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HANDSOME PRESENTS.

EALfSG NF'E m REALITY. To close
out the entire stock of FANCY DRY GOODS,
No. 25 HOW.9RD ST, Sd door from Fayette.
Cashmere Shawls for Sl2; $40 do. do. for 3d.;
do do for G; Sl5 rich embroidered Thibet for III;
% do for 10; 81 embr'd Cloth do for SO; 81 50
bet Velvets for 2; SO do do for SO; 37i cents Silk
fats or Ties for 25; Half do do for l2i; SOC Cash
e d'Cosse for 37s; Sic M0usn de LANES for 25;
10 do for 81; 62Ic French do for so; 75c super do
3D. 81 figd Gro de Maps for Soc; e7tc do do for TO-;
do do for 60, 1880 Bonnet Ribbons for l2i; 25c do
pr ls2; 3l4c do do 70: 25; SOC Grape GEcosse tor
Gloves, Mitts, &c. &C.
she above Goods have been put down 10 the prices
ned to close them out, in order to make change
business. HAYWARD'S Cheap Store,
Howard street, Sd door from Fayette.
-. B. Particular attention hereafter paid to keeping
|p Cheap stock of Staple and Domestic Dry Goods,
Y prices compared with any in the city, Goods from
fiction expected every week. d24 #
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ANHRISTa1AS PRESENTS. Fine Gold Rings
V and Bresstpins gold Bracelets and Earrings; gold
and silver Pencils; gold Watch Keys aud Lockcts
Boque Holdess Fancy Boxes; day and 80 hour Brass
and Wood Clocks; drilled eyed Needles, cts paper
Jet Breastpins g.; Jet Buttons cts. doz Hooks and
Eyes | CT box; Tape cts doz Twist Combs 3 cents;
Side Coinbs cts. pair; Bears Oil l2t bottle; SHAY,
ing Cream 8i jar; Lead Pencils cts doz; silver PEN
ellis lSa cts. each; coored ton Gloves cts pair
Lard Lamps 37,. Also, general assortment FLEW
elry; Clncks; Combs; Perunery; Brushes; Buttons;
Thread; Hosiery; Gloves; Japan and Britannia Wares;
Candlesticks; npttoons; Lamps, &c, all of which
am selling at ast0nshinsly t0w prices
GEORGE r. VICKERS.
No. Baltimore street
d25-w Between the Market and the Bridge.
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NY j. Is q. T.. WEBB,
RAe No. 3 HOWARD STREET,
Next "Wheatfeld Inn"
RAVE JUST RECEIVED,
New York Hu'd BUCKWHEAT, in packages for ia
mly use
Fresh Bunch RAISINS, in whole and half boxes
Almonds, Cnrrants, Fresh Citron, Rock Candy
Bordeaux PRUNES, in fancy boxes; Maple Sugar
Cocoa and Cocoa Paste; West India Preserved Lines
Citron, Pine Apple, and Canton Preserved Ginger
Maccaroni; Vermicelli; Sardines; Anehovies
Capers, Olives, sc. &.
Medford, Picnic, Sugar, Wine and all other CRACK
ERS; Boston CRANBERRIES, &c.
Also. New York Premium FLOUR, "Whitney" br.
NEG eotlstJ.
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SAMUEL CHILD,

COACH AND HARNESS MAKER,
No SO NORTH GAY STREET,
~w=zSz, Keeps constantly on hand, general
r>t1-sNINNs assortment of CARRIAGES of his own
ES ss.SSr5rm make, and warranted of the first quail
2E---S2--ity. Second hand Carriages taken in
Exchange or sold on Commission. Repairing done
with the utmost despatch and the most reasonable
terms. seq -eo6nt
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CHEAP AUCTION GOODS.

CHEAP AUCTION GOODS.
FHyHE SUHsCRIBEISS now OFFER to their Gus
"a toners and others who have not made their pur.
chases the cheapest lot Of AUCTION CLOTHS, of
all the dercntco!ors aud Shades suitable for ladies'
and gcutemrn's CIuaks, and boys and cbldren's
wcsr ihcy have yet had, ranging in price from 81
mp, and which they do recommend being oC extra
ordinary nc quality FOR the prices; together with an ex
tenslve assortment of plain and fancy CASSINIERES,
embracing every variety Of color and style,
They have also hand, asLisual, splendid assort-
Tot & Fhi'S French CLOTHS, CASSINIERES and
DOESklNS; wool blk, indigo blue, brown and olive
Beaver Cloths, of fine and superfnc gu Ites; with
plain black and fancy English silk salius, Merino aHd
Velvet VESflNGS, &C.; to all Of which they invite
will be Sold wholesale RETAIL ut the lowest marke;
prices. DORSEY & NELSON,
dl4.colln No, IS Baltimore street,
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A LII THOSE who wish to give handsome
IA Christmas present, in the way of a good Watch
or some handsome piece of JEWELRY, are invited
to call and examine the new Goods received by GA
BRlEL d. CLARK, at his Store, WATER STREET,
second door from Calvert, where WATCHES, JEW
ELRf and SILVER WARE, of first quality, Of
fered for SAFE at reasonable prices. dig
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
sySa, The ,wner will sell, on very reasonable and
accommodating terms, valuable, healthy,
f 5S and handsomely situated FARM, on the East
Isl llAern Shore OF Maryland. For particulars, APP
ly at the Clipper office. dl0-eo3w
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
I'm w A X Il Nj AN UFA Glory.

TIN W A K d NJ N UFA CTO R Y :.
YHIHE subscriber would respectfully inform his
n customers and the public generally, that he is
constantly manufacturing in the best manner, full
assortment of TIN aud SHEET IRON WARE, of
every description, together with good assortment of
Housekeeping articles, including all the necessary
Kitchen Utensils, &c. &c. Persons going to House
keeping, and those who may wish to add TO their
present stock, will find my store convenient for sup
plying themselves, on the most reasonable TERMS
Amy articles in the above business can be repaired or
made to order at the shortest notice.
{65- Goods sent to dwellings, or packed for trans
portation, with care and despatch.
LOUIS HENRY REP,
No. 7 South sharp street,
dl7-aw a few doors below Baltimore street.
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LOOKING GLASS, PICTURE AND

LOOKING GLASS, PICTURE AND
PORTRAIT FRAME MANUFACTORY
FHNEiE undersigned begs leave TO inform his friends
ID and the public generally, thai he has commenced
The above business at Slows Steam Saw Mill in
UHLER'S ALLEY, between Charles and Hanover
streets, sosth of Lombard. Having steam power. he
will be able TO fill all orders promptly and at chcapeY
rates, for cash, than any other establishment in the
city, Also, Toilet Boxes, of all patterns and Sizes
a23-d JAMES NJ. COKEFhIR
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MARRIED,

At AtwillIon, the residence of Samuel Awi!l, Esq,
on the 18th inst. by th9 Rev. T. B. Sargent, Mr. VIM.
Edwards to Miss Clarissa A. X. Crabb, both of the
county of Westmoreland, Va
On the 25h instant, by the Rev. Mfr. McJiton, VIM.
Sihery to Miss Mary Ann Martin, all of this city.
On the 26th inst by the Rev. Mr.. Morris, Mr. A, +.
Fisher, of Baltimore, Miss Mary Jane NJ. Rollins,
of Washington, ID. C.
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LETTER RAGS Up AT THE ExcnANGE HEADING ROOMS.
%or Havre--Shp Entaw, few days.
For Bremen-Ship Marianne, soon.
For Kingston, Jam-Bsrque Hermitage, with des-
patch
| For Liverpool Brig George Gardner, few days
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ENREAT CURIOsITI@s

NREAT CURIOSITIGS
VA FROM SWITZERLAND!
MEssRs. SCHUYLER s. co. have the honor to in
form the public, that they have received and Just CD
ened most splendid and original assortment Of FAN
CY GOODS, CLOCKS and TOYS.
These Goods the first OF the kind ever open ed
in this market, and are principally carved ont in the
far famed Swiss style. The CLOCKS are Is days,
patented works. and are of the finest and most dura
BILE workmanship. There are also some beautiful
small DAY CLOCKS. This assortment of Goods is
in every respect novel and suitable for Christmas and
New Years Gifts.
90 The public are most respectfully invited to call
and see for themselves, at
BOSWELL'S MUSIC STORE,
No. l4l Market street,
dll-3w A few doors below Cavert-st.
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SPOONS! SPOONSn SPOONSn
* ID. CLARK, No. L WATER STREET. Sc
w cond door from Calvert, has a large assortment
of SILVER SPOONS Having the best of workmcr
engaged, persons going TO housekeeping are invited m
call before purchasing.
N. B. Old Silver and Gold wanted. ap,r
nXON'S SPLENDID NEW sTyy.E
~ BRITANNIA WARE. Just received per pac-
ket ship Ashburton, via New York, d most splendid
assortment Of Dixon & Sons English BRITANNIA
WARE, in sets Of six pieces; also Dixon's Coffee
Pots, separate Cof' Urns, &c. &c.
In the above are embraced great variety of nat
terms, including all the latest styles, which are the
most splendid ever imported into this country. We
invite Ilousekecpers and Others TO cali at our FUR
NiSHlNG WAREHOUSE and examine many Land
some and useful articles in our line.
JAMES CORTLAk & SON,
dos opposite the Centre Morte,
EHOR THE LADIES. A SIMPLY of NUT
1t PICKS and NUT CRACKERS, on hand and i,s
sale by ALFRED II. REP,
No. 3S5 Baltimore ST.
d25-n 2nd Tin Store above Howard street
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NMcLANE'S WORM SPECIFIC AND LIV-
I'VE Err PILLS. The Undersigned, having been
appointed agents for the sale of the above valuable
medicines, have just received large supply, direct
from the proprietos, put up in improved Style II is
these medicines, they have been long and ayora-
bly, known to The public. Pamphlets containing GER
tiiicates. Sc received for graluitous distribution
COULsON & co. Wholesale Druggists
d2T4 No. s. Librety-st
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u ed through the whole year, aud what more suit
able for present to a Young Lady than either Of the
following periodicals, viz:
Godey's Lady's Book SO per year.
Graham's Magazine 3 do.
Columbian Magazine 3 do.
Ladies National Magazine do.
Arthur's Magazine do
Pictorial World 3 do.
10 Call and subscribe today, at
w. N. HARRISON'S, 40 N. Gay-st.
NJ b. Delivered in any part of the city free of ex-
ira charge. d24
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BALTIMORE BLEACHING AND INK
- MANUFACTORY, LIGHT STREET, (Oppo-
the Fountain Hotel) A superior article of Oil
ste Blacking, warranted to produce fine jet polish
~ TO retain its virtues for any length of time unim-
faired-ofered at wholesale and retail at moderate
prices and on accommodating terms.
Aiso-4O0 gallons Black Ink, by the bottle, gallon,
or barrel. British Lusre warranted pure lead in bulk
or to packages. Purchasers respectfully invited
80 call. CHAS. WISEMAN s. co. dl0.Im
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CHEAP FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,

BRITANNIA WARE.
q US'T REC i1iV ED, at the New FURNISH
Sp ING WAREHOUSE, good assortment Of BRI-
TANN1A WARE-cO consisting in part of
Tea and Coffee Sets
Sugar Bowls and Cream Cups
Pitchers and Mugs
Table and Tea Spoons
Soup and Gravy Lade3
Sptt0ons, various patterns
Lamps, Candescks, Tumbers, sc. &c.
G. r. WETMORE 4 co.
o3o-eo2w No. N Howard street.
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DI r ID

II II
on the a7h inst Mrs. Ann Riley, in the SD year of
her age
d, on the 9Th inst, Jane, l.. Smith, the 39th year
of his age.
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TIN PLATE, SHEET IRON, SC.
EAn BOXES best charcoal brands of
wv Tin Plate x and ex. sizes [ direct
Rpxes best charcoal brands of Loaded import
Plate, l4x20 for Roofing \ alton
bundles English and American SHEET IRON
packs Jacalif Russia do
bundles bright and anneaed Iron WIRE
do. brass and copper do.
pigs Government Banca TIN
cases Braziers and sheathing COPPER
rolls Sheet LEAD
and bar Lead; Spelter; bar Tin; a full assert
mt of timed and iron Rvcis; also, large assort
knt of Timers Tools and Pecks Machines, in sets
Pr, single pieces. For sale on liberal terms, by
tsAre Il. PRATT Il BROTHER,
nl-3m 81 and 30 South Charles-st.
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ANADAME YOUNG feels grateful to the ladies
lVH and gentlemen OF Baltimore for the liberal pa
tronage they have bestowed upon her and begs leave
TO inform them that she will leave Baltimore The
10th January for Washington. She will remain at
No. 43, PITT STREET, till 10th January where she
is prepared to receive them. She WILL by her univer
sally acknowledged skill in Phrenol0ey, Physiology
and Philology inform those who will investigate her
talents of their leading transactions of the past, the
present, and the future, as if she had known them
from birth. She neither wishes to know the name
age but guarantees that all who visit her will
regret it,
U-Price 50 cents for gentleman, and 25 cents for
a lady. dl7-2w*
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AUCTION SALES.
BY lk. NtEACItAa,.

IO2, CORNER BA LrIMoRE & HoIIIDAY-sra
nj light AUCTION SALES. Monday, Wed
~ nesday and Saturday evenings, for The public
SAFE OF Books, Stationary, Fancy Goods, Paintings
Private Libraries, Sc, &c
vs. Consignmens of articles for positive sales re-
specially solicited, on which cash advances will be
made when asked
hO-ataw X. MEACHAM.
n asst AND CLOSING SALES OF BOOKS
M AT AUCTION | VIII sell THIS and every
EVENING This week, at the Store OF z. x b. r.
Pratt, 238 BALTIMORE STREET, the balance of
mat large assortment of BOOKS (as they are decin
ing buslness0 consisting of Medical, Theological,
Law, miscellaneous and School BOOKS; English and
American Animals for 1916; a large assortInsnt OF
Book in rich and elegant binding, suitable for Christ
mas and New Years Presents Also, large assert
ment of Juvenile BOOKS, PAPER, and STATION
cry of all kinds
% The Entire stock will positively be Sold as the
premises must be vacated in few days
dfu II. klEACHAM, Auet'r.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
Il. j. WOODWARD, Manager.

HINIRST NIGHT of the celebrated Tragedan, MIR.
n ANDERSON, who is engaged tor Nights
only, and will make his first appearance before an
ighLentd baltimore audience in the character of
CLAUDE MELN0TTJ1,
which has been pronounced by the critics mastery
effort of genius aud TALENT in fact, Mr.. ANDERSON il
acknowledged to be the only correct representation OF
the character, now living; ali other artists who have
attempted 10 perform the part are mele shadows COM
pared to Mr. A. His youth, his beauty, and his noble
bearing, aided by his deep, lich and mellow voice,
and all governed and directed by his educated mind
and brilliant genius, produce effect upon his
dience which leaves them power TO wonder at
Pauline's sudden and strong love for him. Very many
of the fairer portion of his hearers have left the The
atre with aching hearts
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AN MONDAY EVENING, Dec Der 80, 1874,
" will be performed Sir Lytton Bulwer's much
admired Play, called
THE LADY OF LYONS.
Claude Melnotte, MIR. ANDERSON.
Pauline, Miss CLIFTON,
Having been expressly engaged to support MIR. An
derson.
To conclude with THE RENDEZVOUS. Simon,
Mr. FORREST Rose, Miss KIRBY.
g3- Boxes so cents. Pit Is cts. COlored Gallery %
cts. Box office open from ~ TO 2 and 3 to s. 1t
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o30-eo2w

JAPANNED WARE.
Y UST RECEIVED, large lot of JAP AIMED
~ WARE-consiSting of
Fine Gothic TEA TRAYS, in sets, some very bcatl-
tiful patterns
Common TEA TRAYS, of different patterns, in
sets and single
Walters of different sizes, by the pair or single one
Japanned LAMPS of all kinds
Chamber CaHdlesticks; Bread and Knife Trays
TEA CANISTERS, all sizes
GGntenen's DRESSING CASES
Night and Nurse LAMPS
Match Safes; Light house Lamps
TOY CUPS, for children
Wash Bowls, Spittoons Dust Pans &c. Sc
o. AT wholesale and Ietail at the manufacturer's
prices, at No. 2 N. Howard street, feast side)
NIL -co2m q, e, WETMORE s. co.
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LINZ HITE SILK WASTE TASSELS.-I have
~ just manufactured an assortmt mt of the above
cle, to which invite the attention of the ladies'.
JAMES NJ. HAIG,
S [Pl Tassel Factory, l2l Baltimore st.
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SILK AND MOHAIR FRINGE FOR CHI IIILREN.
~ have on hand large and fresh assortment of
Frnges of all widths, shades and cOlors--to which
INVITE the attention of the ladies.
JAMES Nj. HAIG, v
CPS ri l2l Baltimore st., doors above South.
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MARINE LIsT-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
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CLEARED

SUNDAY, UECEMBEK u, ItI4.
- FROM THE EXCHANGE READING-RooM BOOKS.
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TT R. DONAHUE'S TAILoRIsG EsThrI1suNevr
German street, allGarnents are cut in the besi
most fashionable style, and made to order, on
'oHdoie ter'ns. n7-2awtil
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS. la
"0PPOSITION LINE TO PHILADELPHIA"
a ann The Steamer MARYLAND, of the
EEaSsJy lEszc New Steamboat Line to PHILADELPHIA,
-no1sss1xsaE- viii leave the wharf, corner of Light
and Pratt sts., on TIlIA Saturday MORNING, 2sth
inst, at u O'Clock, for Philadelphia and continue to
run daily Sunday excepted as long as the ice win
permit. Fare, Sl5O
,o ROBERT NJ. HILL, Agent,
d2e corner Pratt and Grant sts., up stairs.
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collar LAMPS, for burning Lard; also, Listres
~ Candelabras, Hall Lanterns, &c. at the NEW
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, No. 9 N. Howard st.
nll-eo2m C.E. WETMORE & co.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-15
VERMONT OBSERVER.

This paper, published at MiGdlebury,
comes to our Office in a new dress, which
is certainly very nice and becoming. We
are clad 10 see the name Of AARON Angler
at its head, as Editor and Publisher Ii
will be perceived that Mr.. Anglers name is
on our excellen, Anti Slavery Ticket, as a
candidate for the Office OF Lieut.. Governor.
The friends of religion and humanity may
confidently expect that this paper will DO
much 10 waken the churches of Vermont to
more efficient action and to more decided
measures for the relief Of the $4,000 mem
bers of the Baptist church now in bondage !
The following is paragraph from the
introductory:
"It will be our design, then, to issue a
weekly journal, UNCONVENTIONAL in its char
acter, yet catholic in its spirit toward all
the people of God. 1t will maintain and
defend the doctrines and ordinances of the
Gospel, as they are delivered TO US in the
Testament Of Jesus, as they are generally
held and pracised by the great body of the
Baptist denomination in this country and
the world. 1t will seek TO harmonic the
Church in judicious and efficient measures
TO suppress intemperance--to promote uni
versal peace on earth - TO aid in forming
correct public sentiment on The SUBJECT oil
Moral Reform - TO break up the unholy
system of Slavery, by bringing the moral
and religious power of the land against 1t.
and TO hasten on the day when all Cypress
ion shall cease - war be done away - the
lion and the lamb lie down together, and
each shall find in his fellow brother and a
friend"
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-15

JOHN G. CALHOUN, in a recent letter TO
his political friends, peremplorly refuses
have his name go before the Baltimore
Convention as candidate for the Presi-
dency. He does not decline standing as
candidate, but leaves that matter entirely TO
his friends. He seems TO glory in his Stree
trade" principles, and says he will support
no man who is in favor of protective pol
icy, or whose prominent friends are. He
has braved the menaces of Administration
and Opposition, backed only by single
State, in defense Of such principles, and he
can not abandon the glorious cause now,
when It's banner waves in proud triumph
over the metropolis oflhe commercial world.'
In relation to abollionism, Mr.. Calhoun
maniiests his usual undisguised hostility.
lie can not support candidate who coun>
tenances agitation or whose principal
supporters do. "D we have right TO our
slaves, we have the right to hold them in
peace and quiet" Most assuredly. No one
will deny this for a moment. The first
word in the sentence is emphatic. All the
world, with few exceptions, have denied
the right. Conscience denies ii. N AZURE
denies it. The words of Henry Brougham
are only the words Of nature. "Tell me
not of rights - talk not of the property of
the planter in his slaves. deny the right
| acknowledge not the property. The prn.
ciples, the feelings of our common nature
rise in rebellion against it," Suppose one
mshiier in strength and intellect should Law
his hands upon John C. Calhoun, and claim
him as his property, would he say the might
gave the right7
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-15
They LOVE DARKNESS RArHERTnA,

They LOVE DARKNESS RATHER THAN
LIGHT.--We understand that the copies
of The report of the doings of the meet
ing of the Unitarian Association, held in
Boston, in May last, which were forward
ed 10 Charleston, South Carolina, haze all
been returned, IN consequence Of tEeir
containing the speech of Rev. John Park.
man, of Danvers, New Hampshire, in IA
vor of an anti-slavery resolution. Let ii
not be said that the South is anxious 10 be-
rid of slavery, when its most liberal sect
refuse to read an important document be-
cause it contains proposition for the alb.
clifton Of that institution, and remarks in
defense OF that proposal, from one Of the
worlhiest members OF that liberal denomi.
nation.--Anti-S lavery STANDARD.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-15

OPPRESSION IN RUsSIA.--The Frank.
furter Gazette contains a letter from the
frontiers of Russia, dated Dec. l6, which
says -" The ukase, ordering the remov.
al of the Jews from the frontier districts
into the interior, is at this moment being
carried into effect. Nearly 100000 per-
sons are affected by this measure. They
receive passports which indicate their
place Of residence, and are now expected
to have all their property sold of within
a day after"
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-15

PROGRESS In 1889. the reigning
Pope OF Rome issued an edict. sanclifying
the traffic in slaves, then first carried on
by the Portuguese. Lisbon was then the
great slave market, in which from twelve
to thirteen thousand slaves we're sold an
nuaIIy. Ia l843, we find the present
Pope has issued bull, in denuncialion
of the African sIave-lrade.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-15

GooD.-The Liberator says that Cassius
M. Clay has addressed letter to the society
of Friends in New Bedford in which he
states that in the course of the present year,
he intends not 10 be the owner of single
slavel
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-15

MAssAcHusETTs.-Th Liberty State Con-
venton is to be held to-day. Great efforts
have been made to make it one of the larg-
est and most important meetings ever held
in Massachusetts.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-15

~ Hon. William Upham, on motion of
Senator Huntington of Ct., has been admit
led 10 the bar Of the U. S. Supreme Court.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-15

AZ A man, by the name of John G..
Brown, in South Carolina, is sentenced TO
be hung on the 26th of April, for aiding a
slave in obtaining his freedom!