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1: (SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) TAPPAN, BEINEKE, ET AL, NEW YORK MAGISTRATES. "Whereas a Negro Man of Capt. Albert Pawling, being accused of f

2: (SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) GIBSON, EDMUND. Two Letters of the Lord Bishop of London: The First To the Masters and Mistresses in the Engli

3: (SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) GRAINGER, JAMES M.D. The Sugar-Cane, a Poem in Four Books.

4: (SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) VERNON, SAMUEL. A retained copy of a letter from Samuel Vernon to Alexander Willock, asking that he "acquaint

5: (SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) BENEZET, ANTHONY. Some Historical Account of Guinea, its Situation, Produce and the General Disposition of its

6: (SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) CONNECTICUT. "At Bridgewater, November 4th day, 1776. Then Received of Josiah Hayden fifty pounds of money for

7: (SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) "Abraham Duryea . . . is directed to take into his custody the Blacksmith’s tools late the property of James L

8: (SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) LEE, HENRY. That Sarah, a Negro wench now in the possession of Benjamin Thomas to be sold by him. . . at publi

9: (SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) MASSACHUSETTS. "This is to inform you that Hannah Lilly, a poor person belonging to the town of Salisbury. . .

10: (SLAVERY AND ABOLITION--MUSIC.) COLLINS, [JOHN]. The Desponding Negro, a Favorite New Song Written by Mr. Collins.

11: (SLAVERY AND ABOLITION--MUSIC.) HOWARD, W. The Negro's Lamentation, a Fashionable Ballad with Accompaniment for Harp or Piano Forte.

12: (SLAVERY AND ABOLITION--MUSIC.) CARNABY, WILLIAM. Azid, or the Song of the Captive Negro, from Peter Pindar's Works. . . the Air Origi

13: (SLAVERY AND ABOLITION--HAITI.) Toussaint l'Ouverture, Chef des Noires Insurges de Saint Domingue.

14: (SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) DALLAS, R.C. The History of the Maroons. From Their Origin to the Establishment of their Chief Tribe at Sierra

15: (SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) BRANAGAN, THOMAS. A Preliminary Essay on the Oppression of the Exiled Sons of Africa.

16: (SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) MARYLAND. Proof of Freedom for William Beatly, 19 years.

17: (SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) GREGOIRE, ABBE H. An Enquiry Concerning the Intellectual and Moral Faculties and Literature of Negroes; Follow

18: (SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) NEW JERSEY. "I Gitty Smucker . . . give unto my black woman Jane two kitchen iron pots, one old breakfast tabl

19: (SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) NEW JERSEY. Jacob Blackwell of Hopewell, County of Hunterdon, New Jersey sells his slave “Ace” to Ralph Johnso

20: (SLAVERY AND ABOLITION.) VAUX, ROBERT. Memoirs of the Lives of Benjamin Lay and Ralph Sandiford, Two of the Earliest Public Advocates f