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thcy topped 70 pals the night at a houf.
on the road, iu1 as the negroes belonging
to the owner of the place, were returning
from their labor in the field: One Of then
proved 10 BE- the huiband Of the womar.-
They had been torn aAunder two years be
fore in Africa They met in this dht1nt
cline, and with fueh emotions Of Joy, mix
ed with bitterness and grief, on the recol-
leaion Of their Pait and prcfent condition,
it may BE more eahly conceived than des
cribed They Aew to each other a1ked
an hundred eager euetions, and looking
at tie fpcCtator5, who fympathized IN then
feelings, declared they would never more be
parted. Mr.. b. who was man Of human
ity, was prrlent at the affecting lcene.
he Immediately offered the owner Of the
hufband to fell the wife, or to purchatc the
huiband, but in vain He then offered two
negroes for the man, but the wretch would
do neither. The momentary plealure the
poor Creatures experienced when Mr.. B.
was endeavorng 70 prevent their being a
gain ieparated, was converted into frantic
agony, when they faw nothing would avail.
All who were pretent, black and white, u
nited in entreaties anI every eye but the
mifcreant owner of the huiband was in
tears. Nothing would foften his obdurate
heart and the unhappy victims Of his cru
city, were ltcond time literally torn asun-
der.


Ty9v. m. ~ OF IS Mr.. SAMUEL.
Ro8sErER, Of Great Darlington, Ms. hav-
ing been obliged, by the fraud which the
Sufquehannah Land biyott, 10 called prac-
tiled upon him, reluctantly TO take The ben
eft Of the inGolvent act, having in a meat
urc reinfated himfelf, now advertilcs that,
if his former creditors will call on him in
this month, they fall be paid to their tat
isfa6fion, with his fncere thanks.


IN boasf mans tie nabl5f 40arE Of G5d."


rEAcuAM (Verm5n) OCT. IS.


The votes for Governor, as reported by
the committee of canvahtrs, ii the feveral
towns in this tate, are:


For Governor Tichenor, 9G63


For Judge Robinlon, S269


Federal majority, 1903


The majority for 1t Gov. Brigham is
$500 and for Benjamin Swan, Efq. Trea-
futo-, 5440. Adam Leland, Il 70. demo }
is Speaker of the Houfe.