Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-05-26
PERSONS.


hTtfdo'ut"d'y L""9ee"y.-,o Uncle JACK anu
VINO is there 'hat mas hNed III thls VIcliliy wl'hn'
Tue last iorty years who did not know "uncl'
Jack tbs lead lie ~brcatl'ed his last on tues
da4' III MS reS'ue"ce ~ the town ot Wln,hg' II rev
miles s"u'n III tlis Ni''a-e' IL" was i-o years "iu.
KS our re"ueis W u Instance may ht DC i""'nm
WIN inc history ui thiS extraordinary ihah,we VIII
inform them, llewaSa I'm Airican-a pure African
wen a ci'iu' he was st"'en from ms native pr'ns
III 4Nillca' ny II hiiu "i hh.rauulhg ArabS' VINO re-
''hen MN ui1,l he arrived ut iha''io"d' wneh nc
was so'u W u " est lhula hldl-uealer. iicWa car,
rieu |" Tie iSlaha oi o. domingo where ne serVe"
Il number oil Years win different nhaS'ers'asa slave
c"ok: AT the Time OF the ihSurreotioh III d.
D"i'i,'S"' N"n'ch event. IL we mistake NOT, IRAN
IT," - =" No., wv J ~ = =" ~, - ~ n" ,'
Iatiun Of the Island, Uucle Jack refused to Join
with his iullow-Londmrn IN the nsurrection-clons-
ing rather To fee 10 New York with his master,
" honi lie represented MS being very kind to him.
limo nr ,Io S,.,o mo- r,s sill !, sI,va and remain.
cJ with his nLJ St D,m;| yn master mil his death.
whom IA. uos sold lis I1st master was the I,te
.Jndge Iindsley. Of L,wrrnceyille. pn.-bence the
name OF Jack Lindsey. Jack became a freeman
under the laws OF PENNSYLVANIA, after devoting the
rumber of Years allntted to the life of u man to
the +, IL inc OF sla,e's lie. Ills wife. who survives
, him he purchased while vet n slave. paying for her
the sum of one hundred dollars. The twain came
To Allegheny county about thirty years ago, and
D have resided here ever since. For u nun Der of
wears past tley have lived upon the charity of the
. neunle hereal,0ut and have also heen REGIMENTS of
az Mid Frum Auti-Slny, nv Sucinties of the county.
Y Physically speukipr q ncIe jack Lindsley has been
S a mnInl r,n-tnil welLorop,rtioned and rs
C s,r,;oLt n : our native Int the tuiIs and
+ t,,Iu,i # n.,rlv csltnry and a onarter had
, bent low his erect and stalwart form, bleached the
= raven hue of his 'heecy locks to snowy white,
: and closed the windows of his soul against the sun
, light of earth. lie, however, retained his mcntaI
] faculties in n remarkable degree. He was rigidl,
pious. His piety was of the Uncle Tom stamp
meek, luwly. yatient, fUrgiving, aad humhly
submissive to the DEGREES of Providence. Ate
%cventtul struggles with the vicissitudes of n bend
y mans life for nearly a century and n quarter,
Ii pTbc moor old slave has gone to rcst,o
e -, !:
no ote"t emaaeit't"r naI set SIN E { ~ nIi Nv
e sun ',> '"n ~ tn"t Id" u S"'eiS o o"o"
uespoiie'h HUI U ih"Se0"
y WeHSuAle Press.
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e Lr;of sketch nf , yery s;n"Ilur and eccentric per
.n,,,c uhnn, Ia moi G.w evenings since.
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he .,n,Iishod 1, tL,r,u,b tn,yjad,e If I,t;n Gr.e,
lie Frau.l Su,nish Ushrew and several other Ia,
he u,ycs This dune ne beto,k hims.I tn histur,
II. t,ia -nan.n. e.. and n,r r,nLs a,nnp~ ,hn he
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