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mCXfCTPAL OAt'KTTn for tin rl'hmptfd H' jf An €*1 cl Rnd f V d f X* d , . 11 j DIM I I \\ 11,1,1AM • AMI I lt;N W I** (Mil on Ilia Im I a. ii;o*fin?jtf# |i r am as*iioll, vrh int lit to , e auum a tape oil Aoeum. *Si,op*.h. a « hdd not \H him \« if ol lge, oil Hit flight **t tin Khh of June I hr t f»*t * t meld wfis (tnftittf no tin 7 h rrcnco of I c j „ * h lt;lut|iffi ol thr * Revim d Statutes, w Inch i iu *-xiiito s that a chid under im v tnits of am* is im a I |. »i * I na*h»nt in the rax of mj« h mi n^xiult} !»»■ « .ini* (Mini* belore il*/* *ccot»d Jury, v /// ottj /' Vmrk*-r Foreman , S • •}•lit*i» Hall, Witi. C Jenkins. W «11»f11* NewJiiwtt, Unl bard Oliver jr , dt-iuft F I *lt; m • I, J i • e1 11 I * 1111 vi Jo*« ph II Bar i let l 11 tv ilt;i S It i nn*y, N »ah Kid Ion, Kliha Koss, Sic pheit S.1i j/• nlI-’or tht* p»oh# rtttion »S /J /\ir/.r, County Atlor-n**■ y for 11n* d# fern e i* S \\ her|olt; U, L' *jI A ntl/ros* S/oj * r father ol Adeline- testified as follows 1 hv*‘ hi Mrn'unae Mtrei — on the evening • I Hie 7 h of June I went to tin* circus with niy wile, eavmjf Adeline and bet vottngcr .usier and brother n hiil, m flic clui in la* r fin the second floor Cameron w is a t»o,inlcr. ami slept on the Mime ft *or. .Mr 17 bury nml his wife iho lived in the house At tea lime I i«»tin i ( -tuieion sitting oil the* sofa — he ashed me if I was going to Hie men*. ami sBld that 1 find my wily had fuller go Me concluded to go, uni got iearly. While he vtas sitting on ihe .sofa, we a Led lit til it he lt;ileutated to remain in «lie room, for if he did not, I would lock the roorn. He Cuh-lt; it to t*o ilt;» h» r «Mini a ml I lighted him up. 1 Humid think he was partially intoxicated at the inn* At that lime my tbildien, except the one vie rook | with li-', hail been put u tied Adeline will he nine mi th* 3d ol September next, Jane, her sister was s» yen Inst January, ami Byron six last M«*y. The door ol flu* i hildreii s room was -hilt, but not locked “When I letm ned InMween It1 and 11 o'clock, I found Mr and .Mrs Fosbury at the door and they told line I had Inert sent for, hut eotild nol be loimd — I Im v told mt what hail happened, and I went to f? i riier # in’s i. h : n i. I naked what he had been about, lie iepiii d that In* hadn't been doing any thing that »e knew of.’ 1 *aid ‘yes you have — you have been ilouI of my ehildren !* He then said—Stop, mi diiwn I want to tell \ oil about ltd I replied, I can | have no conservation with you You must leave ihe hoti*.e. Ibr the fu tile is in an uproar, and you must j leave it u hether you are gtnlty or inmicent!' He again | umieriook tlt;» explain and justify himself but I still msisied upon Ins leaving the house. Alter mm h1 iii i hilt ft’tilt hi’v 1111 tfik#* no few
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Boston Morning Post
Boston, Massachusetts, US
Thu, Jul 11, 1839
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