49, wEnsrER-Tae Lexington Observer
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nr,1A A. WEBSTER Lexington Observer
,ass very severely of this womans attempt to clear her


.@ from the charge Of Slave stealing on the testimony of
Fairbanks. 1, says


.Now iris story. which we say was frs. manufactured
nv F.rbank and is now recorded under hi. OATH ID ne
Fayetie Circuit Court Fab@nk himself aite'wald as AUNT


red TO be false by pleading guilty 20 the chaIges


In the indictments And We; Miss Della A. eos,es win
all the air OF prosecuted martyr. repeats II at Cincinnati
only few DAYS ago. This woman knows II 10 De i&l's' @ a
she knows too that the for which she was iec anu
convicted, is not the only one ot me hiu ~ ' So
,,a snyasa while in this city letter found In hef
trunk on her arrest from In Ohio returning her the
thanks OF negro m belonging 10 Mr. Berry IN ihe hesh
boring county OF Clarke, for her ss'stance IN ~.
TO proceed 20 ensure the freedom also Of his WIFE, MS ote
and sister The letter proven TO have been oOus'
10 her from 0berlin Ohio, by hr. sulIh u S
, 5,n1 u, her but could not be read evidence IN
The case for which she then trial She was guilty
beyond al. question