Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-04-24

IL. "A
lew days afterwards fell in with schr.
Phllenla, of Boston, from New York for
Curacao, when Edmund Burke and Obed
Chace, went On board her; the balance
are here, and Will sail in several vessels
oound 10 the States. The Annawan was
out months, and bound home with SIS
| barrels oil.
The names of the others who died are
stated by correspondent of The n. Y
Journal of Commerce, to be Lorenzo AL.
rut' Stephen Man1ate, E. Buck, Jonathan
randy Arson Harram, John Wilson,
lanes Burke. Edward Chase, Joshua
Nelly John Allen, A. Manuel, one name
unknown, Seamen.
In the Friend of Man, is letter from
K. G. Williams, of Alabama memory.
detailing SC IN weeks financial tour in
Western Nssg- York. Brother Williams
thus sums up:-Mass. A6oiitionisk
81 spoke in all, over fifty hours in sew
en- weeks, besides talking from morning
I'll night almost every day, making per
Sonai application for tundS-ob;ained Der.
manent subscriptions amounting to over
$1,000 per anhum, and collected over
$1,000 including a Horse, Gutter, and
but1tIo robe, which were all given to the
society. L left home in the ttagc. and re-
turned with private establishment,
which | greatly needed, and which did
not cost the society single dollar. |
would recommend this mode OF obtaining
conveyance 10 all other au,i-slaverv ag-
ens who are destitute. If they viii but
Set themselves abou, it in earnest, they
( can soon beg one, and thus save great
expense to the society"
"WHAr HAS THE NoRTu To DO WITH
SOUTHERN SLAVERY ?-This Question is
i'll the mouths of every body but abo.i-
tonls.s. Admit. for a moment, that we
| have nothing TO do with Southern Slave.
ry; who will deny that we have some
thing TO do with Northera2 Every man
who sets foot on our SOIL us. and of right
oaght to be, free and indepen lent" But
no. We are man-hunters. For hire we
howl on the track Of human game Al
the stout bow cry Of the South, we
break from our leash, and worry, chase
down, ana se;Ze by the throat, men whose
crime Is the curl Of their hair and the hue
Of their skin. Rad the following, from
single number of the Western Voice, a
| paper publ shed at Shawnetown, Illinois.
( and then ask, what has the North TO do
with Slavery; but don't ask WHY the Cit
z'ns of Illinois shot Lovejoy.-Mass.
AJ0LitioniSk
| SHERITF'S NOTICE.
AN AS committed to my custody, as
Y Sheriff of Pope County, Illinois
a negro man by the name of JET, about
25 years old, very black, heavy made,
and weighs about $50 lbs. TIE oaoner is
requested to come forward, prove his prop
erty, pay charges and take him away,
( otherwise be will be dealt with according
10 law.
lSHAM CLAY, Shift P. C. /.
Nov. II, l638-6wpcS2.
sHERIFF's NOTICE.
THNHERE was committed to the Jail OF
e Unl"n county. ill.,, on the 18th of
October, 1888, a muIatto man who calls
his name ANDERSON CHERRY
He is about 81 or p years OF age, about
3 feet inches high, lie has a scar across
his nose, he has a suit of blue jean clothes,
wears white hat; no other marks dis.
covera5lc, and states that he belonrs n
Dtnlei Cherry of Haywood county. w
Tennessee. Tie oooner is requested 70
come ana take said negro out of iail with
in six weeks or he Will be dealt with &C.
cording to law,
VILE davidson, Sh'GU.CI.
Nov. II, 1888.
!. $50 REWARD.
I'd AN AWAY from the subscriber il,
ma lafayette county, Mississippi, ne
f gro man named TOM, aged about 30. q
black or dark copper color, about 5 fee
| / inches high, stout and well made the
big toe on the right foot rather larger thar
the other, slight s'oppage in his speech
when spoken TO; took with him, rounc
crown wool hat and black fur hat hal
worn a; other clothing hot reco!iected-
The above reward will be given for tn,
securing said boy in Jail so that | get him
aud reasonable expenses for delivering
him to me near Oxford, Mississipni
JOSHUA T. BROWN.
, Nov. 10, l83S-p5 Oxford, Miss.
We cut the following from the last O
berlin Evangelist. We ale intimatel
acquainted with brother Ingrahom.-H
f IS gentleman Of close observation, an
y the strictest integrity, now Missionar
t, IN Jamaica. He was formerly membr
Y of Lime Seminary, and more recently {
q the Oberin Institute-M AboIiEonis
D. WEST INDIES.
! Dear Brother The following is q
extract from letter lately received fro,
r, Rev. u. S. Ingraham. written at King