Anti Slavery Bugle

Most Praiseworthy.—The will of Gen. James Taylor, late of Newport, Ky., has been set aside, agreeably to the wish of the heirs and legatees, and an equitable division of the immense property left by the General has been made in a way satisfactory to all parties. There is one act of the survivors worthy especial notice, as most noble and generous. The heirs determined, without a dissenting voice, to make free the slaves belonging to the estate, about forty in number, with provision for the support of the aged and the young children.

The scene upon the occasion of the announcement to the poor creatures, is represented as one of extraordinary gladness. They gave cheer upon cheer to the memory of their late master and his surviving heir. It is difficult to say which were most overjoyed—the newly made freemen, or those who had been the happy instruments in the restoration of their long lost rights.