John Vanzandt

This individua!, e.tofirvely known from his connrelion v i t li the great!-lnvery ctsp, decidcd against liim in the S. C. uf the U. States last winter, for helping the poor slave on his way to n land of libevty, (Ved on the 25th instant at his residenco n Shiron, Oh o. II i ppy min! lie lias 2ne befare Él tribuna! wliere no slaveliolder?, or thir nljeiiois, pit in judgment, to ïrifiir.t penalties fjr actsofchariiy shinvn to the W;iyfaiii ig man. IIow diflerent wilt be tho seutence of his Heavenly Judge ! "I wns an tuingereJ nnd ye fed me, naked ani ye clotlied me, a btkanger and ye lonk me n." "Wlicn, Lord, saw 1 thee. a strangor, and took llipe in? "nasmucli asye did il un'oonc of thee, ve did t unto me. Enter tliou into the