The Greensborough patriot [August 24, 1836]

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6R£BK8BOBOUGU, K. C WUDNESDA V, 11 GUST 24, 1830.
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TEH-II /•i enrfenes of (V fVirm. r.—Tbemer-
. '• 1
lly, :.' rwoi
., within tlirea
chant or imuuhcturci may bo robbed of
the reward ol his labor, by lbs 6batH.es
.'(..'..T'l'.'.'",',! 1- "'"'he foreign or domcitic m.rket entirely
bey ifld lii- control, ami may wind op a
year in which be hid done every thing
which intelhg nice mid iudmlry couM do
to secure success, ml O-IIK wiiho'it prof-
•'•■.:. i ■;
-ii. .n n,
• . ; .: uvl o..
' '-. i.'.ti-Mi! "'•' Ived for a ►Invtcr
«ltimi.J«u: • ■•■ : • " "■''•'•••> '• ' '''c
;.cr must he . ■.; (I vri'-Ii the i.. >-
•■ ■ Ultr a il w"rtinnancc within the it, bat with an actual diminution ol capi-ni
!i he .-,.ii-i; i '. i i>ew •• ' •" "< j • ,|, |;,. -,,-ori j .1 n ..f m th inic in luslry
aiittuetl until all
to the woollen maiiutnri.irt' i of greater
value ih HI all these barren laurels.—Mo-tional
Gazrllc,
M isc t: LL V.N Y.
FROM Til ASMTM'lt.
1 AM II' >T SlXTEBN.
'Heigh ho,' yawned War) Sandborn
a* the look up In r lamp lo • • i» bed.
Heigh li • ! i wonder, what .ils me—
SO-il*
ifi'sTOr*
.-P-P« »«V ': —" untU i!" ma, beetled or paral,«db> .hepniLS* co|7 Hm not Vkk and faihr v""";rsa,a "••*"" a P—■ " ou'":
,. ,:, , ii„e,eftra-,..noflhMe ™naf"*'^~"",n*'- Rave me a new drew tl.ii morning: yet I .| belk»»o they «re turtle dovfc,'replied
, r:^ ',; p,!,::.:.^:..',-.; ■ "!,li!> —;•-,-'"" --;- .,,:,,;- Heniycoold ,11 me, P.I ,:'..,„..„:, a were bUc r bred, and
SIX ... ie84.f »«"«•• -;•' » ' ■' •> l!- ft"*! . ';'. ;" ' i* him I * n. ■ ;•' „• lb, v I ,|| , . a mlitAe <l . L\ be par-
:.,.-. U.c I'.!... ■;- m ; • .. !■-. MO, has the mdiHlnoui ..lit* iniilliRent larmt r ' , „ i ■«:*,,,,.,
•.. - • linott* la, . ,0 f,,r> Hucapilal ■« inveaied ... the »«7 "':''- ,n,h"1 >«d toaje^nd lorn . loned I... ignorance ol ,N . ..... il.-iou.
A«JltlCUIJlU..AL
,|.,.<i mi', NOR MIAMI'ro-: lOtRIER.
::i^atc:i i.rnn:.
/• . , i- cvninlerid :i nlW crowing
msirj.yi. she doci not : row fuilicient
t.,, r'. wn mi i ufaclun •■. in I i. i- nidj
.: ...illy nii.i'.r'.: rua nlk to the amount
' i - «,«!•» t-oo.
tffiiu/, ojcng lo iht hnmi liM r!! .-
tlin lie, i .i.i.ofr-i."' 'lie worm' .• IIC'I in-
UKiylnd for her numerous mat nlwture!
. ed annually nrflTfori i!
, , mm oilier countries lo i;
. about !•■ I T.uOO.OCO. Il i- i
. did eroundi he draws on a fund «Im h | JW »'"» « ' '") belter. ''■ Ihe mornii.a
from timeimm trial has never failed !•..=' '' •"-'" W-■ 'f'hej were bound in
honor ..11 just demaAdsi his profits maj |"';' {vTT«<"[\ ;;■'.■ '"'' ;'H-";■•■•_' ^ ■J»J
be dimini- .od indeed; but never wholly
ausneiidcdj hn snecess depends on no her a cup o stiong i ;. e. saying it waj
mere earthly cqannlM, but on the a«-ir- -"', «w *»« '"•-;• »h«- replwd. I
■nee of ih.i great and heneficenl I: t.-_ ' -: ', " ""■ help Henry lii'Jl it yc
win hi- derlarrdI that while the eai lien- ,: • •'
tliey w< re, served
ihirc'h, seed lime
cease.
and harvest shall nut
FARMERS' \HJKi\ FU.{ Al'G
b« m^oii annnall) of I'm
uT,«ii.t ••! about yiO.OOU, ai l
i.. • 'lUclured ov. i nixltui imlli
l'nle4nhe Um i.i. " .'. ■ ;.''''•
inn o/|R« Mulbtrty Ireland •
any
•,:r ,.■.-,i- [F.xlractcd fiom the Farmer aiicUiaril nci ]
an .it l! Hi... early nirl ol I it- m m h "
'•• i lhat inc of a full 'UpplJ of I tr up •• • I
i , mil i:,ly for the taule
.,ti
racoon lieioi.il
! . II.- be all
■ •i the also lor - a ...
II you have any gi ■'•: '■ to c' ■ r, gtr
i ..,'•. urtieeslhismomli.' ilyouluv. ... ... j„.v weri .,. ,. >f linen instead of cm
sing ol uoodiit a field lhal you d ■';... I r culn- || „rv Willet wts the ion of Ins •
ihu.g now in np«ra- vatiou n xl sea<ou, uttd^wn Ihe bu Ii » pondent at St. IVtcr^urg. RIH)
Mr. .... born, M .\'.- lather was ;.
.u.'chanl. lie had a sti ie nn I. I i ■■:
L tttrf Wiwf, iMiil i! rill iti iMIO a«-. !•■ it ;■.
i v ."• ' . I oilier artie «o! Ii '--. n
itds. I le wa* .•: ho ir«l m «'i in * .1 good
iihi-r, bul look little Ii ed .■! any .li...
it ilie ti • ■.! .(ion i ol trade and the ri».
ml : ', ol rhe m.rU.t. 'I •• day In
liter aski-J htm ho • If lill 'i II- nry
■. i :"- .;. . •'; > iv » . ' , lie rcp'ii
It | -i III •! .>'„ . ;- I..II ', I- I.I'll", r I
no:, man) lopg yt:.i* must mti .\
fore wecan inpply (In demand 'I
MlkeU. Ii.l.fcl.itlli(! as
ne, be- ..ii in .':.•'v -el girdle !:.•■ trunk ..-
Ill OV '■ T:r:-- ' i I . I II ■ ' Il I -1* I ■ ': ' ' "' "
f. . i - in ol .'. • n -i ind I ■ <i.;.'
.. : rh
mi ■ lii
-H mi I now con yon i
v.e do
i,c best climalea iii ihe world kit mann- iu»ilrii wlu'iui uic at any p:t r,
Ucteimg silk ol ihe best qnnlny.iiisii <l "I rttols it is « ited will the »«wn r
ityii.g ttn million! of dollar*... i in : lo , ■" t ■ ■ ■ re i*l nice tvh n ;• ■ ■• •
gihrr nations lor raw mail ui!-. we i 3:ii grub 'h. ili up.
(Xpert i! oi 3 li»*s Ibat aiio <iet. lfyouwouM.be wise, ynu •' ujjl
Ii i- r:uu em import it Silk •" ::- i •;- cupy all the ^p>re lime oi yt ir hands i:i
,. i our ttports ol bread s!
i-n.i- > Only I.i c «c .... ■ • I duly Y.'
appreciate and improve Ihe i ...is we ntt-ntiii,, il being the period ol t lie yeai
bate. Let our intelligent fanpi i- bt c ■• - when bit destructive insect or fly krine
vn red 'lial I^.r H k I i.«ii — '• . '■• ■'■ • a '■■•■ ori« lays Ihe foundaii ■:• ■■■ ii» fu
biid then wecai Impc sl.nl evi ; ex nil lire n thi i. A hale prescntic car.
will hi'mud. lo \ ..d i.i- • ■■ ■'-' wi oi p.-'i isgd nowmav save you mmy i I.
lie mulberry ai.i i .'• •■ .•». bl !,. •■ im. i : >.i;ir 11 >■ Ir, v.l: ie- i: v ...
.,:v one i.i.'i.-i the i»r<-ent occasion all yo'ii iar»i
: i j'H, tint it
■ f •,;
••>! \ li'j-h .nding m.
S i •p
The dove*, black JS
tlietit t. r a topic.
«\Vha(, are tho«e the bird* lit il love
i.i.-. Ncvrriheli her mother i-flfered 1 one another eo well?' rejoined the younj
lady.
- •Yes'said Mr. Willet;'the very same,'
•ii.il it .' - Mil l';at wliei.t vi i one of I'l"
p in i- '.i.li'...l ilie other pines 8W|y mid iii ,r
of grief.'
'I'm »nre I ilon't von.!, t at i'.,' eXclaim^
.1 Mi-s Sandborn, her eyes »• the •■■■<■■
I'm • fillirg with ii »rs. 'I am sure I should
pine away and die loo in such a casi*,
!. ;;!.I you not Henry '' As she spoke
lii-se wonls her eyeli'« >'• ■ 'I and her
bead n..lined towards M . Willel's shouR
ler. The question i-ii.'virra»ed him: so
• I 1 iir-r posture, and in In <ilali .1 i s he n -
pin d 'I behetc hearts i-rc n> I brikmtu
....Iv.'
'Iliiii followed anotl . r long ;> u ■, d i-i
«tn which Henry's eyes •. re ;>>.■ I on ::.■
road before hi n. At I. t M ry i-.i- il
h r head wii^i 'Ihis is a very lung road:
• il n .1 Mr. Will. ' "
in r Mr. b .i.dborn's .'...i.,:,,- I '■ j ! ' « mil. s '■•■ '■
...in mo. ■ r lo be II ".'■•'. into Hi. he sea,' he answen d. ■
.-•., . . ,■ ride. P< :■■■ he would '' ' ' ";i,l!' " ■> lo N"w
liherhiive cl n oneol I. liberal | ro-
•:,ii- but Hi i■■ e. . :. n. linn ; II .!■ i
.1- ... ii ,' ;. in ' iade Ii i vert
.: ■ . ui in • irlj
be bun :;' ■'. fir i
neat i i-.l i,..
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conversation wii carried on in nonosyla- 'What i- Ihe matter, toy dear sir
hie, for Mr. Wlllet, poor fellow, was af.' Ihe youth *h.n thj N lUtilus oeed c. -In-flicted
with bnshfulncs*. At last, how- j wit on Ii i ;>\«:*:r
cvir: matters took a inoie lively lurn. •! ibouldnot rare if ;.li? wa«#' replied
■How green ilie grass if,* said the lady, Ihe rriarcha.it, for she v... intured f.-r
for »•:,!.( of sontelhiiig belter. twice her va' id h it iniim, 11 on ,for that,
■Very green indeed. It always is in the a close mou'h catches bo die*, ft ii a
spring nine.' answered Henry, and then good deal worse than tint. The N.lilus
i (lasped n.to silence. I has arrived while yon were aw >y riding,
'Whet birds are those sitting nn the rpil ami iJ now lying at li'.iu-f.id's I-lmd.
ndersaid Marv. after a pause ol" some SUs! lias brought bad news for ue both
I boy.'
'Well si', let me know il tlien,' *ii<l
'Writes, Von mti*t I tlenli li'veMiers
fro II my I ither for mil an I mv elf lo».'
• rhere is na letter for you my son. Iron
yoijr father, or for me ei'li.i.' replied the
nil! .inn, but I hive heard bad news from
; another source, and it concerns yuu more
Ilia i me.' , _
•',"1 me know Ihe wor«t tlien, my dear
j sir. at once,' Cried the yculh.
'You will know it too soon, and as it is
I hale t" be Ihe one lo lell you,' rej i.:rd
Mr! Sii.dborn.
•'i'l:': (act is Henry, that your father
has failed and is unable to pajr fonr-pence
half pennjubn the dollar.
'An i how sir did lins happen ?! itsked
the young mail. 'It IBUSt l.ave been by
i ne vi itation >.f Providence, for my fa.
iher w is ihe richest mercha .t . > Peters-bnrj'i
ai cording to Ilie last advices\»
';!■• w.--i, -ail tin: iMniin. 'I'.uf lie
i- now the poorf't', and you are right in
thinking he hi.s become ro by the visile-tiou'nfljjd.
II-i stores were all swept
away by the rising ol the Neva, mid his
properly is now a cyilu-r. Y.ui know
ho never let In' in< nej be idle, and just
theil he.had tovi.sled it all in Mi i.li.in-v
111 ha I.I.i .i.iingh I. il lo pay me
» II
re it e>.f. • ii alone and I iliall be iln-'ea-t !• ser inii.iig >^r;
have trav, Ik
York. It I-.
:i .vn
.i re
e nli
;, Ih •
v? it. So
SandbdTti ajti-
IJ runaway lo
mg '..
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s\ .d vu w i.i H | . ; . - .1 V .
Bi.d SBV, lilt t ...' . u; . i i. ••
butiii. -.- .. i . :.•>•. * i -. ! : a
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CIIIZt.li; :.- :. .i » .
iir| .itutcc 1 •>. '! I - .:.
I... brgad n . I* . o r i "
i;. skill ii I'ltun il..:; BO iv:1 I III Vail .
, li I. :>•. .•> i> simp •, ni -I yi . -i.-.ulu
I lucra- not .'n.it II ' — Pii'-i' in a I"»\ II ui covei
.j-ian-i
lion
, . I!'..
■ ■•!
.i II titan any ..,. . .. ..
.,'/ pwsvid.
l tit i! donbls : '..' Il ais s| •,!
we M l> aik tl.< in in i mimi i ce
n. at 'I within ii ie i ol \ .or ahetp .i iw i
'. I e lily of t.ir, m.X With >'. •■" ' ■: I |
. ■• 1.1- of salt— to tin- " • v wili daily r.
'In while msearch m ih ■ .'• wjll -.
■. i •. ... their noses ns lo.di fy ll.e a'.ta
. • in»i . ,;s !•. 11", t'i I '• ; IOVI . ■ .
. IJ;a destr ...:.. i
;. >., i have '...-: li - or oilier it si "'
I.' :., •.-.. Js in your firhls, is tins i« the ison
lije cul- wheil II i v a'' mi •!'» n.
i >.
lelovi i!
Oil. • i .,' •
your s >i .'
• \i :■ v i
•il . iu-e'
' wi i
in) bi
Henry
V-i h • I. v
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i.h'idl
111 . !| iriitn ;,
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id ill;, I WI
:,i r Mr.
! In~ mi
eland lha'
.. mere hi<
o iio v.:.;.
Providence V t
ingly, 'is it not then
| :•■[ marrnili"
•i have heard so and believe it is true,'
; -■• .id In r Iovi r.
•1 we were to run to Providence new
.!••'. ..;• t er.rii'il I wonder what folks
«r.- i.' , ■},'; j uned "i f, 'it would be a
li icj •'." w ill I it n. I i: ■ r)"
' - i! In r fithi r.
it I .'■'. if Ullll i,ile n indh r '•■!. i ab ci
liaiville, he would theubi ij cnlru-led to him
ns credit.is. The ciei.-.iy ltus:iaii: barn
taken all.' . ..
• My t;.,!: '.Vli >t ■.•JfgXfilnljZo then •' '
• ■',;•.1 ll.'ii.'i) in.pl '.iog!y,r,?'
•|'i,' excl.iiinid the old man. 'He
•nii-yet up again, and.thull, if Hroney c'an
do it. li i lose by linn now I have gain*
il by him,before ami dj not you like
it to iiuan my lad."
Tlns_jicws put Henry's intended pro-posals
out ol In* head entirely. He did not
dare te/.fbinlf lo become a member of
Siud'jo'fifs I.i "ilf at l'.-al for a while, but
■I should not care nm h what any but he resolved to redouble bw diligenec and
.. ir | ii. .!■ might say, replied Mr.VVil. Bail, tha, ,u,irjing hy his own industry
lit. 'liewould call 'honorsbit w|-,ich lie Ind expected lo^tain by his
»•
i.
Rto< wi«h ariv mrh thing
'■i r wiMi -i : ■ ... ll.-MUll
! , • ■ ' u • .•. t .! bi
nvl. 1 . •• : f r, ll '
il mi . i . - :' r ; .!
" .! >' . '. i and it
: i um to be angry v
nol :. !. you lo do .• . ;
he wi rid, i'i.'i il I :!<<
.i .at."
'Ah, Hi rry."' ■' !
no kij • . '' il J
: with the prop r- | ,|, ,\, a,,i. Henow shunned Miss band-
. ul he will ha Vi . ■<
ith i: ■ for I woul."
'urn as much as possible, having first
given h'T to inider.-tand that ili ugli h:%
ilf ction w s undimitmhed, ne .lurid not
.):;•! himsell to her father's heiress. She
did no' set Ilie propriety, of his scruples,
young lady,'there for she Ind read a great many, novels,
ght do.' I!. re and admired the idea of love in a coll ige.
all '.!.■• mom » in
i!J vi.ii would nol
-f
Ihe
iwer, en 1 ■ ■
utc ot'lhe muibenj LII a |iu.r.ed ■■..'■ down near Ihe ground, anj you will line
■ r a ii w year
IUIIM I i] Im red •. • ...• ,i .
r?, i t n. m!fi\;< with . I ', ni!xi yeai thai Ihey will be "• in ' I wi .
I.i ii^iiiuiiural p.u,'.:ii. !.•' ihetxpe- m number. A lew annual attacks • i this
tin ■ nt be made upon some ol our a .. ft kind, will rid ; our c-t te ol most ol ihi
I.inn LI..1 useless portions of poor, dry,1 pe?:< win. h?o'annoy
,. i.y nn.I gtaviliy soil. ihi mialliy of) ...i |
li i,.:i) l.e H-I.i.l, il li
v.HI and deteriora'i
i'.lure,
Ml! : business can Y
bi n-i.de more 11- IIMI.1I■ il.an almost i.i.y your prompt attention, wliether you con-i
il.tr crop,why nol l ike the lost md rich- tempi 'ted sowing on .our c< n. ground oi
ti
•■oh
t l.inii ? A fail ipieslion iinl.eii. but „i, a clover lay
mi li land i-not Ihe be-1 foMhc <-';ii" " though we wo.
Mulbrtry. and it wculu be desiranle '■■ ,■„•■/■/ snwin;, t
•veiviiy patch ofp<<of,tcasle, dry land admonish you
...iiiiJu:.!.. ■'■ puipoae. prep, iiitn.n.
*•#♦#*" hi Ihe selection
Muh - It is n.iprini.g 'ha' Ihe far- not be loo partiru
.. .. : I.
i t
.ve do mosl
beforehand :. \ '.uir
: lo I
. .i, •■ I . . ■■ , i ■ -.. '. ■• . i, li ! i: I II:......, . ... ... ' i Li v i I' .; I . i. ■ lroi;i:d i'!i 'irh. ~ as yuuii;: nii-n tlUu i
,.i.'; ue lo gin Mi Sandbow satisfac n would be very wiong ti.. .. ! Would and jouug w :. alwnyi «i.-. as ol viryV-^iy
lion, I I become his piilui r and n| mj father, he vcry"9ngry ? it i.tie iinp.ulioiti •. a'.d w-i..d. u .1 'hat lien-c
..;-. i.i-■.|'i .1. Mir'- will only be six- 'Indeed hewould' replied Willel. 'In'iy did not see inaiters as sli
..ii then, and it would bo unfair to en- Ihe first plate 1 have imt asked you ofhim I did not il nair of ovciconiu
.;;. her ufTeciotiB now before.she Im- i -lie Ins nol refused, and therefore In
would have a right lo complain. Besides
you are s:l very you:..: that ir: would have
reason to say that I led you away."
'Imbed,' rejoined M'ss Sandborn, (I
would tell him thai 1 wenl away of mi
wn in cord without In ing led by any bo-u
'f your seed t ou can-st,
and ii si ems as a
,,i? i.i ilii. ueighberbood do not turn ne|l established principle in'he i-coiioniy
i.eu' of ilx.r atuiilieii lo tin ii'i..'.l of this grain as* any odltr,-thai Hie same
. u!i- for ibe I"!' ' f ibeir faims! if;, wheat'l.ouid not bu rai,*ed more tliuu two
tan years on Ihe same lirom succession.
i.e .: il >ir 'I
,.,: vtry ri-iiit.- I.i::..' '.:':- •'"'•■' *"«■ '
,l actoilnl I": .i in «■) Other,waj, Ihan
Il ,| iluii valui ie ni I pi ■■ -rh »p| recia-
,'. Thl • are more pi litahle slock t"
,.,■ than'horses ; Il i) «'" ;>'' en straw,
I tubbli'. 4' browsi. and always r.o.-i.-
. , . a I . ■.:-..m- pric. ; ll.ij are nol li-lo
the Irani ol d; e - • wl •• h
i:iflc,h. '.!..) o'l*" ;: '' '' '' '
r..-.v
.-.■'■
•1 :.',' hj J III
liance to form ai y jurfgmi'tit for1 h/r-- If.
Conn _r. a year will BO .;I be over,and shi
.vill like me a- well as ghe <! ..•- n >w.
Tin- I'ui tie, ir.ini-:' was v«.v li.'ii o: I.!.
ir nluai l»nd« should now command : ..ii ,iii- • , , . . / |MT. no IIOUJ .out ii li-.l to a conr«e
ofconduct vi-ay line pleasing lo Miss'Si.n-.
i;i i-- -wa.il : to. ati -1 bor,n., I! >r•y wa, iled on her l-o ,chur.ch Idy' . . ,,P,ut why dn'nt >
,I it..!, i comm..e..t 1i .' "V ni. , oi' .ivi lit ,In,,i'.SU.i.'1-,.' ol the das ' .ml i lie r; I. we d.o mosl, cord.i ...•■ i ...r niT. ... t • ... h.i. lit. tle, o.l.bis co-i.p' :u.y'
elsewhere. I. she ;• -K,.I bun to attend
her to the theatre or any of the fashionable
resorts of Ilie Key, he was sine to be en-gaged
ni business Mary was grieved a
lihis, and believed hiraelf slighted, hul her
resentment was nol enduring. She rc-doubled
In r: flbrts to please ..' •>. and ere
the yr.r elasped discovered why she
Mn serd wheat should be luwn beftr. valu.ed Ins so'•Drob.itiou. so lu.-shl-v.. S. he being wel,l, sjak, ed, in b, rim, I,me-wat. r or no■ l.o,t.iier :iinv:,. I ami wunnereil what r% f ,,
ley . and rol.l.e.d in pl,a-l,. r, usb. - or Inn.. an . in r. I lie oci asion was an lol ows:
li:;''.—'Ilie season has i.ii'v .1 when
u ■ _:oi..i'l for tins (if. in -I. • ■ i be .•.'.
i. idv. With regard to 'li lime ol sow.
ing it may be r.ii. Iv laid down ■.- a
nil", il, .1 any lunc betw-'i n ihe ". I-nl
I...- or the next month will an-.
mm.,. ,!. , • i.. i, I Mr. Willetor yttir father lake sou m II , .pen ri,al el. ' m.,lin.ii.'r, oi til.or
ul. sfe'
us obsti"
nacy, however, nor .I'd ihn mope or
yawn J formerly before she knew the
nature of her ailment.
I.i dun lime Henry attained his ma-jority,
and l.ecu.e ihe pa.tun of his
form.i ui.i-ti r. Still he had liltlc prop-erty
of his own and did not dare speak'
i-k bun then. of ihe object ncarett his heart, to the
person who could have rendered him ta-sy
:ii mil.'. The i Id man nevi r ^o much
us suspected the s;;iic of his partner's
feelings, i ,:'.a :-i il whj he shiiind the
soi n I) ul all but mercantile men and
?
<f ,
■«? u'e t\\ .i| have a good
rxcuse fir i inning away afterwards—i
am very forward though, for perhaps you
would nut hiivi me at .my rate.'
'Would I not,' cruu Willit, 'heaven
knows I would. You know that I nn not j applnd himself exclusivi ly to business.
..I Bge yt t, and stl up in busipess;—he I Ho talked ai much as ever( about deben-would
laugh at me. I must wail until I I lure*, short and long pieces, hemp and
gel twenty one, for then my fatll. r is to
III.
SW. I,
. id into it. insti i I ol Ihe o ! way f
..■:•■ wil lalun . wi . ; il li u n • it d-
, . i ,i, a. ,1 quite II •
, . ren
gl IVI '!> soil, Bill
1
i r.
• |. ; moll I." lo-
, ve I.' aid II al Mr. li -•!-
.,1 I j ,, . .,,,. i nn.n umcaii d this n It
• i liiakingp -ti lo a book hinder in Cur-
-..; i .'.n 11, London, in 1819, ai d il I hi
\nt found fu m li i.g ixp< ".''« ih t it .-
i \ .a;- the mosl UMIIII W») he em heard
. . — .**>^., -■
I lo ::
(.'i - ■ .'"'■.
or, mil: i il
e or -■ gar ,| rlv(, best on a
make a saving nop on any grountl in
modi r. • I '• ' hi most approved o
pinion is thai it i- not an exhaust ir ol the
Bull, and will ilu :, i. e pro ," r best on
I md wbii h is nol I.- '<
IInw much ui-.lui in :li^ I HoWing
ii: ilk Ol til
.Sue was tick; at leasl she imagined so,
.:.:! h. r I .li :i -. nt for Dr. <i . TI.
good phy-ii ian hsfen. A patiently lo In i
complaints it sleeplessneasi loss of app. -
tit., 4ic. and dee ded she had Ihe vapors
I'You want air enr* exercise,' said he. 'Lei
an
to . imbndge, Uorclii sli r
».dl..mi. e times a week, and 1 will
ii recovery."
'I rani (>o .0 day,' said Mr. Sandborn,
I have too n.ucii business to alt. lid to;
hul 11 nry will go, I know to oblige you.
an . I .are say you had as iicl Invu linn a-mi
.'
•O yei, full as lief, and a great deal ra-
II,
• ■r I
i iwer for
advance me ten thousu.d dollars to btt'n
with. I ran a.-k jour father then with-out
blushing.
•Why not ask him now what will l.e do
when you come of age?' asked M«ry, 'I
tl.inli I should like very much to know.'
'Whal a i .ol I e.'- nci I'l think oi that
b loie,' cried Willel. 'It would l.ave
uul me out of
fa I In r a
:d tlie rest n(
their conversation which related princi-pally
to their future prospects which in
their luiu.g eyes were l,ingcd with the
beautiful tints; "1 Ihe rainbew.
\\ bin tliey reached Mi. Sandbon '-
house ilie old merchant sto id in tlie door
to receive them. II.s features denoted
much vexation,and he was whistling 'O be
easy,1 according lo his custom uli^n i x-ciled.
He had handed Ins dau<;lit(r out
of the chaise without saying a word and
luck. Not that he wa* merely • f II.iw-er
ol Mammon; bin i..i ihtari as open
ns charity, but the habit et' gelling had
income to lurn a pneei. t. in Ihe very spring
of life. Thai he did not undervalue bis.
daughter's happiness will he seen.
On the day Mis? Sandbotn attained
her -utniith year, I met I r father on
change, and man in ver won- sm h a (u«
V. f. /7.-.f. . V.'.'l-am Ni l-on. t!.- il.n.l. and his gillanl -
,.■ ,,, ■ L. ,, thi .i"! from il.i.e lan.b- I I prince, i n Ihi lielus oft rccj
months oid, this season, thirly.tmn and ml on the kings of Franc, i
,'.,. j. urthi fount I I . . belig
,,,. 0l)e lourtl, pounds to each'shcti! a flunking irji.d,
-.I'lti in
.; 'Ihe English dwell Iber,'replied Mary very fiiltocetflty
with rapture on Ih. iropntet ol i'. ward is an excellent driver.'
ilmd, and his gallant son tie black j Henry could have no objection ami be then desired t'enry lo repair without de-liuliis
oi < 'rccj i.iul Poitiers,i acrnrdiiigh drove th* chaise to the door, lay to '.us counting room. The youth
and S otlsn.l, and look Miss Sandborn in. Till Ihcj complied and was busy with Ins ledger
• prisoner* in London. To look leave of the rcugh pavement in Rox-1 when Mr. Sandborn entered still more
:".:..,,:.'■ r. ragemeiit bury neither said any thing, and then the |gloomy than evei
.am long ago. I will ask j dicraus air ol perplexity. He answered
sour lather as soon as we get home.' I me, after the common courtesies, at cross
|i is unnecessary to reccid the of j purposes, and behaved in so singular a
manner, thai I at last asked In.n wbsl wat
the matter. 'Matter,' said he, 'it is a mai-ler
1 cannot understand, bul I will ^IOW
••ai what astonishes mo.' With that he
took out Ins pocketbook, opened it and
extracted a Ictlti which ha .-aid he had
found on his pillow thai morningi I o-pened
it, and. saw ibu fo!lowing woiJs
ni a b nuttlul Italian band:
Deal Father,
I AM Jl'ST SIXTRKN.
MARK S.ANbr.ORN.
'.Now,' s.ud the old man, 'whit do \o\\
think of that.' I asked her tny.elf, but
she sa.d if 1 could not find out the mean.
itjgshccjuld not tell me. That wo all
'. i