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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01
no NJ HUDSON. Me HENRY JORDAN.
saUDsOS IL JORDAN,
n T T o n II IYS BT L A w,

4 I NlNG formed partnership will attend regularly
Il the Courts of the counties of
bedord' Botetoau, Roanoke, Franklin. Monigon.
cry, Gdes. ,Hteghaay, and The Corporation
Courts IF Lmchblpg.
They viii also attend 10 bus mess If Importance in any
adjacent counties. aud Will practise in the Court o
Appeals and IN the l.. 5 District Courts at Iewisbufp
All business entrusted to their care will receive then
prompt and unremittcd attention.
.4ddreSs-Ro, Nj. HUDSON Fincaslle. Boernnrt CO. Y,
Neil, Jurdan, Liberty, Bedford CO., Va.
REFEREECEs
DAVIS, Colhoun Co, = Mechanism, Cren-
hioDaniel MeCorke, shaw Co,
Lee s. Roberts, : William +. Young.
Nichols s Bell John G. Nlr,m
Charles w. Christian, %
ApfIl Ia WIN if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01
ID. Il. &. E'sI'Fg,ssS.

ID. u. q. PsHH'EsSS.
WHOLESALE AND RE3,iIL DEALER IN
aFAPEh AND FANCY pEgY GOODS,
al ms old stand on .liaul Street
Et'S leave to call the attention Of his friends and
~ the trade generally, 10 his large and well selected
stock Of SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
which have been purchased ON the most advantageous
terms IA the Northern cities, since the great decline in
prices Ills stock consists IN part Of The following arti
Giles, viz:
FOR TIE LADIES.
Rich warered P. de Sue. Lace and striped Lawns
" changeable Chame- very rich.
=, hon SILK, Rich emb'd Dach Keat
s"ao"u ana striped Scarls the most beau
SIX tiiu article have ey-
Prussia Berages and or seen
ba'z'rlnes DIAL quail Rich Organdu and Earl
lies and at all prices, son Bingham.
HIPS cashmere. an ems
ilrcly new article,
Together with an assortment of Hair Cloth Skirts Ron
nets hohons, Artificial Flowers. asn the greatest va
eiy OF Paasos, Parasoet,es and Shades, 10 be found
" "e aNe'' IN "hlch great bargain may be had, Sc.
FOR THE GENTLEMEN
sup wool dyed BLK, blue. Crulon Coating new ar
~, e',o" auu owe Clohs, ticle tor Summer
Fine assortment Of CASH coats.
=, merrs all qualities, Tweed Cassmeres a
Is Vest great variety
ngs, all prices, Linen Drillinos of all
Drap d'Eue, for Summer qualities and prices
Coats rN'
WIN large assortment Of Fur Panama. Leg.
morn Palm Leaf aud Manilla His. &C. 80
= lie would very respectfully call the attention Of
ootNTRy MERCHANTS, 10 his large stock of my
HOoDS, assuring them that he will sell Goods as
eheap II not e cheaper than they can Be I'D far in
S MARKET All he asks Is call from persons in wan,
u GOODS to be convinced Of The above fact
,a.no, d. I. e. PETERS
CIV it
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01

eS- Tie New York papers mention the dessruc''"
OF the Bowery Theatre by fire with all It's contents
bout Dusk on the nigh, of the 25th ut. This is the ou
time that building has been consumcd.-ltIs 'e",
ed TO have been uninsured, and thai majority o' wv
stock was owucd by Mr. Uaublin and Mr., Whiting. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01

o. The citizens of Norfolk borough. a. the lale''
lection, were polled for the purpose ofacoepng or rec
lecilng the law passed by the last Legislature, convert
ing the Borough into City. II resulted in favor OF
The law by the following vote. For the city 1885, sga"''
it 272.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01
BETgEH

BUFFER.
n FEW FlRKINS II. Savers Family Rn,,er 70.
~ eeIved, by MCDANIEL & McCORKIE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01
PRINCE EDWARD.

For State Senate
VIM. II. Dennis CLoco) 1872 l39 80 M 354
Saml. ID. Burke (Whig) 1873 40 90 1T
For Delegate.
S. McDearmon (Loco) pol l66 80 M 800
A. d. Dickinson (Whig) 100 "a 90 1873
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01

To J, S. Skinner, Esq. present.
"Shorl and sweet" certainly.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-30
senoentiou Der 8reunoe oes 2(derbous in sbiO

Gs tpurben relisbfc, meo5iulbe uno pclitiId5e Con
Dentlonen Ohne 3ab 9ebalten,-no nun lit gum erlfen
Otale ene eonoentlon Der 9anowirthc ocn Obio Dor
bsrofben, pponrd cas- gro Be Observation-Disclosures
Sntereie oes Staates oerbeert unb be6roert perbeu
weroen fam; Diee @onoentpn fel 1T Columbus am
% uno 26 nddlten Suns 9ebaLten tpeyeen. lHr bcf
zen, Dap Die eanoDrtbe bon Starf @ouuy oaelb(f pp
tdEol9 reprdentirt tperoen gu Dem @noe fote coeid
elne Serlammun9 berufen peroen, nm Delesaten ~
Iernennen. o o"
Dele @cn0entton 1T BON 9rOserer Midttafeit ais
oeued)f otele oenfen 9Sir ino oerd,ert, bag bomit
ene nene @pode fir caS srOBe anotpirtbhaftlide n
Iferee oeS Staates be9tnn, uno baB oele Gcnpenton
nno De1en5et, 'pelde e biIben, in 3ufunft ais clde
oefradtet weroen bic bas Sete uno ole QBoblfobrt 9
er oetoroert baben. QSr haben Wdnner bon berrlden
2a!enten nnter ben 9I6ernirben Oednner, Gle mStan-
oe llo, Selehrun9 Sn ertbeen uno NRte[ ,ur @rrei-
dung ceies 3medes an bic oano su 9eben uno hiefe
Wtanner peroen in Der @cnoention Sngesen eu-qano-
Inidt = Fi''~'
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-30
Anfruf an ote beutlben BlIrser 6er Ser.
9 tQQten

Sn @emaBheit Der Seittmmunsen heS Greitrfefes
Der tenten @onoenttcn in 9lngele9enbeiten bes pbt
Iippsbnr9sr Sebrer Seniinars fpiro am
anetet Wcntd9 hes OtOuats NueuIt lS45 in Wtts
burg penniDloanien, Die lecbGte teutfde @cupentipn
9ehalten peroen.
Die teutld1en Sirser Der Ser. Staaten ,peroen
nun anf3etcroe IT. lb Snr 9Sabl bon 0ete9aten fir
jene Convention am
erden Monta9 bes Wcnots SunY
81 retianlmeln. Gld ben 8prldriften bes Trebres
yes nnncn bic Dele9aten Burger Der Ser. Staateu
SeYn nnb fno 25 Burger (Deutfhe pom @eburt rber
9bfnnft, tpie aud, Die Delesaten) gu elmer eefebli-
den Q9ahl erfcrberldb unb feline Gtaot ccer &cuntY
fann n'ehr ae oreD Dele9aten tpdtlen, nobel es bs
men jeocd, freltebt eben 70 pel beratbenbe als film,
fabige Dclesoten our Convention su lenben.
Dd mad, Dem Stonne Der Seninar 9luoeleoen-
heen Die ndde Die eebenSrage Der snfalt an entldet-
ben bat 70 fSu bceu. cab Die ndite @onoentien ahl-
reid oertreten, no Die Delceaten senlaence uno ent
lheeenbe Snruettoncn pcrSule9en i'm Stanoe ein mer-
6ett.
phtsbur3 am IL. WaD 1S45.
0tameuS Der Central Gcnlnttte
Ger neut(hen @cnoentonI
Der Sfretber, @bri tan SUB n
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-30
Scr g5aIerlon6s 9Jrtun6 an6 G5tilf ber Ell.

AUDI rur su etlnen, unb Der &6us bon reuBen ninnt
oeie Diloenten unter leinen beioncern hcben GhuB,
empfiu9t 0ion9e IN 9nabiser Anolen uno ldgt fe1er
eeib ojuoanten in Sber Uniform ben beutld fatbOl-
ihen @cttesoienf prdfIrren. Sm Dcrgen Sabrbunber-
te tpdre cine iclehe Menunssp strd,en
Selterretdb Mn0 prcu6en binrehcuoer 8ortpano III et
mem ftebenjdbri9en Srie9e 9epelen jebt medeIt man
nur SuderiBe Noten. Die SSerren mod)teu pohl audi
jcBt ncd' Jrie9 fubren nm clder eumpereieu pillen
aber le baben fetn G5eIo uuc frtsu ibre ei0eneu Tn
terfIanel, nno neeeatei Die Sran,cfen nidb oas off
ctele 8tanfteh, oenn ecut6 pbippe f0nnte chen 70
gut eH Sabsbnrg aIs elm Bourbon ei ober e fltrd,-
Ten oei 9rcBen Sflrnlplno bon 1893, Der e idon elm
NAL me99eblafen bar, uno Der aur in Der qecInsb6le
pes crctrnlatren Sufemeu mcmentan eingeperrt it,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-30
PROSPECTUS OF
the United States journal
BY JESSE E. Dow &C. Co.

The first number ofour paper will be issued ths(6rst
OF May, with entire new dress-new type. fine white
paper, with other important alterations and improve
mens The paper will be devoted to fearless expos
ron OF Democratic principles it will zealously and un
remlttingy oppose each and every effort to establish
mammoth monarchy bank and other mischieyous corno-
ratlons and consultations of wealth. which subyert the
rights OF The PEOPLE and undermine the pillars of the Re-
public 1t VIII oppose oppressive and anti-repuhlican
taH system, the assumption of the State debts by the
General Govermcn and all other Federal PRINCIPLES
whch nave inevitable tendency todestroy pupc pros
perty al well InVIdlal happiness Against all such DO
lhucal deusons, we shall wage unchanging uncompro-
missing war.3
Inc FARMER and the MECHANIC who produce all the
rea capital OF the nation, will find in our paper an
waverng champion OF thev nalienabe rights: the ono
cherIshei principles of the editors are to we'll known tai
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choice selection from the current literature of the dav
as well as original contributions from the most talented
writers OF which our country boast general sum-
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regular price and correct list of the prices
of stocks will 50 be given
The conductors have already secured the sid and CO.
O Grafton OF large number of tho most distinguished IL
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VIII so be made, at the earliest period possible to en-
Delsh our columns by the contributions of correspon
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OF our plan, we very respectfully submit our claims to
an extensive patronage the consideration Of gener
Gus public.
Theophilus Fisk, EDrroRs. I
Jesse E. Dow,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-30
Wa0erbeil- -9tn(fQ(t.

Dtt ertren@n Stefutatc Der Soltparturcn, pefer G4
o'e Det9 Antat ictt ibem Vcbcn rhDmen barf m
nrr p tunc 8eten Snrf fur bds Gertb foler Qnfa[.
sn ron otren wetferen ertrcitunS Ausbn9 unte
metfsen wrbltbdfi8en Splrn fir rn Gcnpbtitetutanb In
unS aud otete abr au mcne Qpaerbrifanttat aufrtfan
~ n"dn. Die 9etarcit rieIer Srantbctisn rie n pur
Anrnpun9 rss falten Sacrs crtnerbcn t6nnen
9e5Gnst l@pne no 9eunre sage pblrpsturgs. bas far
9SatlerDe1Uedt pOrsd9l c Q5aftr duBer @stcit in8.
rcdnnn8 Der Hlrtrffcn lnh Mrmsnc, lfefenpett
slnaoenO rlDetnn oten 4nf portc frie ra5su werre m
Serem Haberen Qu1@luS ertbcilrr.
Nr. oWaro AIDES.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-30
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-30
Gine S1ehlsgllllhle ,llm @erfauf

Die ialnmte ancrie etner Oebtnablt tenabt nc ne,s
tnb ce rateffen DrteferuSen gum Oeb1aeen tbaltenp
Dc hsit gum Berfauf angebotn Die bybralif DC WrefI,
TT bccnrers aerbefe 0attuns Sa Giaentbamr
anoerps befast III pieftm 3,cis uist nser abspars
cen tain IN e sefOnnsn, biefen nb gum ti often
pree 5u serfaufrn-
sle, bic si tanen snsis ino. .ttten 60 par rts an,
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Rap 20, l845. 4s-s Wat
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-30

Tim benz an8eieinen 1n,pa1 RON Gtfbafte, Der aus Der
Gr5nnS Der Obo nr pnnfppaHa.tp Der mad G.it
bebnten slns ntfpranst III bessnn, bate bic Gisenbmr
oes Ul n" es fur ncbmenpis 8efunren, has prad8e
Oanpfbppt 2D cn tn" at ertatcn 0e,re pc 8ccte
aufn tDelmaBisjeos smifben pttstnrs @eapcr,
par psrabt DC gsseen Srissspar epen porsen Inn bat
Suno peraB pittsburS 9amitta brei ltbr-pahreno
bic ,i6i5am" pittsburs Oorsns ,nD Seaper-i stass
um llr rerfast, unb wiessr mad pittsburs surid3bt.
Die QBisfcnRn fabrt baaptab Bios 9afIaare -Dte 9ae
69on.' inn paiaSielc, Srat-u -uno Dppte tns @51pra1
Das pabtum uno nfere Sanoen prfen perrt (ein oa IT,
nen ies nafeb Seben BON unrcr @ee teSeann fol-,
ans bisbsr tbre Sunif unb @twoSsubett sasssosen.
Sur Die GsentbImer
g. gp. Soartcn II. 60, pittsburg,
@arf u. Co., 8eaper.
aiat 20. ls45. 4s-6m
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-30
Road Notice.
aprit 26. ls45.

No.lce IS hereby given, that petition will be pre-
sented to the Commissioners of Stark Counv q, their
next Session for view Of an alteration Of the road
eaa'ng from New-Berlin TO Massillon, beginning for
salo alteration at point of the road, leading from
EVerhafds mill TO Massilon, where the line between
~ Laubschers and A. Dehns land intersects said road
thence North with-said line, until II connects with the
preseut road along the linc. All those concerned may
attend If they think proper.
A PErITIoNER.
jackson Tsp,ay May 1=, 1915 40~5t.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-30
81 8 S Duel,

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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-30
gOtterte : Siehun0.

Den 8etbeiItatcn biene bermit CUR Jead,rtdt, bog
Die am 2ten Suni D. S. tattuuoeuoe 3ebuua Der Qpt-
terle ees lntersetdneten in Sol9e mebrerer nod ob-
piro. =
Canton, Naai 80, 1s45.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-30
90 a d frage.

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$50 1T edspar Gbat aus SeIi9tabt, 6efIen Darmfaot.
Sd)retner friner prpfefIlcn2
Brittle fam I'M 6trtft bss Sabrcs aus 9eutfblan
np wrbn TIL estate pennplranien, SnSiana COUNTY Ypt(,
unsfbr u Sabren perles r bSit @ iesf paer.
tAtnl' rScnrtpc I'M Staote Ohio a ibm rdat la d.
r'btcn mttIubeten tno, 70 r rrrte trut @ rerbat ou
bic 9tebaeFinn ju mcnrcn; 9niSn ree irstnb tnt aus
tunft jn 9eht i'm SAre nr, @ sAannttr G6lt statn.
garts afla perSn brmt scteten Oc spatcn aisles
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JInre 2Se6eltdtter-( (namentlidb petidel Gnb aebtn
Sc Sadfraat entSc DIAL einurldtn pcbur m uns ~ Ot.
sbletenite ptrpfibten.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-30
ll1bIide MorftitraBe, Canton, Sbic.

sur ote Bn blsber IDe sporbnt Q5unf bonttnb ttno
st leln altrn H4nsen unr bas utt Dag 70 sten
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m eem cttdft unbefannt nb. nc lustpa6l tefebt aus
Soerrn., Dnmen,uno &inoer,Shefeln Salbfiefeln.
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oon pfofeoit Elm Shntieo aus Neinbeim all Der eros
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Goitcr IF tte german paper.
9lpril 26. l845. wy
Democratic banner., 1845-03-22
JOHN TYLER.

IA, retired from the exalted station
which he occupied, carrying with HIM
the best wishes Of The Democratic oarty.
Mr.. Tyler has been guilty Of some acts
which we, IS Democrats, cannot ap.
proye; but L., lin who is iauilless cast
the first stone. Mr.. Tyler merits and
will receive the thanks of the Republic
can party, for having by his veto pre-
vented the establishment Of a great
maun 9th Bank, which else would have
been saddlcd upon us for a series al
wears. HI, whole course has gone 10
prove that he was possessed OF nerve
and courage, which " quailed before
peril and obstacles, although standing
alone and presenting the novel specla-
Gle of a President without a party, de-
nounced and bitterly reyi!ed ny both
parties, ye, urmoved and unawed, lie
las calmly pursued the "cssn tenor OF
his way" But the brightest plume III
his cap wa. the signal success which
crowned his ceaseless effort. 10 recover
back possession of Texas To obtain
tina, objec, he ha, lAboured long; and for
it, he deserves the thanks Of every
Democrat. And although We can ace
much in Tyler to blame, yet we have
ever looked upon The harsh, unmanly,
and coarse yirtupcra,ions e his Wing
friends and allies, as the offspring Of NAL
i:e or disappointed political aspirations.
Mr.. Tyle,, in our humble opinion, is no
traitor to any principle formerly avow-
ed, unless a determination on his part TO
carry OIL, his peculiar views Of Govern
ment, unscduced by Wing threats or
"unheaded by wing snare" CO" be con-
s.rued into treachcry. A majority oil
those who voted for him knew, or at
least should have known what his pccu-
liar views were. And yet he is de-
pounced IN 10 measured terms for his
refusal TO give up his own avowed op'n-
ions, and his vencra,ion for the Constr
tuition, and pandcr TO the whim' oil
those who would hayc uscdhim as n tool.
The destinics Of this land might be con-
dded to worse hands than John Tyler's'
Democratic banner., 1845-03-22
THE BANNE IL.
THE CABINET.

Tn. following appointments have
heeu male by the President OF ne Uni
-, s,,,es. with the advice and eonsen;
Of the Senate:
Secretary Of sis,e-IA"rs b'enA'-
4, Secretary of the Treasury-K. J:
w,lx,a. Secretary Of War-HN. L..
M..cr. Attorney General-J0Hs \.
Mason. Postmaster GeneEai-CAVE
JOHNSON.
GroRer BAncaorT vas nominated TO
the Senate in connection with the above,
10 be Secretary Of the Navy, but that
nomination was laid over BY the Senate.
The Madiscnian says that the Senate
in session nearly three hours on
Tuesday, but did not dispose Of the
.o,;r,,;oo of Mr.. BAScRorT, as Sec
rs,ary of the Navy.
1,w;,l be observed that the rnmor
contained in our last has been confirmed,
with the exception of Col. Butler, who
i, now sroken.of as Minister 10 Mexi-
co. These appointments appear 10 Us
unexceprionable, such as the Dsmoera-
cy car yet tut approve. Jas, buchanan
la, long bees tie Agax Teienon OF de
mocracy. The brilliant and gifted
Walker, who ha. done as much perhaps
Is any liriog man for the restoration oil
cur los, domain, will doubtless reflect
honor upOa the station which he n'w
occupies. Marcy, of n. y; Mason' Of
Virgins; and Johnson, Of Tennessee;
are all long and fA,orably known 10
the country as men of ability, and un-
furnished honour. There seems as vel
20 he some doubt a. TO the appointment
If the accomplished historian, Bancroft,
q, Secre',ry Of the Navy.
Democratic banner., 1845-03-22
LECTION

IT, annual election in New llamp-
Shire tool place on the 10th. Four
members of Congress and a Governor
were chosen.
In Rhode Island, the election Of Gov
crnor and two members Of Congress
comes off upon the End of April.
In Connecticut, for Governor and I
members of Congress, upon the Hh oil
April.
In Virginia, on the 18th Of April, 10
members of Congress and tho L"gi'la'
ture, are 70 be elected.
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A NEAT RrpLr.--John Quincy
Adams. who ollate has Gegenerated
into an absolute virago and quarrel''
with every thing outside OF Massa-
chusetts, took occasion in one oi his
speeches in the House of Representa-
lives. to launt Mr.. Owen Of Indiana
u i'm foreign birth. When Mr.. Oven
rose to reply. he pointed to Mr.. Ad
ans and said: THAT gentleman
takes to himself great merit and
why? He is an American by acct
dent and IL republican from policy,
while | am an American 10y choice
and a republican from principle
Mr.. o. might have added that his re-
publicanism was comprehensive
noush to wish to include oil his
whole kindred IN Its benefits, ana
no, confined Ike the benevolent
svmpa,hles of his distinguished as.
sail.nt, exclusively to the coloreo
nopu!atron.--Ncw York Sun.
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Nuhn3,es. 8.

".H
illness is Only the cons quence Of O.
yer exer.ion. But Why he added,
did you 20 to Mrs Moreland',, or
rather why did you remain there a.
ter her unworthy conduct
Helen did not answer, but her moth
er Replied
Our Poverty, DR.. Cleveland, did
not permit US 10 refuse ven the poor
piilance which Mrs. Moreland oTer-
ed for Helms services. We are
strangers here, and a lady, for whom
my daughter had executed some fine
work, recommended her 10 Miss NJ.
as a go,erness fer her children, a sit
uation Tor which her education had
amply qualified her,
"A Mrs. M~oreland, with all her
boosted philanthropy, took advan-
tage of Der necessities to engage her
at price for which she could not
have procured a mental servant, and
afterwards to impose on her tasks
sufficient TO have destroyed a onstl-
tuition far more robust than she I
boast. She is q hard-hearted, INFECT
ing woman
1t Was 4 want of thought more than
Of feeling, doctor. said poor Helen;
Mrs. Moreland was very much oc-
cupied, and had little time to look W.
10 her domestic af1alrs.'
Aye said DR.. Cleveland, bitterly,
'she was busy in correcting the faults
OF others, while her own was suffer-
ed to 90 on, ill hey grew into crimes
for such total disregard Of the com.
fo.t of those VII, are dependent on
her, is surely criminal. But we will
MOI speak Of her. Have you no
friendsr he added, turning to Mrs.
Osborne, ito whom you could apply
to relieve your present necessities?
None 10 this country. We are
natives Of England, and had been in
America only a short time. when the
bankiag establishment in which Mr..
Osborne had deposited u little Tor
tune failed, and we were reduced TO
great distress. My husbands death,
which TOO place soon after. rendered
Us sill more destitute, and it is with
difficulty that | have been enabled
to preserve my family from actual
want
And have you never written 10
your friends in E~nglandr
yes, SIT, but l suppose they have
not received my letters. My broth
err is wealthy, and | am certain, that
did he know my situation. he would
himself hasten to relieve it,
sYov will not think it Impairment,
Mrs. Osborne. If | ask the name OF
your brother!
STANLEY, sir. Edward Stanley
Then, my dear madam, may con-
graduate you; I hope your trials are
over. There is now in the city an
English gentleman, By the name OF
Stanley, seeking, as he informed me,
for some near relatives, Of whom no
has not lately heard. am almost
certain. from his resemblance TO my
friend Helen. that he must be YOUR
brother. But why IS it that he has
cot found ycu7 Were your letters
dated from Philadelphia!
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