■Sir- s. ■ar-% f#rS53 ^ h 2 ■,?; r* sdwinre In favour of atopt-ng. « I ruiuroed , Lit mT ■i*t**‘ I tO k^tJ. “Hi «*W *• 00I then - my£j£.o,k U, gel mv eloU^ontof thoA«tor Hotel, -her* we -ere atopiing s 1 “•VSIT-S p--* -ar to be ^bed.XTw* hrimr done, tbo neit thing t« to get mytv« luh bring don*, tb# *en uimg ? nut them i». I wmt to Mr.2?*JK »- ■» •***» of ‘I-/••or I!*®u Tri. and told bim that I wanted to get my £. The mmt momin. I took my . J :7™. hand with met when » went «bn»n, SJi tLwU I «• «i the foot of Uh. -t*|- bat Mr.‘ | walked up to bim, and .bowed bnn *Jp | . top of tbo trunk, ojranlug *i * iW?ra*ST-**«. o-i«-tuTuM me tbot I could change it. or get a new UL If I liked. I tbunked him, and toi.1 him we r^ fcrr -ci homo now, and with . little repair STlu^emmMjIo. At thi. we parted. I trot i friend to mil-nd get m v tnmh and P^-P-Jtkinr' for n»c. that 1 might be able to gwt them minute. Mr. Sawder told me to gel ei«.-filn of hi' in. and be ready to leave lor hometh# ■III Jar. 1 •'* to M th! I*~V 1 h*dISvl mDthtag Of Ills »»' lKr ™ l,ut Am* I their carxllt; and left word lor them to fcTidvb, tbo ac«t morning What I had got w„w ,-ickfd in hi. trunk ; wbal 1 Irnd not been .hie u get, there were the card* for them in hi. r»n nice dine at the Aator at » c/doek—they leave tho m at 4 o'clock. at Mf-mal 4 I am to b. .m bund of tho boat for Providence Hein# ualOe to write mvaelf at that lime, and unwilling to taw him in au*|#iiee, 1 got a friend to write a.fM|0W4 mm■ Mr—I have left too not to return; when 1 have got -tiled I will give ion further *atndac-•too. So longer yours don * H. Jacob.TU not* wa. to be put into tlie po.t-Offlce in lime Rif him to get it lb* nett raondng ; I waited on biin and hi. wife at dinner. A. tlie town j—fc 'truck f»nr I left the ruoin. 1 then went (brootfh to New Halford, where I .topped for a^Tbcre ere »m« thing, connected with my fearing which caa.e«l me a very unpleo-ant feeling.In lb* lr*t place. ho tru-te-f me w |h anything and everything; hi. money awl. I might cv, hi. life. In' I be wound place, h. wa. willing that I■iioiill .»»' life • little. If I bee can Ira any tor a •laV«. I have wifl off without bidding him farewell, without Idling him whore I am going. »rwhy I go. I have gut Id. |lt;i»toU with ■ra. ibat 1 have carried north and muth. A rubber, .we would MT| but .lav a little ; lot u. wra bow far Iam a rubW. The law of the land .ay. that I arn Ifr. Saw tori, nranertc. Whea I left New tork i did not’ know but tbi. |dece of property of my raa.toi'. might he difturbed by •otue «me. 1 ba.1 taken the pi.toU for it. protection. Hut if I bad bad the money to have bought other. I aevcr would have brought hi. away. I do not «uh to l«© Binlmtooi to Id.me .laves under or-linarv dream* ■tancos tor uking anything that they wunl and can get from Ihetr maler*. I woukl take it, and thank Ool far the chance. Hut wliero a man I. draled nothing, and entmdeA with everything— denied nothing, did I ear ? He I. denied the onlv Udng that flaiU Jiiatify him in l- '.oing »n»‘h triuit, tliat i. hi. liberty, tho touoUin or ail our joy, *iih”.t which m« are the moat miarrable of all treated Icing*.Thank lt;i»l! I am now onl of their reach, tin* eld doi tor i. dond ; I can forgivw him for what lie did do, ami would have done if he could. The lawyer I have unite a fricudly feeling for, mel wwild he plcnwd to mart him a. a omiatrtman ■nd a bnither, but not a* a maater. Though mv mental auftorhigft Inul Iraronra «uch lliat it ma«fc life a hwrlben to me, yet I bear but one near from tlie hand of my oppreraora, ami that nut uure-(Tv hr roaffawr'f.)