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... AM POWERFUL ANTI-SLAVERY TALE. COrTIIOMT MOOUD. Bow voodj, prieo U in oraemeeul eotw, or So awtlj Mare sundeblanu, the planter's ROM or and PrincipU. A «lorr aur•awof inlortsb By Emu I), i. M. Rooiowohk. With Erontwpiooo, J. Uilbikt, Eta. Jobs Cut 11 ...
... NEW AND POWERFUL ANTI-SLAVERY TALE, COPYRIGHT SECURED. JS'ow rfadv, price K liJ. in oinamrnlal cover, or 2s. neatly bound in clotli, Mark Sutherland, the planter’s SON ; or, Power and Principle. Story of fur|>u«i>ing interest. Emn,n D N Soutbworth. With ...
... within the of the new state he delivered over the foul and blighting influence of slavery. That sucooui has far to travel ere it can reach the destination, whilst the slavery party have remforcements close at hand, across the Missourian frontier. It is a ...
... ABOLITION SLAVERY. “If a day were appointed, on and after which all children born of s'aves should l>e tree, and a fund r.dsod [both in England* and America] to give compensation to the planters in the Slave-bolding States, consenting to the law. slavery might ...
... THE SENTINEL AMEEIGA. A WEEK’S L.VTEU NEWS, THE SLAVERY QUESTION STILL UNSETTLED —CHEATSTEAM BOAT ACCIDENT—CUBAN MEXICAN AND CANADIAN NEWS—LATER FROM SAINT DOMINGO AND CENTRAL AMERICA. ...
... against colonial slavery, the tine and imprisonment American courts of justice, of citizens who had dared attacli the slave-trade carried under the ledcral flag, had begun direct the attention of few American philanthropists the evils slavery. Some years before ...
... Consul. Our acconuta by this arrival from Rhode Island extend to the 14th nit., inclusive ; end in reference to the question slavery, which since the dote of our last advices had chiefly occupied the attention Congress, they are both voluminous and interesting ...
... of SLAVERY. “If a day were appointed, on and after which all children born of slaves should be tree, and a fund raised [both in England* and America] to give compensation to the planters in the Slave-bolding States, consenting to the law, slavery might ...
... arrival. In Congress Mr. Clay bod proposed a compromise for the settlement of tbe long-agitated and vexatious question of slavery. The matter has been met by opposition from some of the southern senators, who are Allied to the democratic parly. The proposal ...
... the KKVELATIOS TRUE MILT.KNNIUM, Tl.p S HAI HOME, and DYING INHKUiT- A>'CE. LINES AMERICA, CONCERT of tor the ABOUIION ot SLAVERY. day were appointed, and after which nil children horn of slaves should I** tree, and a fund r-ii««d (both in England* and ...
... the advantage of being very commodious—the rent low, and being so near, that the children coaid walk from thence without slavery for their food. ...
... was first suspected. Some alleviation the burden* of tasation may expected. Measures will be presented with view abolishing slavery is the cjlonies, __________ ...