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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
MECkLESBURG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, III.
ly Term, 1889.
William Cook >

The Heirs at Law OF John Allen, jun. deed, .
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
Il that James Cook and Sarah his wife, William
Alien, Thos, Allen, Josiah Alien, Margaret Cook,
Josiah Wilson and Mary his wife, Eli Morrow
and Mary bis wife, and the heirs st law OF JOHN
Allen, sen. decd. are not inhabitants of this Safe,
Ordered, therefore, that publication be made SIX
weeks in the Charlotte Journal, that unless the
above named heirs at Law of John 4 len, Jun. ap-
pear al the next Court o. Pleas and Quarter Scs-
stems, to be bell fer ithe County OF idecklenburg
at the CourtH House in Charlotte, on the 18th Mon
day ia October next, and plead answer or demur,
Judgment By default will be entered against them.
Witness, Braiy Oates, Clerk of our said Court,
at office, the Alb Monday in July 1889.
B. OATES, c. c. c.
Price adv $50. t4t7
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and LET US fix upon some other man. Should the
rectly to General scorT, AZ the candidate most
likely TO command success, then under the ban.
ner of tho constitution will we fight for him.
But should il appear that the BRAVE OLD HERO OF
TPFEcASoE is the most deeply seated in the hearts
of the people, then with all our energies will we
20 for the scared old soldier" We accord hearth
ly with these sentiments and shall at all times
favor "A UNION OF THE WHIGs-FOR
THE SAKE OF THE UNION"
u Late Foreign Nens.-The steamer Great
Western arrived at New York on the 22d ult.-
She left Bristol on the 9th and brings London
papers TO the evening of the 9Th, Liverpool TO the
9Th, and Bristol TO the 9Th. She made her pas.
sage in 10 days.
There is material decline in cotton, amount.
ing in the aggregate TO about aths Of penny
The decline from the 18th Of the 2lst June, was
/ to sths; from the 2lst to the 2sth, ! and from
the 25th to July 3, also /. After the 3rd no
change.
Of political news the most important is the
commencement Of hostilities between Turkey
and Egypt; an event which from its liability to
involve other powers, is of more Importance than
might at first be imagined.
The French charge d'Afflirs at ST. Petersburg
has expressed in note to the Russian Minister
the dsapprobation Of the French Government TO
a treaty formed between Russia and the Grand
seiguor. The Russian Minister in a note in re-
ply seems 10 think that when the treaty is under
stood no opposition will be made 10 ii by France.
Coming events cast their shadows and We should
not be surprised from present appearances if a
general rupture should take place between the
owned heads Of Europe.
Daniel Webster has been the favored gucs, Of
many distinguished persons, among whom was
her Majesty the Queen.
stu Later.-By the arrival Of the steamer
British Queen at New York on the 25th ut.
news FIVE days later than that brought by the
been further decline Of "a in the price Of cotton.
Lieut.. Col Nudge and Mr.. Fea,herstonhaugh,
Two commissioners appointed by the British Gov
ernmen, to examine into the possibility Of simpli-
jlDg tho question Of the North Eastern Bounda.
~ and bringing !, 10 a prompt and honorable SGT.
tlctnent Is come by this arrival
A war between the Grand Seignor and the Pa.
cha Of Egypt seems 10 be ineyitap;e. The rupor,
OF 4 collision between the Turkish and Egyptian
cavalry bfoogAt BY the Great Western is con-
trIncd.
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enng cur Executive to raise troops, and
put an end TO this disgraceluI - Indian
hunt II can b. done and ,eiU D. done
Il Florida Is permitted To have her way in
the matter.
Indian Har.-.The Peoria Register
gives tho following items respecting the
var which young Black Hawk is waging
against the SIOUX
1t seoms they we're out IN search OF the
SIOUX only, and thai, coming npon the com
buH.d bands near the neutral ground, Il
lrsc, oi land that separates the former and
after Tribes, thcy lthc Sioux and Mohawksl
heid up red blanket IN token Of friend.
snip, bat which, unfortunately, carried q
different impression 10 The bosou,, II the
iefoeious sAcs, who instantly rushed upon
iAeu,, and, without, rcsisiane e. killed and
captured men, women, and children. TO the
ulnber Ut twenty five or thirty.
And uow at their towns On the Dcs
Mo,no=, and lar ia the distance, nms b.
beard the fierce shouts and triumphant
ye!.s, a., IN their eestaes, they dance
.roaod The ps,st where hang lh. CHASTITY
salp- 81 the dead, AMI where arc tied
tactr dtvennsolata caplAes.
The following belongs 70 the same Ssh.
pet:
Har-Evlract of letter d The editor,
dated nc- MONIES Trading .housc, June ),
l-a9
oar Tudtaus Sacs and fovesJ ar all
d. war Il present. \ party came IL icw
l4s. slnec beauns ~calp~ and prisoa.
ers Ihes arc - ciaicd With their suc.
-. thai tlcy haze all turned cat, ueu
young AMI oId, boy. dos, end Ill.
Pargrc.-Ia answer 10 an ,nqntr, from
t. t..l.tars of the ARMY and Navy throu.
z.e. the Postmaster General SAYS that
Pa-saasters ara " justified - giving fhe Us.
aat notice. to thu publishers, whca rtqgcst.
81 d, do 80 is subscribers, Of any intended
change lin tfesr station ar residence = bat
aatad subsequent misunderstanding be-.
tseaa toe parties, -acb request should al.
ray. H. made in writing,
The Wife IF Boston Boys Grand
S7q.-it j. supposed that the feel Minis
tgl we're uut manauercd by Tie beautiful
Nrehguc4s Of Normandy. Who rules
tie Queen rules England, and EusIand
fslc- nearly oil the world. Thus the MIR.
cal,uc~- Of Norn,anb, Is ,be greatest 40.
uaa IN tho world II present. She is mar.
res, to th. great grandson Of Boston
by named Phpps.--A. ! Star,
HIFrah for htfhsJofd - aF'A'fs' u
gnu WISH to kh7" h"" t' hH'N' wheat
rwe Ia old Rutherford ana 'aFh from
-. kdrl'r' h's gentleman s""'a IN,
and hnli bushels On SIX acres 81 2f'o''''
o. 1857 bushels and what is more, Il was
q" ~uf"r"r quality as We -" tar St"'
''"sn ut 1t win our own eyes 9", II
r''ps, We say, are hard IN b'at'~-hsth'
"a-ttte.
We learn from Cant. SouluvIrk, al lhc
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
MRCKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Jg.
~ Term, 1889.

court o. ftedS ana tsddFfer Sessions, JGs
~ Term, 1899.
saml A Davis asmr. of Walter Davis, } Attach,
-H''"'''
Andrew l., Davis. heh''
Levied en- a tract of Land, lying on the waters of
NAlPin's Creek, adjoining the LANDS OF Jas. II.
Davis, John Fl, Hood aud others--sIss on deien-
dsnts interest in Negrs Man names Solomon, III
the possession OF Nary Davis
n I appearing TO the satisfaction ut the Court
q that the defendant is not an inhabiiant ct this
State, Ordered Therefore, that publication be made
six weeks in the Charlotte Journal, that unless hs
appear st the next Court of Pleas and Quarter Ses.
slons TO be held nor the County Of Meek burg al
the Court House in Charlotte, on the 9Th Mo- day
in October NEXT, and plead answer, or demar.
Judgment BY default will be entered agsiust HIM.
Witness sraly Oates, Clerk of our said Court
Of Office, the 4,h Monday in July, 1899
B.OATES, c. c. c,
Price adv. S. s467
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d. Nj. Clay while on h,s northern tour pass
cIiAroaga Bnaalo. Ho was received IA an uuofIi.
cal manner, aud was addressed by the Recorder
We copy the following eatr,o, from Mt. Cla.'s
rP'y
Are We not then called upon, Mr.. Recorder
and fellow citizens, by the highest of duties
to ouf country. 60 It's free Institutions, TO rosictI
Is and To- tie world, to rIae above all local pre-.
Juaicts aud personal pafliaIitles, 10 discard all
collateral questions, 10 disregard every sabotdlu.
ate point, aud. IN genuine spirit OF compromise
and concession, uniting huart aud hand to bro
serve tuf ourselves the blessings Of free govern.
nrut, wisely, honestly, aud faithfully admins
tered, and, is We have received them from our
fathers. to transmit them 10 our children Should
we not Justly subject ourselves to eternal rcprosch
NJ We permitted our differences about noru men
IN bring defeat and dis tstcf upon our cause Our
principles are lmpartshatio, bat men havu but
hacilug existence, and arc themselves liable to
change an4 corruption during Us buot oout,nu-
4nea"
Il my name creates any obstacle to cordial
uu,ou aud harmony. away with 1t, and conCen-
traie upon some individual more acceptable to
all branches o. the opposition. What Is public
man worth who ~ not ever ready 10 sacrifice
himself trf the good of bts country have
unaIcataday dcs,ycd retirement, yet desire 1t
when, consistently with the duties and obga-
tons which owe. can honorahly ratire. No
veteran soldier. covered With scars aud wounds,
Inflicted ~ many severe battles and hard cam
plleas, ever received hts discharge with more
pleasure than | should mne. But think that
ike han, without presumption, am entitled to
All honorable discharge
The New York Com. Advertiser remarks -
" For ourselves, we are free to say, that we think
Mr.. Clay deserves the Office of President, more,
far more than any other candidate IN the field, or
who can be brought into the field And should
he l,c thc candidate of the national convention,
We shall throw our whole heart and soul into his
support. But should It appear from ancient pre-
ludioes, and emblttercd political feeling or from
ANY other cause, OF combination of causes, Mr.
CLAWS llcnds would bc unable to carry hun IN the
states of N,,r York, Connecticut, ohto, and IN
diaaa, we say III his own words, severe as would
10 the struggle 10 give hInuP away with hun,
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NOTICE.

II FILTERS of Administration having been
H granted 10 the subscriber, al the last Term
Of the County Court on the Estate Of william w.
Long, decd, all persons indebted TO said Estate
By Note, Book Account; or otherwise, are hereby
notified that unless they make settlement durIsg
the Term of our next Superior Court. suit will be
brought Without respect to persons Also all per-
sons having claims against said Estate request
ed % present them Immediately, or this notice ai.l
be plead in bar.
Va A Sale of the property Of the said
William W. Long, decd. will take place on the Sd
day OF September next at his late residence in tsc
Town of Charlotte, consisting ct
T,so rery fine Blooded Mares, Cot'le,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Library Of Books, dc. dc.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
II. c. OWENS, Admir-.
dag 6. 1899. 1865
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Specie.-The Cincinnati Republican Of
the 10Th says The sum Of iuo H1n.
dred Thousand Dollars IN sil,cr, vas yes
terday forwarded TO the East, from this
city. by the banks and one Of our brokers'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-08

~ Csuuterf0t F,te Frank P,tces.-The
Boston Tunes state tina, counterfeit five frank
pieces have been put IN circulation in that city
which are calculated to deceive the most wary
The color and the impression are both good, and
the lghtness Of weight point which very few
would uotce--is the principal means OF detection.
They are made OF tin, or a composition Of which
TN bears large proportion. They have the col
or and gloss Of SILVER while new, but may be- in
part, detected by the smell and soapy feeling
They were evidently run in a mould, for the mil.
ling on the edge is imperfect, and the corners
have not the sharpness OF true coin which Is SO
new. The sprew, or gate, was at the place where
the stars are to be found in the new coin, separa
ting the motto neu proteGe la France" and
two OF them are filed of, as may be discovered,
mostly by the loss ot the brilliant new cast sur
face of the rest Of the coin.
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Tyrrel County yo, 10 be heard from which will
give st4niy al overwhelming malorty-say 100
Well done Wings Of the Third District .--R. Reg.
-
IL Sc The new Cotton Circular IN proceeding
columns.
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a. I, secns that one hsif tho good qualities Of
the Nams MaIilcaults has 10, heen told. One
sids out !, is good ioraEe fof eatss. another tla,
i iaakes good green's, b.i i hss bcen eit to Al.
.us,4 10 make tie discovery, that il also makes
god Tea. II fact, says the Constituencies. We
acre shown ! s.np!e tie other Day put mp IN pa
per, abirh Ne pronounced. on the smell, fac tly-
Tea, sil' imagine Cur surprise, On making ths
enquiry i good Toas are scarce ii tbs market
wEcre il could l. obtaiued. hen wo wrre inform.
"a That instead of IT. -oa, 1t Vas prepared Nafas
Malteaaiia. There was ,aa' about enough ior
efaF4sr, 20 tia, We could rot OBTAIN supply
81 trial we lcarn however ften the individual
who d,d nsae the experiment, taat it made good
Tea. and th4t fpfppetly prepared, he thinks g'oI
Judges could mol detect tae difference between it
sud yae tsast IIyson. Tbe way 1t was prepared
vas a. follows l.a leaves wcfc IN the fsss place
eal into tim stuPs, then rolled up and put away
in tie shado to Dry, aud after remaining in that
situation some hve or SIX days, they were placed
ia tee sun Tor few hours.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-08

IT Slarey in Iora Teritory.-The first bus
mess session of the Supreme Court of the Terrific
~, was held in Burlington the first week in July
The Court decided that slavery was contrary to
the laws of the Territory and that slave taken
there TO work in the mines and permitted 10 hire
his own tine gained thereby right to has irosdem,
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IL We see il stated in All Alabama paper that
the Hon. lesse spaigh', formerly member Of
Congress from THE state, has consented to run as
the Democratic candidate for the Legislature
from Iowndes County. During the last part Of
tie session for which he was elected from tbs
state, il Is stated he was absent from his seat the
greater part Of his time and drew the full amount
Of pay--tbis we think should entite him 10 the
kicks rather than the votes Of any community.
u L5brl Casa very interesting libel case
has occupied the attention Of the Criminal Court
a, New Orleans for several days, The prosecu.
tsou is agaius. Mr. JoH> GIBs0N, editor Of the
True American; and tie grea, question is, wheth-
er h. shall be allowed to defend himself by giving
the truth IN evidence. The presiding Judge had
taken time TO consider tie subject and had deci-
dcd that the truth could not be plead In defence.
TINS decision is erroneous in our opinion for we
cannot scr how publishing the truth can be con-
sldered libel
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II II. c. Jones, Esq. has Transferred his inter.
est in the establishment of the Carolina Watch
man to Mcssrs Pondleton and Bruner.
a." Spurious BHiS,--We understand, says the
Charleston Courier, that number of spurious
Bulls, IN imitation of Georgia Bank Bills, are in
circulation here calculated to deceive the uu.
wary or the ignorant
The following is a copy of one of them, which
has been placed in our possession
10 4 No. 4sl 10
On demand, | promise to pay Ill the Town
Of Macon to Van Buren, oy Bearer, Ten dollars
in current Bank Bills, for value received.
Macon, Georgia, May, 1892.
Clay Biddle. Lord Nelson
Fdrman, Draper, Underwood d ca.
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The Irs IF Boston Boys Grand
S7g.-lt i, supposed TINT the Peel Minis
tn we're uu, manaHscd by The beautiful
Nrchiguc4s Of Normally. Who rules
she Queen rules England, and EusIand
rlc- nearly all the world. Thus The NI1r.
ca.aue~z pf Normandy is the greatest wo-
uaa ia tho world At present, She Is mar.
red to the great grandson Of Boston
yay named Phlpps.--N. J. Star.
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The Crops.---Thc Wheeling Gazette,
''markIng upon the bouuteous harvest,
says" From appearance, III this quarter,
We should not be astonlshed if wheat Is
Gown 10 80 cts, per bushel, corn and oats
% cts', and every thing else IN proper
hou.n
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We learn from Capt. Sou,h"Tok, al lhc
>.hr. Empire, from -. Augustine, that
the Negroes of Mr.. ktue by were driven
hum hts plantation, Dralton Island, Lake
hnorae, GA the 18th INST, by party ct
Indians. The Indians stated 10 the Ne
-roe- that they would gather the cop
Charleston Courier.
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The T. s. Ship North Cdrolina.--fhe
gallant Tars ON board this ship were paid
oti on Tuesday They thronged the Man.
t}len Bank IN pursuit Of their cash, riding
there IN their carriages like men of state.
The pay Roll is stated 10 b. SlG~ 900 $780,
The \. G, - nov taken over To the Brook
lEn shore, where she - 10 he used rs KIND
OF practising School. HQu<c for the appren.
tees ia the Navy " y. Erpress
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-06-05

ence by threats, had him terribly Whip
ped. The fortitude of the sufferer was
not to be shaken; be nobly rejected the
offer of exemption from further chastise-
ment at the expense of destroying his
soul, and this blessed martyr died IN con-
sequence of this serere tnteactioH Oh,
how bright gem will this victim of ire
sponsible power be, in that crown which
sparkles on the Redeemer's brow; and
that many such will cluster there / have
not the shadow of doubt.
SARAH NJ GRIMKE.
Fort Lee, Bergen Co. NJ. Sd month, 26th. <
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-06-05

wish l were like this little stream of
water. 1t lakes It's rise nearly mile off:
yet il has done. good even N ,ba, sho,,
course. has passed bv several cot
iages IN lis way, and afforded life and
health to the inhabitants. IL has wasere3
their little gardens as Its flows. and en-
riched the meadows near It's hanl,r T,
has satisfied the thirsts of the focks lbs,
are feeding alof on the hills, and ner-
haps refreshed the shepherds bow Who
sits watching his masters sheep hard by.
Ii then quietly finishes It's current in this
secluded dell. and agreeably 10 the design
OF ITS Creator, quickly vanishes 10 the
ocean.
May my course be like untothine, thou
little rivuletl Though short be my span
of life, yet may be useful to my fellow
sinners, as travel EDWARDS! Let me be
dispenser Of spiritual support and health
to manyi Like the stream, may / prove
The poor mans friend by the way. and
water the souls that thirst for the river of
life whenever | meet thenl And, If IL
please thee, o my God, lei me. in my
latter end, be like this brook 1t camly,
though not quite silently, flows through
this scene of peace and loveliness, Just
before it enters the sea. Let me thus
gently close my days likewise; and may
I.not unusually tell to others of the good
ness and mercy Of my Savior, till ar
rive at the vast ocean of uncertainty
Leigh Richmond.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-06-05
BY oRsoN S, MURRAY
TERMS.

NJ The VERMONT TELEGRAPH is published
oaftey four months and within eight, $2,25-after
eight months and within the year, $3.50.
NJ To companies who receive twelve or more
.oo;ss IN one bundle, and pay within four months,
~ En- 5O-after four months, to rise as above,
within eight months, &c. - ,
scT;bers are entitled TO the seventh copy gratis.
NJ No naner TO be discontinued until arrearages
are paid, except at the discretion of the publisher.
p All letters, to secure attention. must come
postage paid.
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VOL. xI. NO. 81.

and confused. only to prepare, after an
other week, for similar injudicious and
comparatively pro6tless round.
lis this wisea Is il rirh,2
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-23
b rig ton Market,
(Reporied for the New England Farmer
MONDAY, Oct. ii, 1893.

The storm has prevented Us from max
ing mp our report as usual. A large
quantity Of ock of every description re-.
mains unSolI, much Of watch viii b. d $
posed Of tomorrow.
Aooul 9OO Beef Ca,le, 1860 Stores.
$500 Shcep aud 100 Swine were at Mar.
kct.
PRIcEs.-Decf CanLe.-Former pric-
IS were not sustained on the second and
lnlrd quality. We quote FIRST quality.
81 Is 81 70. Second Quality. So Ks a
80 20. Third qaa.ity, - 10 u S575.
H0FeS,-Sae IS were made at prices very
unequal and lower han las. week. WI.
qlole 1earIinga 3ll Sl5. Two Year
Cd SIT 927.
C"'ca "na CaLres.-Sales $50, $50
545, and 500.
Shrrp.-The price of pelts has since
last week very materially declined, and
the few lois sold were at reduced prices
LOIS We're sold at 81 62, 81 90, So 25,
81 So and S. %.
S~1"e.-A very few sales only were
elected. A lew lots TO peddie were sold
at 4 l-S Tor sows, and > Is Tor barrowS
AT retail l-2 a 6 for sows, and 6 I.2a7
for barrowS.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-10-23

ti@A1TH OF THE Suurs. AZ.
"a "i' 't.r- - Il U.s. ill., n.:...s.'~'---.
MAS diminishing. aosc, .,.,.vr.f.n.'...
want OF 81 Jcc,s, la,;, f;:a. an, f ~. 49,.
c."i g. III thr d see. W.. 49,.
>!nt "ltnts.' ram" vs. lie Cnn>,i.m,na.
il Isl, aud un[ii We have enon,iI IN cnr.,,
'"e b''lon OF oar river. (,shirh for The
most part 10 now drv) II VIII not be- nm.
"tht Tor our absent lrien Is To renr,. torh.
cry, AS soon as We gel a heavy rain.
we look Tor change 10 the weather
("h'ch sill continues warr) accompanied
with Il black fo.,."
ne New OrIcans Lonisianian says
mat the sickness with which New o.
''1nS has been afflicted FIR more than IL.
months has been soIlrned hy change Of
,,rhperat"re into an intermittent character.
Ae'e IS hnt very Iiai2 yellow fever in The.
cay, AID there is some reason to h ,D.that
ere long will be entirely extirpated b.
colder weather.
Most OF The towns in the interior have
Suheftd Or are now suffering under the
disease. Natchez is almost decopnla,eJ
~ ''N ''Hio'ai OF The citizens from the
presence OF the Epidemic. Several deaths
n'Ve occurred At Bayou Sara. Baton
rouge has not been entirely exelnp, from
me sickness. though the size and location
OF mat town have saved it from an exten.
s've spread Of the disease
SI-kness has prevailed to some extent in
OFeI9nSas. Many persons have beeA Ia.
Ken down with an Epidemic fever; though
Re" deaths had at the last dates occurred
1t subsequently aba,ed The papers
ascrlbe the sickness to the extensive and
long continued drought, and lis abatement
10 IA violent thunderstorm, accompanied
with wind and rain. Within len Javs
mere had been 100 cases of sickness in
the town and its vicinilv.-Ere. Posi-
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GENERAL Intelligence.
from the Massachusetts, Abolitionist.

p
''om the Massachusetts, Abol;tionist
l. mas the Church TO do with Slavery,
,~a =" one church in Worcester Co arc
sgS "r r who own slaves. The wir OF
Ohm, =" 'nem belongs TO church of an
|h,1... ect' Ia the same place is a slave
|G;.I y, member Of church Of s,ilI I,
la,o.'u. en,omInallon. In third church !
cs WI mas Two sons who are s'avehold.
,,0 a son of another professor Of ', rsri.
;, : Inv, a';sr'ed Shareholder, who i now
~ ra v'st 10 me North, with ! sI,yo ~ -
,0non' Torn from her husband "a - i, y
s1o make her ceiling 10 go baeE f S"o ~
t.rae e' toWh three religious families no.
how. O"e on visit home
b,i On, time would fail me 10 rcco,,, 90,
nv a u,e instances Of this sort, RICH, under
n, we The number of wealthy bn,
i9,I ,e''glous families. in his conntv sim
hay situated, is immense Won sh"n
conn, ' us; statistics ere long. There is
phitb' Ily lutte opposition to our cans :
IonsS H uoes not grow out Of ,bsss ~
shvat' p, and business connexions is ~ !
soag,tnso'ders. Why don't vo, 'O Oh WIN
EoRor.nE HAVE Too MUCH TO 10 ~
quo,e ss Cincinnati Gazette Of the OH -.
0or from canal boats at "a. dull ,iIT'