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SLAVERY IN MAssAcHusHrrs.-- .--In old times, when slavery was sanctioned "A massacliuseiis, . wealthy adv residing in Glocesler in the habn of giving away tie nanls of her lenlale slaves, a few days after they were born. Ieople accus- tomed to dispose of litter oi kittens. One oi her nelghbors begged an nani, which, in those days of comparative simplicity, she nourished with her own milk aud reared among her own children. This woman had an ernest desire for brocade gown; 1; and her husband not feeling able 10 purchase one, she sent her ltle ncrslng lo Virginia ans sold her, when she WIS about seven years old.-l Mrs. Childs's History of Women.