The Anti-Slavery Examiner Volume III Part 75

Rations Rearing of slaves Relaxation, no time for Religious persecutions Respect for woman lost Rest, hours of Restraints, legal Retort of a boy Rhode Island, kidnappers and pirates of Rice plantations Richmond Whig Rio Janeiro slavery at Riot at Natchez Riots in the United States Robespierre Romans Roman slavery Runaways RUNAWAY SLAVES-- Advertis.e.m.e.nts for Baptist man and woman Buried alive Chilton's Converted "Dead or alive"

Head on a pole Hung Hunting of Intelligent man Jim Dragon Luke Man buried " dragged by a horse " maimed " murdered " severe punishments of " shot " " by Baptist preacher " taken from jail " tied and driven " to his wife " whipped to death Many, annually shot I Stallard's man White Peter Young woman

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Sabbath, a nominal holiday Safeguards of the law taken from slaves Sale of a man by a Presbyterian elder Sale of slaves Savannah, Ga.

Savannah slave-hunter Save us from our friends Scarcity, times of Scenes of horror Search for Bibles and Hymn books Secretary of the Navy Separation of slaves Shame unknown among naked slaves Shoes for slaves Sick, treatment of "Six pound paddle,"

"Slack-jaw,"

Slave-breeders " breeding Slave-drivers acknowledge their enormities " " character of SLAVEHOLDERS-- Adams Baptist preachers Barr Baxter, George A Baxter, John Blocker, Colonel Blount Britt, Benjamin W.

Burbecker Burvant, Mrs.

C.A., Rev.

Casey Chilton, Joseph Clay C., Mr.

Cooper, Charity Curtis, Davis, Samuel Dras, Henry Delaware Female hypocrite Gautney, Joseph Gayle, Governor Governor of North Carolina Green Hampton, Wade Harney, William S.

Harris, Benjamin James Hayne, Governor Hedding Henrico county, Va.

Heyward, Nathaniel Hughes, Philip O.

Hutchinson Hypocrite woman Indecency of Jones Jones, Henry Lewis, Benjamin Lewis, Isham Lewis, Lilburn Lewis, Rev. Mr.

Long, Lucy Long, Reuben L., of Bath, Ky.

Maclay, John Martin, Rev. James Matthews' Bend M'Coy M'Cue, John Methodist Methodist Preachers M'Neilly Moresville Morgan Mosely, William Murderer Mushat, Rev. John Nansemond, Va.

Natchez planter Nelson, Alexander Nichols, of Connecticut North Carolina Owens, Judge Painter Physician Pinckney, H.L.

Presbyterian Presbyterian minister, Huntsville " " North Carolina " preacher Professing Christian Puryar, "the Devil"

Randolph, John Reiks, Micajah Rodney Ruffner Shepherd, S.C.

Sherrod, Ben Slaughter, Smith, Judge Sophistry of South Carolina Sparks, William Stallard, David Starky, Swan, John Teacher at Charleston Thompson Thorpe Tripp, James Truly, James Turner, Fielding S.

Turner, uncle of Virginian, Wall Watkins, Billy Watkins, Robert H.

Watson, A.

W., Colonel Webb, Carroll " Pleasant West's uncle Widow and daughter, Savannah river Willis, Robert Wilson, William Woman Woman, professor of religion, Slaveholders justify their cruelties by example " possess absolute power " sophistry of Slaveholding amus.e.m.e.nts " brutality " indecency " murderers " religion Slave-mothers, " plantations second only to h.e.l.l Slavery among Christians SLAVERY ILl.u.s.tRATED-- Slave-auctions " blocks with nails " boys fight to amuse their drivers, " branding " breeding " burner " burning Slave-cabins " " at night Slave-children nursed " choking " clothing " collars " cookery Slave-ditty " dogs " driver's death " " licentiousness of " driving " fetters " food " gagging " gangs " handcuffs " herding Slaveholders, civilization and morality of " declarations of " habits of " heart of " hospitality of " interest of " sophistry of " "treat their slaves well"

Slaveholding professor "Slaveholding religion"

Slave-hovels " hunting " " by Christians Slave imprisoned " in chains " in the stocks " kicking " killed, and put in the bill " killing with impunity " labor " manacles " martyr " meals " mothers " murderers, tried and acquitted " patrol " physicians " punishments of Slave quarters, Slavery, code of law respecting " among Christians " domestic " guilt of " of whites " public opinion and effects of " unmixed cruelty Slave selling Slaves aversion of to their oppressors " backs of, putrid " blind " books of searched for " branded " brutality to " burial of " carded " cat-hauling of " comfort of disregarded " deaf " dead or alive " deformed " deprived of every safeguard of the law " described " diseased " dread to be sold for the South " dumb " dying " evidence of against white persons null " exchanged " reported from Virginia " fear their only motive " feasted and flogged " hired " idiots " incorrigible " infant " in the stocks " " U.S. treatment of " lunatics " maimed " merchandise " multiply " murdered by cottonseed " " overwork " " piece-meal " " starvation " " every seven years " " frequently " " with impunity " naked " not treated as human beings " outlawed " overworked " prayers of " privations of " protection of " sale of " stock " surgeons of " taking medicine " tantalized " starvation of " teeth of knocked out " tied up all night " toe cut off " torments of " travelling in droves " treated worse as they are farther South " treatment of by Christians " under overseers " watching of " without redress " " shelter " working animals " worn out " worse treated than brutes " wounded by gun-shot Slave testimony excluded " torturing hypocrite " trade with Africa " trading " " honorable " traffic Slave Murderers Slave plantation Slave usage contrasted with that of animals Slave whipping Slave yokes Whipped Whipped and burnt Whipped to death Slaves treatment of Slave trade Sleeping in clothes Slitting of ears Smoothing iron on girl's backs Sophistry of slaveholders South Carolina laws of " " medical college Southern dogs and horses Spartan slavery Speece, Rev. Conrad opposed to emanc.i.p.ation Spirit of laws Springfield, S.C.

Starvation of a female slave " " slaves Statement of a physician State, abuse of power in Stealing of freemen Stevenson, Andrew, letter by St. Helena, S.C.

Stillman's, Dr. medical infirmary at Charleston Stocks for slaves "Stock without shelter: "Subject of prayer"

Suffering of slaves " " " drives to despair and suicide Sugar-planters Suicide of slaves Suit for a dead slave " " " murdered slave Sunday morning in Kentucky Surgeon of slaves Surgery at Charleston "Susceptibility of pain"

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Tanner's oil poured on a slave Tantalising of slaves Tappan, Arthur Tarring of slaves Taskwork of slaves Teeth knocked out Tender regard of slaveholders for slave Tennessee TESTIMONY.-- Allen, Rev. William T.

Avery, George A.

Caulkins, Nehemiah Channing, Dr.

Chapin, Rev. William A.

Chapman, Gordon Clergyman Cruelty to slaves d.i.c.key, Rev. William Drayton, Colonel Gildersleeve, William C.

Graham, Rev. John Grimke, Sarah M.

Hawley, Rev. Francis Ide, Joseph Jefferson, Thomas Macy, F.C.

" Reuben G.

" Richard " T.D.M.

Moulton, Rev. Horace Nelson, John M.

New Orleans Of slaves excluded Paulding, James K.

Poe, William Powel, Eleazar Sapington, Lemuel Scales, Rev. William Secretary of the Navy Smith, Rev. Phineas Summers, Mr.

Virginian Westgate, George W.

Weld, Angelina Grimke White, Hiram Wist, William Texas Theodosius the Great Thessalonica, ma.s.sacre at Thumb-screws Tiberius Time for relaxation, not allowed Times of scarcity t.i.tus Tobacco worms eaten Tooth knocked out Tortures " eulogized by a professor of religion Trading with negroes Traffic in slaves Trajan Treatment of sick slaves Treatment of slaves in the United States by professing Christians, " little better than that of brutes Trial of women,--"_white and black_,"

Trials for murdering slaves Turkish slavery Turner, Nat Twelve slaves killed by overwork Twenty-seven hundred thousands of free-born citizens in the United States Tying up of slaves at night "Tyrant"

"Uncle Jack," Baptist preacher Under garments not allowed to slaves United States, Laws of University of Virginia Untimely seasons Usage of slaves and brutes contrasted

Vapid babblings of slaveholders Vice, hypocrisy of Vicksburg, ma.s.sacre of Virginia, a slave menagerie " exportation of slaves from " University of Visitors to slave states Vitellius

Was.h.i.+ng for slaves Was.h.i.+ngton slavery " the national slave market West Indian slaves Whip, cracking of heard at a distance "Whipped to death"

WHIPPING-- Children Every day Females On three plantations heard at one time Pregnant women Slaves Slaves after a feast " for praying With paddle Women with prayer Whipping-posts Whips equally common on plantations as ploughs "White or black;" trial of Whites in slavery White slave Wholesale murders Wife, purchase of a Will of John Randolph Wilmington, N.C.

Witches of New-England

WITNESSES.

Abbot, Jordan Abdie, P.

Adams, Mr.

African Observer Alexandria Gazette Allan, Rev. William T.

Alston, J.A., Heirs of Alton Telegraph Alvis, J.

Anderson, Benjamin Andrews, Professor Anthony, Julius C.

Antram, Joshua Appleton, John James Arkansas Advocate Armstrong, William Artop, James Ashford, J.P.

Augusta Chronicle Avery, George A.

Aylethorpe, Thomas Bahi, P.

Baker, William Baldwin, J.G.

Baldwin, Jonathan F.

Ballinger, A.S.

Baltimore Sun Baptist Deacon Bardwell, Rev. William Barker, Jacob Barnard, Alonzo Barnes, George W.

Barr, James " Mrs.

" Rev. Hugh Barrer, B.G.

Barton, David W.

" Richard W.

Bateman, William Baton Rouge, Agricultural Society of Bayli, P.

Beall, Samuel Beasley, A.G.A.

" John C.

" Robert Beene, Jesse Bell, Abraham " Samuel Bennett, D.B.

Besson, Jacob Bezon, Mr.

Bingham, Joel S.

Birdseye, Ezekiel Birney, James G.

Bishop, J.

Blackwell, Samuel Bland, R.J.

Bliss Mayhew and Co " Philemon, Bolton, J.L. and W.H.

Boudinot, Tobias Bouldin, T.T.

Bourgoing, J.F.

Bourne, George Bradley, Henry Bragg, Thomas Bra.s.seale, W.H.

Brewster, Jarvis Brothers, Menard Brove, A.

Brown, J.A.

" John " Rev. Abel " William Bruce Mr.

Buchanan, Dr.

Buckels, William D.

Burvant, Madame Burwell Bush, Moses E.

Buster, Mr.

b.u.t.t, Moses Byrn, Samuel H.

Calvert, Robert Carney, R.P.

Carolina, History of Carter, Mrs. Elizabeth Caulkins, Nehemiah Channing, Dr.