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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27
EVENING.
Ion. THOMAS F. MARSHALL, member Of

Hon. TuoMAs F. MARSHALL, member Of
Congress from Kentucky, has lately been
series Of temperance lectures to
crowded audiences in New York City. Mr..
nephew of the late distinguished
Chief Justice of the United States, took his
seat in Congress at the commencement Of
the Extra Session in lS4l, as a represents
tive from the Lexington district, in which
Mn. CLAY resides. His extraordinary talents
as an orator and debater soon gave him q
reputation in that body rarely enjoyed by so
Young a member. One vice however STAIN
ej<si6uSI aracter and threatened disgraseful-
" TO end the brilliant career on which he had
entered the vice of drunkenness. During
the progress of the Temperance Reform at
Washington last winter, he, in company
with hundreds Of others whom that reform
has reached there and elsewhere, Joined the
ashingtonlans, and has since been, in his
own words, ga new man." Notlcontent with
the glorious work he has effected in reform-
ing himself, he has since lent the whole aid Of
his powerful intellect to forward the cause
for the good of others and of his country
His addresses at Washington, New York and
other places have been highly successful in
their results. His style ofspeaking is ad-
ap,ed to addressing promiscuous throngs
and his arguments on this subject, backed
as they are by his extensive PERSONAL srps-
r,enoe, 90 home to the minds and hearts of all.
Nav success attend his efforts.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27
SOPHOMORE EXHIBITION.

The annual exhibition of the Sophomore
class of the University Of Vermont took
place at the College Chapel on Thursday Of
last week. The productions of the young
gentlemen were very credi,able, both to
themselves and to the Institution with which
they are connected. The following was the
order of exercises for the occasion:
AFTERNOON
l. Influence OF Fiction on our early life,
LuctES w. CH.sEr.
.. The Writings of Addison,
JAMES II. AItIy.
: B The canpeebaasst. &2s>r HSi'h Ms9llu
tai Development, VIM d
4. Fnuetlclsm LEVI O. Srr,nS.
g. The effect Of Excitement on the well.being er
Society HORACE y. JAMES.
wM r. W. Hows.
joins S BrrcHr,.
8. The Character Of Mrs Hemans as exhibited in
her Writ ngs. CARLOS A. SrRAocs.
g. Rome and Carthage compared a, the time Of tho
Second Punic War, CHARLES l.. BENEpicT.
10. The Relation OF Poetic to Religious Feeling
Moses CoLBrRS.
EVENING
|. Invasion of Greece by Xerxes
HENRY A. Bur BANK.
2. Queen Elizabeth as a Sovereign,
HESRY w. TENysY.
J. The Age of ChIvalry
DAVID B. NoaTHnoP.
l. The Writings of Washington Irving,
Moses S. RoYca.
s. The Troubadours q Poem,
JoSA. J. MAsvIs.
e Writings Of Oliver Golsm h,
JAMES $. BLAcKMAN.
7. Literary and Political state of France under The
Cunsulshlp, WILLIAM CoLLAAEa.
s. The Character and Writings of Robert Burns,
JOHN NJ. BuELL.
9. The Influence of Civilization on Epic Poetry,
FREp. Biuixos.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-05-27
AFTERNOON.

|, Influence Of Fiction on our early life,
LuciEN w. CH,sgr.
q The Writings OF Addison,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01

COX Ar TiS-Every variety "f Drugs, Medicines, Paints
- OILS, larni,hcs, ETC., Of the r9;e@' kind VIZ:
1n>ecd OIL, Lamp ui Castor od
Palm OIL SpiS. Iurpeniinr, etc
Copa Narnsh, Japan Varni>h
Black Leather Vanish, etc.
Cinnamon, Mace, Cloves, Rhuhar5
Ginger, Aspiee IaIap ca!omrl
sup. Carl, Soda, rariaric Acid
Manna, Mace, Pepper, Nutmecs
lsin.lass Putty, Nader, Fir Blue
Indigo, Arrow Root, Trmerc
White Mustard Seed, Long Pepper
Rochelle salts, Cream Of Tartar
Maenesia, Irish Moss, Iceland Moss
GIauber Salts, Sal;petre, Geniian
l.iquorice, Sulphur Roll birthstone
SIENNA, Washing Soda. Pearlash
Salr,rl,uS lpccac., Coocynth, Opium, etc, etc.
large Of Brushes from The hest VIA
liar Brushes Nail, Flesh, Cloth, Shaving
Shoe, Hat, Tooth, Comb and Paint Brushes
Soaps-Cr@ani, Almond, Musk, Nerbrna
Rose, Jessamin. Transparent, Military
Palm I!ulI's, Howard Windsor, Tablet
And other kind. OF Shaving Toilet and Washing Soaps
Caus-Impcrial, 1'rabncos, Havana. Principe
Norma, Flower Congress. etc, Of The choicest kind.
rerirmeS-Rose Water, Lavender, Cologne
Florida Violet Jessanine, Orange, Ie,hena, etc
Ont Glass Pnasenls, Preston salts Toilet Bottles
Nursery Powder Oriental Pearl Powder
Genuine Bears on, Macassar OH
Beef Narrow, Pocket.noks, PenAnivrs
ivory, silver, Horn, Buffalo and other Combs
Snur boxes Lip Salve, Cold Cream
Pon,atum, Tooth Powder, Hair Powder
Percussion Gaps Of all kinds
Waters Coloed assorted, Pea, Red Black, Noticed, etc
IuS-Back lue aud Red, ot the best quality y the gallon or
Pain,s-whie Lead E,aek Lad ground in Oh
Chrome Green Chrome Ytorr, Ncrdieris
V-ni,an Red, Spanish Brown
yellow Uoire, Eegnillon etc., etc.
Surgical instruments Of all kinds ordered 10 .iit any person
Chewing Johacco-Fi,her', Browns, Walia Grants and
Cowles' superior Chewing Tobacco
All Of articles together with others too numerous 10
mention NAV be had a, ms cheaper elsewhere tie
'''s' anu u Wv ''' "''''' SAMUEL. L. DOVE,
Sign Of the Hack Boy and Mortar,
Mansion House, Richmond, Va
In addition 10 the above every kind Medicines Pills,
' FL, i ''''''' a-2awam
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01
yICCINlA /. OFFICE, RreHNoNp, fss I'm, ieia

VIRGINIA. l.. OFFICE RieHNo~p, FEs 7th isis
~ virtue a adopted hS the General Assembly 81
Is ,n, an ;h. h ay February, si2 DO hereby give
s 4, nh persons claims the state Z" Virginia Tor
,nd huuaiy their heirs 10 present the
moe adjustment before the 1t day of March, ls;5, such
t tvet thereafter ae considered and held 10 he voi,
r line claims officers and soldiers were returned To
M ADJ ~ Mar AT the close Of the war. entitled Ia land bounty.
:. H. PARKER Reg. l.. 0ice
-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01

\ VARIABLE FARM FOR SALE.
WIS.,, 20 u my Tract Of iaad ia the c"unty OF Mel o con
0N between hundred acres, situated ABOUT
' tr James R:yt Canal, aud anu; IN" same distance rom
' tc irrose. here there Tobacco Inspection aid INC
r I', and, required hy the purchaser, possession gwen
'',iV. Negroes Horses aud Plantation T"ols To COM
% ,,o9 an moderate terms expected tdat no enc
N ,ht. without dr., viewing the land, - deemed un"e
'-s ans lethcr description of the sItc-SIihce "
NELSON ANDERSON.
Nar-h U.-2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01

ny yrur Deeds OF Trust executed Ia The subscriber
= t Robert Cousins the e day Of June leiu whc Sda
T. are Both Of record IN Clerks Oihce 81 the Ininy ,"ut
,gs ain purposes therein speciteh Shai n '
@ the premises, where tue S'u
.,, resides The ower end of The count! 81 N'
d 20 >e highest bidder, for cash, certain ' "
- f Land sp-cirsd IN SAID deed containing eleven nun
land acres bounded by AppontnH ii'tr W ~
s the lands of Robert Macuue and William Mace an" '
4adlnr fto,G the hd:" Also, about forty Nerl '"a'
-.t.es described SAID deeds consisting ct men, women
iris Also abonl - head ot Cattle, ~ head oil Shrsi
@ e Eiorses stock of Hogs. Feather btds ana tu'
, ri, the Household and Kitchen Furniture and iIahaiioh
~ al every description heloneln. Ia the said Robert Ton
SINS and n-cird deeds OF trust aforesaid The subscriber
convey purchasers only such title rs vested III nun
" hich j. believed To- BIZ undonhted
" WILLIAM GOODE, ia, Trustee.
- The Land viii he sold for one third cash. tue balance III
,, .e0gl annual IN ailments. BY consent ol parties
''' t' WM. GOODE. ia.
SAMUEL. W. COUSINS.
-tc, lG5-2aw3w-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01

MARION (the sire of John Bount, Cymon, Virginia Cary,
" Maria West, dam of Waggoner Miss Belt, H. A. Francis
having recen arrived from Alabama, will stand ut Pusl
fanlon IN Northampton county. ~ - nve mites below Gas
ton fifteen miles from Beed To The town of Halifax
sixteen 10 Jackson Warenton aud will
der service nj dollars dollar cash o the III
every instance Good and extensive pairse with fine water
streams gratis Mares well fed forty cents day Every
tcautn will be taken prevent accidents or escapes hui no
liability Tor either Marion has served more hln - tho
rough bred mares whilst other distinguished stations have had
their 81 90 The dams of John Blonni Cymon Nir.
GINA Cary Miss Beti H. Francis Marion and American Ci
tzen Stalun the above named
horses by Maon the best colts of their produces and
whenever good Is sent 10 him. he u sure gel race horse
ol the FIST water JUN NJ MoODf
Mount Forest northampton, y. e., March s. 1872 s-sw
NEGRO HIRING &c-I shall hue Servants,
~ sell Produce and collect Debts city and adjon
us ''A''''' ''''''"''s ''' ''" ROBERT HILL,
oG5e Cross Street. by Bell 7arern
Richmond. Dec. 9Th, 1911 G2-u
mo NY COUNTRY CUsTOMERS-The subscriber has sold
anxious would therefore those
indebted either y bond note account 10
sed 10y the first opportunity and settle up iy 80 dom:
they Will confer favor tan always t nud III e Store
Of ]. T. Watkins Co, oppositc.tlic Ruins Eace Hotel
SAMCEL PurNEY
March %t-tlaA
~ ENTAIL SuRGEENThc undersigned, having located per
~ lnaeily in chnnd respectfully invites the attention of
ladies gentlemen wishing Dental operations performed, I"
his large and choice assortment u! tunpbc ltcl ana 10 Ills
gold plate by atmospheric
springs clasps with pivo,s, h accurately III point oi CO.
of figure 10 eude the closest scrutiny III Detection
neatly all perfectly useful III mastcati"n lie VIII
all operations the Teeth both for Their
beauty and Office Main street, frw doors he
| low the Exchange tank Il. y. HUDSON.
Rrf,resees-Willam = Pumcr D. d., General Perram, Dr.
Chauherayne pr. ockenbiough General Feyton, Dr. r. g.
Cabel, and sidney :. Baxter Esq.
March : HS--3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01
ry THOMAS RITCHlE.
r.rms of the Richmond Enquirer.

published three tunes cee. during the session
S..:e L. asr>, and tt ets anr,ng ..e re ~ INC year
TERMS oF SUBSCRIPTION.
~ o,,-s ,c- sugaas aud Three Dollars for six months
advance 20 pad The Office reunited by mail, post
.' -, ,l,,!.r. prr amnum n the end al the year
a. Ia tins o:cr be RENTED per man. IN good anu
m, ,a,,. II, the of the Editor The postage 81 all
, rt Jy ne WrferS.jT The postage OF single letter
c, o any account 10 the writer. IL Is Tue accumulation :"
M "a nm extensive business which operates as serious tax
re Eiioc.l , ,u ,.. ,,.
npye wi pay for nine papers, annually, sha! nave 'he
". -S TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
,c of lines less htsi Insertion 10 eths'io
,g r. roHiiGgaucr, - cents . h., ;,, 81 a,,,..
&C., . , 4 I stance muS, he accompanied win Inc advance
..,.i.e,,.,ry r-,e.eucrs. tp lHsure execution.
I ,.1St atvtdj~'ns may amount 10 Sloo per anh1in d
a. ~. made cent; and II so. OF 10 per cent
.,h s,rue> solicitation at several u our city ends
~, t,u.i - take liMlied namher ot yearly adSet-
~, advantages kelr Ia result theteom to the whole
lf rom 6rcGaion of cur paper IN th- e""n
49,. f-,,, ,ie t2at annual advertisement, Twice Il
M .u.t a. 81 pE1rr, aud once week III ererg "tt'
So. ,v-friscrS he strictly limited however, I" the
~.- led IA our general aud toa Sng'e advertise
.. must pro Tor an enlargement beyond Tue
tncv shat! haze The privilege ot changr. tHelr a"se'
soocu A. they please, without any additional cost
RI. ,-i.g dfs Of GeaHai ddccrtSeatRts'
r. sala'S' "esSF' = 10
twice week, 40
r,.ea. quarterly. .,.,..,...
All Obl aud Marriages from the country whenever
han iyvtuc ~ tiS oilct, must he antru
~ "a. rulor>gtioG ofh- Postmaster in the ue.lbori"oe
~ prevent in7os,ioS aud qaih@es has proved hereto
We mast, therefore, Insist Ia sl'eh case npoi
sion being certified " The name nj the postmaster
-- ..-a c1t.t ta,s at the !ctfsr!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, FRIDAY, APRIL /, 1912:

f1NHE SheriT of the counties Of Norfolk NanSc.nond, Princess
Anne; Brunswick, Dnwiddic, and irccnsvle King aud
Queen, King William, Gloucester Ma lcws and Mdd,set
Fuvanna Goocand Louisa and lanovcr lundoun ana fn
iax Allegheny, Bath, Pocahanas, aictout and Roanoke,
Brooke, Ohio. Ter aud Masha kanama Mason, Cabei 10
Nicholas fayce and Jackson; aud the Mayor oi ts 10
rough Of Nok will take that elections Ia c d at
their Couithoses and ohe places designated by law for holding
elections, The fourth Thursday in April neN To choose =.
tors 10 represent their respective districts In the nes General As
srmby. A. iIAASFORD C. s..
March 2g.h 1870. 0---it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01

CARp-pr.r!ur to M my business " Gs"|rai 7gcnt
I G ,ir Peaaia-s speedily possible mos re- ectui-
Iai on those ae indebted TO settle their aocoun-
i, close t notice without rendering my late patrons
m banks which hereby do for the patronage extended 10 me.
Office ON IA street, opposite the Custom'liouse.
JAS. &. WATSON, ia:s .3ssn. Pa'tsotiarg
>,.t t-.t 1s,a lH3-2awiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01

NINFOKDS EACON { BASkERVlLI. this m0Tl'ae ~
- receipt of their entire Stuck at
SPRING URY GOODS,
which, having been purchased much below heretofore paid
for similar gnd viii be offered pnnctua and cash
dealers such terms cannot fail Ia ensure sales.
The attention o classes u purchasers particularly
invited examination of our Stock, Will olcf mem
bargains in handsome styles u Goods they have rry or
perhaps before with.
Richmond March, I05--im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01
qb@

=. NEAT AND COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE WANTED
: h advertiser wishes fer iali family Dwelling
~ win Garden aitached, desirable mrishhorlnod ~
p-.nl p.>sr,,on wanted the Isl al April Enquire at
IA. osic~ Of the Enquirer, Main street =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01
GARDEN SEED,
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
A RTICHOKE-Green Globe
7. ASPARaGuS-t;iant or Dutch
BEANSLarge and small Lima, Scarlet Runners, Red Cram
SNAP BEANS-Early China Early Yellow, Paris six weeks,
Refugee or 900 one, Red AIarrow, Eary Mohawk
BEET-Eay Blood Turnip Rooted. Yellow do Long Blood
Yellow ana White French, Sugar, Maneel Wurtzel
BROCOLI-PlTple and White
CABBAGE-Elrly York Large York, Early SuGaroaf, d."
Baersea Late Baersea Fiat nnch bTmead Large Grnscn
Drumhead SAVOY, Green Curled Savoy, Red Dutch
CAUIIFIOWER-Early and Late
BRUSSELS SPROUTS
CELERY-Wh= Solid
CARROT-Long Orange, Long Scarlet, Early Horn, Altering
CRESS-CurIed or Pcppergras,
CUCUMBER-Eary Frame, Early Cluster, Long Green Cher
kin fnr Picking
CoRN-Eary Sugar, Early Tuscarora
ENDIVE-treen Curled
EGG PLANT
KALE-Green Cured Scotch, Rape
LELK-Larse Scotch
LETrUCE-Rnyal White Head Ice, Brown Dutch, Early
Cured Sicsia, White and Green coss
WATER MELON-Fncs kinds
MELONS-(rcen CiIon, Nutmeg, Pine Apple
NASTURTIUM-
MIlSTARD-White Medicinal aud Brown
ONIoN-Slver SKIN Yellow Dutch, Early Red
PEAS-EXira Early Warwick, Early May. Early Frame, 10
Charlton Blue Prssan Dwn Maowfa,, bishops Dwarf FRO
life
OKRA-
PEPPER-Cayenne and Squash
PARsNiP-Inng White, Gurnsey or Dutch
PARSLEY-Fine Curlcd
RIiUBARD-Undulated for 'ras
RADDiSII-Long Scarlet, Short Top, Long Salmon "hlt
Tump, Red Tnrnip, II ack Spanish
SALSIFY-or Vegetable Oyster
SPINACH
SQUASiI-Early Bush, Orange Varied Yellow Crook Neck
TOMATO-Large Red and Yellow
TURNfP-Whi,e Flat Dutch, Red Top, Large English, Nor
folk, Rnta Raga
ment WILLIAM PALMER
Feb "a N-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01
iLE lyD RETAIL GROCERY, COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING BUSINESS.

HAVE a the well established stand lately ocen
nt hy Ne.>rS David Anderson, Jf, Cos co'her oil anu
M ,fe-.> m the purpose conducting tn" above named bust
m and hay. the services OF Mr. David Anderson IL,
i y. siohy late members oi The said concern Ia
Lii, . IN the rI,rru;i6n az the business From heir expert
grucers department and tae wheat trade, and my "w n
trade attention To All business
- 10 ms Arrangements satisfaction To- those who may Ia
patronage solicit return OF The old en.s
sa 9incaI customers im OF David Anderson J *
public generally am now laying IN nay STOCK
Groceries expect by thu Isl April To have my assortment
ull.le and supply orders Being very conveniently
d for forwarding goods Ia the country, particular at
f WM. ANDERSON, JR.
r....,,o,1 u,,.r ,nft l. % f00--2awiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01

NOTiCE-The franklin Manufacturing Company have APP
pointed Maddox their Agent, who Will be irnshen ~
his Store doors below the Bank Of Virginia win iarT
supply of all the varieties Of Writing Paper made at their NM,
viz: Fooscap hatcap packet post and letter Paper all w
will SELL wholesale and RETAIL NJ such PRICES as cannot ' "
satisfy public City and country merchants and cizens
generally respectfully invited to examine his siok
If their interest 10 encourage domesuc manu-"
features. RICHARD WitlIFtii.p, FresIeH..
Oct !, leil r."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01

s,TAMMERING CtREn.-Pereons afflicted with the above
- disease relieved in o three days by making
personal application 10 t. g. Briggs oil l2, and er''
few doors below lleWhg OIice.
y. H-No charge made unle.s relief obtained
s:- T.. c. Briggs viii leave this city abou, iir 23nh April
Frb g3-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01

Drtl TAVERN-TO TIE PUBLiC.--1he proprietor OF this
- establishment thanks to his friends ana the pun
generally their liberal uppcr since WAS hrs' opened "i
@ ,no nn under his mana in October, ls0 and
4 hopes II further Ia merit by making all ;lnSe who soIoufn
g BELL A. comfortable least ohc- Hotel or Man
. o Main street HAVING made no arrangements
WITH foreign delicious Soft Crab, Lobster ood-
eCS 4 cannot with popey, promise them 10 the fun
.yjag , t.y rarely obtained IN oar markets, and II
t of such Injuries would be so great 'hli lie Is
,ed at the would at See by reference Ia ne
y low p-r ,f Board would he huubng IN The extreme
PROMISE such Injuries will, therefore, only say u"
' public that efforts shall always strive TO obtain every
afford He takes TINS
uflrmn. public that ready aud VIII
ling d. r,e Them than he is when called on--and less
public patronage beyond what he eoceivcs
vopritiy than hr Is at least he VIII say, tat
honesty To- himself aud >iic. fellow hrrtlren would
ilus cater public patronage within the walls Of
eaer Hotels.
Board Tor meals only, Siso per year.
Ferdsy. ! -
1"u..un wi.hag Board hy the yea, month"; quarter,
v.|i,I do Ncl &, call aud taste for themselves.
WM ". DIX, Proprietor.
Hsr.hsi i0;-2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01

THE subscribers Inform their tend and customers, That they
receiving Their Spring Stock OF Goods embracing All
'! W won far SILK echorn panama and palm lea mats.
@ leaf aad Tuscan Bonneis, winch VIII he SOLD al
Wholesale retail prices corresponding with the times
JNU. THOMPSON X co.
49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOX April, lsia

J. G. GREGORY d Co., Managers,
Oce Man, I'd DIOR teeto c0rRrs .Uaia and lIth streets
RICHMOND, EIR6iNIA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01

NJ UriCE.-The condition o affairs places II beyond orr
extend further indulgence 10 those who are nd.bt-
ed call the attention If all VII"
teresed and particularly those wto.e balances
have been of long standing. GAY X ben Il.Ef
Mach l0r-2aw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01

DOWHATAN HOUSE-1he proprietor returns his sincere
thanks public generally, for the liberal encourage
men he has he has been engaged IN keeping the
Pow haan osc than II years, and hopes by strict
" aienin. comfort Of his visitors, 10 merit aud receive
Having in le Increased his charge n
Transfer, 81 day, OF the hi.h pric.
provisions feels his duty reduce ii 10 81 81 ia
provisions generally have aen from and after This day single
dinner - cents breakfast supper lodging 30 cents eac
PHILIP DUAL in.
En- l3-.!m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01

,NiLflAM f. RITClllE, ATTORNEY law R,ehmVad. "a.
w Office for the present with Dr. Richie Main street above
lr Banks. Feb. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01

| For sale by ~ :, ,o,, p,.,a
| l00--tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01

- LEDGER the iu brother Ariel, Lance O'Keey, &c,
aad al Mr. DAVID Ms Stable this Spring, III the county
Ne ,,bsnaile, $ mi.ei North Of Charlottesville W. l.. w.
'ia!cb y lQT-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01


br drawn al Alexandria Va Saturday, the 10Th Ap', loi2
Sp'caG,d Scheme.
,,;,. nj en- 0uuI nri,r Of S5G0G
lOur y rrizc. Of 1900
Coo 80 zoo
4
c,,i1c,, -, pnct no. If - Wrol, Tickets sl3l 90
H. " Ln u IIa,f d. Is 90
nn do - Quarter do. - -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-01
TEMPERANCE.

We copy the following article from the Ma liSnn
Reiormer, the new Temperance paper recently
noticed by rs. 1t is one of the most sensible at
ces we ever read in newspaper Of that description.
The d,GereHce bciceen leading and dririRS.-
What marked difference there is between forcing
men, on the one hand, 20 90 right by legal en1ci-
mcnts, and inducing them, the other. BY appeals
20 their better Judgments their Of seifres2ect
and thcir l1hda0le ambitions, 10 do the dentically
same thing. Last spring, the friends Of Temper
ance ~ TINS city had gwen up all hope of conquer
ny tho demon by Md and peaceful means and. in
momcnt OF despair, resorted 10 the arbitrary plan
Of prohibiting the sale Of ardent spirits within the
limits of the corporation. by refusing 10 grant.
through the Council, license 10 any TO sell. Tbs
decision Of the Council, although made, apparently
IN ODE lence - the WISHES of m1jority Of the e
gal voters Of the city, created great excitement
and the Council was forced. By the expressions of
public opinion, to recede from their position, and
grant goodly number oflicenses. We were among
those. who thought this refusal of the Council
right; We thought so because We believed il would
take from many drinking man an opportunity TO
get intoNi eating drink bit we were IN error We
see II now and we think ]. no disgrace to acknow-
edge L Then these drinking mems rigti 70 drink
was iHrqded, and they drank, hundreds o. them. t.
show that they would drink If they pleased
without asking our advice or consent. During this
embargo. II We may term il, there was pc ha7s
more drunkenness IN Madison than had been W.T.
messed. a similar length of time. for many years:
but mark the change the Council rescnded their
decision. and babe il were, drunkards, satiate
themselves they ,couId not do II the law long
CT undertook TO make decent men OF them so they
concluded 10 do il themselves. II forcby reminded
Us Of Quaker. VINO entered Buckingham
Palace on business with the King without taking
of his hG' some OF the underiings of the royal
household odd him uncover; he refused the sailor
King chose 10 crafty him in MS innocent pelantry
and requested him 10 adhere To his own pccnl ar
notions OF etiquette. by sitting with his hat on;
whcreuPon the Quaker took II Off why you are
determined. j see. remarked his Majesty, to De
contrary" No." replied Obadiah, thy servants
iRraded NY righls and I resisted; thy Majesty
admits my rights and accordingly treat thee
eoIsly.
While We labor in such righteous cause, and
while sse successful in Il. let bring the bask-
et OF delc.oOs fruit every man, and hold il up.
with az ~ enchanting attractions, 20 his full view,
and tel bow rich i is bat co no, force up
On him. You may lead horse 20 water. but you
cannot make him drink" is an Cd and true adsge
bear 4 10 r,ad.