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RUTHEIIPORDTON, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE ill, 1830.
NUMBER 17.
- .VOLUME VK-.y-
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PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, BY
ItdS WELL, ELMER, Jr. x
ermi of iulscrijition. ' Two dollirs and fifty
.1, cenid,,per annum', if paid in advance ; or three dol
lars; if paid Within the year :-M)Ut: if delayed after
the close ufr the year, twenty rfive cents will be
added. . j - ; : .,:. .
IVo paper 11. be discontinued until all arreara
ges. are paid, or at the" discretion df the publisher.
Advertiser ne-nts inserted on the usual terms.
; All persons" ndvertising will please note the' num
ber of times they wish to have them inserted, or
. they wjll be continued and taxed 'accordingly . ;
Stattj of North G arolina?
Court of Plels and -Qluarter Sessions April Ses-
sion, ic.i'J
Daniel C?leman V-
MarkJ Alexander and ( tition for Tartition.
wife Skrah. I
AG RI C U LTTJ R AtLv
"The asriculturalinterest of our country is es
sentially connected with every other, and superior
in importance to thei all." J. Jackson's Message.
From the Phdadelphia Album.
GROWTH Sf MANUFACTURE OFi
SILK.
of
a
Silky
sub-
. r
(
r
ET appearing to the satisfartirtnof the Court,
that, the krefendants in this cala,' are not inhab
itants of this State : It U therefore : ordered, that
publication he made six vveelu successively, in the
North Carolina Spectator and Western Advertiser,
that unless they 'appear' at the next Court of Pleas
and (luarter Sessions, to beheld for the County of
lt-utherford, at the Court House in Rhtherfordton,
pa the second, Monday, in July next then and there.
w answer, pieaa or aemur, piaintm s petition win
v be taken pro corifesso, and heard exparte. .'
Copy. Tste, ISAAC CRATON,'C, C.
May?, 16:p. ' , Pr. ndv. j$3joj): 12 Gw'
! BY A LADY. -
The culture and manufacture
way , be censured by the .miser, as
jeet unworthy of notice. There is abun
dant proof, by actual experiment, that the
mulberry tree will flourish in many parts
01 the United States, and that the, sjik spin
ner, on its substance, can be preserved
throuffh our coldest winters. The fmul
berry is a tree of rapid growth and not dif
ficult to rear. It: produces a berry which
contains much nutriment, and is not , un-palpitable.-
The earth for receivlnjg the
le same
State of North Carolina.
Rutherford Ciotmtt. ' v;
Court of Pie; is and Quarter SeWibhs -April Term'
Sarah M'Kimey, alias
Sarah Worke
John W. Mekns Adm'r V
ana wiuiam U. Means:
and others, hdirs of Janet
' Worke, deceased
Return of a Justice's ex-
ecution'levied on lands.
"ITT appeadhff to the Satisfaction of the Court that
Jnhti fTnifiPV nnrl IllC Wife V- 11 annnU P1 anA
V llham Cat hey and Bis wife Susan, heirs of Jane
Worke, deceased, anff defendants! in this case, are
'not-inhabitants ofthis State:, Ordered therefore
,jby the CourtJ that publication be made six weeks
successively., in the North Carolina Spectator 'and
W estern Advertiser, that the said Ueiendants ap
pear at the next Court of Pleas arid Quarter Ses-.
Mbns.to be hdldforsaid County, on thesecondMon
day of July nfext, then and there to! plead or demur
or judgment will be entered uri against them by de-
jauii, ana meu- ini-eresrem me lanas so levied on
ordered to be
tnand.
, Ccpy. Te
3Iay 7. J83
bold in satisfaction of plaintiff's de
te, ISAAC C RATON, C:C.
. ; , Pr. adv.TS3.50. 12f5w
' tate
Court of Plead
4
ground
mulberry seed should be prepared t
as for sowing onion seed. The
upgn the north side must be enclosed by a
stone wall, in the southern states I presume
this would not be necessary. The beds
must be kept clear of weeds, and the sprouts
not allowed to grow nearer than ten inches
to each other, sprouts can be removed
and transplanted ; in a dry season recourse
o irrigation would benecessary to medi
ate their growth. The third year the trees
are sufficiently large to transplant ; the se
cond year from the seeds, leaves may be RJRS. BA
plucked from the nursery, withput injuring
the expense of manufacturiiig it ijpBto cloth. I opted the Jeffersonian rule of lionesty
a uc lttuui wi iiciuuiviuai3ior5ij5yionins, icupacuy, uiiu iimi liicumDenis, as we
will prepare a tlwusand dollars i)rth of I applicants, were tested by that infallible
silk and twist lor market.. IitSviduals touchstone'. The alleged
ha
Lis
wsividuals 1 touchstone, ine allesred drlinouen
who reel need not fcedults, twof them of one or two public officers have for lis
may be children. ' i been made-a color, and the dye of -tHir
Without the aid t philosophy it can avowed iniquity has been spread withh-
be seen that the raisins and mflHufactu- dustrious cunning over the skirts rif vi-v
w , j - o w 1 J
ring of silk is not nly. practicable, but innocent victim. Evfen of those few wo
orontame. ins nui.iiAemanv otn.-r kinas nave Deen inus cnared. tnpir misrnnrifrt
-. , j . TT . ' . , ' O " " -
of business, entirely putofthereah of the (ported) was unsuspected until the pn
small capitalist. Thdowner of thfle acres ins eves'of their successors came to insmlt
pf mulberry oi-cliardiikg, without any otli- the official records of .their proceed mg,Mid who had not received from you some
er capital; can raise one hVtudred3 dollars wlien zneir aeiegaeea ngcnmiy, as muuty J personally injury, prtteiTcanim Dtcauseiie
worth of silken a .year inAhe ' airtnern Ibound, could do no less than find them liutM yoir.t Tfiink vou, sir, there is no-
states, tne soutneni
will produce, two
:ll c fT't.
win iour. j.iie raisinir or siK lsiaot ne- tnereiore, is ioi me jeuersonian liiue. imeuium, uuvvprance v
cessarily connected with tfie inanlfacture You ask respecting incumbents and appli- I tion will allow xa0tl; Thw makes you
at length expanded itself full loathe pub-
he view; the reiffn ol terror was un
folded, and a ' principle unprecedented
cen in the annals of tyranny, Uke a des
troying angel ranged through the land.
blowing the breath ot pestilence ana iam-
ine into the habitations of your enemies.
Your enemies, sirt o; your political op
ponents. ' You I call them enemies; but
were they so 1 Can there be no difference of
opinion without enmity t Do you believe
that every man who voted tor uir.-Aaaras,
states, itis sosed. ffiultv. and theretore could not nave been raediu., htwt en idolatry ana nate i n
crops in a Veari India the 'cause of . their dismissal Yours, is not liCu,ue vou think there is no such
our nevaieu auiui-
e a$t cotton.
annfActuring
y individuals, cant3, other questions than, "is lie honest I look upon all tlioseho-voted ogamst you,
is he capable ( " and the answer to your as your outer ioes. tost nrml vbeli5o
questions decides the applicability of your that, saving those nvhomhad person-,
rule. By thus ascertaining what yourse- ally made your enemies, eSyv bontst
cret rule is not, we may easily come to man, in givii his suffrage to Mr.AtUms,
tlia A'tnwnftr irl.ot t - Vkiinnnc'iiur T-nti f1ipvrrl tli A irtntM oT hix imlff'TrkPnt . nhA '
11 uus TIICJJPTU UUr I HIOUUTHJ' f licit. 1 , -;i4jwt.. j I - " w -w- j - -
' - 11 1 --t I . 11 11 a. -1.1 ... A. ..A.a. , ,. -
jeci receives suitaDie encouraient nt trom serious wnen vou say you arc comroutu mai uiuu uiu mj hi iuichuc ui ujuu naiu
- . n i 7 1 1 .
of it.. It may be - raised
and sold to factories the s
To say that the raising ancrWnutt
of it, would not be a naVonal llienefit.
would be denying that indusW is$4e main
pillar ot the Union. If thisVneisfcd ob-
government, it needs not .the Vrftpf pro- by a rule, and that you do not move blind- Jer feelings towards you.
pheoy to toretell, that in twent strears it
will become an article of commtetie. L
MISCELLAN
ABNEY S LETTER TO. GENJ SfACKSON.
. Baltimore, June I3t. 1329.-
the seeds. -The silk worm has no beauties . Sir: Your note of the 22d nril ad-
to recoimriend it to our notice ; we admire dressed to me through your priva Secre-
it ior us industry and ingenuity.! Alter tary, accompanying tne return olmy pa
pers, which expresses your "io'ert re
gret that the rules which youhad tjt bound
to adopt jor the government of stfh cases,
did hot permit the gratification crfmy wish-
of North Carolina,
April Ses-
it has spun its task it apparently dies.-
ji ne poas wnicn are aesigneq 10 produce
them, riust be placed ifpon sheets of white
paper, md shut up in close drawers. Al
tera few days have elapsed, -open the. draw-
ersVant'a novel scene will nfresent itself vou have inflicted uoon a meritfltious of.
p tne ye ot the beholder a company ot hcer an Ins lielpleSs' family. X is dark
frolickseme insects, not unlike the ordin- and ambiguous. Kiiowinar that! She dos-
ary4ifter, apparently, celebrating" their session-was not alone sufficient iistifica-
emancipation from the prison-house of silk, tion for the exercise of power; jti-flwiUinf
In a short time thev will deoosite an im- that vour character for firmness, shnuld
taiense riimber of eggs. After the butter- suffer by the imputation of caprioA or that
fly has yported its transient day, the shells your 'reputation for humanity should be
must removed, and cleared of every tarnished by an act of wantojif cruelty,
thing but; the eggs, folded together, and yoii insinuate a cause; you hint Ha bind-
put between layers of linen, and kept in ing rule, and lament that -my Jmibanrh is
a cool room during the warm season. within its operation. If it were $iot un-
ly hke other storms, but that you have eyes
which see, and ears which hear, and hence
that I have not yet described your rule ;
there remains, however, .but one motive
which could have possibly governed you
"punishment of your political opponents,
and rewards for your friends" This is
ypur.rtffr, and however'you may wish to
disguise it,j or to deceive the 'world into
the belief j that your secret principle is
something' of a nobler sort, the true one is
visible to every eye, and, dike a red me-
teor, beams through your midnight ad
ministration, portending and working mis
chief and ruin. It was prescribed to yo'u
before you had the power to pursue it, by
one to whom you are allied by a happy
My husband, sir, never was your enemy.
In the overflowing patriotism of his heart,
he gave you the full measure of his love
for your military serv ices. ' He preferred
Mr. Adams for the I'residency, because
he thought him qualified, and you unqual
ified, for the station. H e would have been
a traitor to his country, he would have been
even my scorn, and have deserved yours,
had he supported you under such circum- .
stances, lletuscd no means, to opose you.
He did a palrioiVduty, in a patriot's way.
Tor this he is proscribed punished!. Oh,
how punished! My heart bleeds as I
write. Cruel Sir! did he commit any of
fence worthy of puuishhieut against God,
rairiin:t Vit pnimtrv rr vmi n im iitvt vril T
congeniality ; whom you have neither the Ulusl, while you read this question ; speak
iitherford County.
and Quarter Sessions'
sion,-1830.
prke
I s - j,
I Return 0f a Justice's ex-
? : i- i i
cuuuu,-.ieviea on lana.
'V
. Ann X
' " ' rs.
John W. Mearts Adm'f
and William
and others, hefrs'of
Jane Worke. dee'd.
ET. appearing -to the satisfaction of the Court
that John Cathey and his wfe lannah Cj
and William C athey arid wife SusanVheirs of Jane
- Worke deceas id, and defendants in this case, are
vnot inhabitants of this State: ,It isiordered ihere-
cessively, in t Te Nofth Carolina1 Spectator and exPire'. The leaves should be strewed oVer
Western Adve tiser, that unss they appear at the them lightly ; as soon as they require more
, next uourt ot Fleas and Quarter Sessions to be territory, remove them to counters -sever
: 2allf3 M times during their eating seasoii, which
. plead or detrifr, judgment will! be entered up s usuajly eight weeks. . They will divest.
against them by default, and their interest in the,
Lund, so levied on, -.'ordered to be. sold in satis-
lictipn oi pl;ntin s demand. i '
Copy. Testfe, ISAAC C RATON, C. C
May 7, 1330 . . Pr. adv. $3,50. 12 6w
y ; and as soon as the leaves are the size I ask you'was it-not beneath tlS dignity jls rea.
of a siXDence. the shells containing the of the PnrsmrNT of t.'h United Srntes "in n,m and
eggs, should be replaced in the drawers,
which should be put under sashes set with.
glass, and placed, where the heat of a me
ridian sun can fall upon them. A num
her of days will elapse before the embryo
worms -will appear upon the sheet.! They
insinuate, if bold assertion had been in his
power. "When you had adoptedpr your
ent this inexorable rcj was it
not cruel -in you to conceal front Wiose on
whom it was to operate the mo'sb terrible
calamities Why should the President
are s6 extremely fragile when first percei- of a free country be governed jy secret
ycu mai itsB.maii a cuuu.iiiigiiii ue ieu zuits .' i ny snuuiu lie wrap jJijgsfii up
to believe that they did not possess aii- in the blaclv robes df mystery, ai, like a
mal life; if not fed immediately they will volcano, be seen and felt in iti'effect's,
whil
themselves of the outer coat ; after which
they will appear dormaht, but they must I
be well supplied with food : mornins and
evening is the proper time for feeding. !
They destroy an astonishing ua
.1 i-i sril i
e tne secret causes wnicn nsnrK me
ruin that surrounds, are hid withal his bo
som"? Is this rule of which youpeak a
law of the land-? Is it a construction
drawn from any articles oftlie coiitution,
or is it a section of the articles otarl Is
it a rule of practice,having beJi acted
upon by any ofyour illustrious ' predeces
sors, comeiown with the force miauthor-
leaves for creatures of their size.
son can tell,
titude, when
by their transparence- and al
they are about to commence
LAND AND MILLS FOR SALE.
"TTHHE subscriber wishes to sell his TRACT
LL OF'LAIVD lyina; on Brushy Creek, con
taining um hundred and .twtntu acres, with a tol- !
erable good FARM, two good -GRIST MILLS their spinning. On the parts of the coun
1 L- j . ; It., j. - o . - m. . . 1
ter which is to De occupied ny them when
ntity of ity upon youl. Did it govern lpe con
and a good assortment of BOLTING CLOTHS.
all in a large framed ; house, a place of great cus-
. -xom, and a - perianen,t stream sulhcient for a fur
nace vof common ; description': " It is situated six
miles ; east of Hamilton's store, Tand' three miles
.- west of William Weathers' Tsq.; which if not
1 disposed of at private sale, will be offered to the
highest bidder, at William. Weathers', on the last
oaiaraay an May next. I' "
, i MARTIN S. ELLIOTT.
Rutherford, April 30,1830. f- ;llpt3
AVILKE SBORO iACADEMY.
nn HE S ammer session of this institution will
JI commence on the nrst T hursday of May,
under tne supenntendance oi the Kev. A.W.
employed in
hickory tree
spmning, Dougns irom tne
should be placed (which have
previously been exposed to die sun until
the leaves nave been .withered, Dough
from other trees will answer,) upon which
the worm will, spin its web. It is not up
common for death to occur among the silk
gentry, bothiin their banqueting and la
boring season; what causes, it, -or. what
will prevent it. I will leave!, to those who
know 4o explain. The pods must be re-
Gay. s Good boarding can be had m the village at I h j c 1 i ' j ' .' I - ' j
S30. and in the cointtrv at from S20 to safw designed fori the vtnder. must be exposed
- : - 1 . . TT . ' " I I A ,l . r . i . ! il f
1 uition, 10 per session
A per-1 duct. of that great man in -who'll mould
according to your natterers; if mi were
ormedi If so, why should you!)conceal
it? The constitution . aird the jigr, civil
and military, will justify you, anffall wlio
obey theni; and the robes of powljpr which
you wore, cannot be stained liff an act
which finds a precedent in the cegduct of
any oi your predecessors, is u fgny old
principle of new application irthe art
of government, vvrhich, having es3ped the
searching mind of Washigtonjnd the
keen vision of succeedinjj Presidtiits, has
been erasped by . vour - iriiraritSH mind 1
Or is a' new, wholesome principlft!patent-
,i A i u:u iJ.2 i
pession of five months
for Latin and . Greek, and $7,50 for English stn
lies.. . ;-.y ' - '' ; -. ' ,
AVilkeaboro' is situated in a romantic valley be
Vtvveen the Blue Ridge and Brushy Mountain, and
anords a pure air, good water, and as much'ffood
italth, as perhaps any other village in the United
States. To those who are desirous of placing their
sons at aninsutution combining the requisites 6
to the sun or put in.ovens, the. tempera
ture sufficient to prevent the inhabitant
from destroying the pod for reeling. 1 he
silk winding; is simple and can be easily
learned. 1 he hands ot the mdiv5dal who
reels must be very smooth, anytver un-
tovered but jwhen reeling. Thepoflrf- to
comnetenti teachers, cheanness of board ami 'tnWr Prepare them tor reeling, mustbe immer
5ed in a vessel oi Douing soap-snus,-piacea
over a furnace : the vessel should be brass
lion, and an almost absolute certainty of eood
health, this presents inducements which probably
uoi surpassed. . . -
r ' - By order o( the Board, I
. r.-rAi tuksuin. Sec'rv.
10p-
f Wilkesboro7 N. C.April 10, 1830,
TAKEN UP,
' BY. the subscriber,
living on First Broad
Riyer, near Kerken-
daH's Pnrd. nn tVo lfltli
oi way, i m MULES one ahorse and theoth
er a mare, about three years old each, 4 feet 2 in
AUs iiufse nas a Whitft annt nn h a riirht
hlffh
- 1 , . I'W v...
tnign, aaarx grown color, and im mnrVs or brands
are to be seen. .. Themare is of a bay colorThe in sbap-suds. From the bark and leaves
or earthen, j The fibres of silk arecaukht
by passing a fine brush over the surface;
when the brush has caught a sufficient
number for a; thread, the winder attaches
a twine to them, and commences. reeling.
A good winder can tell if but one fibre de
taches itself from the brush, without the
aid of the -eye. A kindof glutti nous sub
stance forms upon the faure, which enable
the manutacturer to handle it .with ease
To fit it for dying it must be boiled again
owner is requested to come forward, prove his
prupeiiy, pa.j tuaigcs, ami uiKe them away.
-.'.!. ; .SAMUEL M'BRAYER.
. Kutaenorg, jway ut iy. i - 14 3w
of oar forest and fruit trees almost; all the
variety of color can be made upori it
know nothing from my own experience o
ability not the .wish to disobey, before
whose omnipotent breath your 1 residen
tial strenrth lies nerveless-as infancy;
who, while he sutlers your heart to pursue
its wonted palpitations, seems to havt
locked up the closet which confines your
intellect; In this imprisonment of your
mental powers, you ee with his eyes, and
hear with his ears. .It is a mistortune tor
nation that you were born for
He for you. At one and the
same time he is your minion and vour
monarch, your, priest and your demon
your public counsellor and your losom
friend. 1. blush for my country when I
see such unnatural formations, such a can
cerous excresence fastened upon, the body
politic, and the lootstool of the 1 resident
converted into a throne for a slave. ,
The injustice of your new principle of
"Reform" would have been too glaring,
had it been at once boldly unfolded ; and
hence it is that it was brought out bv de
grees.J , At first it was pretended that those
oiily"who had made use of pffce as ai
engine for electioneering purposes were
to be "reformed away.3' 15ut -vvhetv it
was discovered that there were in place
very many of your. friends who had been
guilty of this unconstitutional improprie
ty, as you have been pleased to call it,
who, contrary to any feeling f gratitude
or5 sense of duty, had stung the bosom
wh;ch warmed," and the hand winch fed
them, making use of their office in the
gift of 31 r. Adams as the means of fur
thering your designs upon the Presidency.
to his exclusion, and that .your rule was a
two-edged sword, which, if honestly borne,
would "cut upon both sides, it was sopn
carefully withheld, and finally gave away
to a much more comprehensive scheme
of reform.
It was' next declared that those in office
who, in violence of opposition, had offend
ed you in one particular, (1 need 'not
ed to vou. and for which vou aloe are to name it,) should meet with condign pun-
receive all the rewards of glory! & least) ishnenl. Indeed you intimated in your
which succeeding ages never faii; to tes- .private conversation with my husband,
tow on the first inventor of a pubKc bless- that those' who passed that Rubicon had
- - - tf S " - " I spalPfl thpir ripst mrtirm. Ttnt tlio mi.fnr
The Office Harmes who haunted vdnr auenoing this rule was, that mere
wt iiun in uuitc uuuii Milieu 11 tiuiu
perate. Has the charge alluded to been
and whose av idity for office, aiiii DOwer Med upon any individual of the multitud
made them utterly reckless of the! ilonora- OI lnose w Iiave been reformed away 1
ble feeling and justjtjgbts of oth'ti, cried Was " ever even whispered in regard to
aloud for Rotation iifcffice. IsliSat ma- mv unfortunate husband 1 You know that
gical phrase, so familiar to thlfl dema,- lt was I10ti
gogues of all nations, and of all tinJs, your But I boldly declare that such a rule is
great arm muen vauntea principRjoi lie- altogether, unworthy ot the i'residentia
Jonn f It it be, by what kind Wi rotary btnee of a magnanimous nation ! vv hat
motion is it, that men who have t&en )mt wield the public vengeance for vour pri-
a few years, or a few months -j office, vate wrongs! Hurl from the armor)' of
are swept from the boards, whif others the nation the bolt of destruction on your
(your friends) remain, who datelt&eir of- private foes ! Was the power, dignity, and
hcial calends, pernaps,. trom the ?ime ol wealth ot the Union concentred in your
Washingtou What sort of adaptation person to be so misused J Had n foreign
of skill to machinery Jsthat whiS brush- Prince or Minister committed a like of-
achmery that whicafi
es away those only who were opposed to
your election, and leaves your fr ends in
full possession? - Jj .
Your official Organ would impose up
on the public the belief that you Sjjad ad-
fence, with the same pjopriety might you
have made it a cause of public quarrel,
and sent from the ocean and the laud he
j catomfes, of appeasing ghosts. '
- The whole circumference of vour rule
dot, but let the crimson negative mantle
oil your cheek ! No, sir, on the contr.ary,
it was one of the best acts of his life. ;
When he bared his bosom to the hostile
bayonets of his eneraivshe was not more
in the line of his fluty, than when he vo
ted against you ;and had he fallen a mar
tyr on the field of fight, he would nottnore
have deserved a monument, than he now
desevres for . hav ing been worse than mar
tyred. in support of the dearest privilege
and chartered rigbt of .Amencan freedom.
Careless as you are about the effects of-'
your eonduct, it -would be idle to inform
you of the depth and quality of that iuis- T
erv which vou have worked in the bosom
of my family. Ele would I tell "a talc: .
that would provoke sympathy in any thing
that had a heart, or gentle drops of pity
Irom even' eye not accustomed to look up
on scenes of human cruelty 44 with com jk-'
sure. besides, vou were, apprised of our
wv crty ; you knew thedependence of tight
ittle children for food and-raiment upon.
my htifcband's salary. You knew that, ad-
vanccd.in years as he was, without .the
means to "prosecute any regular busmen,
md without friends able to assist him, the
world would be to him a barren heath, an
inhospitable wild. You were able, there
fore, to anticipate tlie heart-rending scene
which you may now realize as the olc
work of your hand. T. he sickness and de
bility of my husband now call vpou me' to
vindicate his and his children's wronjf?.
The. natural timid;ty , of my tex vanishes
before the necessity of my situation ; and
a spirit, sir, as proud as yours, although
in a iemaie bosom, oeraanas justice: ai
vour hands 1 ask it: Return to him what
you have. rudely torn from his possession;
give back to his chileren their former
means of securing their food and raiment ;
show that you can relent, and that your
rule has hid at least one exception. The
severity practised j you in this instance
is heightened, because accompanied by a
breach of your faith, solemnly pledged to
my husband. He called upon you, told
you frankly that he had not voted foryou.
What was your reply t :" It 'was, in sub
stance, this, "that every citizen of the U.
States had a right to express his political '
sentiments by his vote ; that no charges
had been made against Maj. Darncy ; if
any should be made, he should have jus
tice done ; he should not be -condemned
unheard." Then, holding him by the
hand with apparent warmth, you conclu
ded "be assured, sir, I shall be particu
larly cautious how I lUteu to assertions
of applicants for office With these as
surances from you. Sir, the President of the
United States, my husband returned to the
bosom of his family. With these rthear
sed; lie wiped away the tears of apprehen
sion. The President was not theraonstrr
he had been represented. They would
hot be reduced to beegary haggar&want
would not tie permitted to enter the man
tion where he ruvd always been a stranger.
The husband and the father had done
nothing in violation of his duty an offi
cer. If any malicious slanderer ebould.
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