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... —memely impreflive, and htid a fenftble eff , :ft on the anolitory, The Judges of Pennfylv - ania have determined that I)Negro Slavery did legally exift in that 'State.' The dges of North Carolina have decided, that the late aels prohibiting Negroes from being ...
... the 19th.: r. In the Colonies rellored to France, in execution of the Treaty of Amiens, dated the 6th Germinal, year to, Slavery than be maintained, conformably to the laws and regulations anterior to 1789. a. It • Shall bc the lame in the other French ...
... the 1,-(v. j. ; olit.ualy or Mr. Ceurgo or, Mr. Doli t .k; Religh.us intelligence; i.loliariet iii Rutlia ; Waning aicatnit Slavery; Ordihatien 01 the Rev. Mr. Craig j Ileetins ot linit'ers at ; Detcript:uu of (jtalieite, b t; 'Rev. Cover, ilii. y ; Inftruction ...
... reward the labours, aild to Provide for the dittreffes of its defenders.? Two things ei nly prefented themfelvts—Liberty and Slavery. The quetlioh was, which of the two ought to be . preferred ? Allhelibg to Ireland, the pl3ns of Rebellion there, he mid have ...
... the minds of his indignant auditors. After detailthe inevitable confequences of an exchange of . i7;tiA Freedom for Gallic Slavery, under the Corfican 111u -per, his Lord{hip thus fums up the maral and recharatter of that general dy'itircicr, from his ...
... freedom, to. tolerate 11-. ch a trade? He obferved, that if the belligerent Powers of .Europe were to doom their prifoners to Slavery, they would•at leaf have the pretence for it, that they ha A been their enemies. But the poor African was no enemy of ours; ...
... Qn of Letters and Religion to its - Inh ihtants ; hat more'partieuially as the .Mearis of gradtaally abolifhing African. Slavery. By Captain Pf-11LIP BEAVIiR, It. N. , ' ...
... Likewife a embellifhed sToRY of ta sl4rge folio. By Edward Orine, 59,..New I tafrors Slavery.—Thii I)ay 13 publifteo., price r;f l .llE Ht)PtiOnS of the NEGRO SLAVERY, L 4.. now iltin in . nur Weft India Wands, itrefragably deratzd bffici - a1 Doctamcnts ...
... Conft4tg,, ,tran,aated from , the Ger mao.- _ . THorrors of Sliivery.---This Day price Is. . HE . HORRORS of the _NIGRO SLAVERY., now exiiiing in our Weft Jha _iriefrigably detn.roCitatr.,l from Official Documents res,:ently prefented ti,rjhe Iloufe ...
... hun dred articles. The iiipreme Command is given to DE swho is called Emperor .1. &c. but the Government is not hereditary. Slavery is abollthed for ever—no particular religion, is acknow;edged by thefiate—and the. Colours of the Empire are declared to. ...
... Introduaion of Letter& and Religion to its inhabitants; but more partieularly a the means of gradaally abolifhing African Slavery. By Capt. PHILIP BEAVER, R. N. Illuflrateci by a Map of the Woftern Coaft of Africa, and Plans of a Blockhoute ereaed for ...
... latrocludicin of L:t-te.s acid Religion to its inhabitants ; but more particularly as means of gradually abolifhing African Slavery. By Capt. PHILIP BEAVER, R. N, • Illuftrated by a Map of the Wc.ftrri - Coaft of Africa, and Plans of-a Blockhoule ereded ...