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TO GIVE TO AIKlf "N OTIIITSG- A IOCA 1 1UB1TATI0W AND A. SAKE.
PROPRIETORS
AhU PUBLISHERS.
GRKKKSB0ItbU0IlVNl'CV.WEbNESDAYAr OUST 24,1836.
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1 aihi-'T is pu'j.i iiicu wcKiyt ; . ,
i
' 'vllciiber will le rccfi'tved for a fluvter jear i, which he had done cverv thint;
i(,.'4thapljt n. mU- ; H.:d "rders f-r ,l'eiwhk4t4ntelli4'!icc Riid iud.istrv could do
nrast fec sct.:Himiit a witb tn caa -. . T ... ,
! Sbm the SftL to securp 8,lcce' ,, J,1 V"11 0,ltf Pr0f-
i i'.'.'i M' tociider a lc mimunicc within the i!. hut with actUHl dlltUOution ofcapj-
..t'.r, will Je coi.m l rol :t few enpscm.-nt ;
:;:,;:;!';'.;:: ",v"" a"
;irl,;m':.-,rJ, i!o e:r,t(VHicca;UtanlintScf
,,(,' matter, wiil l: i.outiv nist
r'cl rAnr
for we d'Alur ; t'wcuiy five --ii
tui ii tuccetdmg publ'CH'l.M those it
n-i.itt-r I. mil it hc Si.mf.!'.!)rttn.
1.1 l l- liS to the KtUtors'tni'ist hv . post : io,
blL.Kjt5.ULTU II K.
fiance r, CimndertJ a nlk Cwihb e;4rlh!y p,,,,,, but on the ar-
romttTy,yti she not ferow nlwc.entnce (ht t and beneficent Ik-iH-tnf
lt r own manufacture, and it i, said, wh) h tlechrrf htX wh.le the earlh en--nnnuaMyjnvorts
ruh silk to the amount rf d,h V -thne anJ harV06l s!mll not
(,fyaea,coo. -. - - cc i,e'
tiiirland, ow:n to the humidity ol cr
rlin.ate, cannot raise uib ui. "'"
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!.: ind for. her numerous ir-ai-ulactures
i annually to iirj'ort th new run-
"f(n'u trom other coimtne o anir.ui.i
U about S 17,000,000. It is -f.'ed thr.t
tve import annually of Haw t.) the
amount of about 10,000, ai-l of the
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ffiBntuatiureo over svxuin inim-m.
UnU'9'nhe Uni fai States pu-n mi- ei
Jure cf'&te Mulbtmj trttuC ia sin" of
focoons eJoml any thing now in p. ra-
tior, many long years must mtcivme, he-
"
ore we can t upjdy lhe demand ol om own
maikcts. Ii l.htiting as we do ore ol
the best climates it the world for mar.u-,
turmgsilkof the le?tjuahyvrnfrlvad of,
lyv&jtnymtnnc to
other nations Tor raw maieriats, we oi
to (xoort 2 or 3 linies that ameairt.
rXto: V is'fardb
rnd our ftportu ff lifa4,i1 -wty. trahqnding manure..- .
. ,is ? Otily beca'e. we do pt duly - .Your Sheep should nowewritriareJ your
appreciate and improve the n i'iijc attention, it beirii; the. period of l!ie y eat
hate. Let our iidcihgcnt farmt i"bc c-on-- when tb.U dectiuclive insect or fly Ivrmf
;vircediat the t-itk 1mi4ib i pi h:;:bii , (ntn or;'.?, lays the foundation of its fu
i,l;d then vve can h-.pc that evnv est niim t,,ru mUchiC-- A iwtle - pre vent ii" car
v il be made to ( nd.liie cni'lvatton of pracMse.d now' may save you mmy v;Iua
the mu!bfcrry;u.t! i. i ini; i.i cor. orTJfe ' bit: lives among your flxl:, wheieas if yon
It is a rr.alt r c I' ur.-t; th:'T uny one-neglect '.he pre-en! occasion all yoijr cum
lould view tla mi! j' it v.- a vd project,
Zjuid" aa'y ,:.,.lh.a,t . '! lKu' u ,ln:'-v . v?." ?H...ihe.,ren,.e-dy i simpiev-Aud-.yoa should
jcvfcosiiii a for a few )tv:s, if t.-ur.d lucra- not omit it! Place in a box under covef
lave, wary -.,' w il! ei ."' n- it, ai d withtn reach of your sheep a srn.i'.l qtiari
t'lut und unit Ihe i ;u!at. W w ih t! e (ity of tar, uax with it, an erp tl portion
MitjiCt could be so i wmMu'. t i.vr fel- nf'salt tp this they wili daily resort, and
'o citizens, as to ir. pit.-s thu;- , ,.t!s the while in search ot the ?a'.t will sor'rch
irr'-i iaece id exui ni; the r
the broad scale el f.u r nrtiea
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timet than any ugricultuial
Vf pursued.
c. fit r
Lut it doubts ;tnd fears shall r rr,nn,We! ds in your hlds, as' this n the season
ve only ask the'aFTo 'conursence the c'u!-when '.they 'ars:.motty in ilawcr, ct them
turc or ihelnul berry en a limited tt a!e dovn near the ground, and you will find
for a few years, not to intcifce with ?.i y next year that they wiil be much fewei
.t'lfei agiicultural pursuit. Let thetxpe- m number. A few annual attacks cf thU
rur.eiit be made upon some of our almost
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h-.tr. i, int ucrircK nnriions oi noor. div.
1 1 I I V II Ultv. aa.a.- j-vaaaa-a.fc " ? J ' V I ' 1 " " y' - - .
tlony and gravelly t-oil. he quality of your produce.
It may he asktd, if the silk business can Your -cheat lands should now command
te made more profitable than 'almost any your prompt attention, whether you com
other crop, why not lake the best and rich- templated sowing on your corn ground or
e& Jand clover lay 01 grass-sward : lb al-
VilTh land" 'U nof thi bVf forte' hinxt :? ifrffiigtv we would not recommend wry
yhtlbeirtf! aiiii it - wnuld- bt iesirftl!e o early: sovvin,-still .we do most- cordially
fve--eyery atclt:vofyt(yxi;asXyjiiry,-uiu,pa4iiiotish jou to be beforehand m y our
dtvpted to some list ml ouipose
XVles.l is surprising that the Inr-
ni ,s of this neighborhood do not turn
Xdes.h is tmipiising that the far
Tuoie uf'lhciPttWMh--raistngot.
mules, for the use ct iheir larms ; i ney j wheat should not be raised more man two
ate.very eraice hereabouts,' and we can j yeftr3 on the same farm in succession,
lait accouat lor it in any other way, than j srf(i wheat should be sown befcre
that their value is not propcrjy apprecia j being well sjaked in brine, liuie-water or
led;-They are more profitable stock lo.iey,and rolled in plaster, ashes or lime,
laisc than horses ; tl.ty will live on straw,. Rye. The season has arrived when
and ttnbbles, 4 browse, and always com-' (ht-ground for this grain should be got
k aird a hai.d.-orre price; they are r.ot h-. re-dy. With regard to the time ol sow
idile to the train of diseases which visit n x may be safely l,ird dowri as a
' l.ciHficsh. i hey also Use iwiee as long.
Sclcm - Chronicle.
Taste made by puiting acetate or s.ugar thmes best on a gravelly soil, and will
rt h ad into it, instead of the o'd way ol n,;,e a saving crop on any ground in
r ixtng it with alum, keeps it fiom mould-moderate heart. The most approved o
! clear, and quite moist for month to- pinion is that it is not an exhauster of the
: thcr. t have heard inai nir. ''g -
kia ,of Hait-um, communcatcd this niooe
"'A making paste to a book binder in Cur-
sittr street, London, in 1819, and that hej
J,J8 found fiom long.cxperiti.ee that it is
by far the most useful wa he ever-heard
f j- , J
Wercet.Mr.--WiMiamv.Kclson7ttfe tlnjd, and his gaiianion -aiw uiwk
bl Amhentf iKrefrbib the fields ofCrecy and Poitiers,
bihsBdiis scssorvJAir
thru-fourth pound? f good uotd bcirg
Lllie allU U1IC ivui ! j.yuMa yvyw "
" ' . ' .-w-M-v . '"-;i-"- ---;-'-y--";.-'- '..' rf.i-;--i"-"v, ---..;;S-a;vv..-f, v
Ind'Pzndencc of the Farmrr.-Themev-
chant or m.nuhcturcr .nay be robbed of
live rewari ol his labor, by thecnanucs
tiZe;hVecarofthe foreign or dorcestic market entirely
bvnd hi- control, and may wind up a
t,,j; p,,. stron ar-n of nnchatiic industry )
- - rral)zeJb ,,ros-
trainui of those intif.iclunng or co.nmer-
ri;, iiitiirfts to who,e cxi-tence it so es
soiltially coiitnbutiis, and on whom in
turn it so essentially dotH-nd. Hut whit
Ins the ihdiislno'j and inltllient (arnit r
to f3rT Mia 'Capital is jnyestt-d in the
slid-jroifid;.he draws on a fund - which
from lime immemorial lias never failed t-
honor aU j ist demands; his profrs mny
be dimintVned indeed; but HeVf-r-wholly
'suspended; his ncces depends on no
.
r, p m p:r f W :C LVKi AlIfnT'-Vr.
Extracted hoai the F.u intr and (iardener. j
i-i the early 'rt 01 m iuu it- s..v-
ini; of a full ripply Q turnip fee I Mmhl
be attend-d !, lad s-Jy for the tauic bui
al?o .r stoek.
II I. r,f In tn-,r rrtr.l'.
11 )u imvc g" -"v k--- i
your tiec tin n.oiini ; it you hive unmT
wood in a field lhal.)ou d ki.ie for cuiti-
vation n xt sea-o'i,
cutd iW.i the bu hes
"..i.i till
itnmedt-te!y d yrdie the ttw,K ai-u. ;
J ice and hn-he. iiiuj served a. ti.! ,
SOn ot the year tami us ciiinci.i(ow.rt(,..ift at ( ( f;t.(Vir rxriT, c.scd
ing than when done at any other, antthe yu.-iiH.ss to enter Mr. Sandrn's countmi;
foots it is stated will -the ooner rot, ajid room in order to be trjitiated into tlx,:
ctTer less resistancewheti you come t;,isterief of trade. l.Pc rliVp? -fiVwcu'IiT
U;. ' taTher hav'e (Hi.eh onei of thy liberal i proi
II you would he wise, you snou.u oc-,
.yu-uciiiudsaii.
ifat skill in future may be exerted in v.ti;:.
defy t!ie
attack of the
tuoved so u.i-
in?ivnoiis msec, t!it 'i as
,A.:irti a ( estrour ol Hit; race.
i
1; you have thistles or other nexiou
kind, will rid y our estate of most of these
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noet. twivn h m :iniinv vou anddftpriorat.
preparation.
In the selection of your seed yon can
not be too particular, hd it seems as a
!wel tBtabl.!l.ed- principle in 'he economy
0f this grain as any other, that the same
, rjCt that any time between the mid-
die ol tlns or the next month wiil an.
swer, or, indeed, even much later. It
tsuil, and will iheretor prosper oest on
lallti which is not ricA.
. -ttSSXSS
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, How,much wisdom in lh J1"
remark of.Giobon.' he English dwell
with rapture on the IrbpTlleB pt, Ld ward
at trH-'saroe;timepN9er? m
I 3 t y i.
l0, me woo en mai. iHuur ,8 .
V0 ? ' Uie8C barrf" laurek-Afl-
lil l SC K L JVA3i Y.
F ROM THE AMATKUR.
1 AM IUsT .SIX I KEN.
'Heigh ho,1 yawned Mary Sandborn
, ,. . . , ,l
b ttu i :
ve mc a new (rei
as she took
wonder what ails me I
not fick, and father
gave'tne a new dres tins morning; yel l
want somethinsr, I wi?h I kr.ew what il
wa
iYrh,ip Henry could till me, I'jI
aak him to noirow mornini'.
Miry went to bed and tossed and tum
bled and te.lt no butler. In' the morning
her eyes locked .is if they were bound ii.
led A rret , and s-he complained of a head
arhe. N verthele her moihrr (die red
!i';r a cup of slion rallre, a)ing it1 was
fiod for that disease, she replied, I
thank you ma, help Henry first if you
oleaso.'
Mr. Smdborrt, ?rliry's father was a
TKjYchp.nt. Me had a store oiv India or
L )n Wharf, oini (.ri!t in canvaX, heirp,
r..vei
du( k an A o'Jier .articles o5 liuii.iit
io-ds. lie was at) honest man mi J a ood
..t!i r. hut took l.ltle le ed of any thin. J
h(i( (!(e lclaho,ltl 0ptra(j4. M,d
.1.. ...
j ,., j ,,,, o (he ruir;,(t. () . day In,
j i,,,,.,,,. aK-(. j i,,m no.v Iiked ll-tn v
f'.Tii'.-t's :-tu v. i v- v d!, he rei.'.u!
. . . ..
ine i i
i,m i -liotii. like !,k pant .looi. heller it
- . r
UVury Witlel w.s the son of Ins iur-
! nwHiiitiihint at S I i r I rtr nt.i 1 -n
, ,.T ?c(t:tt r.irW chihltrvvd'to I'oMonior
l!u,. ,(J,,( j- 0-f- (l,,r f( 10o,. ():)
eavii'''
a wd-
f , :ons t,r.rK WK3 . "omethins under
iHUMrdi-tiV roof1tiijUoa.dft
unwilling fo. 4c.nve. it." So he rcinaiiLed
nere ttitit i.ts '-Uth vear tiad c
'ill o,
liairn
with the j i t c l et set in;: I
. iin'ed in -.:!i.)jy let!
rs afir-r
Mr
'Tiw!bor:i
nKthf ex juration of his minor-
l!is p tiittijttvl ' nrrc :day 'd-Thrr d " tha'Tn
ie loveii
i
1 .-iii'v a well
lo'V
as it !h!
were h:
-on
'Ah,' eai-1
an, 'I wish he were ;
your-son.
And vi-.v so,' s;;iJ hrt father.
'Because' iepiifcd Maryx.witii asniile
nf bewi.chio.1: naivctie, "he Would then be
my bfu'.ju'r.'
Henry d;d not wish anv ?U(h thing
Vet he loved her with no i-Pit eijnn 'Ijevond
;hat of a hrn!h
r .and w r.'.d haw toM,..her
had I;
e c
re.l. In ai'Oliicr ear, tho'l
c; to hrn:sfH if mv fathei rrakes the jhK
vaiii.es I hive a right to expert, and if I
continue to give Mr. Sandborn sahfac
tiou, 1 bha.l Wcome his partner and of
course his equal. M.ary wiil only be six
ecu then, and it would be unfair to en
gg' her afl'eCMons now before she has a
"V ' T T
..i c J . u c
vjHUI rlLLr. 1 . iil Will HUOil UC U CI SHI;
. H '
will like me as well-as 6he docs now.
This forbearance was very honorable
on his part no doubt, but it led to a course
of conduct very htte pleasing to Miss San
born. Henry waited on her to church
and looked out the exercise of the day
for her, hut she had little of his company
elsewhere. II she asked him .to attend
her to the theatre orjin'y of the fashionable
resorts of the gay, he was sure to be en
,ffu " , :s ' r , . I ,
,ui bflieved herself slighted, bat he
gaged in business. Mary was grieved 'at
.rcaeutmcutjyaaA'i)0.t enduring., . She Re
doubled her euorts to please inoi, and ere
the year elasped discovered why she
valued his approbation, so highly. She
no longer yawned and wondered what
ailed her. The occasion was as follows:
She was sick; at least she imagined so,
and her father sent for Dr. G . The
good phyMcian lisTened patiently to her
complaints of sleeplessness, loss of appt-
tite, &c. and decided she had the vapors.
You want air anr" exercise,' said he. Let
Mr. Willet or y Mir father take you in an
open chaise to Cambridge, or Dorchester
or l)t dharn tb.ee times a week, and I will
answer for ,yojr recovery ; ,
I cant go vO day,' said Mr.) Sandborn,
I have too much business to attend to;
but Henry will go, I know to oblige you,
and I dare say you had as lief have him as
me.' . , '. ' .; ' . -. '
'0 yes full as lief, and a great deal ra
ther,' replied Mary very innocently 'He
is an excellent driver 1
ilenryvcould.jiave no ohjection and he
a ccordiogl vdrQye the chaise to the door,
and took Miss :';Sacd.odrh in.". Till 7
tbok leave f tEe rciigh"pavmeH
ouryH-uQer saio any ining;; a.na tnca me
converpation waa carried on in imonosyla
hle, for Mr. Willet, poor fellow, was af
flicled with bajhfulnessAt last, how
ever, matters took" a moie.fively turn.
'How treen the grassls, said the lady,
Tor want ol something oetter. T-f ;
'Very creen indeed It always is in the!
rela?pcd into silence. - I
'What birds are those sitting on the rail ;
yonder said Mary, after a pause of some '
minutes.
l be'ievc they are turtle doves replied
the youth. In fact thf y we re. crows, but j
the interlorufors were boih cily bred, and
if they fa!! into a miatafee'they may he par-
doncd for ignorance of Natural History,
Tlio hljlr in tlwi' itfm n c.l !
them for a topic.
YhatT are those the, birds th it love
ono another so well?' rtjdined the youn
lady.
Ye3 paid Mr. Willet; 'the very parr.e,
and it is said that whenever one of "the
pair is killed the other pines away and dies
of uriel.'
i- M m Mire I don t wonder at it,7 exciaim.
I'd iVli-s Sandborn, her eyes at the same
time filling with tears. '1 am sure I should
I pine away and die too in tuch- a case,
:h.uld you not Henry 7' As shn spoke
ini'Ko unriU hpr pvrli r oj'd
. a i - I f
and-her
i I . . . I ... .1 i I . M A V. il,.". . I-. .. I '
j - -- - - .
uenu men ncu inwai u? i . ? mwui-i
I
road before him. At last Mary raised
ed her lu ad wiih Mbis is a vm h,ru mad:
t- it not Mr. WfWet;'
T'. is j a?t 45 mvlt s before it comes to
the sea,' he ana were d. 'I have travelled
often on the '.way to fvew York. It pas
ses thronglv ProvideuceV ...
Providence ?' said Miss Sandborn, mu
dDw'Jw'i -Jit ....aoy.hjjrg.pcopl.rftaw.ay.lLQ,
s'et married?' x-
.. ...... .... "
I have heard so and believe it is true'
itiswered her lover.
'If 'we were to run to Providence now
ii'd u f married 1 wonder what folks
- m. - ld r:y ,'p jmedM:irv, 'it- would be a
'fine joke would it not limry?'
'1 thouhl not c.ar( p.nrh what- nnv but
) nar parrr.ts might say,' replied Mr. WiU
let. . 'lie would call oe a di.-honora He
windier who .absconded with the prep -r-ty
entrusted to him. Tut he will have no
reason io no angry v.n;i me zor i wouni i
not ask you to do so hr ad the money in
the wca.d, and .( I thouul you would not
-oi-uat.
'Ah, Herry," aio ;hc young lady, 'there
is no known....; what I might- do.' lit re
hei hetd did;-., icd again. l)o you think
it -would be-very wrong then ? Would
my father be very -sngry ?
Indeed he would' ropliedWil'of. 'In
the first place 1 have not asked you of him
-he has not refused, and therefore he
would -havcV right to complain. Pcsides
y ou are so very young that he would have
reason to say that I led you away."
'Indeed,' rejoined, Miss" Sandborn, 'I
would tell him that Ixycnf away of m
own accord without btitig led by any bo
dy. Put why do'nt you ask .him then
and if he refuses . we. shall have a. good
excuse for running away
wards I
am very forward though, for perhaps you
viould not have 'me. at any rale.f x
"'Would I not,' cried" W illef, 'heaven
know'6 I would. You know that I am nbt
f . i -J ... : 1 :
"i age yei, anu bei up 111 uusiicsf: lie
would laugh at me. 1 must wait until I
get twenty one, for then rhy father is to
advance me ten thousand dollars to begin
with. I can ask your fatherthen "with
out blushing. " ;
? 'Why not ask him now what will he do
hwtben you come of age?' asked jMary, I
think I should like very much to know.
What a fool I wnsnct to think ol -that
before,' .erred Wi'.iet. 4It would' hare
put me out of pain long ago. I. will ask
your father as soon as ve get home.'
It is unnecessary to reccid the Test of
their conversationwhich related . princi
pally to their futureprospects wlrtch in
their young eyes were tinged with the
beautiful lints of the rainbow. - '
When they reached Mr. Sandborn's
house the old merchant stood in the door
to receive them His features denoted 1
much vexation.and he was whistiingO be
easy,' according to his custom when ex
cited. He, badjhanded h' daughter out
of the Chaise without saving a word and
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then desired Henry to repairwkhout de-i
lay L tcTiis cbunting rootp. -The youth"
Complied : any was, busy with hia, Icdfeet
whetrlf. Sandborn entered "sUIL mote
gloomy tnan ever.
dir. The question en.', trraed hiotfOl 'th' w is i, said the Otiltnin. -Uf he
her posture and he h dilated : s he rt- j now the poorrs', and ybu are riht in
pin d t btheve hearts s.rc not bn kt n so! thinking he 1k.s become so by the visita
( ;i;i!v.' i tioa'of Cxi. His st-ims were all swept
Then followed another Ions paue, duJ away by the ririug of the Neva, and Jj&
rin' which llenrv'a v cs w re lived on 'the! property is now" a cypher. You know-'
after
' -r. :' r- fe - !; -r-Je -- idi-
T'
What isljhe matter, my, (leaf ip id I
the youth (hs Nautjlu becii.-cast a- ' ; ; 1
way ofi h'.r p-impcl' -j v-v t
'I shbufd not care If slis wa. 4 replied ' '. . I
the -mercjiantf for she vas iiure d, for , r
twice neraiue dji murn,, uf nry ,ior jnsr
a close mou;h catches no ilie.. Il i a "
r.
has arrived . while you wcre'aw;iy ildihg, ''..; j
and is novT lying at Uainlord?. Inland. 1
SIW ha9 brought bad lewa fohiis"toffimy;7 V"-"
boy. : -- Htt
'Vell sir, let1 me know.il tlfcr), Viid.. - I
Willet. You must 1 think tn vftjclleri
Ceo m my .ather for you and my-elf tqt.'
4There is. oa' letter (bryou my son, tromv j
your father, or for rhe either,' replied tfie"" M- "- - f
old ,n'in. but I have heard bad news from -,"
tha i me.' ' lias '". 1 , 4
'Let. meknbwthieo
sir. at once cried the y outh.
You will know it,too son, 'and "as it is "v'
I bateto be the 6ng to tell )ourej oir.ed '
Mr.S.dborn. 'r-;--f---.
l he fticl is tlenrytliat youf3 father
has failed and l is unable i to'pay fourpehce
half" p'niiy'oiihe'dolJ -
'And how sfr did this happen ?askcd . 1
the young man. Vlt must liavfe Seen by
some visitation of rrovidence, lor. fnyi( fa
thcr whs the richestnercha it in Peters-
hiir'i 'irrnrfinu Trt 1 ai I vires
hela'
ny. .iv.i .iui.ij, ...v- v j. .v....
. . .... ... -w- a - S
he never let .his money be idle, andjuit
then he. had invested it all ih Merchan-
diz:. He had not enough left Jto pay me ;'. -
alone a nd I fclialj be .the least loser imon' ' -v,
'u rrfdilnra. fl h( arpr-Ait JtuR'lAiia haf ' ; '
My God I, WhvH'iheJ3gf,.tbl IK? .
asked llenery imjil'oiiogly.'-;.- t
Do exclaimed the1 : oldt nan. "'leV '' '-
musilJip..agau,:and.hl1tid9neaa--j
do it; If i lose by htm now- thavenin
ed by him before and do uotyoa .ake
it to heori- my-iad.'-is.-
Thisncws put JicDrysi'nieEded"ro
fosaladqt -of hisMadieDtirely; ''ftetdidnot
dare to- think tbecpme.a- menrioert of
Sindborp's'family at lest for a while, but
he resolved to redouble hii diligence and
gain that" standing.' y iTSwn iijid'ast ry
which he had expec ted to jpbtain.hy.his
lather' aid. lie now slwihited Miss band-- - f ? - .
born as much as possible, having first-
,.,,. u. 4k ,1ri,,u tu9t tu ..-i, ,;.
r4,r,cflo w,5 undiminished, he dared not.
().r o ... fa heiregs. She
did not see the propriety of his scruples,
for she had read a ,great mahC novels,
and admired the idea orlove in a cottage?
She looked on riches as young men often ,
and young women always do, as of very''
little importance, and wondered that Hebv;
ry did not see matfers as she did. Sb . .
did not despair of overcoming hia obsti- I
nacy, however, nor dnr sl; mope -or
yawn as formerly before she knew the T f
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nature or ner aiimeni.
In due lime Henry attained 1 1 13 ma
jority , and became the . partner ' ofhli'!.
lormer master, sun ne nau nine prop- -1 '
erty. of his own ..and did not dare speak' U! ' M
of. the objekt 'leaTi;8thi.JletrtJlO'lb aj' 7 ' '
P?!l..?!'-flJv-!tV..cF him ea-.t ,.
sy at oncd. le'oid man
as suspected the ;tatc of his partner's i
feeli 1 1 gs, ; nor; g Otiose d vrYy" lie 3 u ri etf the
society ol all but mercantile men and ' ;
applied himself exclusively to business,
je talked as much as ever about deben
tures, short and long pieces, hemp and
ducki Not that he wa irtrety a follow
er dPJammon ; but had a heart as open
as charity, but the habi of getting had
necome 10 mm a passion in tne very spring
of life. ThaKabe did not undervalue his
daughter's happiness will be seen. -W r
Orv the day M( Sandborn attained! V.,'
her sixteenth year, lmet her father on
chanize. and man ntvekwnro enrh lnJ
dicrous air of perplexity .lle answered
me, after the common courtesies, at cross V
purposes, and behaved in so singular a
marmer, that I at last aiked him what was' i
the, matter. 'Matter,' said he, 'it is a mat-'u.
terI cannot understand, but I will show
you what astonis'hes uie.'v .With that he .
look out his pocketbookj opened it and
extracted a letter which ha said he had,,
found or his pillow that moningW l 6"
pened it, and saw iho folio wirigivprJs '
m a beautiful Italian bifid: ''
. ' pear Fa Uier"' ;
t " . JU ARY tS A Nl ) ROR ft -
;Now,' said the old roan, whft do you
4;Mfed herJajteldiuC"?
she .said if I could Jiot find but ths rnn. '
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