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... White Woman, to etfect his purpose, left his mailer's litnise, and : was baptized, but being taken, and preferring death to slavery-, ' took an opportunity of shooting himself. When his determination 1 is fixed, he is supposed to write this Poem, ie an episile ...
... these answer the full description; warr.ii.lcd soun-, tree from vice or blemish: a fair trial allowed, i'o be seen at Hancock slavery Stahk-s, Carrington Alews, May Fair. |~1 A PITAL CHATS B 1 IORSE.—to be SOTJD; \J ONE of thesteatiirstand Lost CHAISE HORSES ...
... '••I'l in- 1 un.i im.re particul.-.rlv vvonliv of the ..Uontion of ■ ?? ?? to add iot.ieirliifonii;itioiiv it'll respect lo slavery, \ r li: r * ,J - ?? I.iTi.KAHv ?? . May. mi t. p.'IE CA.-E-Jf a DJSTHESSED FA-MILY is I, . :i **' ?? riiS '- i t*-*d ...
... will be foiixd now particularly worthy ef the atten- tion of those who •,. ish to add to their information w itii respect to Slavery and West India Diseases. rr - LITLBABY JOUKNAL, May, IROS. NEW CROSS TURNPIKE ROADS. A Ceneral Meeting of the Trustees of ...
... :;i r-e. pai 'ieu'.mly worthy of'ifie attention of those who' j w i I. to .viii ...
... has been of engaging this kingdom in a destructive war, yet as tiiis awful crisis exhibits to the view oi the ?? FaiiDOM or Slavery, Existence as an in- dependent Naticji, or Extirpation and Annihilation), solemn!;, all upon their Eeltow- Citizens, and every ...
... now re.t, every Freeholder who now votes «i 1 ■■' cxultingl) ?? I liave rescued the County of Middle-fir fr«nn disgrace and slavery, and .afford -d a noble and e-ico!if*_du_- example to the Eledors of Great Britain, of the sove'ryun power* of TfTtne and ...
... of Mr. George Griffiths.— Obituary of Mr. ?? R si.ig ioe^i I:n t l.li ginci. — Missionaries in Russia. — Warning against Slavery. — Ordination ofthe key. Mr. Craig.— Meeting of Mmisttis at Winslow. — Essex As- sociation — Hampshire Association. — Desrr-ption ...
... ot opposed ?? the like ootli, ?? , [5 Ar,,is and Sedudiou of Prance, have lost r.-j i, ind^i i'° the mybt t ' e^ as ' n ? Slavery, as cVJrions, I-dd a.idt tlJ> Hui ' ?? such misguided persoris have aoderen 1 r (>rt J l ' ICc 's and designs, and Briton ...
... cret luformatmn, Oaths, i .lnfluence, Bribery. D-g- -nity of the P eh.an t haracter, Foreigners, Claims of Chil- I dren, Slavery, .Rig.it, Property, Euueatioi , Knowledge, Women, j n-id Iheir Education, Public Schools aed Charities. Public i Houses, Post* ...
... moii, .Oadtsv TorMie, _in|b»eijce, Ikiberv, Dig- nity sf I lie Piebiyii.. Character, Fptciciie/5,. Claims of Ch.l- dieu, Slavery, lfi^tif,.-'roperty, Eriut.afion,^.>wfedgt*, 1 Women, and their _d__ei.»ion, ...
... ;7n6 is quiet in baruess, aid steady to nde, six j'ears dW,-souiilL and^lTec from vicdo'r blemish —fo be seen at *Hidei slavery Stables, Upper Mirylebonel street, Portland Cftapel. - ' . TO.be SOLD, a handsome BLOOD HAY MARE, fifteen hands hi*;h, six ...