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THE JUSTICE OF SLAvERY.-A master IN slave
State may kill his servant, almost with impunity de
has only TO show the satisfaction OF jury Of slave
holders that the killing necessary TO secure ooe-
dence. But Slave may not even attack his master,
under any provocation without hazarding his own life
The Ouachi:a (Ls) Courier states that negro was
recently hung place. for having attacked and beat
en- his master and mistress Without ssatng what the
provocSton was the Courier remarks thn the beat
his and then the mistress. who her hus-
bands relief; and cautiously enough, left them under
the impression that he had Killed them. Perhaps they
sii! under TIE impression that they murder
ed, when they caused the poor negro 10 be hung


Bost Traveller.
THE SLAVE MARHET At THE SoUTH.-A single
paper printed in Charleston. S. c., OF late date con.
tans auction advertisements OF the sale of no less thnn
3is "human chat.els'-mcn, and children
feldhands ses.island-co,.oa hands cooks mechanics
draynlen SC.


A wISpFALL.-The Kennebec Journal says that
an English fortune amounting 10 the small sum OF about
$4,000 COO is likely fall TO gentleman named Jen.
nngs now residsn. in Newcastle in thar State 1t las
been in chsncery nesry fifty years-,he interest sccu
nuating We do not vouch for ;he truth of the
although we have our information from relative Of the
gentleman above named


COLD WEATRER.-At Utica on Sunday morning
tho thermometer was degrees below zero; at s on
Monday morning 10 degrees below.