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J- Mi 1. It ai n PvPrV Muin.II 71 1111 1 HUTlnTIlT OV I '
. .-?'. " ir. ,s ji "rm.nc? , ., i:.e.harp.-'.Ur..U.-ri..
'.tfA W r-3?a. '. n .tt Mb to be ksiited. - Ther.
;;;.r, , n v r tit i s p m ants
eiceeiln xri fin , neatly nsert ed 0
timesforV Dollar; and cnty-Hve centAfor
?. evry iVicbfedi'ng puhliqaUonj those r t pre at
, -PVnffth n the ame;-prrtportioni.Cctr-V
. ,ii'fTroVthankrilly ,ri5eyc;;f,1E"tT,ls ?6
' the KdUowinut be postpaid fx V ? 7'.
ejTclt ami "cliec tlet.TtWhait raf f?ta fi
he;-ptosr ami' h'nfotentMry M d.dopi
jookir.g out f 5 'camb?r window;. he. saW
thf street Whilelhaniilm
'Iff frii'ir th r r' of the seasbn:we Hri,
t'snrrHomtefl witVfaJI-tfw c6mt'!rti;aodJto
i urifiof tifV.Asnia& Irisel,wiU hive
provisioiii antl clo'hing $nt 6 somef
nnor arn! usl'; It was jat.itayHgfit;;an'd
s he 8 pkr an exc!amaton nf surprise
nht h!arv; Scarcely hail he endeavor
'5 ( nvconjKtur0 ihf caose orthe souhr ere
the cries of an - iiifant "irr eter.his atientuini.
Ilesprang.purof b'il andwV;f
e'ntcrfd benng in ,,er 'rnii a 'wick r b$-
ket, in which lay warmly wrapn up an inr
Ian t a ppare.h tjy,-aW;twAtn P r th f C ag t
Mri u;,sonf took thehe p'psa creatnir m
W irmi. ml 'wat n icony in tel. that t U
hal not been long in iy the ',bakj:atvtaa
mill wVnn and 'eomfbrta'ble.OenqoVing
of the servant where i t w s when ah- fou nd
4j i she hh idjofi openingV the front' door.; ahe
faw a basket' in the porch and nn, opening
; it rHcovred th6 chiU She immed wjely
kbYoiteh t i t Vo theoV afi ahecou I d iiiit dou of.
tnat' it::watteft;there!inteuMbn
yevching'thebaket:iletter;
ftirecte Jolr and M.rsV Hodiiiri And, a
-packet v eaVeful ly fiealeVr o p'-'an rf,diirrcted
thus : Neyer to bepetied unti- C(arn"w
1 1 wel vt years; nf agev, u ihe dies.1'
Tli letter addressed to, Mri Mrs. Hud-
To -wnnpi cou'd Tres'gn inv helpleaiin-
,fr,it" w!ihNth?nme( jconlnicuce jliar.l can jo
the 6enewlh! jludou. bingh a: trah
IM yqiv. i 114VC nivii urmii iiifij wuci inj;
v never Vited to you in vainA mVth?r pleads
for pity jo her chilcla chilfl .f sorrow,
' hot ofuilu Nol.8he' w!m bore it ,i a
cr :rry hh ;:, C3 I.? h-.I ..Iwnys
oet.n tmsipated, and was aovrl 0 could noi
UubUintempcrdt& " I ' . v r r . c c c ; t . t a
'he !iirhtest .
Liu;
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to
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'ilnes in- h? lifWand.manner lhi
n-. ttr.; ttalfeti (ofal! preVnt. ,
..-ced . eyes, on Clara with a distressing
rnenesf . and. asked1 if, her naoe was
Clara? C 1 being answered io the affirm1
iive; h?RVdand!biindinsMr. Hudnn
a letter, instantly left the' foomV The let
ter wa$4dited at Paris, ,and ran thu- i
4Jf The time. is now' neaHy expired thit
pasJerej thK mystery, f Clara's
birth tvas tb; be; dveloped.--A fVind of
yours infornis me that sb lives ; that you
have fulfilled my requests and that you
iberwlth p?rentil7fVmdness. Ths
letter vill b.r the l .sV elf .rf nf. ,f, expinng
mn'her. , yon, w oh ! noble Hudson.
I would returo my thanks but ihey are
too gat lor utterance. I feel tb tt mv
days lire nurabered and thi I shall no
morpvb-hidd;mydaufrht'r.. You may now
unseal the packet and learn who ir in that
you have so Ion2.so . faithfully" cherished:
Ai mat prevented th (Iiscl iure is now
over My -childVmy Clara! bless her.
cmuracf ner enr ier iyvng inther ear.n
tier tbjqvf her piemory aud to forgive nd
pray fur him who tore her from the arms
of her kindrvd.v tHer father will convey
this to"youi and then forever leave his na
tive land There.' be can nut Ktay neces-
sry is ins law. farewell: may tleaen
bless youmay vim reap virtue's reward
m.-ty you be repaid- by Clara's dntiful
canuuct fr yuur c tre of ber. 1 c $n writp
na inoreVny strVng'hls nearly exhausted
Gbl protect my child is, and shall be
he lrtS.t prayer of hr mother.
;'" Mahy Matilda Clayton."
On the", outside was written " she died
three days after.''
v Mrs. Hudson nor saw the necessity of
informing! Clara of those circuinUrice
that, she was in possession of, relative to
her. birth. .. Oa beinar td'l thai she was not
the child of her kind friends, she burst in
toiears and throwing herself in Mrs. Hud-
onN arm, entreated her never to cast h
ofTv.43hecouid never love anv one as she
did, her and her dear. Father, as she called
Mr. Hudson. She embraced the wefptng
child and assured her that she should ne
ver want V friend whiie thev Iiel. She
then handed hr both of her MutHtr's lef
tersfand left the rom. , The venerable
Clergyman to whom the packet had been
consigned, tv.s sent fur immediately and
i'u examination of its contents took place.
They,conistl of two miniat'ire, at
tachet to a. large gold ch iin, a g od del
of cVist(y jewellery.-among which wa an !
egnnt watch, a locket of curious ami ai-
s range r T o t h e p ra c 1 1 c e t f J c ri in e (fOWl I tinue workmanship, and the following let-
oe pirems .io uie neiptess . i,iutu. ue icr. , ,
' If r-k?J?? ?ent;will one day -prove, hhe J , a :v December Uth9 1810-
' n Ho now craves prOtectHm lor. her child ts 4 t,;. . u 1 . mi .
. -T 1 -;"-4Sf Aft ' w "iou nave now my belovetl Clara -reach
.in.t;onwV .ifi when vour nd is
inot Reveal ;: nether circuml
-fei? your future happiness anl respectability.
j run, mV u.rv.u.4,, 1"'"V:v",V1 Mark well ioy narrative Jtnd let the
prepare her Mo move in 'that,! circle j r
' j' and destrjpUitdlfieep
c.;il ed' C4apvit hjhini., j
. wotsf wAre vUnwillinsLVH
errors
of your pirents." g'Lird you against those
wilr"!WY'i79 that leJUo the same alUnhappmesn.
chdtlren to; you st a . welcome j aVV onl ychild ofa wealthy Kal,sh-
V!-: Wcn bless yriu? Jt ihe prayer man; who, towards the close of the 17th
4 the wretched ,.vit4?,i..-?31AUt.-. ; CentnrvftM-Mikftlift nf hi lathers.
'Ni' Bf ;Tl'i filing 'nr'this iiacket'-befo're hoping to enjoy that liberty 'abroad, which
; the prescribed time inabeltendedth. wa, jlenied him t U me He landed in
.serious 'c6nseq0erices.!,)7:a' "'ii-' this ci'y, where he remained nearly two
VVith emotions of no ordinary kind, they years. L Aly,Aiother') heiilth was always
s sne was iireu 01 a ciiy me,
to the neizhborhood of the
rebellagainst tho authority tml ; '.1:2 if
fny-pir,nTS; thUi!;in-: Ivzi tr.:: c'J-ils
restrained by th-r-. C.i t f.tdr-.c'rccdfar
ipiusion.;:;i ttccnrain-! c!n ,1 to ro!
vith Fran ll :t c a 'f i e u c $ c f t ; . . 7 a nd ei
n t to be pr iy a t e ty i:.arri ed . i lu; t h e
hths : my 'aniipecti:: parent s b I i eved
that our love was douiaiay lulJejrctC
us to be together as fltent aswV li hough t
proper, : Xi lengi h my moter suspi
citins werewakened and she suggested td
my Father the propriety of inves igating
the mat'er. binding longer concealment
would be impossible, . I wrote a farewell
'tter to my parents and fled here with
Francis taking my Jewellery &c. with me.
It was my 'only resort, as I well knew mv
father's wrath when raised, ws unbound
ed. In a short tine. Francis became the
victim of inebri-ty, anl 1 soon saw" that
poverty would ere long overtake us
Finding ourselves surroun led by diffi
culties, I wroe to; ioy father stating mv
situation and entreating his 'pardon for the
pat but 1 receive! no answer; and here.
within two doors of Mr. Hudson, you
were born. 'Tis ime I had revealed mv
aiher's name ; know then tfut il am the
daughter of Joseph SomervilleYes my
Vji r, you are the tlesceiulni ot that once
illustrious house. You will hod in the
picket th" miniatures of my father and
inoiher. He ven grant they may one da?
receive you to their bosoms. The jewellery
ncioseu was a present Irom them to me.
Unable longer to remain tiere, my husband
is resolved to embark for France, where
he has relations, his mother being French.
Io tarry you with us is impossible, as
w'nig to bad health I am unable to act as
Vturnursp, & poverty forbids our procuring
.ne tor you. - Hearing that Mr. and Mis.
Hudson have no children, we have reolv
d to entreat their protection for you. -Surely,
thy innocence will find a protec
tion i'i them. I know my father's dis;o
sitiou too well to send you to him. He
would believe you the child of guilt and
.jiurn you from him. If this letter was
k own to Mr- H. he might send you and
t to him, anil thus subject us to his.wrath.
But afier the lapse ol 14 ye.irs, I hope
t-iit, should my parents rej,ctyou, Mr, &
Mrs, Hudson "ill love; you too dearly,
ever to forsake you. Should I die ere die
tioe expires, they wil, no longer be able to
reluse yu. Should you live to read this
letter, go' to my parents, entreat torg've
ness lor your oiother, tell them she mourns
ner ingrniiude towards the n tl I them
she pr.ys for their bl sssinr. Snow them
is
this letter and the articles ;
t. Yes, then they will recive' tow. then
they vi ill forgive me. If" they dub. my
narnasre, it was pvrlormed 10 the Roniiio
Catholic Cuthe iral, and the P iest will
surely corroborate my sta-ement. M
child! I must ntiw cunclud". My you
be restored to the bosom. of your kindred
may you by your dutiful conduct to my
parents, atone for your mother s ingrati
tude towards them may you never imi
tate your mother s errors, and may heaven
bdVss you and your preservers, is the prayer
of your unhappy tnoih-r,
Mary M. i.layton.
After reading this letter, Mr. II. -'esi
redhls wife to take this likewise to Clara
and inform her of their determination ti
take
hoat-iBJoWner JiotfikiTrg Mie!lkt; v.-
ohi.cttrom ;
TamifiarivitooS : " '
' f h rbreakfastvf fhvCoQga .
own tlvit he remembered his past crriels
yut.iu- enuince nis present otiss. am wno
knew C ars rejoiced in her happy lot, and
many were the praym'offeried up lor the
beautiful and amiabte Orphan. 1 :
" ' ' r savinda.
Sept 5 h 1830.
LUXURY, IDLENESS, AND INDUSTRY.
If thor be a nation that exports its beef
and linen to pay for the, exporiation of cla
qet and porter, while .a great part.- of its
people live upon pafatoes and tvear'no
shirts, wherein does it iliffer from the sot
whi lets ids family starve &eils his cl the.s
to buy drink? Our Aniencin commerce is,
I cmifefs, a little this way VVe sill our
victu ds to the Inlands for rum and sugar :
the sub taotial necessaries ot life for super-
Ulties. -- . ;. '
Foreign luxuries, and needless manufac
ture, imported an lusd ili a nation, in
crease the people of then ttion iha furnish
es them,' and diminish: the people of the
nation thai uses' thein. Laws, 'therefore,
hat prevent such importations, and on the
contrary, promote the. exportation of manu-
actures w be consumed mi foreign couo.
tries, inere:se the wealth, population, and
means of subsistence of the people that
mak? th- m, and produce , the comrary ef
fect upon their neighbor.?
It has. been compu-'ed by some political
arithmetician, that it every fman and wo
man would work for four hours each dnv
paused theielter'of tho T unhappy J Mary, delicate anil as
They 1 immedately Vesol yeif to, fulfil the they :remed -t.
withes 'ihereitr-expressed,; and ;to supply 1 LjiKes, hoping to lind the air benehci'al to
ns far as lav in their power, 'the place f her. . Th. re, h first became .acquainted
parents to the helpless iufantt sy0" ! with the Jloa Mr. Clayton, and there I
possible, they procured; a wet nurse lor 11 urst saw him, to whom you ovyp your ex
and'nlaced the m y sir r i olj s"pa eke X t in 1 h e isfert 6c. Aft e r res id i n'g 1 r e liree yea rs,
ttid
nrr there
was qoo
hU''.c!.r"t'. 1: ,
res12n.hr r t IJr:;ffIt wai at lenffth deter?
ir.ine.l ij.it is shonfd feaveP-i-iand restde
easilyehcledVsJhevhy
ou f Uince Jthe v deitHo n
waiir a parent jie
wa'9ihej,idoiibT.h
..j)4;beT,'doiifa
served to atone for liVr moUrults.-
When ,'sfcie. gre v ti p" Jslte '0(h px fi i i versa I ly
dmiredreryacqMir beauty,
wealth, and abovea!! her meek (lispositiao.
The Hudson Rio t heiayfbf Ath e i r, death
rej-.iced in the fate that had bestowed ' oh
tneto their ClaraMrlfSomerville'Jived
to see her happily settled in lile, and Inquest he stated he would be obHgecI to
1 ,
clsejpatfin
owner Mid he WasHvm
larsi and ;:;that;hfc wuld nj-Khareiftifeed . :V
hat;amoufbf j
catling himself JonnU '"V
health, presence) dumself jat thefide well i:
and requested;5rThtrpe. lock him up r 1 "
as.a;jisonef- tM ;t Is'
so without an order; Co went from. 1 '
there to theVfnagtstriieiahd'mde lKra.me '
L-.'"- l: i...?a irL.-' ?:."'i:--!2i-tii':rft."r:
go and steal sotneihina ifhis feduestlwas
bbt complied ri t Hii -j-A 6oA l -not be
tmprisoneu wunuut somecnarge ne nes-
cnoen nimseii as a yagrant, nying wiinout
visioie means, wore.v.iinecnarge,;aii;re
ce i yed i, xomndtmKntv.foj; GQ'aJays io the
penitentiary;-r-iY. JfCpUf. f
Cfenms. VVe have received ' frDtnca
friend on board the t7.S'Frigate JIudson,
two numberot he Brfflsn Packet. a"
newspaper pcihtetl an ther Englisl lan
guage; at Bu eh bs ' A yres; on a sh eet of less
size.inan 10110 post; )vitn;.iarg :tjpe( at
seveti doMrs perqudrter
the whole does not probably contain tnppe
reading matter than onfe of our own pdges
or more than two columns of tlie N" Y
Journal of Com tnerce or Enquirer
should like very much to dispose of our
paper at the same rate, and eyen should
be contented, if we could receive . payu
merit for all we distribute among our autM
senbers at the low price ct g5.
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if.
Georgetown Colurnbuhii
Property in and netit Raleigh.
17ILL WE SOLD to the highest' bidder; or
VV the Premise's, on S turdav. the 6tl dav
of November next, at 3 o'clock, in the afternoon
the DWELLING HOUSE and LOT e Fayette
ville Street, in tiie City of Raleigh, occupied by
Mrs. Jane M'Guffy. The House is comrnodteUbj
b iog' two stoiies, and containing eight ttooms;
five of them with fire-places ; has a PiazaTii
on sooiethiog uselu, that lahor would pro- Garde. It is also convenient to a jrood Ptfmp
iure SUttlCieiit to procure all the necessa- of Water, and to an excellent Sprintr.
res aod comforts of life, , want and mi-j . Jllso " ' :
sery woutd be bin'sh!d out ?d" the world,) ' '
.t.dtherest nf 4he tweuty-four hours might l lainjj, nanasomeiy snuaieu
be leisure and pleasure.- r i CWrnor'. resident f0Wam,'nfr ibmt 17a
VVh occ .sions then so oiuch want arid witlf Dwellinir-House aiid Workhodthereou.
misery ? It is die employment of men and I subject to thcJower .f the WM6v of the1 lite,
women
necessaries
with
cessines
The. hrst elements of. wealth are obtam.l , The Purchasevu iabeheyed,cmaybeccjD3i.
o,l ho .h,,P. from lh arth tul w:itPr. raouaicuaum vuicb ui.fup pjinifc ot wewoern ,
v.. T ....... ' "
I have land and can raise
if I feed a. family that
5 1
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in works that produce neither the Haray n'uunj
nor convenieuces ot life, who, 0,1 u l'ifof 1 1 ' - 7
raised Dy tne laborious. lo ex serve, to satisfv 'eerin dehti-.t'oii-wli-ielv"rt U KI1 -
V1
corn will be consumed
of t'te year I shall be no richer than at the
b-'ginning. Bur, if while I feed them, J
employ them, some 111 spinning, others in.
making bri. ks, (Sic. tor
f corn wtl b- arrested
corn. With this; "L V?- ! ' ? t JtSJ? -
tloes nothing,- niy ; K; - , THOMAS m :0YtNTOTrase.
, so. that at the .edd I . Septi 5," ISSOH'ihV-UrJ: " '
1 ' - ......
. r :
u iv 1rr1n hCii ii -n d
building the value If PE First Voliime 6f tmsVluableror1cbei 1 fJl'
and remain With iogt op
me, and at the end of the year ay all Q tiMu.
be better clothed and better lodged v-t ;; j'lr?v"fi "
And ifinstt-ad of eo. ploying a 111 if hi feed, arrablevof.th Cases yreoirtcd tnanrioal tvb.
in making bricks, I employ him ih fiddlingfstfacAiaiM a.new;hdeabycYjk.,.UmB;
f..rme, the corn he eats, is gonenrinofed?
rmi tn anoint 1 w . ! , ... . ? arcss, anuyiii : , ,
I n...t ..f USu niaiinriitnra
her immediately to her grandf'ther. "" i: - .w;
ii 7 ' u, u 7L : Look round and see .the millions, employ-jf
ly, and follow the Clayton's through the.r I . . h,)thing. or sotheihiog that . . ?J A-Vi''Y
brief but disastrous career. Soon alter mhfl .h..'iii;.W Uilice Qt tne OlOnmtlOriOfeiCtY ' IJ.tv.
hands ! of the Re. iMridP'a as thc businesVcalfed myT fi titer; to d--Confidential
,friend Vof,' Mr, Hudson.-:Fir aaltrwas .necessary 'fr htm to reenai
some time they madestrict inquiry afier the greater part of the year, it wa
thewnmiher,thoping:to dUcovbrfsomething cludethfor, us to remove there. It was
relative to her Ta"1. there mv happiest; ; days? were spent, and
flut
toh
iu.'
became dearer an! dearer to ibehearts of bieeyecutor of his estate and guardian of
I Iter nistefi)aerit8?befe she " v v r
fourth vear.ithev blessedthe fatethat had Francis; was f immediately' removed to
; UCSlowed on thein 8.iM.tyeiy,a .yiiaic. r ? uur ntmscauu a io quuii wasjiatcu at
leaving America, they were shipwrecked,
and during seven days suffered all the
horrors of hunger and cold. jMary bre
her sufferings patiently, believing they
were cha'isements from heaven. , Tney
were at last takeii ui by a French vessel
MMiphf. Of life are in flUeti.inl -. I ?:?WOWgm U3 4 W40O, '
...... v.-...-... - - - -I"-; V . 4 I UO;-irllLT i:ltff)e -Mi...vJ " " t
quesiio.i may ne aiceu , cqui f ,
mtffht.
world is large and a
all was'in vain eyey thing.reiauveitnere, at tne lime i am writing, my pi
er still remained
a i'iift nean io laKe.ooucc oc i aiier our remnvai anu apiioiuieu uu r auier
; i'.VVe' pass.' by'in'siieiicier hvrnfantile days, ttie; best ctioplsou r . cbuiitrylt'aftjoVdd.
er pUyful r and "endearingctsV; ami the After competing his studies there, he paid
r 1 i 1 1 1 e i h ci d e t a ca I c ill a t e cl ti s fc r eTri gf K t; rt the Us a visit if slimed iveks and'thenlcom
''ties' ihaf' KLiind hV;t.rithe hearts of h?' Pa I ineuced the.stud y of XI ediciheJ'4i HewaS
wpi,. :.v. . . i .t . . .V' . j,- V , , V ." " - : 5 f
cm, as sne; was
'aad'-ntral'-H uidson
i At the period
I h vt'A rs
we Tecotamertcer; her ; nar- me nr vef ?ti marry : untit he became or hge
rjl VP Ann iin r-ara intf I nprilrlrVclllll Teas I aiiii iiMisucu MMiy niuuicf :..,-.? j"
I With painful" aiiiietyi ber
the time'' approaching- wbett Ihejrwere I; would pot sufter Aim io extort 5 promise
t become acquaintedwnh herVreal irjm:me. I haiia
taire- " f!Ur tuw not that her birth was sditsV artdvtbe fr
8terbus. Shebelieved herself thed
- vcr m rnn urhftuo tn.wi nt'aie. aim wuusciipriinns ncrcj ucsiuncu uu u .nun
Paternal tare1 she continually
s jfrr? progress usually repUedthat i dnt
i. '1V .'.'.'.''''' f ' " L 1 ' IL'-wLil.l.l '..'. .-"! U .U.U Jl'.i.'. 1VSiKiikAt .nil ln.a.A mid -
uurti mat Circlt: 111 wnicn siie seeiucaucB-i wouiu ;iucm fup. iv..yjiivi. .H.w;iwi uim
'Kedmove'illetf
..iMjireetmnatihooli uis studiel wheo? aiekrly Completed;; took
htry; tinctured witti Wel I nossessioifof his pMrinio
person wai haiidiume and h'ef
!s;reat,psgmhisexperii . j"1
ami carried to L,yons ouiiay urn's. Kin- uncultivated: ' Many nuhdred;millii stenxj Bieiy;ioty Apv - ;
dred knew him not when in poverty, and $r crk in Asia. Africa'; arid' A rnVric rp"- m;
or ow stid he was cast off to buffet al- ,R ., t ? Airica, anu America, -j-. jq. ,gtultimoreybAi AL -
sorrow, ami he was cast on 10 uunei ai are 8tlIi m a forest, and a great deal eyetj T Nrf6lM,rtin
most nennvless and IrtendlesS the wives nn . !k;..ua.i i.r;Ot ETfk-iLU u v r;u'.i. .kSi':u--!.-: . : .
SocW'
of an adyers- l.nlune. ..rtm.Lynsvthey rrest a man might becOme" a" substantial riesbfaoy of the Stale : xrh?r Auxiliary So
proceeded' to Paris, where he earned a farmer. , ? C J r ueswAv fs y.jiy y, t;
scanty suosistence oy eiiiaging m a cier- n P,nciion more.und I will end th s WIT rtf.1T Or&Uft M V'M f
3
snip, out; iniempersni e. was:nis ueviu.s ramblina-letter. Almost all parts ofp . , ' , . i-'--,. -
-in. nft soonr rnwe him from everv nost he ' V. " P . - - - -...'m. A"V- V "'V.';
""V1"" . - i:i;,4rlf ii our Indies require some exp-usc.ue ,i Gentleman and LadyiweH qualified to Ta- .y
engaged ?n: . bnietimes, destjtute . of the demand iiw
necessaries 'of life, at other tmes camtort- -yj (f hoijy ctoihihg jiand nie Female IWucationwouiahd a"iitiableistua : S' ;
ably provided, for, Mary .struggled ten at of vituaisi r eyes tldiin this, Seminary , ;
years in a f reizn land; wnh remorse and w , , w . i,t:nwt Mift sfeVwh-h tyfWdcojt, inthe St , :
mrV Sheat lentil heard of the pros- !-ef"SV antLalf from" Caa'rtoithV Seat. of ustice V
r'bfShS sonaWe, W tbechea dUotvMheaufc ,
Parity ot her childenea tne ieuern3r tadeahichcoutd not mucli impair -or bbrhuod -The buhduig i ilargelvtwovtorjp t '
husband de1ivereirand,die finahcesft But the eyes pf other peopjeare housfe,lfiAy by tCotv nk J t.
merica mediately after he saw his chiugh. eTetthil ruin usi lLall butvyseif ry is diyi&atinto '! V, -
ter, andfelU werdtblitidl 1 Should iwafeiher?fioe PPW8 fM
thafsceW society b,i hyer. SJfife lla V
ehe;yo ncatwoyeSr tne kye.ge!hameS ' -
lganStrthetockli:yVhiChe 0d thOU.$a.iids f-V f-iV&&i& dents since itme6cenltaare Wtinik
hJvetVIJaUf Ist'J M.scye d the Urates bt tahlott
rived; to 'good rbld:ake'lind haVi4eeiatbi: ettffasseit;'this. teeno;Shin tVM !
ered honiehis fathers inlmaUar jh
Inved Dy ailwnu unew mm. v reiurn.ioiwua pi : wyM.,. - r - rI'l BraneJie-f Utermtore maconslderatj distance
Cla.,SbexfbUnder;Orarid means
out Btr uranuraonsrvnsa oieo-inree years naiuaiiu "' r -! r" "-iui a-uuruiug uij cvvtHuvu .;umj qiuu-
, r j . v t-.. l' Kct'fc.iv'li.i i. :.wl 'ntm!v1 nV5idhis 'euca" into Hie I fiet in HiKChPif the dtllids of the tfuttitntuiA.-1
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1011 cast' mat -n8tantiy.iteresis inet) -isaw nis ueiermuiaiioo, tieciareu ma uis3jjiuuiuc anu iui ujul f1
itltr About six months. before the ci-probaiiuu, and .furthermore added,that ijbf her from thejifne si
ware . . rpoweieti .ov Vr.l J" tnr t rprvtvin his ac Ion Should recomneocc early in JaiiUiiry iieat.-V :,
grand chi!dHehadIog Jn be; accpaofU.teati- '
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aa.Vlier, anu nau iiigeniy vsuugov jM anu 1 y v : rV " ... ! I momais oi cnarjicief anq auaJiuauions-ana aa- ; . '.-rr
but -hef1 Retreat ahiLesioreUherto her Sail led out? Jrcsi fiis.mumg place, 'jnnMsscdtotbe undersigned ii Canton, Aubatmv , y
home and fortune, le ,'had ,bcve heard Uited an x adjoining farm.janu- .VeeV:M '
bfherfromthetimVslife lefrhis.h ; 31
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