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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-20
THE COALITION OF ULTRAs.

"a correspondent OF tile Wing. whose expressions
indicate that he Is memher Of Congress, makes an
ilnportan, revelation in1hc following Statements:
in passing the Texak boundary bill We chcoun-
tered mach Opposition iIbm The Joint action Of what
is known here as the SoahcFn Ultfaists (sometimes
called djsunonisis) and Northern Abolilionists aud
Free Sellers After being defeated several times,
stuff demonstrating Vie dbatly succeeded in passing
The BILL Ii may not de iknpnpcrhere 10 say thatan
effort WAS made by Airl Root to attach The roviSo
10 The h 81 tar as il related 10 The territories OF the
United States Some or the, Southern representa-
ffves declined voting leaNing The impression that
they f,rthe purpose ufHre aSlng their capital stock,
desired the slavery prOhi 5ifidn obe Incorporated in
the bill. Whether ihiSfs sp ef not will NOT say
Fhe people, however, may come 70 the conclusion
thai teir violent opppsl lp this JFtiaat Presiso
heretofore manifested his been more forthe purpose
ST brinaiug about statH Of things that would ena
Ial Hen Is Increase excitement in the South than
from o1triotjc tnolixes So il was when the House
W&ntino Committee ufon the Utah bill the same
asnetEatnent9as offered and am sorry to say, that
v.la observed aud rciharked upon, that isoadly
,s5s,astr ct those gentlemen who assume TO speak
ogjA4sr tor the .Soaih, remained in Iheir seats
whaA The House was voting BY ielersi upon this
pfosiio Yiet without theriaid We voted down The
pfeyso BY considerable majority the bill
d l8e House. called the previous question, and
passed the bifl against the united vote ofhhe North
era and Southern uliraiSts /.
'Tt will also show tHk between the friends Of the
Milulot ProFiso at the North, and Ultra Southern
representatives. there As aunited resistance 10 The
passage III these bills (txeapt The California bin D
and Il viii be for thelh 10 tetermine whether, in
tleir opinion there was mot dispoSition#w1h these
gentlemen 10 keep these Questions open loF agitation
and excitement II wasa capital that would enable
Southern Gentlemen toihctease the irritation atihe
Scngh BIZ representing fhe people Of the North as
being hostile 10 their inRFesfs- and il was equally
good stock tha NoEth iorthe abolition
isis
We are not at all SURPRISED TO hearthat some Of the
ff9issFg srae ssisdet ia ssag asaiss askas
was their earnest wish 10 have il engraitad upon
any territorial bill that should pass. Their policy
is very plain. Their ffst desire being to dissolve
the Union, they lriS4ca Congress 10 cnaet such
measures as they thoughtlhe Southern States would
resist Could they have yoed out ii sh for The Pro-
vso, iriEaeu: le tai JsfRg kaetva they would have
put the ProYiso upon Us in a Fice. Il is well the
House does not vote ~ Bal5t, for blank pieces Of
paper tell no tales,-Ricinond Tines
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-20
Tile AmERICAN pREss.

The New York THINE, in an artfcfS
on ''1he american Press gives an inters
esting account of its own history II IS now
in the tenth year Of its existence It gives
regular employment to twelve editors and
reporters, thirty.seyen printers, tive proof
readers, thirteen pressmen, engineers and
other laborers in the press room, fonrIpcr-
manent correspondents in Europe, three re
gular correspondents at Washington! two III
Canada, two in California, one IN Havana,
enc in Central America, &c, &c four wrap,
ltwentJ-eight carriers in the city and vicinity,
in ALL $50 persons. steadily engaged il the
establishment, The issue Of the IriBldrc IS.
ip round numbers, $500 Daily, 4l,l00
W eeklY, 1900 Semi " sskly, $500 for Calis.
fPrnia; 509 for Earope Mr.. Horace Greedy
rs the Irresponsible Editor of the Tribune.
AT the heads Of various editorial departments
are Mr. G A. Dana, Mr. i l. Cleyeland;.
Mr. q. n Snow, Mr.. Geo Ripley, Mr. Bay
lard Taylor; MIR w Newman At thshead
of the Publishing and Financial Depart
EGents, is Mr.. McElrath, the original and
principal partner of Mr. Greedy sAs pro-
iPcrty the establishment il held in One Hun.
7drcd shares, of which the larger number are
owned by Messrs. Greedy a MeElrath. The
original proprietors, while the residue arc
owned by five Assistant Editors, and 6vo,
other Assistants longest connected with and
most responsibility employed il the several de-
lartments Of Printing and Publishing
| 1T Is intended that the number of shire
holders shall be increased, but that the who's
shall continue to be persons employed upon.
and useful to the paper. But, while any
one may be discharged by a general vote Of
his associates, his right Of property in the
concern and his equal interest in any diyi7
t<dends which may be made would remain
unaffected Each person employed on the
| paper, whether shareholders or not, is paid
/ astatcd- salary for his services, which is fixed
| and can only be increased or diminishedby
avote Of the stockholders in general meeting
Compositors (typesetters) form an exception
theirs is piece work"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-20
fteLpEN,s DOLLAR NAG AIN j.

Tho September No. Of his well 6llei Monthly
il on OH table Il contains, portrait Of SIT Rdbt
Peel, ifom a picture by Sit Thps. Lawrence Il is
aceempa aisd AY a hfist, shopgh exeeediRslg well
ready seem as though some OF our NJ. C's have ia
ken his distinguishes nian Iut lloVsuf, ,.asanE
from ihe way they have eourtcd popular favor re-
Gently
The Ina Off, BY EIastus. Stephen. gives
thrilling fe.ure Of life ID New Yorkg we shall
follow the Zero Of it, through lis cancer with much
pleasure. Sketches Of New England character. =
Is the ts.'s ofkstory well-ralcula,et 10 5o FOOD.
.pilgrilnys q FpgI;sR sh,nes ) by Ntrg ! r
Hall, from thu .onden Ars.Journ5l and /. a. Rib-
liophilist are a. all Greek -all Roman nraise
The 49,. snsfish his Readers ana CORES
like much aus e eomme r.;,s s;r "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-20
--=f+s--f----s-s : - : ~ s=s~s7-s
s.TisE BRAVE OLD OAK"

I We wcrP shown aalarge oak in Hollywood Gem
Ietefy few days since, which was Frustrated by one
tot The late gaI4 and which is sufposedo have been
i220 years Old
This is irnly a venerable monarcryof the woods,
land through lls3ny wonderful changes has he lived
Al the thnt III 7lis bitiE Virginia was a oral eyp&
Awhoc Of the srtioFy5 beginning at the Seth parallel
Iof latitude n6lv occupied BY the Southern States
Tho mere tneGtion OF that fact Wil shoy how tue
times have bcetI spinning tarnd since that old oak
Hwaa young ILL., was a1nild!e aged gentleman ~
n 10 when the Independence 0t'this country was de-
IGarcd. lei, Epag as lived, he c0Hh not survive
RiSpgles abaHt ieGflories aud boundaries and pdr-
R,he4 amid the & oaluous storms which, bowling
lin ilr neighka3h45d af the thiTtv-sixth parallel,
threatened Tie dissolution Of the American Union.
( Whowoaa sbt hk. to guess the events which
hhc aeEtg eneratioa of oaks will survive
/ fR'ckA6HG RePa5itsa1t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-20
Dr.. G. 4. N. Rrrp. Il
GRAPES.

To our friend Mr.. CnAktEs EARaErr, We tender
thanks for the basket lre grapes sent us. Mr. B.
always las fine crop Of lhem as he should have,
for his libefhlity. Let hk example be followed by
those who cultivate The grape il iheF desire pros
per.
The Piedmont Whis says The New York public
seem 10 have forgotten evsfythhg else. IN the in
tense exciteacnt which the arrival ef the Swedish
Nightingale has froducRd. Each and every Of
It's citizens acts as il be 9nsideed il incumbent On
him as good citizen tobeliave like afJtnU.
Says tie Whig. that iJennYp sings welE we
haveno doHbt-ihat she 4irgs extremely we'll, we
think is probable; but ii txery hoe, She utters be
as sweet as the warbings Pf all he aightingalek III
creation condensed into one, we still believe that
the man whaNwouId pay Se25 fof a seat at. one Of
her concerts because tits h ltle better than ih4tp
his neigheof who pays S38fs fa subject for COM
mitee, il not lunatic asylum, Nevertheless, if
:. Jenny comes this waylwe'n 10 4 quarter Upon
her a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-20
ron cUMBERLANp, ND.

The steam :sow boat Virginia, brought.
T ~ tram New York, few days ago. ria
thA canals, the Canal boats II G. Phelps
aHd Z A Phelps. These boats are intena.
ed e for the coal trade on the Chesapeake and
d,hio Cana, and will take their departure for
tGqm berand, it is expected, as soon as thew
take IN their eaFgoes of plaster and sundries.
which they are now doing The steam tow
b9at 5iFginia will tow them up the Canal
ana # found TO answer, win be regularly en- Z
ploFed in that business. We shall welcoma
heartily the first direct arrival at this mart
q the BLACK DIAMONDS" from the Cu,aber
laad region, and hope soon that i successful
and prosperous business will commences
4 u.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-20
a MOST UNREAsoSABLE EDITOR.


The Paw:acket Chronicle after publishing ver-
batim Il lfe.5aiim, the communication Of CORES
pendent who differs from most orthographists in GER
tain particulars appends this unreasonable notice
We eanr.os spend time to correct the writ
ings Of persons who b0rroie cur paper to find
fault with atn
Now, wiil the Chronicle please TO give Us
its ideas of the duties Of news paper editor
We have noticed in various quarters certain
radical notions touching this subject, which,
if they ar6inot checked, threaten to lead to
the most dangerous consequences. Editors
are beginning in numerous cases to act as
though really their tiYae was their own. Jas
though tho obligations between them and
their subscribers to speak Of borrowers
was somsphat mutual We have seen sew
eral INSTANCES whore editors have positively
declined to- correct manuscripts Of a few dozf
en- closely written rages, on both sides, al
though expressly informed that they were
H" at libqrtsa to make any alterations that
they nigLfsce fit. We have noticed sever
al atf6ciou5 cases where editors have had the
audacity IL demand pay for cost of publish
ing matters Of the highest public Importance,
such as resolutions Of thanks to steamboat
captains, prTs Of new schools. and obituary
notices Of igtant children. Something must
be done to PIT a stop to this, or editors will
soon begin II think that they have the same
rights as other people Joqr ' n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-20

10 On the;frst day Of the August term
q the county COURT Of Fauquier, Peter Bea4
son, . man Of color, was, Mt his own instance.
sdld into perpetual seryitude. It appears
that at the deaSh Of his mistress, Mrs. Far
row some years since, Peter was enamel
pated, in accosdancs with her last will and
testament. The laws Of the State forbade
biz remaining within its limits moro than
twelve months from The date of his manu-
mi ssioni but 81 the ties which rendered ex-
istenee desirable, were intimately connected
with the place IF his birth-alI the associa.
tidns Of his youa we're indissolubly connected
with that spot 80, after makiag fair cxper-.
imsnt Of al the blessings attendant rpon.
freedom, he iaaBy determined nton tbe
course he would pursue Finding The free
dom was an empty namc--an uns1bstantial.
intangible good he wisely gave to serTitude'
under good sand humane master. tbe
preference, and accordingly voluntarily ap-
peared on the fist day Of the court. and en-
treated that he should be publicly seld n
the highest bidder His request was CON-
piled with and I'VE learn from The Piedmons
Wing that Peter secured good home ~
life Richmond Is1ses.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-20
GEORGIA STATE CONVENTION.

SECESSION FROM THE USIoS.-The Federal Uni
on. published a, Mledgeville, the capital Of Geor-
gia. and which is the organof Gov Towns, says
that his excellency will can aconreniion Of The Peo-
pie of Georgia redress The wrongs they have saE
fered By the admission Of California We may ex-
peel proclamation in i few days. ordering an E
lection Of delegates In.regard to the mode Of ne
sis,ance to Be adop,edlby ihe convention. the Fed
eral Union says:
81. It may BE- that the convention will decide upon
seaarate action BIZ the Siate-in other words imme-
diaie secession. This however, we apprshead, will
Dc the defnier resort and will not b adopted till
every other expcdieni has failed proved hopeless
The Charleston Mercury also says that it has
authentic information from AfilledgeFille that Gov
Towns wiz certainly eall convention Of Tie State
The Savannah Republican, however, SAYS that th-s
Federal Union need moi frs3,,tr imrie~
date orl.---s - - ceeeSsion-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-20
SALE or PROPERTY

We understand Ire Poor House Of this
,1ounty vas sold At private sale on Tuesday
ias. Tor $1,000 ItWas. 4 cash SALES The
Guiding, with about four acres Of ground at
.ached' y said to have cost the County orig.
lnaily abeut 5000 but as it has been
standing humber Of years, and would need
considerable repairs before it could be con-
FeTted into ! comfortable dwelling, perkins,
: vas sold for near its vslde Mzrs. Cat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-20
T n, .1Sp TiIn BOUNDARY.

ctiEkelNo Paesfssrs--oat 1eaus s,!., $50.
seen byhe intelligence which we Pa0aiSn $
dsy Irnorning from Texas hat ne Wal ~ A1,
,s.s 81 act leaving il 10 the people - accept q
reject the bill adjusting lhe eoanaals .c+.p,ed
entertained thai The hoanesfy o'n - "a the
thus vanish al iie eio1ds % s.sn .s.,v seIipse
lone star co.aes out nom ns. ~. 81 ,.,ee and
bright with The rstarn'ns tsa'-A
'ove. .,.,,d. l. ther.
,as.s .errne and cheerful prospect which ne. sos
hssakA, isis long agitaisd country I've I,ss
Il. The 1-fi,osiai and The Fugi,iI6re ! Up;,,. /.
passed, 70 =. sasisfaeuonse Future As brirbt ana
esof an sest@ Aostal Pasti The deluys -
hsA5,s --s,5 - s'', -. siA = ancAored upon
E.fs ne dark bosom tsu4ah' Witn pfeinise
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-20
81. XAVIER Ce.1

J w haze received The ca,alogn>
COLLEGE ior the Academic yeaT 1901 81 Xavier
stanca under he direction IL IA p,,,,, This In
lics. i iucsted in Cinc;pna,i oh;o ~. ratho-
also contains an en- yrayipg 81 AZ Il
Chapel, Sc The arrapeen.n,s 81 rs
80 Is ssaay. seem well calculated 10 ensurr
s;usr5ss ..,ss.. 80 meant improvement OF
,hifiy eight day scholars. ana ~ h,,ssA ano
bc&-sers. - - a-aalsd ana four
President a sl1esssa % me Key J. De Blieck.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-20

II MEEANcnoLY .SvicIDE. We learn from
the Catoctin Wing that widow lady, named
Susan MeLloyd, residing near BeallEiile,
Frederick CO. Md. committed suiei de on
TUESDAY last, at the residence of her father,
near that place She was found suspended
by twine, doubled some two or three times
which Was fastened to beam in the garrett
ofl her fathers house she was only missed
about one hour before committing the mel.
aIhholy act, and when cut down life was es-
tiact. From the evidence before tie Acting
p9ronerEin the case, the deceased had for
some time past shown symptoms Of mental
arrangement The verdict Of the jury was
iAiaccordance with the above facts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-20
VALLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

AZ an adSnnrned meeting Of tie VALLEY Agri.
cultural Society held atthe Court House, in
Charlesiowis, on Friday, the ID day Of August,
on motion
Resided, That it's expeBicnt to pos pone the
Annual Exlsbiiion for 1850 untltle fall of 1891
ResolreL That The President and Vice Presi.
! dents be appointed Committee dset forth, in
an address, ;be reason why it is deemed proper
that an Annaa Exhibition shouldInot be held
this fall. "
Resoire3, That Inc President appoint Com
nrittee Of fsre members, 10 examineand test the
dfaugbt Of the varions Ploughs now in use, and
report the same At the next meeting Of said So
ciety. Ths Committee under the above resolu..
ton, are Col. Thomas flite. George w Eichel-
berger, Cart. John M6ler, John G.! Wiltshire and
Meredith Hessa.
ResolreA That The President appoint Com.
mittee Of five members, for the purpose Of test
ing thevarioss Drills, which have been recon.
mended to the xAgticulturalist. The following
fhe above resolution III. Lakeland,
Ihos. J. Nelson, WIN. G. FergusonI Thomas G.
Baylor ard JAS d. Gibson.
Rssolre3, That tie Treasurer be requested TO
collect the subscriptions due the Society for the
year 1850, ard he is hereby empowered 10 ap-
point an assistant 70 aid 10 collecting the same
Resolred, That a Committee OF five members
be appointed % attend the Annual Exhibition Of
the MaryA1dsA gritultural Society," for the pur-
pose OF exa1alnsng the various implements offered
or premiums; and III request the persons sxhibit-
ing them 70 assend the Annual Fair Of Inc Valley
Agricultural Seciety-in the fall Of hs5l Also
TO make report Of Ihe same THE ext meeting.
The Committee appointed under The above re-
ISOLATION, are Rpbt Wv. BAYLOR. VIM III. Norris.
Joseph Crane, Henry Shepherd. and Charles +
Kimbagi
Resolred,s Il:at the President and Vice presi.
dents be addedao the above Commit,ee
Resolsed, Test this meeting now adjourn to
Friday, 22d Of November next
LIW. WASHINGTON, Pres't.
R. w. BAYEeR, Sect'y.
--
I is requested that the members osihe Society
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-20
GENERAL REJOICING.

Our anticlpations of the universal salts
faction with which the late peace making
acts Of Congress would be received by ths
People Of thc United States generally, have
Been fully rFalized. Hardly whisper Of
dissent to tksm, as whole, whatever ext
ceptions may. be taken to any one of the
bills, or to Particular features of tho entire
series, is heard from any quarter, but from
the camp Of tie Disunionists, and from det
fsated political Abolitionists
We could fil a double sheet of eight and
fArty of our broad columns with extracts
r'iiI " JOY ans grarulauon from the South
Gin and Western papers alene on this sub
Iact. National Inteileeaccy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-20
RoBERT woRTmiNGroN, ESQ.

This gentleman, on Monday last resigned his
office as one of the justices of tue County Court Of
Jefferson. County. HeEwas commissioned bN the
Governor on The i day Of April 1856, and quail.
fed on The i7h Of tie ftslewing May.
r~f-Nr ~ -, s>,.1ss ~ $780,
ever discharged, by ANYONE with more ability and
fidelity.
Mr Warrington received from the County
Court, in July last the appointment Of Colnmis-
sioner to seltEk accounts &c-to the discharge Of
til, duties Of which Office together with those Of
Commissioner in Chaudsry for the Superior Court,
81, will hereafter deyOleIhis entire attention.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-20
rue RRPuRLIc.

; = u
The Repafsie, unier the talented control q JONI
G. Sargeaas gives j, 10 seward over The Ae1a 49,
ears. II sAkeA up his aasellasisA lusi wAere ~
on and proceess in he good work Of removias ~
aide vim ssfish. Alas. poor Seward he hA.
nov ns Cahsaet 70 fall back upoa, and ee'ain ven
ssarce fSr his ~rensl.
Spesk;ns al Stewards iats amendment u tne
Ssnase he Republic says, and We have no doubt
;fus,lys We desire hat The Wings Of New 1oFk
Should nos z. misunderstood or lRisreprese nlsa mi
lThey have Is mere authorized OF encouraged this
mischieyoa tnoverssns THAI h2seShs " hiS ieaaetS
IN The senate u the United States II y no PAR ~
ther creed isa this asitaiisn Of slavery Is 10 ee Spt
nm Fceyer ssr parry purposes or any Other pulpose
me WI is 81 New York are national and eonser-
ya,Sve They are net Abolitonisls or Dsnnionssfs
ia some exssnt--to TOP great an exlent-ooih par
ucs Id thar eaie have played Tor tse ves
i thew har.niayea ID the o'her Northern Stalfs-
R,t Ne believe that lie time has COME when pnu-
,lest AMI raFSioc aud honest men, Of all paItles'
s ,rs,ada tharthere is too much hazard n ms
Epd 81 play and thatpohtiea orPary asesn ~
i TOO dearly purchased al The eSfSnse 2! an .l M
;ects ana aavaatases bf Goyefnuient anFoi AZ lhe
iraternai feelings and sentiments "i'hou' his' 's
1 Union isinol worth ISeseTEles y, b,,1,
!. Me rnanths al disccrd, confusion, lll-Roge
mensces ara epprubrioas language during Nhlei
alIihe great Interests Of The country nave ,sn
y ran1ed-haye wrought great change IN Inc Paplls
in;nd &, III Ssftions: and we alhrR that nos ons
Itna = I'll i,;ens &, theSur,h-as far a.
o',a 4. believes that this Is lhs
W. @ 4, Y 49, + 80, tin,e ,eopilious 10 thC
lse, =, + IL ~ agitalien. ia which there i
ryears-a lhs !. Ssas isllt &c fsst i
aud his associates believe thai there is DO TIM
like the present for attempting the overthrow OF th
h unicn and The Con siituiioa Bur The mass Of th
II NprtherI psdple in cur judgment believe with Mi
H Webster itsltt is the greatest calamity thar gov
L eminent shuu ID be paralyzed, hung up, dcpenden
on one idea al If there was no obiecIin government
no use in gCvernment no desirable protection from
Il government and no desirable Legislation by govern
/ inent exeepi-what relates 10 the single topic.o
I slavery r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-20

4 Affords is peculiar pleasure, Is no,,c,
'ent Improvements made ia yhe streets ana rs Is
saiks q cuF town. We hope that properly he,rt.
msEill prosecute The good work. Sd well eorD.
wild Ths present generation Of pedestrians
the wi4Eateia n them. and future ones vily 49,
making sApd foresight Of their ancestors 4,
aek wherein they may walk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-20
r - wi
FORREST DIVORCE CAS- q.

Many 81 ihe Northern papers are full Of tie not
very refined details OF the Forrest divorce case
We are decidedly opposed to the publication pfany
such,ttiais these. Editors are much to Flame,
forihns catering 10 the depraved taste The akses-
The Press should always be fsgpd on lhe Side Of
public morality; lis immense power Shona always
be even ID the cause af virtue and reiigQn. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-20
FIRE AT PUGHT0wN.

We have received information Of a destructive
IRE Al the vilageof Pugbiown, BY which some three
or four housesSEere burned and considerable pro
perty desirogedN The store and merchandise Of
Valentine Dyche were, We are sorry TO learn, com
pletely destFoyed.- EfnekesteT RtgabIicah
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-20
MRS. MILLER

F.
The annexed letter, Wh copy, from the Wfpches.
Ter Yirginiaa Of WedneSfay. Tie Yifginian savs.
q A prev i9uz letter from theisanle source which
has been shown Us is n strongly Sta,l fone
and speaks bitterly " thu assumed guilt Of BAKER
Charity woald ndneaus 70 Ihepe the correctaess
Of Mrs NoEvsI-l's eoaFictions, tat VIC have oar
m'ssivinss. The readef, however. can determine.
DETRorr SEPT, II 1850
My DEtRE IR.-ft afioFds ne more pleasure lhan
Gan well express % en3nmunicateto You tHatIten
days ago we receieed letters from lsg 9apg6lrtin-
forming Ms where She WIS and REQUESTING her faith
er 70 come fob her she ndt having beard f her faith
ers death A friend waa seat I'LL her and she arfiy-
ed at homo last SainrAayHishti Her conduct mas
been most satisfactorily eNp9aned and believe her
10 be as leejfroln guilt al she was when she first
LEFT her fathers hspse. She has not seen OF heard
anYlhng oii Henry Y. Baker since before She fleit
w winchester last sNorcmter. lbeieve he left Win.
chester some time heoreshe did with the ihtention
Of going tosome = Foreign country land since then
she has known nothing df him. That he il per
tectly innocent man as far as She Is concerned am
perfectly epnvnced OF arid regret that should have
done him n1nuch inRstise when last wrote to YOU
she has been under Cathblic pTJtection ever since
she LETT the Falls untllplact2 inthe hands oi her
own friends With regafa 10 the stories which ap-
Peared1n 'h9 paRars connhelag his name With. hers
he viii have to make bis Pwn explanation Belfev-
ing that this communication will bring Joy ohis
mothers heart; remain
Respectfully yours,
ls4nELtA H. NoRyEI.I..
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