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G. BAILEY JR., Ese.-l send you by the bearer
Of this sI, and want you 10 send copies OF Facts
for the People" for this year. to the persons named
below:


HE sends the names of eight shareholders,
owning an aggregate OF eighty-three slaves


aE have ono earthly desire stronger than all
others il is to see Kentucky free--and you may be
astonished to learn that aaa Slare-hotaer-it is
true, but do not intend to continue SO. My ser
wants are women and childrep, except one boyl
and fear to turn them out upon the world, lest
they should not do well but my heart is IN The
Inaiter, and hope at distant day, 10 make some
Just and equitable arrangements for them.


The persons to whom have ordered your paper,
did NOT request it of me- nor do know what rscsp-
ton il may meet but think such facts ought 10 be
made public, aud conclude to order the paper as a
New Years gift TO them.


II you think il advisable, would be very happy
70 sea in the columns of the Herald" TO which
am subscriber,l the letters Of President Wayl
and some gentleman in The South ON the subject OF
slavery. saw one OF the letters in the Baptist
Record, If mistake NOT.


Send me a copy Of " Facts for The People


~ Yours. &c. lCin. Herald.