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Js . ...... - .1 " lX ' S Vi-J1"' v' ; '" ' ' ? - "V Ours arethe plans of fair,lelightfu peace, U: t ; -VN '.7V' , .',.V,-,'1w'r?;-i ''V.:;;1": ; Unwarp'dbypart5rraget61iveUlce.hrotheri;? ; s 11 - f V loiiAav October. 4?,? i, iubTisbe everyMbKni'r and TmxK8DAlr by it Fivi Dollars net annum halt in advance. : i'iftftfrtf iirtteh Hnes,nti)v inserted 3 l-Jireedioe nubiicatibni those 6t jrreaV 'teneth m the ;same ;pron6i JfHsh rU' Sports, biiu y viic uic V'MC i ' -i' : .LiL nil rAnnN CnrrVioVi 4 LOST AND WON HivM$i orV Kiissell'Mitford, I Doh!t:dear Lett'yeM Paul Hot. ton! hayr tit thr:KUodhay Eleven thi IliVzplbv lEleven for the first time n the Vnemorjr orman ? and is it not -tri Tour fauUr An'svKen me , that, -,ri Did nnt you insist on tlikinw James -mrt..V'nlacV "'when he sot that little thoush JHUieS the last; that poor fellow.; inaintaineiVto he could ' piny better with v4ne le than you with tw Did not you insist nn -WKiiijE- p?or jame ; r aVu ydiil VV ?tf!;f IP .VJft tii ijjs ? And(did not y tu .jmtss. thrpe catch eji-Ithree; fair -cat cIS'-.Mr. :PaulUUon ! yfifhi not-youUwice '-have caught 5 ou John Briwri, whc; all the world knows, bits up ? Anddid vOftt avbajl from .the ecre of Tom Taylor's bat cWie'into your hlolutel? into' 5W lui' tl and (tid vt yu let her gn ?Aid'did notToiir 'Dvlor aTte'r tKaft get forty .fiv e runs, in ' ' Paul HoltOa Wa4 a Well lonkln nnil WpII iVaiPtv w mn. hiif itWaa rdntiippfl! hvl .v,vw jruuu- larmer, just feiurnetriroro I womanly sweetness r: sweetness anu -p-;Tr'"i "H,iciii oi.iu nuw.wu.uie isioo oi.mai ioveiy lace, lovelier,- iar iuve- . '?r v-r ; jrm ann a wiie, room, or Mier.Mhan ever. " So annarentl? rtnousnt rjh "e thouhl;hehad nurid at Hazelby. Paul Holton, fof he gazed and gazed wi(h 'lJt nw n"1 on theMouble errand niswhole souljn Kls eyes in compieteob. ?JS,MP2 sbmejdistaot relationsaniiyt- Jivion: of cricket andVcrickeiers and the fallen. intohi9 possession, As Jowner, of selft blushed and ;bwed; and advanced a these houes all situate in the t"wn, lie few steps, as if to address her, j but timid !jj"V??"f''.rJSnt to join the Hazel by aridj irresolute, he i; turned away -without v " 7 'v. M,uutcu o avau nimseii or speaKing, oineti ine. pariy wno naa now the privilege byth'e hope of winning; favour assembled round thje wickets, the umpires in -the .ejjres of ; thev ungrateful .faV one, called Playi" and I lie game began. . ,. ' " ," ' v' cr, as wpii) as 11 vr twisi w uuuony gaineit me loss anu weni sparkling beauty, had delighted his fancy, in, and all eyes were fixeS on th$ Sussex and apparently won his .heart, until her bowler. rude attack on his play, armed all the van- Thef ball was placed in his hands S and ft S M F I . A M V - I? . ' A . t . ' t ijr. 01 maw agiinsi ner attractions. L." msrantiy tne wtcket was down, anu ine is more -intimately connected with self- striker out no other thin Tom Tavfor, lovethan' people are willing to imagine; I the boat of his. parish, .hd the b?st bats and Paul Holtoii's had been thoroughly I en in the coun'.v. Accident mere ac- mortified. Besides, if his fair mistress's cident!" of course cr'nnl,EastrVViodhay ; character wns some hat too impetuous, but another and another followed; few his was greatly over-firm. So he said to himself, I he girl t a pretty girl but fir '00 much of a shrew for my taming. I am no Pejruchio to master this Catherine. I come to wive it happily in Padua ; and let her father be as rich as he may, I'll hone of her." And, mist iking anger for indifference no uncommon delusion in h love quarrel off" he started within the ! Again-aUyes werVfi anci t :d Ukeljtdl got neither Solace fiorsatisfactlon frae hiciil cricketer, and at. first he seeme ' :"'. ;-.-,,. W Yi ,"J-V.- '. . --.'J- .- , J, best wicWets being. f!own,the. 'Hizcbly ito the widow's ifj too hae , made sup-.) t players summoped him to go lh ' J kneiy licatfofa'iatercfssersf weel kent pow-& nothingt)f 4hi:;!? 7$:ri-te er andfawwiVour honWabr Iords of the mostsnrialicious of his lad versrtes by but gvt still Jess frae him. ' Inshort, ' a?8 ! 1 V?A . batting as badly as helfibowledwejli. piyed vanity and vexation o'speerit. ;Be- 1 .1 He had-hojf caught ight0fhe ball f jjiis fjre I andlmy'Lairn gae fonhthe sporfc hits were weak,v his defence insecure. VnU of the winds of heaven. I' nbo" da what'f V his mates began to tremble and his oppo-jsul iae dune at the 6uf6etlfapply for, nents to crow. Every hit seemed vlikel vl remeid ia th &rfinl Gntdnri hi lo be the last ; ; he missed a leg ball of Ned f This mosr judicious and tMching appeal? Smith's, was all buY. cafigKt out.bjr'-5:$ato '. produjeed anelectrical efleci on' ihe nobl? Newton : and F,st Wood hay triumphed., persons to whom it was made."The widow- uaniug, wikui a euuucu i auu jjtrr sons uuiaiiiGii a long lease ut .u :-rf.n w' gumpse nrxieuy waicning nun wim tnani- excellent farm, on'a rent merely pominai fest anxiety, recalled her champion's wan- and it is believed .that heV descendants enV '':f dering thoughts. Gathering himself up, he joy it t this very day., )' r J stootl before the wicket another man': V :i r - -3 1 V. knoeked th- bnll hither and thither, t(i the FRANKliN'S NOTION GF TEMPERANCE. turnpike, the coppice, the pond; got three,! t r? : - iiiiii . mi viv sii u i 7 nuiimn inn ui 10 i ' I cuid stand against the fatal bowling, and tt ne cnuld get notches. A panic seized he whole side. And then, as losers will, hey begao to ext-Iaim against the system cill-d it .i toss,.a ihrow, a trick, injthing but bowling, any thing but cricket ; rail tl at it as destroying ihe grace of the at ti ude, and the balance of the gme j pro lested tgninst being considered as beaten anu nve at a nil ; Dattled the slow 14 Tk. rH.w: r' uj uc owler J imes Smith and the fast bowlerlrk t?..i: ui- r.' ! ...tj Vv.j t 'r i ..ne' e , 4 1 l r i aiiMifi w if ncii uy uimsj'ii, will servo ;y,"s y - - - - r.v. &"h u.v uvi. uiriiiiicxuu 1 1 1 . .11... . . a. l. a ' 7 m z m .. . a 1 ' a - t- 1 ui 1 1 1 uk 1 m t Miimt in mp nnptiinni in fi n . od out all the rest of ica at this time under diusionHea$1 own side hour, thinking so very -much of punishing ty such jugglery, and fioally appealed to the s-iucy beauty, that he enfirlv forgot !he umpires as to toe fairness ot the play- ne possioiui)' or some or the puin laningi ie umpires, men or conscience, anu oiu irtat'ssme'lnninss --'and ' iherebwin,' the same ? That man should 'pretend to r v ' ' 1 .1 : .1.1- 4. ' U..I.I w. tw at rriricen SOU' not ue..auir"iu ipihi the ball 'when he has herdrHhis hands ! Oh, if I h.d been there!?' -Yu?-iiWhviLettv nmi't Let t v meV snI-Doa't tal k to inpUlam jroinl home!V , V With all my, heart i Miss T.etitia Dale! I have the honor. Vnadam tj; wiTi you a Wood evening." And eachturned away at a smart space, anu iii iiur wnu wajd and theYVther 'eastward home, rv 'i'hwhlWver'like parting occurred o? IlaielbvDownoue nue afternoon in tin Whitsuii wcVkrbvtween a couple -whom all Hazeiby had, for at least a month be- fovers Lett Dle, the nretfv daughter of the. jolly old Janner and Paul Hol toil, a rich young yeuman, on ji visit fn the place, Letty's angry speech will Sufficiently explain their mutual pro vocation 'HlihouMi to enter full v into her h?r feelings, one must be burn in a cricket log parish, and sprung of a cricketing fam ily and be accustomed to.' rest -.that very 'Untertaio and . arbitrary standard, the point of honor," on beating our rival and next neighbors in the annual match for juxta-position'is a great sharpener of rjval rv:i a- !)r- Johnson lenevv. when, to nlease the inhabitants of ) Plytnotith, he abued the!good folks who lived at Deck's ; morn foverv one must be also a quick, zealous tiot headed, waftn-heartefl girl, lijce Leity, ?aybeauty and an heiress,' cjuife unustd '.to irlisippoihtment, and cot a. little iriTloye, and then we. -shall not wonder, in thefirst to his own, share. The first tidings that Letty heard the neXt.moriin were, that Mr. PhuI Holton liaddepafted .over night, having awthoriiz- d his cousin to let his housesand to de cline; the large farm, for which, he was in realv the next intelligence informed tiat he tMos settled iu Sustx ; and then its relations let' H.i.elbv and poor Let- jy hearr,no more. Poor Letty! Even in rri. keters, hummed and h;twed, sea-sawed; quoted contending precedents and jostling authorities ; looked grave and wise, whilst even their little sticks of office seemed, vi brating in puzzled imiwr ance- Never werejmlges more sorely perplexed. A lint they did, as the sages of-the bench otte.n 00 in such cases reserve the point of law, and derired them to ' play out the plav. Accordingly the match was re a common-parting for a common journey turned, only twenty-seven notches being she who stays behind is the object of pity, br ihe Kast-Woodhiiyians in their how mucn more so when he goes goes. never,to return, and carries -with him the fond affection, the treasured h tpes of a young unpracticed heart : A nrt crp n f ii7ilie 1 rvn cr ciiK.lu rt Subdued and cherished long !' Poor, poor Letty ! Three years p;issed, and brought much of change to our country maiden and to her fortune. Her father, the jolly old tanner, a kind, frank, thoughtless man, as the cognoien would almost imply., on who did not think there were such things as wickedness and inji'a'i.'ude under the sun, b- cMioe bound for a friend to a gre.t amount ; the friend proved a villain, and the j dly anoer was ruined. He and his daughter no lived in n small cottage near their former house ; and at the point ot Itime at which 1 have chosen to resume my story, the old man was endeavouring to persuade Letty, who h id never attended a cricket match since the one she had so niucljt, cause '.to remember, to accompany him thnext dav, (Whit-Tuesday) to. see thellazelby K I even again to encounter their :ncient antagonists, t!e men of East- Wwlhay. fray cme, Lieuy," s.iki tne ronn ia-i th'BT, ii can't o without you ; I have no ptertvure-any where wiilpout my Letty ; & I wantvto see this match, for lsa;tc Hunt can't play on account of the death of his uio'her, and they tell me the Eist-Wood-hav meh have" consented t our taking n atudhe mate who practices the new Sus sex b iwlins I want to see that new fan- led mode. I)o come Lett y i And with of Sussex, bat ; stood so handled the adverse par'yl ', tua "Ji.M .:fl.W vim whtn they went in, that the match wa$ in London -yM inst with six and thirty ! ' 11; v 1 K st his mates were discussirW their U""l"V" ln.V pJMi n it.. u i .u D'HJi .y exercise, lo wnicrr l hao been ac-JH' L . Paul Holton ag .in approached the 1 t.ifJA..--. ' t.x. . iuL - jiAH& Jl ini niuiuiti. anu mis vuiic snr uiu Won at a single inning runs to spare VVhil victory .the not run away : Lett v. dear Lettv." said ite, three years mo-o I lost the cricket loatchi; and you were anxy and ! was a bof. But Letty, dear Letter this match is won ; and it you could but know how deeply I have repented, how earnestly I h .ve longed tor tltis day i The world has gone well with me, Lettv, for these three long years. I have wmted nothing but the treasure which myself threw away, & now if you would but let your father be my lather, and my home your home i it you would out forgive me, Lefty !" Li-tty's answer is no; upon record ; but it is certain that Paul Holton " On my'entraiice LworketJ at first as a wot k alternateij as compositors and afthe ldranfc nothing but water, v lne oress. fifty,; were eat'.'drihker;'jtr jeer.;: car- 'v ried occasionally a large forrnpf 1etleV8,,In';t;i each hand, on and down stairs. whiletha ' tJ rest employed both hands to. carry... one?--. t: They were sUprizcd to see,. by trusnd, many other examples, .tbat the ;Amer)canj -.iSi,' Aquatic, as tney used to can roc,, wa&stron- .; -v;y ger than those who drank porter. The beer ' boy had sufficient employment during the :'i whole day in serving that 'hooae,al6nir-;;fVv My fellow pressman drank lever? dav "; il i k Pnt f heer before breakfast a nV itlii M V oread andheese breakfbeM eveninff with i jr. . n . v- . V"iA.,vtt-'1' plate, j hat he. should be u nreaso n ly an irv. ok In the ripxt. that before hhi 'd walked hitif a mile her aVier vanished uud I was succeeded by , tedl relenting- .and4 J irmtocrcd sigh at the mention eatnent wisiie4;for;aTulljatid.s;Prect;'re- ittlconsfnfed. conciliation: i He'lj be ure -to call to- ftt old John Dale Iras not quite in- : innrrow iimrnihg,'tupught!i Letty to uer-Upnu'ug : with hi pretty daughter. He 1 cf f it cnidh'p-woolil. Clip fore this iin-J.lM .... till l.a.- tL. I:.!, iu vatv wpII luckv cricket olaVinir; He told: e that himself. 'that the b.nvler hi nuestion was he had something to say sonielhing paiv;;0 other than th -ir siidetitne friend, Paul business of letting hs her cause, not, perhapSij ... t . m M' f even to himselt,had brought fi-st innings, and they entirely from the balls of the old Hazelbv bowler, James White. During the quarter of an hour's pause which the laws allow, the victorious man of Susex went up to John Dale, who hat watched him with a stranse mixture o feelingi delighted to hear. the stumps rat tie, and to see opponent after opponent nrow ilown his bat and vv lk oft, and yet Much annoyed, at the oew method by which- the objec t ws achieved."' We should not have called this rncket in my lay." said he, and yet it knocks down the" wickets gloriously, too." Letty, on her part, had watched the game with uumin jjled interest and admiration. He knew how much I liked to ee a good cricketer," 'hought she ; yet s'ill, when that identi cal good cricketer approached, she was seized with such a fit of shyness call it modesty that lie left her seat and joined a group-of youn women at some distance. Paul looked earnestly af'tfr her, but re mained standinjr by her father, enquiring with all'ectiooare interest after his health, ind talking over the gmie an I the bowling. At length he said, 1 hope that I have tiot driven away'Miss Letitta. 'Call her Letty, Mr. Holton," inter rupted theoll man ; ' plain "Letty , VVe are poor folks now, and h ve no rightitp a ny other title tf)an our own proper names, old John Da'eahd his daughter Letty.' A good daughter she has been to me, conti nued the Tond father ; " for when debt Church were rinfftn. merrrlv in honor of . - A ;-r:rT-lh'.,.. It- f . . inauie, uune vxiau neeu, ne.saiu, of ail j, one of the fairest and -luckiest matchesL,,.. -.-..:2 7 that ever cricketer lost of won. LitteWs Museum. MUCKLE AND LITTLE' SANDY GORDON. Before the Reformalion Before the Reformation in Scotland, a the beer was composedit nb'" ;ereVai good old gentlewoman, who had seen bet- larger pomori.fioun iii a i.. unrloafandifeli' this beer, in order: to acquire strength ' to ; -work. S,-V I pnrietvnpiMl '((v oAnvm.A hnu' 4k.i iLn?' U VA-v t I . ' bodil y 'strensth: fu'tnished b'?' 'the Keer.tou!"v:c. v, 'tt uc in i nun in. tiic pomu iiari fir. . i . vi - inr uai c uiasuiycu in ,iuc waier ot wnicn 111 u8j' . v w v.v.. u i mytj-aivj ui mat consequenuy ir ne ate mis I oar, rand ;;;vfi V taking a small moorland farm under the drank a bint of water with It; Earl oi Huntley, ancestor of-the Duk of derive more strength T from-ifithUn frosn ffc Iviw Gordon. On this barren spot theoor wi- pint of beer. This reafeoning?hbweverr aiolf -J?J ' dor and her two sons, by their unwearied nt prevent hinYfrnmnftiig,uis muusiij,, uoircu gicuo . seamy suo- tomed:'iuantity-' otbeer4ind 'jyinff'eterr-T- f7 sistence. But miserable as thii dependence Sattirday nightscorel-lourW was, they were likely soon to be deprived lingsleeky of it by the ptacttces of a greedy, tud.lessj Expense iroriv which I waS whol yl exempt A v V land-steward, or factor as he is denomina Thus do these oordevils5 continue aU ifc : led in Scotland. This unfeeling scoundrel - lives in a state. of volun'tarTWKtc'herlnMftvi CI dow and her orphan children j.and'addnt- M r.mnl w ii At ' : k iL'iL V'i-f:-' ' ,- w V V U LftW- l.V VWI IVll 11.11 DC! ri A I ft lT strained every nerve to dispossess the wi edan infallible method, to obtain his diabo- thern to renounce their abominable practice V 4iiv' lical object, viz. raHing.ai-rept already al- of breaJ and cheese witli beer f and lhey i ; 5 a 5 10 ''. he had somethpig to ay; something par. 0 ofher than th 'it ticular. wonder what, ijt, pan he;J '.'.HMltou,fvliom the .thought orLetty(TOvbe . sure. dhe houses or ome oth never has saidny?thingabout liking me cearljf"clefined eve w . f" . t. . .k atirl uuii s'io 4uu uiu on tfuwi'u, v to ii azei oy oti . rile wi mv uuiwm anv Taniiyj Wright, and a ,11 the; neighbors say wu,aH : uew method of bowling (in spite of -HoWever; i hairWhow to-morrow.'' his former mischahces) theHazeiby Eleven And nome Vshe tripped to : the pleasant weW willioir to try : the more so as they nappy as u si'e house by thie CahWrdas' bast-W Pod h i)v inen of Hazelby -uspeVted, wht; indeed, actually pecur- -Wn'odhavv ihen had notr beaten vth rVul, that the Eist-woodhayites, who would Iby; shalT'iiolVSee NhioUve resisted the innovation of the Sussex uefore.to-inorrow;' th9jJgli.',repeafe:l Let- Vvstem of delivering the bail in the hands ty to' herself, and Jmineiliately Repaired to ,f anv ohe else, would have no .objection to lPaurHoliop, whose bad piayijlS - -I . . I .1 . .i, ihcl aystanuing.jOKe. --amoiig mem, uu ins her prett;yVflowerrgarlei?y -the .tittleTgaU of which oneneil on a tath leading t hooi the Dowrv to'thetstrcet path tl.ut, for obvious rea'sb'hi. Paul was jWontMo' prefer -anq, oejjan uyine- up ner-caruanvus ,i,u i jetty " so mat sne -was tunc laiycu j itirhjft worst ih any w a v. JNot a word oi tnis itid jonn uaie say the tjusk of the e'veningi and watering beU aerariioois hv the thrht of the moon until I h:.w VervirifirmJ m a comfortable, jchair. u was so, late vinacne.was 1 1 1 n w i u ri t she $a t unwn oy nis- giue tun b hi; "' "is tppointeUi' f tne,nouse, repeaiingj to rand sawner recreani. ;iuycr ,iuuimS herself, I 'stidll c i.riainly seei hunto-morA amdt:a'grou' chidden iv Pethaps Lef hithne veMooked.. nret- V'l . .c and nal airy iheaiiuea s 1 ih uiiin;1 t-Vrw lprtiiifciVoiii a la simDlvdresWIaS; becameiheti fallen -lor- dy's rt)sylKor a bufit fro wouia nave been receiveu as r ; as thankfully as'ihe benedicite 4U'i,,or ine occoiaou S-Miril!" :--A F"r tha rluVa ; bul wfre- ssiius the luiuvjiy anu 4kc ihc ajMB jjivaaw., .... . from a rnU y hi te,' bo Uheres jtnore 1 'rti:- as' for the days of chivalry ; 1 vfi one and I W. as bright. l;Jr, certain" wur rireen t ero wainoi. born ioffene cist ,;i wk the smile wa to reih: tiumr teviw u i r r oie ins oi r.avinwi , iai ....A.i i;t- vf. - .;.Lk.! ,L' --. Mt this emergency she applied lo several per- a good basin of iwarm'uelvinwbicoli sons who were said to possess the vurof a small slice of butUJ with tba the earl ; but all in vain. Seeing ruinin and nutmeThis wasa much better ilr;ffi"'Vr: i I-. 3 evitable, she summoned up resolution ; to fa8f , .. which rdid no'c6it::tnbrei thin aV-pmt Vi who was a manof bluffy open, and gerier the same time preserved the head clearf rv and losses took , all that we had for we paid to the uttermost farthing, MriP.ul Holton; we owe no mini a shilling! when all my earnings and savings were gone, and the house over our head the house I was born in, the house she was horn in. I loved it much ihe better for that ! taken away from us, then she give ui) the lew hundreds she was entitled to in rthtni her blessed mother to purchase an annuity Tot the old man, whose trust in :x villain his brousht her to want." ' God bless bor.i'.i interrupted Paul Holton. : ' Ay, and God will bjess her," return ed the old man solemnly 4 God will bless tbedutiiu! child, wnp nespoiieu ueiseu or ail to support her old father." ' Blessinas on her dear generous heart I" again eiaculated Paul : and I Was away and knew nothing of this !" M I knew nothing ot it myseii, until me deed wascompleted," rejoined John.JJale. lphe. was just or age, iron tne annuivywas purchased and the nioey paid befortshe told iriej aiid ar cruel Jkfndness it was to strip herself for my sake ; it almost broke my heart when I heard the story. Uut even that was nothing,' continued Ihe good tan ner, warming with bisubject.compjr pd wit h hefcood uct sioce. ; 1 fyou; youtd but see hbw she keeMlhi: house,' and. how . IV that the poorest of his tot farms, should be security, forth era ' their light, i they ui " accepted by one who had iiftce ; obviously Cij to call Mi being ou I attended it mavHil in a Iiio-hpr snhere. But." nunth t.kl 64il.V..:i a.i. --. T : V t - .7 i .7, . I ! T c, 't,J v"'.' UJ, v TCUIIIIT, IU ULKB ' the nobleman, you must dine; with mel up be Ijittle sum which I bid madi?rayJelf and my family to-day ; 1 must fet thehisee ansVerable lor audhichiomctimes V mounted to nearly thirty shillings week.' HAY WOO IVs ItEPOllTa. v t J of what nicker sun at least one. of my te-s tianis is made" Xhe astonished Vidow was very reloctaot to a c ce j 1 1 te In v ( t a t io n ; b u t die earl would not be denied. She had th e go d fo r t u n e t o n a k e hVrsel f eq u ally 'it the good- fortune to make herself equally ;''' ' r l- ' ' ,'' V '.''' ,;.-". v-' ' acceptable to the countess and all the fa- T' T ' ka VYkr l V . 1 . f . i 1 ' v u TL me out of. print, we are about to publish mi v. After dinner she was shown over . .:.: ..-Tu r.r ...t-. i.L- (O'ty. Alter u inner sne was snown over ne-7 edition of itwitb BefHren 7f Mte castle, . and .-finally was enhducted enactm.eiU.-' of the rJesisUtUttindV; decisions ffV ti i.k 'La nl.arvnl " ftiK-A f nana i t3 I i trC ir I I K a- iftMr"' F Hnnf ftf An k Ati4 1 Qimftam 'm runt o. the V ngin Mary, heaw he Woru at prc - iheTress, andritt ie hostess andv her children ,sink; De r0t oat withsjl-eonvjenient despatch.' fore. it,-as if a signal tU beeh'-jg-' ; i '.; ' 'h'ASy.p OALES '& 3QN. heir immediateprostratio?Vheu .$ Raleigly June 10, M830. V t- J ' r .adellis appearance ; and seeing how MR?' .v me0ced her School . i ' i j l ' i . j j 1TJL at the House where she cow resides, and s stood asked her bow she could ni v.Te-'ion n 'P&C.vw ri.? sh e . w a i ts ii pon ue. : her handi ness,V her cheerfulness, and' all her prettyiwalrs and contrivances w iuaKe; m 1 1 rsii -m umw android jilaces. Pmrtling I shrmystjniss herri?i&at'f)lou was so -f ond of as ' id u c h as' I d o ;Aajr tan yard?and vthe great hall s but e she ne,ver eMthi spokena Kaity wonVstn1:eour tnistor tubes, for all, you knowiooithing J shefused to oe a iiine.iluiCKJieropereu i .7 ; ; .v rTim wjt the chapel.'", where there waslack "ol ttbe CJourrof Conference and Supreme Coart, una the lutn: her nobU down before vcu foh their immediate'prostrati tiieyhd Vnded' their devbtiwns they were t-T - -r 1 W : V "a-'i- Ii ture anu lernueu iooks or tneir. nereucai nuest. I he earl, , who had been absent. now ma . j. uvvAft" c-v v . iftBftfUftft viftar in .w. s. rs ls.: . . - - . r - " . w he so ueg ectiuj.of her duty tn th'cJ:HoJJ; I most aeurste'sttapWiuous'style.: a t t.u ttrrl t nt i n f irr iskir Yiir &in f u 1 rpxtn res L'vv-ir, pet quarter,' V- f V - lather biased ;iuuihe U b, .1 ?r -i . . ki v.. , a. 1 1 Raleigh, Septt 6,1830; '!!tfr MRJ3 . 3f OH N ia axwo d your favors nu sae far.lfjreckont:-fraei! the lte 'f'. ,!Ly-z iV!. !..;...; - . -. r-i, a nrcpareo-io scconunoaaxe wmjn . si youj W in , nan, v x e .wee. eu, aiuru, L Meinbers ofthe Legislature? VShe W that J1iae a small farm under, vete lordship, I Wes Uiose who may honor? her with thei ami for sonic (yearS hard' hf i we 8triyeri, pafrbntgethat nd exertions shall befpared tci' my itwa caiiams; anu inyseuj iu ; loas inr i uukc icm i,oiuiuiiuit. ; w..u.MniHgcf u twaehds meetev oeen -inejr4 oae; oeen aseasoueu v(W rp-, f,.ir, ,f -i-iv n'nriefttSmi 1. . it -fe;.T4f:'-'1,';6?5' - VvV;rl"'v'iai';' 1830. leu Paul lioltbnas, twn or( three: Qf tent, hit k is a pleasirit though uncom-1 0: monu Mnp in the. cup of povei ty $ but; a-1 u Septri&T; lake,poo we'rje aboot to be lurned oot of I j Mrs. H. continues to rewe Traveller ouse, ana ny a ucior, wnosuuva iu tsars una iiosiucra y ju n a '.r:-i a 7. .V, ' r it- t -4 '
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