Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-12-22

OF ief own thEee cailafeh, inc WIG eo"-
seh'ea 10 NE SAFE oltRe arm II was So'a'
and toe Gay 'he W lie sg"ga ne aeed' tue
negro nurse was sent 10 n'enmona,
Graves moved VIA ms 'ant's 70 - of'h-
eth ci'f, "hefe IA fio'iia '''" etsS' i''',os
ne ,quahdtfeu 'he l9i'u''v ut 'i&a oo'ash-
cd he titei' fe'ifTa 70 ai' '"'efi9f town Il, :
Een"syiFahla, "heTe, y ''e l9sassa :. .,
llls great aud fefvia Plely. tie 9Asiau9te4
himself INTO feilsio4S soe'e's3 q ""
monlhs .4tEs ne oAlhan a ne" eoaS.sSa''on
Oh which Ne became tue pastor. aefe he
continued lof year or I'VE, ~'aeh nc was
called TO one OF The hoititein eoeAaFs IA t1e
sat.ie '5tate. to take charge o. he"'y Of
! 9hilizee sest ct in lsiH'ns' iie sooA ~
tatlca popular lecturer as wen rs p.rath"
! ea..-i lis lse3aIes g eEe hs.ea VIZ. Wat
4asi '-e5ttsia0o'. AID il 'fsR;a 1s&i ~ sae
eaass ct iegehefasioa f''E saea l. moral
'htfhetia'h"i a1s "ao'F h''''eaA ,@','f =,
taat All men, even 'i1ese wac =istsc'eo ass
! iaia!ie!sih, accorded 70 HiHl 4pe gu So ~
!oFe l0i oppressed ana ehs'H 20 a4is.@"itl !.
ne VIE. TIE poor, sa''Ftl''ss2 ees.ecteu'
eea'tb WIFE, ana mother OF MS ehi'ofeh'
alone EHe" NE iiolto"heSS ana h} poet
ty q TIE !aaF. ftef ""s'ed iof'4'5 'n &c
tAea2Ie @tt9"aAee OF e'0'l'"' 70 n1,aS.i
anu Tiis9fsli, lile eesist'eu .-t'es1s anu 'iie
hats'!' fautn ir4FtteaioAs nom fef 'ius-
oaHo Fps. "tie eNiee5.eeS - ''a9se ~
were a"9te Of tAen' tha' 'itt man "4e
preached freedom aefoas' i3i"ei's&" o'4sai
s!tahh} AZ nome r. =.
iils sta99 was tAe aieEaas ioom 'oF al
nc e''%ii iaS'e socletisa q ''.e ieh'a'' pr
siea o. us CONGREGATION, toa 'nsse .' 1is
"te was ieie'u 10 eHsa9e he'Ae,'' %, so'''s
piea' iuihisiis' ~ hsi AeSn',a, we u
tae mos aet4fe' zFa.ees an" ia''1so''. -
s1st st 4stss.9!e Nilsase :1Aas9s's',e' " "s
As"es -eofReoa' the yonh2eS' uaaa h'ei %
ie''iea al" Weha.s n,N'ei'"''' o"e
so''' ''tsisse '''e 's"es' IA '''sss sse
a"a having eoii''haaa I'll n'otsf ~" "e'
la'''ef eeilista al oiief2 "a 'ael eoh.'iou.
tiohe TO ihe iseV. -iif, Graves ea"fi''es :, -
lie men f1a''e iie' us eoH'!'tffoh !" a'Ie.
WAITING nome uiS'fesses, uh'ii' III F" siioi'
'ime' She was oi'ehsi ii l'iS eo'af&a5 wan
al hoiiie. III 'le iae@a sin'e ne VIC pm
e. al h9as' sue sisaea i9l ''.s o.o '' mn,
'dee9 aifa III ei'iiohoea s.i' anu 49, ~
anu "'ifh' now III aaseLsi'! He.s do'oi9
Gear 10 memory -. Aeous'1"'1" u INV 40.
To eon,nlaia vouId draw avon herself eur.
ses and matedig;ious, she paid 10 attention
to the occatren ce in lich wife, sooner
than all others, ould have detected
wrong.
one morning In March last, note was
handed her by a baez-i ia which her Aus
band tod her that he would be 4bsen! On
i business for month Thatsame morning
4a0e, Norwood left her fathers hoase. to
visit as she ssi,l some relatives in an adj
ioininc e503sfE, Weeks elapsed. and no
iiidiags cline hem Mr.. Graves and sngu.
lar enough. no letter had been received
from Agnes. Parental anxiety sent "a
brother to yIsi. The SISTER, and lie returned
without intelligence Of her. AIalm now
prevaIled-inquiries were made, aud sniff
rient was asceltained to justify the belief
.ha, The two wanderers had knowledge Of
each others intended departure.
The dishonoGed family OF die father,
were Justly eugaged, the suffering, abused,
but patient wife was stricken with ca :
!anity more distressing even than death.
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