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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-10
7E TND.
From the Belfast Northern Wing.
THE LAND OF THE SLAVE.
BY BROWN.

By FRAMES bbV""
Suggested by a passage in The Life Of Frederick
Douglass.
[Mr. Douglass relates, that his first longings
for freedom were awakened in his child
hood, when lying under a tree, he watched
the birds at play among its branches.J
The bow made his rest, where, for ages,
waved on
One tree of a forest, whose thousands were
gone;
But the soft Summer airs through Its foliage
still played, .
And the wild birds rejoiced in the depth OF
its shade.
Oh! broad was the river, and lovely the
scene,
That spread where tho wilds of that forest
had been;
The moon lay, in splendor, on field and on
wave,
But the boy knew it shone on the Land of
the Slave.
And well night he cast his young limbs on
the soil;
Their grace was for letters, their strength was
for toll
For the current that blent with his lle-stream
was one,
That burst, in far time, by the fount Of the
Oh! dark was the midnight that Swallowed
its course,
But his eye was still lit by the fire Of that
sources;
For the changeless old charter, that Liberty
gave,
Hath a record still left in the Land of the
Slave.
But, where might that weary eye rest, when
Some spot where the brand of his memory
was not?
He turned from the fields, with their Summer
wealth filled,
For he knew in what terror their burrows were
titled
lie looked on the river, and thought of the day
Its waters had waited his kindred away,
And the tears of the young that had blent
with its wave;
But, alas! for bright youth in the Land of
the Slave.
He saw the fair sky, like an ocean of blue,
And thought of the mother his infancy knew
Of the love that through toll and through
bondage she bore,
And the night-coming step that might seek
him no more.
Oh faint was the faith of his future, and dim
The hope that soul-masters had granted TO him;
But they said that the grass had grown green
on her grave,
And he wished her not back 10 the Land of
the Slave.
Yet, ever the birds in the branches above,
ang on in the Joy of their freedom and love-
heir freedom, that sceptre or sword never
cleft;
heir love, on which tyrants no footprints had
left.
md oh for their lot, where a shadow meier
crossed
he light of the Summers his childhood had
lost,
or their song that burst forth, like a stream
from its cave,
And their wings that could watt from the
Land of the Slave!
Young lover of freedom, that prayer was not
vain,
Though far was the moment that shivered thy
chain;
But woe for the heart that can find in the
cline
OF its early remembrance but deserts of time!
Our isle hath her sorrows the page of her
years
dark with the memory Of discord and tears;
jut she still owns the heart and the hand that
would save,
md we welcome thy steps from the Land of
the Slave.
Stranorlar, January, 1916.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-10
DRY GOODS AND CROCEnIES

ROoTS and SHOES, eastern and Wo,-
~ tern,) Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oil
and Dye Stufs, cheap as the cheapest, and
good as the best, constantly for sale at
TRESCOTTS.
Salem, O. LIST mo. Both.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-10
MARIA W. CHAIRMAN, c.
WrNprLL P~ElLlIps, Secrefarie'.

ANTI-SLAVERY PUBLICATIONS..
Persons wishing to furnish themselves with
anti-slavery Books and Pamphlets, can do SO
by calling on ]. ELIZABETH JONES, ono
door west Of the District School House, Green
St.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-10

"lN TIME OF PEACE PREPARE roa WAR"
Look at the sum expended by the British
Government in carrying out this pagan max
i'm. Let some one of their hard-toiling, un.
fed millions guess the amount wrenched from
the bIistered, calloused hands Of labor, and
thrown into that bottomless gulph which swal-
lows up the revenue of the world. This foot
ing of their country's ledger reads thus =
For preparing for war in time of peace, dur
ing the 81 years ending in lS36-gll6, $780,
COZ ! a sum equal 10 1896 tons of gold, or
a load of "A ships of ordinary size in gold, or
a load for a fleet Of 221 ships ia silver But
if we add TO this sun the ESQ, O00 900 which
the 100000 men who compose the peace estab-
lishment Of Great Britain would have earne /,
at ten sliliings a week, it would swell the
amount to gi80, 600, 900 thus sacrificed 10 a
custom that depraves and beeglrs the world.
Daily NeWS.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-10

Let thy blest Gospel shine,
With light and power divine,
Each heart TO melt.
My prayer to thee ! make,
Thou, who didst Heaven forsake,
For rebel men;
Jesus, the prison ope'
And bid the captive hope,
And smile again.
Winchester, Adams Co. W.. u. IL.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-10

CLERICAL JoKE.-A correspondent of a
contemporary says that tho origin of a diff
Guilty which resulted at last in the dismissal
Of a clergyman in the nelghboring town, can
be traced 10 a very trivial affair, which is as
follows AT a meeting Of the church, the
pastor gave out the hymn, :" love to steal
away" when the chorister commenced sing
ing, but owing to some difficulty ia recoIlec-
ting the tune, could proceed no farther than
81 love to STEAL" which he did three or four
times successfully, when the clergyman, in
order to relieve him from the dilemma, waq-
gishly remarked, that SIT was very much 10
be regretted" and added, "let US pray"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-10

WoRsHIPPERs OF MAMMoN.-pdrker Pills
bury, editor of the Concord, n. IL. Herald,
says of a class of our fellow citizens of the
Bay State -" They talk of our holy reli-
gion;' but their robes of righteo lsness are
woven at Lowell and Manchester; their para
disc is high per centum on Factory stocks
their palms of victory and crowns of rejoicing
are triumphs over a rival party in politics on
the question of Banks and Tariffs. They
would turn Heaven into Bennington, make
every angel a weaver, and with eternal din
Of looms and s~pindles drown all the anthems
Of the morning stars"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-12-24
WORKING OF TIE sur rREksrM

WORKING or THE Sun TREsSt@
Al the Federal Court tins week NE Y
). Marshal paid Of Jurors and Nl'as's'
IN Specie, aud they went straight a.'a'
The Street To- the Branch BIuk o. N'f
Fear, and got tho hard . e,ehaog'o i
Bank Notes. ns more convenient lo' s'g.
tai'on. Oh beautiful Sub Treasury az
leigh Regisier, I'M iasfaak
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-12-24

va The " Fayetteville Observer ~,
guess 70 the Legislature, the proPneg :
providing fT the education and snpP. I. :
The only child Of Lieut.. Ilosklns, o. wv
State, who fell al Monterey, IN ea'aTr..,
hghung tho battles Of hts country. =,
cases Of young Forsyth and Mass ba'''
arc cned as plecedenls. lib.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-12-24

There are three candidates TO r'pff,~'
New Mexico IN tho Congress q US y.
ted States, VIZ: W Smith, Eugene ~
ersdorlor and James Power. The Pf0g.
whom they are to represent -sPanl'' y,
Indians, bali breeds and quarlcroon'' "a
ready 10 cot The lhroals of those WY :
kindly offer 10 represent them.
The Hon. David Johnson hns been CIV
ted Governor of South Carolina,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22
To THE AFFLICTED.
WASHINGTON HOTEL,

TNHE Proprietor takes pleasure in announcing
to the public that he has rented style This ert.
nVe establishment and prepared traveller.
IN the most comfortable To former patron he r
rns his most sincere thanks and OF their mai
ronage with OF par 70 prov
tor their comfort and convenience. provided an
he Des' manner and his bar hed with liquors
To those persons who climate T
me mountains during the approaching say that
ne has hed uo number OF large and eommodous the
accommodation Of private families.
Do His charges will be moderate.
MICHAEL c. HARTMAN.
% Attached his Hotel large and eonpodiuus
with excellent Stages running 10 and fo sts
Ton sop al TINS Horse and passengers going and
norm, ulhe az SCuhton my 2I-3m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22

NOICE.-In Consequence Of the SO per advance Of
tbe tohs on Passnrerr Commencing month
on and alter The 18th instant ts
boae 70 Lynehb1g will be 20 ;O-~ay fare in proportion
my ~ BOYD, EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT
W The following preamble and resolutions were adopted
~ the James River and kaba~ha Company 18th May 1886
The Board Of Directors having the ton ON
on The Canal from half
per ana directed that In the
should make such increase Of
70" passages and are OF the should
as s oh 10 one cent per nesnd appearing
'eeni In The Newspaper Of th, morning. such
has taken place: therefore
Resolved That om and aer inst the toll On
rersearied on the Canal be fired one cent per nils.
The advanced price Of grain and yea p. ada,
our expenses this from $4,000 Stage
they had rased their
had not and had determined the additional
pei cent toll compelled advance upon the
In Consequence OF this advance River Board Of D
tors have again imposed another additional
winch again eompe US advance price the
or OF travel by higher fare and amer the s
instant our passage and fare will be the price, s6-os EXTRA
Vi fo-way fare in proportion
my 10 BOYD, EDMOND Il DAVENPORT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22
To BUYERS OF FURNITURE---sOUTH
l. AZ l. w MEFKS

HAVING facilities for manufacturing kinds the most
II FashioHabis and Spldii used
specially 10 call the attention Of Southern Gentlemen
visiting New York, Establishment No - vesey street.
few dooS from the Aston House At their
ound extensive stock Of Furniture made
modern Partisan well desirable styles Egyptian
BiLabehan Gothic, Louis XIV and XIV, Se all Of which
their manufacture and personal super
niendenee and warranted equal made city Europe.
New York. Sept 18Th. rs. Nv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22

NEW YORK PACKETS.
sR OLD AND ONLY ~
NIX X f. q u LAR LINE. MP
Schooner NhssAU Captain m.IM.
" GREENWAY, Crrw) G. w. CouoH.
MANCHESTER, sr.cE.
COURIER, (sEw) H. Couru
PATRICK HENRY, tSrw) CHrsrrs.
MARIETTA BURR, IsEw Ks.r.
LYNCHBURG, GouLp.
This line Of Packets having sustained patron
Of the Merchants OF Richmond
the propretos masters. solicit
ing therpaons that shall be
their goods safey and with dispatch The
class, mosy newl commanded by OF
trade and Merchandise be insured by
OF premium For freight having superior aeeomoa
tons, apply 10 the masters board
JAMES FISHERS SONS Agents.
DO Goods TO be reshipped New Mobile, Apaaehe
eot otr places viii be received and ard
York, by the Agents. charge
such be
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22
DIR. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE REMEDY,

NO CURE NO PAY The great remedy
for secret diseases OF all kinda and every stage
~ Dr. Cuens Indian Vegetable Remedy composed entirely
American Travellers that thcy
cure Veneea Diseases without the knowledge Mercury
or Balsan The NJ freat
cost directly from Indian and
poun OF being cured aysid the danger OF Mercury
naaseoe' tAAe Of Baam This medicine pleasant
and leaves odor upon the breath.
Prepared solely by Rowand Walton. and and
retail by Jos Rowland, 376 Market Philadelphia E. Pico
Richmond Va John Caan Warrington; Henry Cook AIeI-
andria- ,ny4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22
EAGLE HOTEL.

MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
L HAVE this day opened The EAGLE HOTEL,
~ which have fitted with Furniture every
table accommodation Boarde by Day Month
for Transient vsiters. AZ every
satisfaction hope TO be literally patronrcd Persons
ing the City would do well Eagle Hotel
those having horses assured that
Annugemehtfor having them well taken Of
fe os-d6m MARY r. CRUMP.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22
FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS,

FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS,
No. I20 Main, Corner Of 3Ih and Main Streets.
H. Ii. SPENCE, Agent, has received his Stock
~. OF Spring Ready Clothing
mems Fancy Ware. He hand complete
men OF the following aruees viz
French and English Cloth Dress and Fock black blue
brown, olive green.
Frrneh and American Plain
Pants.
Single Mled Cashmere, Tweed and Linen Pants
Black Satin, Six and BombaEine
Fancy do do Marseines and Csshmereue Vests
White Masees Vests duobe single anding
IolinR collar
Kid Silk Thread and White Berlin Gloves
Shirts, super plain and fancy
Bosoms and Collars OF the latest styles
Merino cotton and Silk Undershirts
DO do Drawers and
Seaf CnvAts Stocks Hdkfs in great variety
Suspenderu Of all kinds
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas
AN Of which we wse low any establishment side
of Oregoni
r. H. Spence continues take
up nj the Fashionable Establishment John 4 Co.
Lmore.
An assortment Of samples constantly on hand
Ap II r.. D. SPENCE. Agent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22
NUMBER 149.
ST. CHARLES HOUSE.

''HE subscriber having taken that new and
g., t oa Us building on lsth stree, between Main and
y knoNh :. We Pantheon, begsto Attention of IN,
Puene 70 ~ unnef ~ new name Of -Sr CHARLES HOUSE,"
livery enort VII DC made TO please vor IN. "A
Charles with call and o, dns ei,h :.
~ r-nbsania that can be found r,.v f "a
omers-sud always served in superior syie -
NH 26-1ms w A. ,oyp,,x
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22

II. WI. J. FRY&CO.
VII OL SALE DEALERS,
y NE now receiving additional supply of
Goods, consisting in pari Of Ff" VI
$50 bags prime LaEuAya Coffee
200
100 hhds P. r. and ~ o. sugar,
90 casks refned Al
so boxes double refined loafdo
MIth variety Of other in their line which tb.v ar
on accommodating terms Comfy Merchant. will 6nd IA ~ ,n
interest TO call or send their orders " %"
II ADIES 81 HHBR SEHOES.-I have on hand a most
e assortment Of kd and morocco and Prone 5,os.
O e best TO the cheapest and selling them At AZ , r,t
. ny eah DC purchased IN eensral .upplv "a
and cheap. INV ~ mn 'eD nan''oino
few doors below Governor. ~ '''
ielO u =, ,ro.,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22
[Inl5IIY13IIK|
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA,
For the euro OF scrofuIa, MercurinI Ms. SOS,
and all other Impurities the Hood.
CHALLENGE TO THE WORLDl!

For INC euro OF ScrofuIa, Mercurinl Rsas
and all other impurities OF the Hood.
A CHALLENGE TO THE WORLDll
WE fearlcssly challenge all men, whether
Medie. men OF inycnor- OF Ho.,rum produce
evidence wonderful serofa a. the following
which wus p' formed In Eercn Dsysi
Me--u ROWLAND w.LIos-Gentemen:I In Justice tn Won
charity hsyr b.ep cheer,
fully furnish you TN, Of m. a,,on,..In % 49,
BY "Dr. Cie.'s ysxsae Pa.aesa More
than Two years snee, a obstinate and
shual seofs which baned the skin OF the
physicians In our city Among other remedies bottle.
Of -swams Panaeea" twelve OF Sands sar.arara eirht
soes and Iodine and large Quantities Of Hydro
My mother seeing advertisement Csoas Iadr.
yseas Pana called upon you you spoke so
Of induced try although had bu, little fa,h in
It's eheaey amer having tried
almost covered highly inhanmed and panfI Ulcer.
when commenced the Panaoe-," OF Deecm
Der. isiSand as,onishmsn swelling and sore
entirely removed treaty Js Losr-and in two day.
the uesI eomgsneed healing am now using the third bottle
the ulcers are all healed and my health perfectly restored
Signed, JOHN W. APPLETON,
fhlaae phia, Jan. TO- 1886 No. Madison 81
Cify Of PhIadspAia,
MAYORS orrrcr.
Personally appeared before me the sub,crbor MAYOR Of
H. 81 said City, John w. Appleton being sworn depo.e.
and ay' that the facts forth foregoing statement
are true In testimony whereof have my
and caused the corporate seal be aIsd day
uaIy A. d. 1890.
Signed. JOHN SWIFT Mayor.
The above certificate Of
sIasseauon Iii. case We had considered almost hop
cure in the incredibly sort OF Eleven Days your
eea" alone.
signed, DANIEL APPLETON
Jan. 10, Is46. ANN M APPLETON
can ehoeny bear testimony the above
case and believe To be OF the wonderful
cord was when Mr. Appleton called Rowand and
walton In relation TO his His face
with serofuoas Uiee which highly inamncd very
painfn-and must thai very doubted that cure
could be effected. II Is hardly probable Mr. Appeon
would have lived three months longer relief.
Signed, WILLIAM sTEELLINc, NJ. D.
This valuable remedy for sale by RowAnd Walton Pha
dephia; f. Pieo Richmond, Va; John r. Caan. Washing
.oo hehV Cook Ae1andna my4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
G. DUNsPAUG II & CO,

No - West Main Street
A RE now receiving large invoices of Spring
IN and summer Clothing with niue
expressly Tor the Richmond rad-among
found English Frrnch foek Coats
Tweed Drap DEte, Cashmere Linen business English
French, German and American Cashmere Pants
baxnes Valencia, plain and figured Narcotics
variety Of fancy dress auees patterns We
respectfully ash the Of purchasers extensive
stock determined upon making quick sos ad
vnnccs
~ B-Our stock In few days will BE- complete, comprising
every style u garment in the gentleman's line.
April Ia. Igf6.-d1m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22
FOR NEW ORLEAN

HAsKINs LBBY's Line Packet. between Richmond
New Orleans will regular
aud will be composed of the following vo--rir
Barque BACHELOR, Capt IiIEAx IIoRroH
Brig ORLEANS, Capt VIZ. sHrrn;
Brig JOSEffiiNE, Capt Jos. RorIrson.
One Of the above place regularly every
month We with conhenee recommend the above
the public they bum be trade and
low other and commanded
Of long trade For passage
having Accommodations boil, cabin aud
passengers, apply to J. FISHER SON, OF
HASKIN5 4 LIBBY.
~ n. An freight from the country
received and forwarded charging on and
Wharfage. J. p. 4 3,
Ju2 2 or Hal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22

COUNTRY MERCHANTS Will. FIND At o.
" w. RANDOLPH cos Bsok and stationary store srec
Hoet OF Goods bought for cash. ve low prices Can
49, Main strickland you will better bargains usually
found In this market. 40 ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22

DER EXPRESS, we are in receipt of many
new and desirable Dress Goods among them viii be found
Baizoune and Ombre striped Badges
New style BazoTne Robes
White Embroided and Graduated do.
beautiful saiin striped and erossover musins
Organte Lawns, Zepherine Plaids
slk Ginghams, French IN English do
Plain and Embroided TaIatons
French Jaeonets Prints,
ie yaN np,,os.,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-22
ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR
nUN STATE

INHR Franklin Manufacturing Company have hand
- PAPER MILL the Depot of Southern good
Assortment of suyerne hne and
Vat eappaps ruled and PLAIN also medium printing enveop and
wrapping papers of various the wholesale prcrs
70 which they invite public attention, assured quality
price f manufacture will bear with Tho production
o. any Nonhen Factory They prepared execute otdefo
any ascpon of paper that the their
sguirc Merchants ADD dealers requested call Paper
Mil and sraHiinc for themselves NH IL n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-08
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL Es-


IN pursuance of the provisions Of decree Of the
L County Court of Orange, in the case of Webb. &c
against William &. Webos administrator ana others,
the undersigned, who are appointed commissioners iof
that purpose win on TUESDAY, the 29h Of Sepenl-
Der next iii fair il not, the next fair day therraiter
offer for sale the premises To the highest bidder al
pnbc amciion Tract Of Land, belonging TO the estate
Of the late William {. Webb lying and being In thr
upper part OF Orange County formerly the residence ol
the late Thacker v. Webb, and adjoining the lands OF
Charles T. Graves, Reuben Newman and others, con
tanning 400 acres, elrventwelths Of which they sell as
commissioners and onetwelth by authority from John
V. Webb. This Tract lies within Two miles Of the ii
berry Mills, six of Gordonsv-, the terminus nf inc
Louisa Railroad, and eight above the Court House
Viewed in reference Ia It's locality, the society oil lhr
vicinity natural fertility, and its present Improved
condition, n more desirable Farm is rarely offered nj
public sale. The Farm Buildings are in good condl.
lion and conveniently located; the Dwelling House,
though small, is comfortable. Persons in the lower
country DESTROYS Of healthy residence would do well
To attend The sale of this estate. And on MONDAY
the 5th day Of October next, f fair, II not the next
fair day al The late residence Of the said William T.
Webb deceased in the lower part of Orange near the
Orange Springs they wiz offer for sale 10 the highest
bidder public auction The residence Of the Real Es
tate Of thu said William Z. Webb, containing between
thirteen and fourteen hundred acres, which will be sold
in lots To suit purchasers, elrven.tweliths OF which
they sell commissioners, under the decree aforesaid
and the residue under authority Of The SAID Jon ".
Wrbh This last Tract lies within three miles OF the
Orange Springs in healthy and desirable neighbour
hood The soil Of this Tract Is very improvable the
Farm Houses very good, and sufficient; The Dwell
ling House Is very coHiioiiaui'. hc 'o"s' mus :"
he sold on the following Terms, 10 wit Onelourth TO
bp paid in cash The residue IN three equal annual IN
,taiments the purchasers gvn. bonds with approved
personal security and deeds Of trust upon the land, 10
secure the deferred payments. The title To the above
land il believed be objectionable but, selling rs
commissioners they Will only convey such title rs they
are authorized To make by the decree aforesaid.
WILLIAM &. MOORE, ST., con,,
JAMES NEWMAN,
Reference Is made 10 James Newman or Charles 7.
Graves, for information concerning the first mentioned
Tract and 10 William c. Moore for the latter
'' ~ w C. NJ