... Ambeeley a cham- pion of tbe Liberation Society, but wbicb must for ever exclude bim from tbe confidence of Churchmen, be tbey Whigs or Tories. In bis mind it is immaterial to the State whether tho nation is Christian or Pagan ; our Legislature ought to bold ...

... and where tbey might carry out tbo dictates of their peculiar nature, without injuring auy one but themselves. Tbe Richmond Whig wntu. thus : Freed negroes— lor the present, at least— arc utterly unrelia- ble as labourers. When fair and satisfatory contracts ...

... that the old cooht aamser the amanita meth better the &I•le or the I t AL: • Woutid i• lik. There Om b.. 41 her to ttlng the Whig% ea he loans, le thr 0.. eit Ins Mem ' of is erre m alarmed that , bad be useirr the hatches . but the 4.1 elm a storm le I ...

... THE NEGEOES. We (Richmond Whig) are in constant receipt of complaints from our agricultural friends, iv various portions of the State, in reference to the vexatious uncertainty and inefficiency ot the present labour system, if system it cau be called ...

... any—there were about sixty of them altogother- was a prominent and leading man in his State, Many of them belonged the old Whig party,’ and consequently wero former friends of Mr. Seward’s, and they were ail received with the dry pleasantry and plain ...

... render that body, consi- dering its prestige, independent of intrusive measures. The gross piece of jobbery perpetrated by the Whig Lord Advocate of Scotland, is being much talked of here, and there is no doubt tbe matter will be warmly introduced to the ...