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"A she ABoLITIoNIsT RUNNING AWAY WITH A MU-
LATTo FELLow.-The Norfolk Herald gives the fol-
young woman from the North said be about Is years
Of age engaged ladies' waiting maid in Of the no.
tells in that city, eopcd with likely young mulatto el-
low, waiter in the hotel and slave ofthe propre
tor This matter she managed most adroty. She call
ed on the gentleman in whose family she had previously
resided and informed him that she had left her situation
at the hotel and being dcsrous to return to her friends
at the North requested him favor the captain OF
the Baltimore, which he did and he recommended her
to the particular and attention of the captain AZ
the appointed time the lady made her appearance AT the
captains office and had herself booked Miss and
servant and paid the passage money for both. The
servant il is not necessary to inform the reader, was
he paramour at the hotel for her commerce with whom
had been discharged from her situation the day be-
FORE The slave did seek the least conceament on
board the steamer but passed himself of Miss IS
servant On their arrival at Baltimore Miss - and
servant were duly registered in the ticket office of the
Philadelphia railroad lne and departed the same morning
now probably hourshing in the character Of the
husband OF Miss -.