*e covered with crape over ,
1 tiliet'i: The iat4akple'itiiii,litithi)•ttiebfonleY•tiniel-‘:' to; tort4ctioirtriofer l
',.-:% --<= *=.=,--: ',: , ,n, , . i ....:` ._-,-.-, 1&".• --- .7 ,, .-- 4r-.1) =, , - -- 1 , „ , •
.:,,,Y-
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'And spre ihei.,411t1!,9112,14y0 weret.Town.
- .
;:ri , liil - ;!a,' , !!:•o,yill'-, , I;i =;
At nil events, he, Woad unt third: himself. %fit tAi• ii4ii V.lifia' l'!oi t 6 '''" ' '''` D'''' . '
e ell IL, )(ni
way ,- " O l dl ßiddY risigibni, , lf •nhisisials thimi; kriri;W that' f•;e6 i he'saired'ina''qnfulfi: 1 ~, ; - , -1
would beanie to know hits... •E.O -- ho , ifeis on ' : tea poor ?ia!iithetil•• as iLtii's • o life;,th`e
Luuderthe 14 Virk'svait and Carrie bithistile Asai,eyell: again smilini 3 OPOrs lifra. end thellPs
s° Ai110i . ,0 1 , 3 0 ' beford;'lnd'Ofiniliecr • Over.lL pl ied just as It 7 111,* N 9 '.4 ioineltb, liliiakl . tile,
{Once ride ' iii'll:e' dei t ; -- 01 i pleee;;;..' e - "it hie 'same - hapi4" - JOYone' rook, , the' same sweet
!heart W.tifi!il, up; la his mouth. "* hurried sidle iti She had fiffeen:'yeara` gc,' When 'ishe'l
0 7; ihrknifib the,. WOod 7T .iiad .the; old, trees 'useje fn tlti't aline Partin.; to greet him With' s!
looked ,d,olftt. and: smiled ~,Ols.. }die i , lOokteg loving kiss in tle,tnornifig,'aed preside
1 Young *gain with the coming spring.., And he at the happy breakfast table; the bright sun of looked up on the , plALfrknds,-!to welcome. th e I ,thesister on one side mire that Cotintet..6llog
i strahger hoie.- Old friends that chitiged not,: the clOudof the daily father on 'the - other ; and
i though all else changed, old friends; old !trees thebrother, DOW the only one left, the outcast;
-!--the dear , ones that - Played:with bim amongst !yet • the pet of the brother and sister 'gone.'
them We'regone=tlie"imity - toeilacreoari e jF Ile went eerier and, chaser, to the' alttiost
to !mile-Out-the old,treaTthe weritorsom ee ,' speaking pin:trait. 4 1 7 anny r he ruurintired, and
thegrimplaytnatisfoiebildholicris -hap* hour;ilearted, his head 6n the eldioneY4iiece sad give
!they 'We - O" there4etfirtkerther, oo iy . :t o ; wayhe sobbed ` aloud. ' 1 ' "'.' • ' •
welcome theetringerliense.;..-A..ho 'imb e d I `The haat:lid looked ors. ' (AO old liwer,`lie
the ea it (t
t
hewood, there _ asthe. large lawn thought to' bforself. And be : gently came be l
before hi and the clomps, o r , trees. and the t ,ldnd - httn , iirld d r ew : J( 7 ,4 'Al.° 4rk c rn Pe• -'•
•
house, -- e dew house i o j,,i,, 'in t( 1 0-'di s ba.„. n o i The children, Abry and Lizile,came - in,and
foldiA his his a i ms, a nd la'Aed at theview fie--'their Plirneis , "and 11.1 - 44 f i n t Oeue;'''fid l i ti
fore him. Still he loolted.i.":“ ~ ' - "- - / stranger recovered hims••ll', and was introduced.
And 69 itt• itiz:vi 6'1.1'01 hived ieviie.`. I,` Captain Cl.lion—Miss i'ertesetr.'%' , Bliss
I. 11.• felt —he irkJ,r wa.a t boy Again. litlieners, ati old friend of -Peer- - Finny's,' he
I Ile stood there, " lost Pn•tholight, While the continued, and the children V.3ll:l l e'to kiss their
I testa • foiled fast from his eye.si—' his whole - Piet - father. ''', = ---" •'• '' :.; ~ •• - 1
life came up - at one view before .him. .Nis' Your little on 1' Burton asked.' • ' --
' . '
I childhObila iniPpy" days, wyen hiSangerarnOth-1
He shook'hituds with 'them, and they In.!
i erl4Sed and petted,her golden-Haired,, dar ling, . came great friends, !and"got o' his knee, 'and
Youniest son—the spoiled, pet—and, taught :unitised them with their childish prattle. - And' ,
him to lisp at her, knee'•his infant • prayerit.--, little Lizzie so like the mother.' ' Who' wail
1 lific went first; then his ! boyhood; like i dark • she`'called Liazie, atter' she ought to-have
icloud , after a brief - hoist' !ofinushini. ' His been l-Knoy.t, • They a,t at-lbreikfast—re-
I stern faher, and the hasty, blow, his, boilirig .0113 wore Off by degreesel•--,and' the children
I blood, fi nd the bitter secret tears of early man, = laughed and m a de their fUney little remarbs,
hood's shame tit tieing beaten like a dog.—,liind asked their curious queitions. The strati.
Then the reckless . dating, and headlong Ipsh s ger eat - between them: and the !seniors laugh.
to sin.
„Then further on—s • lad—still worse, !ed, - too, and chatted' More freely. ; • They' all
more steeped in v ie. • And then a vein of felth•ppy-nind Burton talkedrio'well of all
gold in the dark ch os of dross.'" Dear Mary,l he hal seen— • • • -1" . • •-• ' • - 1 ;i' • • -
th'i 1 ° 144 ' him sci,* (4l. *-his first, love, his last .., -Th. tratitei, spivs; tiitunes haled 'passed, "-
—hls 'darling, wife, who died so- soon !- And i11'43 the rest listened with interest. : • •-.•-
PAssionsto burs( Of griel'ohecked the thou ht ' :.` I wilt' you would - ewe m "nntt spend. a ;few
lie skirted along the wood- Should be ep.. &Ye - with ,us, asked Mr. Fortestme.,• - •'You
poreli the biatiettbere was no One up 'yet fi We'lit AN — r- , -now , I sUPPoSor4 , ,''.! -: • , ,
It was still veri iarlY-4e; would -Just ,visit , " I Ye" walked from that ihi , morning.' : , .
the shrubbery at the end, and then go, ISo he -• ''Do come,'-.said 4 •4 l4 zzit's ' i'iiPile show Pi!
entered huid - the - treeraglicand - mitred the ' I V g' "' den! t "-"!! "" -..; L - ' • il '•
: -.• `• •7
=atld the 'el& iiiilk«-the'• dear old
' And the Rn bits,' said Mary ! . " -
I ,41k; and - here_ the arbor ,that he and:miry 'And the p i geqn*: - ' and gm 'P air !‘;" ah , ' do:
}helped old ; John,. the gankner, to mike. The promise !'; sad they_both.: •-:, ••,., t. ,!! • '
I oldlre,es here, too, like dear relations, the oth'. ! He looked Aowe at the little*Angs•
ers only friends—lie :sauntered , on, so Slowly, . 'lam._ m u ch- c ' hu P d ' i h e lddt ! 1 ' trill avail I
•Ols
to take irk nil. i-. of tho-,,,ene ll e s t shrub h e InYkte:f!sg „Par • Ida . in!itation: ...,_ ,I must , - .go
would not miss the sighti4he very weeds hid I / back, however, to M—.-- to.day.', •, . -..-
pleasure,for him. • ' The seat there; still,round I : '''Cill',we..!are'ali going is Llttet breakfast,',
s some trial going on: there, and the.
‘
old! /La s s tree e. Fanny's seatoth :t he . end .Therei
Jrck haul made. He threw himsnlfon , it, car- P_ h " ila weti ' unxi°ns t° beat ' li4 l''' we Ite
I erect his'f.:ee.amillfept
_On,--it did him good: all going to the- c°urt'lli.use•- "?' 1 :4 11 : give: you
.. :. , ,. a, seat,ht, and bring . you ont.,".‘c,: ~, - , :
He we at home in last ., ! -!.
Thus ! it.Was ,arras ' !.! - --, !: :-„ '••• •
A step err the gravel walk behind him:: Mr.'
Tholadies vvent - up at drs•to! dress for-the
Porteseue was up .earl too: he , had grief in -
his heart. and - could; not sleep long; and he d „ rive. l' an . d Eurton strolled into !the garden by,
lc 'me - to wlk up and down the old walk. be. h imse lf: ' ." '"•' • '
.Sh Ili I deprive those angelsiof this placer
fore breakfast; where no one couldsee him or "
his sorrow. Who cm" that be:on the 5e4?...... he said aloud, . —A I. who have no Air:- to...bind
The stranger stood up and turned round. lie me to the worid:but them I. • But they must
i
v ised his hat with inch a true air of breedial, know me and love mean theirz
OA Mr. Forteseoe involuut aril y did the s me ' : t'en ' this ' etehin e` i ' '' '' -``•:d e.: :Yee, yll
•"•'-' • 13. --, -':
The-carriage, came to the doer, and!theyall
'the , two 'perfect gentlemen recognized each
, • drove into 51-4.—.-
..• :.:'-',, '- : - •'- : •
-Other in•th .t simple :.titian.
' i ~. •• i , -I F (TO baContinned.)l,,, •-•
You win pardon infra - slier; sdr, sins '
!Barton, 4 when •you•• learn •• thst I am an old
friend of the •ftinily who lived here formerly,
I elm; thus ealy in the mornin'o to-visit' thd
old pl.tre, thinking . 111 rd '
nogg of *tlt'e. tobily
would be up. As it is, Ift 4I hate 're'niured
MEER
MMM
rattltalg T i tliVreT •„§
please to Inform .me of
thortititaber °tin, 4.‘bitantsc of tho'houser
, „
population of ihiS marutionr
Well, • thbre - ;i4.,e414 in room Over
head.'
'Eight' : '; •
Are. they adults?" : `.:. • ,
'No! They are all Smiths, except:two boar-
Smiths; bb:ek- or white smith, rieedenir =
hare you to know I don't life house
with -Diggers.'
'1 don't allude •-to their color, : I . mean--theiri
tt:), thet's it, is it t Well, if. ion !veneer
here•hist night, you'd hare found'ont, -for thei;..
,warealling the erateits, loud-es
_thay
,
scream.', ;•••, . • ••• 1 •
‘Malinhi, I inerolywish to kno'w how many
people you lace in this house e and- what they
do for n•living.'pi • - , , .t •
Yes; tes, riotv Unriderstand; you.
ipirmi:sce ; there's the two Dittliinses—that's
'That makes- two, madam), :
On know best.; count theni
, , .• • 1
)•ny-bnainens-to inquire, madam:• ;
Weli,.3 ou, had linnet. tend • *alit, _then, end
not botherine: - • 1 ,
en - ni l i+e•
4 Well, yOnr'peeopt of pitii , sent•el • I jellnii!a
eoinetiatO
• ...IC , :
14 in on lieeOr ,
nn Oct of `Colt.
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7 P R, "r‘
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aamP tFy fp.)Ffebo-lifihtle! l 'l)V)ru;( l t e
` 1 44 act fetteia
afeh
. 1 0 11 Y fro 01911%!:, oti bushel ni hi: sup -- -- i zs ia ' ti
to i t 1 o r
4 , ti - ji •
, • .ThOintaXvieft: ,; .12 ; tkii. retninellitir
thordaye . ittoof mitt huaitoit tioitaiad„ efir'ke,
1," 11 1a 7 =4 1 4. 11404 .''.1/0 1 4 , 44%)f "-',W7771, hitioVea
', l4ii!!'th?i ..: t:ii;,;3l;ii Unalsened mineys, ihp diNtrapt,4!*
lof Selig! :Mr#OTi&lltWie'ixii;!learii#'4l,li-,1"01404 itiVia*hirid'hedOry,
:Air?t',,l3o4keteleslo; ;`thi lt ; k , i n , lo the denityl Of the tiitatalicieere;;b - it # i p
10 1 PlAtw: ll 4l terSiga ling at • Min: 4 *lelv 6 far c Oi half ef it* 41* 10,
tiAiet and Dokosieranthealbraciag the Wh i rde 00; the `amount of tboa# tvas i,s tt thy •
of hinaa,ohoaetia timperi- This '%ilut&litel PID "' 'l l
.oireatt.t-:-In the itieeeedieki Spett l / 4 41416 Plats er l lllll
I tireatta tilaPattet ;Of /3ttae die 4
' entat t; sig
, 41eunetilituiiietbilM' ;Jib, dfid leieiAe': ‘ Thik*4l ri 4 fiei :o ve o if *
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eg4 F'. 046 4: 1,401 t- 3
trvelted `lnvoialKY :Pat!
1 .144 the 'Pteethik:
'Leo .1.4,'1)
; .;-- *Da along ,, : flip
of alliii*theloFatreiut Belk;
shire aossi):i'suld 'fell In with r i_ hai k u
'gnglandiale oßliereel;- 41 4sikinfigireWhilr
if she-knew he ohoidd tutu off es .tggo i. 4.11;46'
...I:ertandY; knew ev..17, inch'
th w =II can guide, 1,,-
! WO; 8114 the .Judge, who w no 1111144- 4 '
eccentric, apd,ul3o,lBllo , Wied for
'and etiggeo,M s n l X ll % 'if you are itelsifthatrlir
ra eon, jog on with yachter parte:l4pm IS%
betterthaksatqr 1
Jag m entered isle cossersaifye r . ;
`and had h plaaaast time at, it, whiehrlyed
thecosseieseseas of &deuce. 11% Wig*
Judge thieking that it wei,titsa,te Ape ,
ihzd thepoist of separ4tim s ewilkb 1 0' r
time of, hia, 'airhahe had bid him was two 7
isnee,eit
'Madam, have;/ gat near. the 0200
am=ta.t.cum, off!' _ ; -::; • ; .
*Olt, my! yeli; sim,*o. mita it 41010
mik mulct half bekic ;. • !• , i
Matey; vaid.tlies,Jufte.sol7
_yon•letisnie that!'- ; • •-: • • • --: ••• - i
"Because,'• sidishe, ; igrete;iiith-.7lm4lbit;
reistitaP4W is• better than Dauer: • •
- -
SISK./2:4g25 in 35 1 4MalialLea, :
Col. McClure, of- the 4unisft Ben y threis i hn•
ing coMpleted his I,bors as _ Deputyl 3farehsl ',
for that county, a few weeks since gives the
wing curi
folloous st.tisties- , ...soine o f ,widch,
i
I be it understood—cre entirely ,
int& 4;04.11;
Number of free inhabitant* ; 12112 ,
"._.in 1840,. UOBO -
4 of miles, , gso3
0 `of fern des, - ' - 66 / 6 ''
1 0 of persons nroriett, ' ' 4200
",,happily married, • '; 7 - ' 40:,,
" miserable m ;vied. : • ' 25 0- t
' * contentedly. ararried, 1660 ,
a ' •in tried within the near," ' 140 '
- " to dried tothetrchoice, - -
• 4. of widowers, 1 t 9OO .:
`." whO feel bereaved, - _ ; ,
- " W.Mting to ma:rry spin, , -
' „192,
" holing, to get better trivet Oulu - ' '
- . oefore,. -. ~ .... ... ,„'isky, ,
`! of widows, , . • , - :'.21:40- r
a hoping to mnrry Again, •
, ,-. - 4 190- •
who have had offers, '
.- '' li4 '
u _. engage d , - ' ; '6 4
1 4 'who love allots ardently tlonlrefore.`23lo7
'6 of b thelors, (over 30) , ,- •'.r200-„
1 " who hope to rainy, 132
't& whoitiice been, rejected, - , 15
" who have never offered, 122
" who have conitedtvidowiry " 37
" of old maids, (over ;25,)- ::::: :: ;:: - :tX)
'' no vlder now than Uri years ,ago, , - 233
" of young ladies, ( u nde r,24s) ~ „2001,
' ` 4 ` cerVed, '"" ' ' " ' ' 42r -
, 4 'who think theniseirett tmgsgod, ..*. *no
. who have been dis.ppointek:l • . 205 , !
" who have f;inted within the year,
,- 437-,
0 who hate filen into gratletnenit -
~' '`
" who 'can to ke, . '503
" who win knit, -
who can wash, 247
° who Funk to marry rieh, - 2999
" tvho are handsome, ' ' , - 40'
who think• themselves so.= 2000 r_
, " who have_had two bean t x.4l, mwe .362
, . "who tatve had none. . 390
" who would marry widower* 532 -
a of voting men, (under 25) ' 2140
" who !granite, ehewond drink, --" - n 26 -
r - who rtitnire their own whisker* ' 532 -
", who, think their rrents fools,: - •51.3
" who think , themselves - handsome, 1704.
"• who hive common sense, . 870
a who -would marry if they eonid, ' ' 349
. " who could marry if they would, 1226.
. “ of ba'Vea, ; , :,1627; :.
" of handanme h; , iiies,32
, 4 tempt' e ••4 tin dringtbefr bablei
• pretty, . ..1500 '
"of Ninnies•without b bies. ' -92
".of f milies with two babies,- 21 . 344
" of subscribers to rlrrnt.,Y p a Pers. - / 226
" Who jiiv for then, 300: . .,
" who hope to pay for them, ' - -' ". 600
" who don't intendto pay for then,.l2l;
" who t the tho 4 Sentinel: ,". „ „ 051 ''
1 who rend it,, - -
~. 2493
" me , ' who ho or erenrk, _ - ,355
" 'who t .ke the 'Register, ' ' ' 575 -
' "" who rend it, 1 1 '
" whit have Noted inithe attempt, `132- -, ,
" who intend to tnke,itnext year, ' 87
" who borrow or steal it,_ _, 00
~
" T of prevehere'in thecounty, ' ' 25 ,
" who love souls moritli:a tnottei., ;3'
0 ofl expert; in the connty, , ,
fr who wont_plead an unjust cause, , , 0 , .
or editors, , - , , .
„-'. 2
“ nito have commOn Sense, , . ", ,f '-
a who ever ltve money, - ''- 5 " who write - nothing bat the truth, .t' r 1
_-'l of dectmu in,the county, ; -,, , 25 ;
" who cure mOrethrur rheY knit , - 0 1
0 -of Inti•keepent. i ' ' ' 20
" who doin't break life Ilintrie ior, ' 0 '
' " or tgill1)11% - "i C 1 t o
Filo don't cabbage. - ; ,- 0 '
D> ~ts ' LrirEa
Tr thp: -,-
u an
lnd iceth' in the nide
dead lettere remittances'
rendiand tho4o 'e(;*611181-45iitro•::
.eutrek 11.'0'14016d Info iicofai , as 9f neealuutisiip"'
iviiinbeietleail lettere idol
„i ?; : the Department cie'lrui' only vaguely,
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