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r 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 Dickey, 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, massacre at Thumb-screws Tiberius Time for relaxation, not allowed Times of scarcity Titus 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, massacre of Virginia, a slave menagerie " exportation of slaves from " University of Visitors to slave states Vitellius Washing for slaves Washington 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. A
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