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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-17
,.,nn,y,S PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
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MasnIxGroS, THrRspAy, MAY II, 1850.
rv,Tr The compromise bill was taken up Mr. Ia
',:.t'rsy his amendment and offered The following;
ed That nothing contained IN nus section shaii DC
casd 70 prevent the territorial Lesisa.ule nU',
80 s,h police or other laws providing such remedies
inject the Of African slaves IN said territory,
no nry remove said territory in the enjoyment OF
% rights as they may possess under the Constitution ana
w. t,ns r,y, notice that he would offer amend
~ s,ioihe Texas boundary US defined by her previous
70 annexation. ~. A. y,,,
~ Clemens commenced reply, but gave way fur ire
,n explanations b. Mr. Foote finally he gave way 10
notion 10 90 executive session. Alter which, the Sen
ale a''' HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Committees made reports. The COMMITTEE ON
reported Senate bill granting certain privileges TO
m scaloosa Railroad Company, which was passed Inc
e committee also reported the bill for couerclai reel
y with Canada and free avgaon OF the ST. Lawrence
which referred.
Ts House in committee of the whole proceeded 10 the
-ros on Speakers tables the question pending was
- ence Of certain portions OF Mr. Bulwers correspon
.nce 10 the committee Mr. Baylys amendment, striking
~. committee of manufactures and inserting ways and
,,,ns was carried. Yeas 79-noes IS.
Ts message hereupon referred; that portion rela-
- ,he coasn. trade referred 10 the committee VI
nnsycc ard part concerning the duty on iron 10
(1nmi.ee ON Ways and Means.
Tn, Senate bill authorizing the placing funds IN the mint
~ ,!,ances 10 depo>itors was passed.
The census bin then considered. The House dis
,-st 10 some OF the Senaes amendments. committee
feanier,ncc ordered.
The t renewing Baltimore the privilege oil collecting
.sanl.e !aiy MAS passed
Ths clerk presented report from the War Department
nanica,sa lis, of pensioners, which was referred 10
II. committee printing.
,nab Of bills referred TO appropriate COM
,;ss. anl then the House adjourned.
T,legraphed Tor the Richmond Enquirer.
BALTIMORE May l6.
sab. Of 100 barrels Howard Stree, Flour, before
s. 81 Foreign news made IS. In the afternoon flour
wAs3 a; $ l. City Mills held al S. %. Wheat is
sorsla.td Corn tmerwhte 30 cents; yellow IS cts;
Wh.Asy p. cents.
PHILADELPHIA MAY l6.
F!,ar Grain and Cotton are higher.
NEW YORK May 10.
Cation has advanced &c. sales thousand bales
Ty.- and Grain ARE held al higher prices.
NEW ORLEANS, MAY II.
The weather stormy Cotton quiet-prices unchanged by
N. news per the Hiberna Tobacco is dull at previous
Il,es bu: dealers firm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-17
MISCELLANEOUS,

Il
MILFORD HOTEL, CAROLINE, VA, MAY I6
vINIH subscriber residing p,casan, Summer retreat
situated on ihe Richmond, Fredericksburg Potomac E
kaiiea, i"ry mics rom Richmond and
ncksburg VIII take boarlers 81 week
made 10 render visitors Post Office NJ Tins
place at which The mail Is received ,aiy din South
bufhs Tue summer nm Milford t,
evening ann elIa 10 Richmond the stopping
oei"e&, by which persons
| daily i mann ,t,pIsI
May lG--cwlm
| BAPTIST GENER " ASsOCIATIONs s.S-71
- Of NiRIlSlA-Noticc hereby delegate
ana VISITORS, that the CURTIS PECK wilRs4ka
leave mo wharf in this city Thursday morning hh 81
ck anu VII convey direct To Ilampion take them
| To NorioIs az they may prefer May Is I'd
ONE MORE PIANO.
~ II lAiLOR has received
nor SIX octave Piano. manufactured by A. III
tale 20" ui New York The elegant Rose ~
wooi richest isl nei
AMI agreeable
"n 'ns marsh aud character often found III
interior make Those desiring purchase
10 piece o pariont lurh'ure would u" well 10 eau
d .Nne hoso the Music Warehouse loo Main Street,
the tahkE May IL
NEW COACH FACTORY.
'6ShE Undersigned having formed CoPaunershlp RHR "
under the firm Of o. W LINDSEY 4 CO.. will CsStSaGI
c"ninc the CoAuIEMAklNG BUSINESS IN all is SSJSEsf
| various branches SZ-X-
They have erected large coumolinus Factory Main
Oh the Inc oil the Railroad prepared promptly
all work III Their line The nrterS o The firm and
experienced workmc, having employed in the
dxttsVc Newark. New York aud Philadelphia
Ihcy Invite the the surrounding Hni the Soul;
generally! 10 their establishments feeling condcn; that they
NoriaM durability,
o. W. LINDSEY, Smith.
'+'- a.""-'.' r. SSlD DER. Body Maker
IuDNAM. Carriage Maker.
ID :. ROOT Painter
d b TERRELL. Trimmer
..t ..t T. H. HRANSON craftsman
r. Repairing promptly executed
Frr,l1r T.. rlu
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J. X. PARK EK, MANUFACTUREI

OFFERS for Will make or,er) Thresh. ~
~ ing Machines the celebrated Staple TOOTH ais .T4
.,z.s and prices: Powers horses
would particular attention those making sin rr. M
nv new Horse introduced price Thrcs,er com
pe,r band ready for work s which Gun r
operation Also Powers larger size; also the
Chain Band Power
REPAIRING done short whether mad.
other establishment supplied new teeth
bras,es, and made operate equal new
Premium Wheat Fans, improved Corn Shelters Straw Cutters:
ploushs Cuuyators arrows Horse Powers
Bands copper yetled ALSO OF Hoes
S:yes Gram Cradles and other Agricultural Implements Garden
SEED Farmers will please send their early 10
delay Call No Sc Main Street, md door below City Hotel
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LOOK HERE.

fE'HE place I" buy cheap DRY GOODS JACOB LEVY =
where BE- found large FANCY AND
STABLE DRl GOODS, consisting IN part 81 LADIES DRESS
GOODS such a Silks iaresrs, Tissues focae Musins. Lawns
Gstans Striped. embroidered checked Swiss aud Cambria Mus
s. trale Stawi' nikehief Lace Capes. Silk Thread Cot
ant hid Gloves. SIX. Cotton, Spun SIX AMI Thread iI0-r,
nl lrenA large Parl-n.s cheaper
iin they b. BOUGHT thus crvLnen Dnllng tr>tnss.
Quilts. Napkins. Diapers. Table Cloths. silk
llanikcr;le Embroidered R,rt- Flowers. Ribbons Drop iut
AMI Buttons for Wash Dresses Jenny Lind Bads. Black SIX
Trimming laces Handsome Neck Ribbons, French aud Irish Linens
Those al cheap by Goods have only call
JACOB a. LEVY,
No IL Nam Street. Market Bridge.
Mav And NJ ~ nppo,i, II II,irl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-17

CALF SkINS.-On consignment ~ dozen fne French Cali
u Skins quality SO per dozcn Also full assortment "'
Shoe Threads Lasts Pegs, and all other findings a. lowest
cash y, VI nGM ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-17

pursuance decree l tour' t!Encr
Richmond pronounced The sst February 1885,
depending SAID i,u. 81, ui Lease Iaylor.
and 1ay"r IeaAr. shall, trustee aIa iourr
proceed r. sell en MONDAY .ti Mds. i>A tIs premises.
,coch. j VI L. al land Nam HE
lpnd part the >, Land down plan
IT, III the DIVISION Sai ot No = fronting + MAN :!
feet running back ilulcct 4 H. alley.
TERMS SAtEOe third cash. third IA three mouths and the
remaining til months The day sale, the purchaser slv
ag bonds Ter the credit lns,alGoH and lc properly
III the purchase PAID WALTER IEAkE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-17

NTOTICE-Appcaton will he made the Treasury 81 III,
otc following ~ the
Old funded and unclaimed the Richard Squire
TAYLOR issued tho commissioner Of loans for Virginia VIZ
Nominal. Final Dividend
Ono certificate Of deferei6 per stock S2 10 81 ~
One certificate of3 per stock, I6 G2
Unclaimed div dends thereon, $40 No
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-17

M LILLIAN j. SWORDS No 70 Broad street ShockOe Hill. has
w IL store, handsome DRESS GOODS
almost ever! ecrpto which will be- sold tie very lowest prices
b. fond Lawns ID finer; Cal
cnesb Ia 2y cts t:ngans IL: cts and finer Furniture
Calico good article Gs Chabage; French
Gmghans aud Camhrics; Linen Lure PLAN fancy aregcs
Summer Sks dotted bacac Swiss Muslin and printed
Grape Saws Paraso Hosiery. L. { lIdkis Gloves Ribbons
Ac &r Tor bargains. call At WIN j SWORDS.
MlNl M Urnnls frrrf SlDrLnr
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TO MEKCHANTs And FARMERS.

rUNIIE Farm which Geo X Carlton decd offered
private sale until the 18th day OF August 1850 and sold
before that day will then be sold al auction the highest
contains between i0U AMI
OF wheat 4 ul the land
married. There beds OF rich
paris OF the farm
The buildings III large wood dwelling tea
school house the yard other
houses together wha good
nary. The buildings all and IN good order There
done this
proprietor considered stands IN the
county The healthy and the society good
Az change her residence.
sold III this properly
made Dr. IL D. Faulkner and
VIM. +. Gallcs Of Hanover
WILLIAM r. DAVIS,
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FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF


HAVING business the Isl July
shall tins day stliu Il, wholesale and ie.
TAIL large and desirable DRY GOODS Tor cash
viii be added the prescn, stock between this and the l, in
slant ten thousand dollars worth Of anil desirable
Sprlnr Goods cash. which will
very complete Whatever remain ansd on c first
OF july will disposed without The al
vance in the price Wooen Goor within the last
six enable dispose Of stock the
purchasers Many descriptions will be so al less than
be purchased ny the Questionable styles
anil remnants without regard TO cost.
VALENTINE. BREEDES ~ co,
March l--ctf III Broad Street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-17
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
llTH STREET. OPPOSITE AMERICAN HOTEL
COLIN. Is BAPTIST d. NOWLAN,
Rock md .Job Prlnferl

IL
Book and Job Printers.
n ESPECTFILY inform their The public they
recently made considerable their
TYPE and prepared work IN their with
and expcon
N other Establishment III tins city
specimen their Book Printing refer r'i
MaYns Gcp: printed them
the author.
Constantly hand nr sale. assortment BLANKS
fur clerks and Sl,elias. printed on good paper
They also Tor LOUIS PEIOUZE, o Philadelphia
Guide Magistrates. the aud index printed on
foundry We have al h
Fancy ami other Type and Leads sizes. Job Offices
which will be sold al Phia cia prices and will order kind ti
he desired Nav l0--cjIi
BOOKS, STA TIONERT AND PLANO FORTEs AT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
NJ ASH WOODliOVSE, l39 Main the nf
merchants and others who buy Books Stationery Piano Foote'S
snna,lr Hsrch -
DAN AWAY from thc fubscrtrr Friday Sih February
IL RICHARD MINOR Minor is thirty and o.
that nei-hbohooi For his apprehension AMI delivery will gave
he legal reward. HARRISON.
Tree Ill., March II. $50. daSoti
~ VIII. requested In copy
SUMMER CLOTHING.
E SPENCE No 10 Main Street. hand large assot
lLs of Summer Goats, Pants Vests &c beautiful
assortment oi Fancy Crvats. Paris Ties Pockc! aEtkerche
Fancy Cambria and SILK Gloves Susender Sc all o the latest
anl fashionable styles H.
Notwithstanding lie does advertise the Richmond RspuO
still he Is prepared furnish his and The public gene
rally with handsome and cheap articles house IN tue c
even should a"Whis Ves' be wanted. May l7-dlw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-17

AIDES GAITERS-Just received beanini ass"rn run
Ladies' Caters, black bronco blue dra0 &C. WHICH WI" "
sold lower than they be had in the city for he qua
Recollect, WILLIAM WALSH ls ~ .
No. 4S Main sign OF the Big Boot;
May IL few doors below City Hotel, opposite Sue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-17
AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SAIL. tSoER DE-
M IL

| VALUABLE FARM E0R saIEtSoER DE-
compliance with go, or s 'a,n ,. Of ctpc. r
cnriro County. pronounced ON The -l jas Of Marc $50 ~
"a" therein PENDING. wlc, George pon.xtcr painli.
loiun Elicit Robert rylnr LAYTON L Coleman a1i o.lcr.
arc defendants shah, .on -ui said decree
t,r II ne' % The ay, % taG i - ii sanar ese
c"iime -, ar T eyer and E'~ AZ Malvern HIS
,, aud o,e houses ,sualIr Il, i w.. n''i s': aMtl.s
b o m % :, y mel nan % e tarsa OF
easy .. access much more ~ dian ann II, -, " oHdl winch are
"tor a~h rs 10 50 much 81 he n ..ia, NM, MI.
& -, incrrt ~ h ~ 'aks e 80 ~, SALE also tho
Ls :, a. trustee a,i, max ,aIe 81 he said properly;
M a, ~ M , secured l., nm ~ t ir, "',' st = main
lynne Gems rlsn nom e v,rr
Gtl ,ay ii February eighteen hundred and ory sly uni % l
thereon nom IN, ~iirt ,Iiy ii February ..,,r, i" ,
,,, -, ,,,, ,l tI. ,,l .,,rv H. j. s7,, Co., gu"
S'Ar1 ir =, R"'s,' e N"a aud o,e ~ '"''1c'i" me
out. :" = !" ~, d'"'''N 4' agd
vii be gwen the purchaser cNe,,inc is bond or The SAM and 49,
curing lie payment tcrGol y ir, d. Cd y The land s
r,e"y wii convey M lie ian, to nm Tie sad rcr.
liza. shall lleeif,m Ior.ol Of lad
'ueg'ts ionr .n " which conveyed i,
sad PuirNirr anl Rnber VI Tasor.
fifteenth 1t! June, eighteen hundred an !ory, ltc Ios
arres, Ike .en Mt,f b.
ii lated ,s w%n,en "a. i p[sf .sni"S, hugi't, ai
| tbs decree. T. H. JONES
,pul u -,tAc,,s H. : Tor Wu 4 E,n,i.lr1,.s II :.
WI ,n,.t. I0T o., I,>n r0,, SAFE.
rina =" a,','le m 10. >i ti'! ,Inf, 81 '.|, it!hr
ls 1tn,i ,""nceI , 90 ,F ~. 'S 81 t,'4 TO-
and lay"r - LsaSs@ slal a. rust. anal ro,,o'nr
,cocA IT, Of land On L Or Nam s,re,t in ne i Of Rich
c rs back o ,. 10 i tool as ." OF MAIN street =
cash third IN three mouths.
reo'al's iI,i months Iron" he day q say he ru,sa.e ~
~ p w., "' w." yreo , ~ =" !" ii"I,S , ''
MSr s.T ''s' money ''' rslrs and ~" "m.a.r
pI,i,I ~ : !, =, ~ y - -,
Ant 10 decree Of ,i Circuit Superior Coa Law aol
cn,, tn Is bl Thomas J. Book and VIE ~ @"ri m he %
- ,s ," w. a, t a. p'o'e "'fn. - IT, nth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-17
-h0TsTHRiEs.
ID. FAME & CO.,

Y. IN AnnaGERSO OF LOTTERIES, RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
e. iANf IlLkEfS. all the prizes
srntt Richmond lwo year, ar. m te Lotteries ana
,h - tii nrit dian all
, oi s'fD AMI 'hSi Sold their Lotteries
s., =. 'hS VIII amount all pz".
~" =" o'h'r ha'lscn"asIu the last five "rt years
il>l W PRiItS SENT TO RICHMOND ~ pAISES IoT"rr
WI, hlLS IN filE LAST TWELVE MONTHS
,,.i; S'aiN1 Whole, s1sun
&C., $4,000 ) oi sllpn
"'''; ~ si5trh al $1,000
~ alm h'lltrpis smaller ones $500 $500
.I 10 WI ikes VIII inject nur usual p"mp airion. are.
~ y FAME \ co.
" 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-17

May S--ctf Administrator Il. bonis OF Kcd s. Tay


abY the Virginia. which will 20 operation the ls
ID day July Register shall grant ior land
upon (oie than inclusive made after the %
rod mc;io unless there be- endorsed such survey
affidavit the person applying for the that he verify believes
Thai the land survey has been previously ai"
prate, the OF the thereof liable 10 entry
he ac does that made the ist s II
july next returned also TIME bur may tr
returned TugHEArrER. II. PARKER Reg l.. Office.
y, Land Office. Richmond, March -cw,lJme
Whig requested copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-17

YOUNG GENTLEMAN native oi Virginia who was ediea
IN her University wishes 10 situation as leacc
public School In addition 70 the "rllr,
English Education he qualified give INSTRUCTION
IN an Spanish French and the Greek language
Having had teaching h. can refer with pleasure
patrons School! besides tcsmnlai from tt
authority Communications addressed 10 Alpha R"s Ne
Depot Abemae county. Virginia will bepromly attended To
li-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-17

GENTLEMEN will hml Il, W no. EAGLE Square. 4 senrr,
~ assortment "i alliclrs suIri 10 wrarslich
New style Printed Siirtinss; heavy Irish Linen
Bleaciei Dbwlas inr Dflmrrs
t.iuLn Merlnp ahi Cotton SHIRT.
Brown am! Blcachei Cotton Hall Hos.
Fancy Striped Half Hose
Black ami cnoled Cashlnerru
Back aui colored lrip lie LIE
White aud colored Linen Drilling
Single Aillcd French Cashmere
Back an, conrcd Sk NrSm.
t)iofcd an! wii;e Marsel-s vesne
New style Shirt Collar.
kr. Six anil I,.e Thread Gloves
Buck, DOcshu Gloves
SILK and Bingham Umbrellas, &c
May 10 PARKER. BAYIY 4 SINND
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-17
1tN.soFFIcE. CORN E.K OF MAINS AND 1.Ti

- >lEttis Richmond, Virginia
T. a. ne Frsercs Louery Capitals 5000. OF 1000
.,N's. iidnNn Ticket s.
lAwn4 Sisqlehanna Lottery, Class q:
. ~ - ii 8. AZ 81 . i6 30 ii II 10.
Ns ! LUCK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-17

STIA W Is! SITA
1f HIIE aud Crimson Embroidered Canton Shny-
w coored and black French Grape Shawls
Rich black Lace Grape Siaws
White Hermann Silk Shawls
Black AMI coorcd Hermann Silk SLawls
toored and black Barge Slawls
Muslin and Baregc Scaris
Black Silk and Lace Visees ani Mantlas
Black SILK Lace Tor trimming
Rich black SILK Lace Scnrs and Manilias
Also Ladies' Mise, Boinrts
May la ~ N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-17
FORTUNES HOME. CHALK's OFFICE.-No.

hi' tett kchun,Dt Nir5Inia.
hfiTia- u Sisquehai4na Lottery, Glass n:
:" ?; ! J; &c y &c ~ 10 80 IL Il 10.
i''sa' ". !! ~ Y, pT!ze OF $500
s." Aae Schemes To.day-Try yonr hand
~ htF I seminary, Glass y Capitals 5000, OF 2oN
l' - o' it'ac. - Nos l3 drawn. Tickets So % Ais'
Nti et 'tit,ed io,er, Glass - Capitals: s2uOm 5,uV
- ii'' ~ % 49, Sc eNos IA drawn. Tickets 50, Al
NHH CHAIKiS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-17

PROFESSOR BRANCIIs SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
L LADIES, AT PRINCE EDWARD COURT HoGSE-Ihe
ne session DAY of ne and end on lie
ih Wednesday September. Terms as heretofore
MAY l1-cw5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-17

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until ~ O'Clock. VI the
- july this Office the Graduation and Meams tie
Blue Ridge Turnpike, leading from Gordosvle. Orange county
Market
Sterryvc Turnpike Mass,u,on Mountains, distance
fifty also the several Bridge,
length Contractors Will be required
ttcr price for grading from thu, for meia!ins
Specifications and Profes il oice after thu
18th June FRANKLIN L. GEIGER. Engineer
Office Blue Ridge Turnpike Madison & H., May 2cioJy
rs Richmond Times Lyncburs Republican. Republican, Nin
Valley Democrat and Winchester virgnian publish until the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-17
IMPORTANT 10 FARMERS.

TO ALL W HOW VA SoNs
fENE undersigned Executor OF the last VIII AMI testament ~ Mar
lIlraavcs late Charles county. the State Maryland De-
Ceased hereby notice that he intends Apply for transfer ois
stock held the Of her ica IN ne Farmers
Virginia. and also the Corporation A.Nsd ~ saii
State virginia. tie legaees thereof Tnr SAID M VIZ ana les
BASEL Sfa.piN"
M.rwIT as-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-17

YDERSoNS who may he a2pon'e! 10 re ~s III, aad anu .
;houshou, the Commonwealth can have p1n'ca I'm ~, ,,"s
the numhcr sheets they require TIE cost Of 'hr
the assessors sci vii! retained by the Auditor 'u' 81 ~ "
lawances FOR services .,. 49,. ut p;.,non5 y,
, frxn p,;.. - -. nsr ouiro April IL
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-06-08
WHOLE NO. 247.


(Cheers.) knew n tnan who was worth
5000, who lent his wagon TO convey fiigi-
tive slaves beyond Mason and Dixon's line,
and wos visited by the law Of 17o3,---your
law,--which took from him oil that he had,
except @60. Instead OF murmuring about
what he had paid, he was ready to give shell
ter TO another fugitive when Mason's bill 10
enacted. Remember that though you may
unsettle respect for old institutions, and for
law aud Constitution, by refusing to obey
them, you will only establish the truth, that
the Bible is heavier than the ute-book, Re
member the words Of the Indian poet
sAlone thou vast born,
Alone thou shalt die,
Alone thou shalt go up to judgment
Mr.. Phillips concluded lecture Of an
hour and half amidst loud applause, with
some kissing.
The audience was highly fashionable
one.
The Rev. Mr.. BEEcHER, at the close of
the lecture, thanked the assembly,--not fol
being gentlemnnly,--bu for proving that
Brooklyn deserves its name--the City OF
Churches-and that they had shown what
churches can do, in freely conceding tho
right of liberty of speech, which was denied
him in a neighboriug city.
The congregation then separated, quietly,
nnd in peace.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-06-08
"Bcwray not him Thai VANDERBILT

On visit TO South Carolina in January,
1913, ] was passing from Charleston TO Mid
way, and while the rnilroud car stopped n
half hour at the place of junction with the
Columbia road, strolled off among the for
est of pine trees for meditative walk, and
had not proceeded far, when | espicd black
object crouched beneath the foliage of a
small thickct of scrubby oaks. On closer
inspection, discovered tito be nn exceeding
ly black aud dirty young negro man, in a
ragged condition. His large eyes We're riy-
cited upon me, but he seemed not TO move a
muscle. lie was evidently runaway, and
was concenIng himself until the shades OF
night might afford mn opportunity TO seek
food and shelter la some friendly cabin. L
would hive given the world at that moment
for the opportunity of assisting that poor fell
low. But my own movements could be dis
tinctly seen from the crowd in the road, and
any attempt to even speak TO him, would
have perilled his safety. Often do think of
that poor negro, and il serves TO renew my
resolution 10 labor, while life lasts, for tho
oppressed bondnen. Thus il often happens
that an incident Of but u moment impresses
the mind and The heart so powerfully as 10
ever aftcr prompt us TO action, when reason
fails and Judgment ialters. Those eyes peer
ing from that black countenancc, were da-
gucneotypcd upon my soul, and there tho
image remains, and pleads with irresistible
energy these words Of Holy Writ" Bewray
not him that VANDERBILT Wv. II. B.-I1s
Crisis.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-06-08

"INrIDELITY."-The following Is said to
be an extract from sermon preached by DIR.
Patton, Presbyterian clergyman Of the city
of New York: car, nftil .bs-aio
"The present crisis is one of intense in.
terest TO the true followers of Christ. A
new race of Elfdels has arisen not profans,
uncbastc, immoral, and unprincipled men,
but evincing regard for God, for Truth, for
Humanity, for Morals, md whose complaint
is, that the churches are arrayed against God,
Humanity, and against sound morals. Ii is
an evil hour when Infdelity can marshal its
forces with Humanity for its watchword, aud
while Christianity in the hands of those who
betray It, leads its hosts TO battle for oppres-
sion. In such conflict, infdelity must
triumph" !
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-06-08

WoMAN-WBIPpNc or THE PLAYTArioNs.
The whipping of women on plantations is
in different manner. Their ffock is turned
up over their head, and they are niade TO lio
down with their face TO the ground, their
arms extended aud tied TO sinkc. A board
is then taken, which is prepared in shape
like shovel. The wide part is bored fill
of small holes, and with this they are beaten
on the bare flesh, from twenty-five TO two
hundred blows After these blows arc re-
peated few times, the skin tears away, and
the blood and flesh, are driven through these
holes with great force and 6y several fcet
from them, and yet this is very modest and
"moderate correction" 0.d9pp ii aeh
Females are required to do as much work
on plantation as men, aud there are geno-
rally about thirty women TO seventy men,
The treatment of slave women is so severe,
and their labor SO hard, that very few child
rem are raised on the sugar and cotton planta-
tions; and il they are alive at birth, they grow
up feeble and puny, and from neglect and
the want of proper cleanliness aud cure very
few become men and women. na ur.aaN