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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-02-27

NOio siN'1OuS I'm Oil dbkC % hONlhB
Backward on the sunset air;
And the low quick pulse of music beats its
measures sweet and rare:
There tonight shall woman's glances,
Star-like welcome give to them,
Fawning fool with shy advances
Seek to touch their garments hem,
With the tongue of flattery glozing deeds
which God and Truth condemn.
From this glittering lie my vision
Takes a broader, sadder range,
Full before me have arisen,
Other pictures da rk and strange,
From the parlor to the prison must the scene
and witness change.
Hark! the heavy gate is swinging
On its hinges, harsh and slow;
One pale prison lamp is flinging
On a fearful group below
Such a light as leaves to terror whatsoever it
does not show.
Plying Colds that a WOMAN
On whose wrist the shackles clashl
Is that shrek she utters human,
Underneath the singing lash.
Are they MEN whose eyes Of madness from
that sad procession flash.
Still the dance goes gaily onward;
What is it to wealth and Pride,
That without the stars are looking
On a scene which earth should hide!
That the sLAvE-sHIP lies in waiting, rocking
on Potomac's tide!
Vainly to that mean Ambition
Which upon a rivals fall,
Winds above its old condition
With a reptiles Shiny crawl,
Shall tho pleading voice of sorrow, shall the
slave in anguish call.
Vainly to the child Of Fashion,
Giving unto, ideal woe,
Graceful luxury of compassion,
Shall the stricken mourner 90;
Hateful seems the earnest sorrow, beautiful
the hollow show!
Nay, my words are all too sweeping;
In this crowded human mart,
Feeling is not dead but sleeping;
Mans strong will and woman's heart
In the coming strife for Freedom yet shall
bear their generous part.
And from yonder sunny v%allies,
Southwark in the distance lost,
Freedom yet shall summon allies
Worthier than the North can boast,
With the Evil by their hearth-stones Crap
ping at severer cost.
Now, the soul alone is willing;
Faint the heart and weak the knee;
And as yet no life is thrilling
With the mighty words, BE FREE!'
Tarieth long the lands Good Angel but his
advent is to be!
Meanwhile turning from the revol
To the prison-cell my sight,
For lntenser hate of evil,
For a keener sense of right,
Shaking off thy dust, l thank thee, City Of the
Slaves, tonight!
'To thy duty now and ever;
Dream no more of rest or stay;
Give to Freedoms great endeavor
All thou art and hast to-day
Thus, above the city's murmur, saith a Voice
or seems to say.
Ye with heart and vision gifted
To discern and love the right,
Whose worn faces have been lifted
To the slowly growing light,
Where from freedoms sunrise drifted SLOWLY
back the murk of night!
Ye who through leng years of trial
stu have held your purpose fast,
While a frightening shade the dial,
From the westering sunshine cast,
And Of hope each hours denial seemed an
echo Of the last!
Oh my brothers! oh ny sisters!
would TO God that ye were near,
Gazing with ma down the vistas
81 q sorrow strange and drear,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-02-27
BY ]. G..

With a cold and wintry moonlight,
On its roefs and steeples shed,
Shadows weaving with the s Might
From the grey sky overhea J.,
Broadly vaguely, all around me-, les the half
built town outspread.
Through this broad street restless ever,
Ebbs and flows a human tide,
Wave on wave, a living river;
Wealth and fashion side by side;
Toiler, idler, slave and master, in the same
quick current glide.
Underneath yon dome, whose coping
Springs above them, vast and tall,
Grave men in the dust are cropping
For the largess, base and small,
Which the hand of Power is scattering,
crumbs which from its table fall.
Base of heart! They vilely barter
Honor's wealth for party's place;
Step by step on Freedoms charter
Leaving footprints of disgrace;
For to days poor pittance turning from the
great hope of their race.
Yet, where festal lamps are throwing
Glory round the dancers hair
Gold-tressed, like an angels, flowing
Backward on the sunset air;
And the low quick pulse of music beats its
measures sweet and rare:
There tonight shall woman's chances,
Star-like welcome give to them,
Fawning fool with shy advances
Seek to touch their garments hem,
With the tongue of flattery glozing deeds
which God and Truth condemn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-03
CHAPTER OF CRIMES.
fp Sup'eted Of Three other .hnaiers.


II appears thai Fps the murderer of younl Muir,
IN D1wldde county. Va, Is 40" suspected ot having
nutd,trd several oinrf pr-ons IN The sane county and
among the nnnb-t his son, the mother, or hoher-
II law al Ms EBrs aud dr0srf. The kchm0nd
Republican s1yN:
leN yrirs since an plderlv lady then an inmate,
II understood currecy, III Epe, house WIS iaken
suddenly III aud died. Al the Death nj this lady. II seems
1ree esale Was likely 10 all Into The hands III Eirs,
guardian nj his chdrn, VIM Ia be the heirs OF
tet deceased tel'llVe. during the bret sickness at
The lady f.pes WAS knnWn Ia have administered dose
al med rnr, s1mrlhmg "hlrh he ptniessed would
ave rlp 10 her. TIE dose had been gwen bu short
TINE. when she continued grow worse, and ex.
pred. Nothing Wis lhonght, at the time, o The sudden
draih ol The hdy-hef friends dreaming far mo-
menl thai she h I'd been unfairly dealt with is only
the Developments the Muir case that suspicion
has been cXcled towards Eprs regard her death
1t has beeu only few years. ion, since son oi f.
was killed reported al The lime ot his deali. by The
occidental discharge OF his gun, while he and his a,ier,
w rdndrIdgr Epes, were out hunting. The account
o young Fps dearh, from The llp, oil his own ilher,
brhL 81 plausible at the tine. Of course suspect
ed foul play but now. II seems, that the heir
Ia property which the father lshed 10 get IA his
own p,ssesSon. This circumstance, taken in xlon
with others, teives very halo doubt that Fpes IS the
murderer Of his sun Nor does this end The cha pier
OF his crimes lie Is nov suspected Of having murder
I'd droyer, who has neither been heard from,
snre he was known to have gone Epes' house col
lrei OF T.. money Tor number OF hogs sold. This has
been several years ago and. pretty good evidence
ol suspicion being properly attached 10 Epes for dlspo
sioe Of lhe Kentucky dfuy'r The skeleton Of grown per
sou was lal'ly, within week So hplleye found
IN an zee house On the ara, upon which Epes formerly
resided
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-03
S,NrE re EXPEDITION.

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-03

Ios.or pE on L. y ssD PLraouTn a lei,
ter Il The editor Of the UHled stes GaI'Ir, dated oh
NJ .firyides aune o. sly:
The L. y. ship rlynpoih is still here. and regret
- r.n II nfpsacniy aceidnt whlrh to1k plare on I'M
81 s On Ii, morning 81 that dale, thr secnhd cutler
al tal shp IN her Wsy IN the shre for marketing, b.
M under sal at lie Tine. was upset by heavy roller
a. sle va. near point trmng Tie hatbd; although
ever, as~isnc was rendered by The vsrs Vessels that
yre near vet i've persnns drwnei. and up II tins
date none II Their bbds have been idnnd This melan-
ebpy accIdrt has gloom Over thai beautiful aud
nanny sn Tue very much Affected, aud tie
Gr.r II, fliri,raie =, hrs etmg The following are he
m nes Of lf 81 list Henry ilncaln. shrp's steward,
agcd .. pal1dephi1 Raphael Gondolpho. "ardf"om
steward. AGED -, L'g1nrn: >amhr Bralian. SEAMAN
a,ed 80 y Hampshire; John Niess, seam.an. aged 70
Nas.arbnsrtrs aud Geof.. Mnnrne. Is c-ss boy. Zap
pr,nrIc.) Pruvrdencr Il l. Md. HpH nan IN charge
81 he plvmuulh's bpsl the lime she upset. and IL
his cnness and activity snd encouraging the men may
be aitp-led the ssety OF many o the strvisors as al@a
\ seaman by The nsme ri JerenIah McGary, from
y uthuatk Pmlsdtlphla whose conduct on tins trying
accasion ~ above all cornendaiIon and the service
should never forget hun lhase who were saved held
IN IN The hand bai9is cieats, placed The blaes oi
~ boats of the Plymouth, ny her able constructor,
Nj PuJk y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-03
A GLORIOUS REPRESENTATIVE.

A correspondent Vi tle New Oflrsn- iruPlr. ~n'ing
ff.ln Washington, makes the following statement:
"Alabanas pfnu representative. Mr.. Felix Gr1nd5
McConnrh Is daily illustrating The frcIs nj llIs nen
Tauf tina akin. III the daes lncfeases the consnmI
ila, ii Bandy IN MS ease 1t Is pa ajox. lie liz,
redo1ed hts duties aud largely increased The imp
ton lie was hpdlng tfh al Coiemshs In sl~erh
Yesterday. (>nnday1 In the absence Of The rp"u
ers. aud les, his constituents and poslery should los-
he ben.kl ii IT,, | Will give you some elegant extracts.
A group ii his admirers were IN attendance. II ran:-
You before you. genllemen, ihe embodiment aud
prsDnhcauh al Dem cracy tile proud i'pfrsen aitvr
oi the fil-,oed 50 l,re sh'uldefed hand listed dirty
faced, sqIare-loed cotton htritd " o hatred yeonl-
amy c Alabina, WIN gors IN Tor we The PEI pie aud
the constitution Ia the graceful aud TIA
pat'ius dfInkrr exlanl-see me INDULGE ~, X.
W hat Comment upon The tastes 81 ih- people Is ms
specimen vi the combined wisdom oil tire otal,i'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-03
TIE EARrnQUAKE AZ BOSTON.

The Boston Traveller oi TUESDAY says
This narnlng, few minutes (,ay three mlnutes) be.
fore "'cock esiihq quake Of very considerable
lence was experienced tins city ard vclniy.--N u
have heard from Cam,d.e, Newton l.yan ihanl, Sa-
lem Beverly W esb1ru and NUrces aud thnse pa
the houses shaken, windows aud dmrs ratified
bells were rung .and The slunberng walked up. Inc
do appear have beru preceded alten
dpd by that rnmbne sound which usually accompanies
earhqnak The sound ,as appeared IL w, was
like Produced by The saliii anl yl,ent mollpas
o person IN "A ADJ lnIng roon, III HE cha nber
head. Some say here re two OF three sncc ssve
shocks, but 10 US II rather appeared like one Continued
Jar or shJck Of considerable violence The ma.nellc
tenslty at the Observatory Cambridge or, ally
srnrDed by The shock The vlbfatlpns appeared
IN direction north and SOUTH and To have continued or
a second or Two We shall look with Interest for news
from South America winch Will ptobabl, brl q MS The
intelligence OF Earthquake IN thai srci"n nj the
world, the Effects ii winch We have slightly oil.
From The Boston Transcript ! Tue sd,iy
At eva ily three III nntps heI five oclock tlis m
ming the shock Of earthquake sensbly fell IN all
prls Ut oar city, arcrnpinl ny run lin! s1nnI re
sembllnJ that caused by the passage at "A iran ut fad
road cars acrusS short bridge. lHe shock WAS 50 Sc
10 SHAKE huns AID evan the furniture Inside
oi them. and have heard Ui several persons havnI
been awakened by The shaking 81 theIr beds.
Tins shock seems t., have extended IN almost every
1rrelon aud nj lis having orrn I'LL IN ainot
Every place wlhln fiily SKY miles :" ns Al Jtmal-
il,ius a chunnry WAS shaken d,,wn; IN Worcester
the door bts ii houses were rnng. In Btalntrtr.
Dedham, Concord aud various other places We hear #
It's beng itll
A snlft shock, accompanied by much lrem"r and 4
rambling nuise ten or hf seconds In dntalitn, WAS
rltlo Newbufypu tn III lfh - al precisely oo'oloek
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-03

Mons DIss,rIsF,croS--W received letter last
week, says The editor of the Independence FS'slto:.
from trend IN California. unlei date "t March 21lh,
1876 TIE wr-er dues not seem Ia he as well pleased
with California as fancy had painted it 10 hun btfrc
rcsrhmg that beand country.
lie says lie travelled over much ragged and rough
country nei here. Here however, lhr plans
~ bad and the Whole Country liable at tlmes
M, TINS Is The The valley which nclndes The
Sacramento and saint Wanke n. These streams mite
before ring the bay ni 81. Francisco. l here
her sca;ceiy pter stream until get Ia thr
hularlps The plains You al all rInrs cks
If Wild horses cale, &. Upper California. hos IN N.
nplnon. been greatly uVfTraed. pittenarly IN Hastings.
bouk. The climate here Is mid aIlh ugh We had
inches ,hck here lhI winter.
" p have government here revunli n follows
annh-r IN quick surcesslun. hut hope To- helier
day. when. Ike frxas, Cain will be free Tier.
are great things stated hy Hastings his book
un Ganfna. which cannot b- nund here II Us h,r,k
iarss description Of The country concernrd i'm
position.
inero fifty four waro in the emigration To
Calf,fha lasl tall Many at the emeranis dssat
lShsd, however, AMI speak of Ion! Ia OrrI
rs they can make The necessary arrangements, &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-03
TRIUMPH OF AMERICAN INyEN TIVE GE.
MUS

Accompanying the report OF the Hon +. Burke,
JoD's'"ne- OF Patents, IL account nt the different
Msgnetic feegraphs IN operation IN Europe by Pntrs.
snr Nurse and statement showing tie .f 'iency ul
those systems as compared with his avn. Fun which
u APPEARS that tie Amer can system gives sriy Signs
characters per nnaie The Engllsh FIFTEEN, aud The
rench sIT al mesl fourteen sgns per minute; with
the avansge.' says Professor Nj, I'm avur uf the A
merifan. that The characters made permanent aud
operation Of The lnsirgmfnt surer The simplicity II The
rarinery rendering II less liable 10 be detanged by
uospheric changes other incidents
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-03
SNORING DF.ACONS.

he Dencons down East have a bad practice oil
snurng lud while asleep IN church. which appears Ia
dN'arb some oi The hks there. The Boston Bee OF
Saturday has the following polite notice tor one Of
them
Deacon - is requested MT In Commence snoring
e-mnfrow uut the Is heaur As sane persons
IN he heIshbehoud OF hs pew would like to hear the
text
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-03

R,ruER WoNEnaFuL. correspondent Of the
BaNtnn Transcript states thai youthful caulatrce. mol
mnre han ID years IT age. soon 10 make her appear
anrr before HE American public 10 astunIs aud carry
them away captive. She is American by birth.
though residing IN the lSland u Cuba where she ls
completing h'r musical education under o the best
masters Of The dav
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-03

TIE unpleasant lnf,t a4i,on c5a,eyeI n tho tIl'3.
IN atticie irui lhr ~ l.uis Ryapi,can Ut the iSh
instant vii causr buh regret and apprehension. 1'7
h'dfnry sa1 ihse WIN hun hi " sa1 fea'e h'l
and enrfsy sn1 sslJ,t,J shs can avail IA rive ~ =
ssuet here al aded -, hey vii be una iaiy aes is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-03
TRIAL UNDER THE BLACK CODE.

Henry Peylon. a slave or Jim Heron. convc'-
I'd under he black code a,t week, New ORLEANS II
is murder Of another slave, anj spurncrd
10 lashrs-2J lashes al The end OF every mouth ft
tive months. an Ia wear cellar lpr five year.
Ia TIA" service OF his owner, the laer 20 pay all
costs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-03
Sch COL for Children.
\ ] l
isS SUSAN SNDNOR proposes 10 open

Nioo oooAN ShDNOR proposes ID open
A'H SCHOOL
r small children, Al her mohers residence ON Feer,
tta' 10 commence on the Isl day of S1plember
Terms -S.2, so for spss,n # five months
Her SISTER, Miss Eliza Sydnor will If putls r,n h..
obialhtd. give lessons the piano.
Ierns.-S5 for like session
Applications may b. had To Mr.. Charles Z. M,..v
August 6 vim !,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-03

TIE Kae oftie French.--Ihe y Y True sun of
" .un .osy III fhr eaut,e ii remarks On The veto
II ME ftaeh - lalldn bill mak'5 the 1llpHmg aver
mruls:
\ M" bill 4 claims WINS subsequently run up by rl'I-
#0,pi lhr Tinted States against The FreHrh governments
and the ulitd states were tumble n procure payment
nuilI General Jackson brought the raItfr Doa point,
aud the % 900 OD)G w"fevutcd Ivy the ChlmDet, aud
banded over To- HE clailanls II happened. however
HAT Louis Phtlippc=-lhe money hsug ShYlock thai
governs flane.-Was The pnhcipal hpldrf al these
elaus, having. through hls agents, bought them up
cheap Il stated thai hen Gen ia, ,on d
ed to Gengfrs, The issuing o leles OF mafqae. unless
ne m#nry wa4 funbepmlns, lhe French MN ser. Nj
Serrufet, called on hlm aud Inquired how he supposed
NaIlIko and hgh=spfied natlun like France could
pay unjofa "thfral' The venerable jackson walked
lahls d,,k, tax Oenre lruet and luefly placed
IN hand / the muis.tr Il vas an aulsgtaph nlfe 81
Louis Philippe 10 tie President oi III | uIid States
ddp.,Hg HE vigorous polcy Which had caused tie re-
son~fGnces OF The mn~'ef. Inc result Is we'll known
The French tbamhets PAID The MONEY and The KIM,
~ holder o american cli rs projected llrir share
ofu.
Tue y. Y Commercial Advertiser copies hr fore.
going siaienrnt, aetoupaned WIN the iolloNm! It
nalks.
lh-e ASSERTIONS bear heavily upon the moral charar=
ter u Louis Pulllppe irrinnS equally culpabo
Imputed IL en- 2'n 81 New York. The True sun would
hn among thu fist la derafe that they oagh 10 sus-
lalprd ny rfl'l thu uaket III the chltgrS be held
rens1e, and Ne know al M 9oad Why different
nd be- pursued Nhcn The accused happens p he
anIy hrlgnri and thu cbIr mag .,lfite 1T great
uon. Nc#hav- =, In personal interest IN the matter
lul celrrIuna hlh respect III King LOUIS Pad
hpp', heylnI hi Ia bee nj only great uprl tat
MN, d therol5fe lllr lrlyc Ia ask The True sun
lor the ~ 4 nee winch II malr, assertions ulut'-
unS tal < sd opinion Ne have hunrd o tho French
monarch
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-03
LEGALITY.

NAV it please your honor said lawyer address
ing OF The judges II brought the prisoner from al
on habeG' corpw.'
That's good one p said fellow in an under tone,
y ho stood the of lie court. Pm blow u #
haut hu come here in a cab y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-03

MorEMrNr Of FRoors We learn thai orders hare
been fercvrd on The War rltlment tar ta0 canpa.
mrs Of Mounted |. Ilenen IN Baltimore To he pre-
pared tI lh"lr departure fn The scat OF by the 81
September ensuing. The companies nIv at Fort Me
Henry company G.. with Second l.ent Genr,e Me
Lane" commanding, with breve Second I.lrut ID Ibney
u Mantyi and company +, Capt. Steven T.. Mason.
FIRST Llrnt. ANdfev Porter, Second l.rnt Tnomas & .
lihft, aud hfevet Second Lieut.. James Stewart rne
whole viii be under command Of Capt Mason. The
companies will lake with them every hing requisite
crpi the hnrses with these they VIII he furnished when
they report themselves to Gen. Tayhr.-Sun.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-03

The population Of Illinois has increased sixry per cen.
In SIX years past. The Rock Island Why estimates
that by llre year 1889 Illinois Will contain one million
hhao'aniS, and that IN twenty years II Will contain
three millions OF people.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-03

The Boston papers oi Friday contain long and intees-
tng accounts ct The cpremonles attending upon break
my ground Al 'hrbrw aquednci at Lung Pond by which
thai cry Is 10 b. supplied with pure wafer hereafter -
These CEREMONIES winch Were highly interesting took
place IN Thursday I hi fr,l spade full of eart, was
dn4 by The Mayor. Ihr mex by ~ President ADAMS
Several eloquent speeches were made by several very
dIsIngnL slIrd mon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-03

Drinking M The Ficid # Battle --Dn1ing The Iest
o HE action ct the eih, Gn Brknap sent a mounted
servant To the rrat Ia get hun a drink. While the
servant wns opening the wine. ball came and kill
ed hHse and servant, and smashed the bottle to at
on
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-03

The Montreal Pnt STAIRS. authority Of a private
letter iiom London. that Earl Caihclr Governor Gen.
eral a Canada, Will he recalled lmmrdsi.iy alter the
pfnrogatlrn Of the BRUSH Parliament Tn, ma ne Of
his successor is nut nlenilontd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-03
CkPl Mex F\ZII,

Tho New York Snn Is severe np1n report in cir
cuIatlon, that Capt J. SIldrIl Mckr"zr, formerly
comnandant of the L. =. brig Srmers il nba placed
IN The cunaiand OF the t. $ Stca n Shin NI,s,ss,n.
pr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-03

'ndse l'npewt Hepburn has been appointed, by The
,oVern {" The State of Pennsylvania. 10 he President
'''ge o' The DlSlflr ot Ntghsny. wee r {. Grrr
appointed Associate Judge OF The Supreme e. url OF the
United States