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... SLAVERY. The following is a corteft lift all the imported flaves advertifed in one of the Charleficn Papers, 1 of the th ult. May. 1. Zar.qts bar Haves - 230 2. negroes - 241 -—l2. Young negroes * —l5. Gold fiuVes - 194 * 740 . Seven hundred and forty ...
... PATHETIC - SKETCH OF SLAVERY. This Day is publithed, in One Volume 12mo. elogantly printed bligttpratving Paper, liot-piefK.(l, and Thuttrated v..fth ‘arinus defe:tiptive Pltjus of a f.411-11.0wecl Sla , ,e Snip, price , 71N140;-• the African. An tinaffeeled ...
... WEST-INDIA SLAVERY. From a Mercury we have copied the following articles : For fale—A negro Woman, who is a wafher, and he' f,->n, a youth of yeais Enquire this office. For Tale—V young, healthy, boot and Ihoemaker, complete mailer hie trade. Apply th-s ...
... HORRORS of WEST-INDIA SLAVERY. A Tract lately DURING til* of lUO4, the following Citric' 01 * letter I'roiu Lurd Scufurth, tlie Governor of Barbadoet. to Lord dated *t Barbados:,, the lßth March. 180*. was Uid ou the futile the House Commons. Lordship ...
... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY THE WEST INDUS Lord Percy, pursuant to the notice bad given on former day, rose to bring forward hit promised motion, 'or leave to bring in a Bill for the gradual Aboli- tion of Negro Slavery the British Colaaies in the West Indies ...
... A wretched inheritance, sorrow, and slavery, leave ye, my comrades—for you who remain, Let private affection promote public bravery, ■While friends fall around ye, strike home for the slain. Can look without grief, your Land’s devastation! Can you think ...
... THE ILLS OF SLAVERY. From ‘* Progress of Refinee ment.” FOR thee, O Luxury! the hapless slave Must till the or dig the cheer- 2 less mine, His all the toils, but all the treasures thine, Which Commerce wafts triumphant o’er the wave. _ And the poor negro ...
... that the ancient and severe slavery was now over, by which one man held others in complete property, and could sell them to whomsoever he pleased. We will now see clearly the rea- sons why, in the thirteenth century, slavery was so much diminished. We ...
... delivent from the vile slavery wheravith we are threatened by the Most horrible monster that Hell ever produced. In the armies the disaffected will be punished in the manner which has already been practised, and his Majesty's other subjects must feel ...
... of Slavery, a, Motion was made . to postpone its farther consideration until the . first Monday in beeemher, which is . equivalent to its rejection. This Motion was carried by the casting ;vote of the S2EAKER, and the Bill was of course lost. A Duel took ...
... ag Concluded from fr. 422.) THE Christian religion has univer- the ‘ally diminished slavery, lessened Stray of slaves, and imposed re- an: On the free conveyance of such : The Germans also, from the ang a distinction between field Mere} we slaves. ‘Che ...
... Jieve the Dutch tljeir prcseftt slavery, anJ reinstate the Staptholder. Such is the opinion entertaiiKtl in private letters from Amsterdam- Yesterday morning h.is Majesty, Princesses Augcsta, Soimiia. and a, accompanied by Generals llaucoi ut and I'itzroy ...