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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19
LARGE SALE OF VALUABLE BOOKS

I'm saturday Evening, Scv. 18th, ct O'Clock w, viii
% S.ose ;sni1chis large aud choice coIleetiop
~ nsN BOOKS eiab fsctng ia part Peany Magazine VI.
Wh.on Z r'cons y, vsis AersbaL's LIE Of
sSItn. vols NssSss Mosern Eurnpc 3vol, R,osyns.
rll osc2hy, vols Co5psrs S-val iI-ory vels po-ss
WORE vols p'aics, Carey. LIBRARY Chor,
z'oisi Bar,og'z Sons-;cI, Croc cotppete
.oVsis, variety, &c Half iuI bound I,iank
Bibles, &C. s''V -"u rocket
na'aieds Phy siosnomy, Class O'Nsil.y Ten Thou,.nt
ear fiuiareh's Li-o- Roin'. ient IIi.so,y 49,.
G T ceut' IIfn MaeTe Pndar. Cooper Mlon Rns.,
i-f,, &c: Wa-ang.on IrNirg, vols Bakex.Ip.
"a nahans hdEe Asas, n's aud IaIle.s
rSe.s, BOOK, Loekhari's Burns clgt Prcssents.
eesasseA h'sorieal Cyclopcdia Mite DrIn'x f,solo.x
woi HsnGaIeys Coet ByrSa Shakespeare, BuI~er
repository J, Johnson a. Walkers syo DeflonsIv Pan
ps>'sr, LAeon C~per, Pooes,s Course Of Time c Al.
oeF, fnree St5aniArds. Scottish Chiefs g.
81 dozen Gerral Silver Pencil Gases
- DO DO 60 Butter Knives
4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19
IfENfAI-E sCunnI-

TUE subscribed having enEagcd Miss SARAH TOI r. an
accomplished 1dy iruIu Phsciphis Instrucfress
o his daughters, W be fleasod 81 into his family
feE young aides, Who viii be instructed in an Tia useft
an ofnanenai branches % dnishcd female efucstton
hs 'Lt was selected ard engaged iot the sabscribsr
~ TIC Rev W John Ludlow aud the Rev. Dr y Mac
haHns o. fhia e 1hs, who furnish The unque sion
sblc tesinonJ Of her mors, a. her inclecfursi
Softh and recommend her young lady well qua ficd
"a eyery fespcct Instructor Th-schoo will open ON
ne iu Of January. 1873 css The lOh Of Dceea-
ber-thc month q August vecrficn Asthc chief object
ol Tie SCHOOL b. the cducain of ny daughters the number
n pnpiis viii be lnaed o. "a
fERMSsioo, board sod tuition IN al or any oft,o In,
fsh brtnehes Including bed washing, frc sud fghts &C.
ltiisss 1900
atsle' inciudng use 81 Piano.
alllls Niu niasn--. ..s..ss..s..- ...........-eiu
Tttvttsl WvtAsss.s ss.--......-......sss TO
rshsunock 90 Richmond, W miles the nrner snd Is
hon he latter place. The nsrhboriood aarecabo ADD
tentecl and The situation remarkable ur hcathinesa
IN TIE event 81 sckucss. however every
.cstowed with parental care snd charge fif
iessonai services, should any be rcutercd
An advance 81 eu so all be desira biconc hafof
ne tcstuc o. be ayrd tho hrs Of Iuiythe taner a. @
end % the year. Asthe teschcf cuxsge or the tcho.
o.te year a. hfh price and the uuuiber ~ pupils
81 ao"e Will be received for lees ihln,s u.onihs
JEFFERSON MINOR.
Mkfwsy EsseH eouniy, Va.
nr References made 10 tie Rev Joha NcGsifa.
60 finilp soriafue, sfd Mr Jsmss Csrnef Etsef,-
acssrs Oliver White sr.i Iahn " Des, Kinx Quecn.--
tytin fisrdani ~ fisusc, kius Niisin;N Mr. Morton
gther and Cot Robert Coo bin Csrolue;-Wihem n
fsylce, Richfnont couuty.
u1-Adsres.,he subscriber Il M'leIs Tavern, Esses.
asp ~ -cWlJW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19
IRGINlA, SATURDAY NOVEMBER 10. 49,
SECOND SUPPLY or nay GOODS

NOVEMBER. 1872.
X ,EShiSs wPea iashs !l,e s,i.slsn Of ti.nse
sns ne following GSols NOW oPene' ani which DC
Men,n Dc iAiass all priees from q cents. "a Phi IA
ana sherihe assortment Of u'eae cool. Is YER estrn
aise - 1880
sopieees rich fall an. Water sails
100 dfess hikfs, sh.~ls Scarf. Maniras an prieer
Csleoes a new a.sornesi fC.iiese. ali pr,e.- from,
70 ~ ~ ei isA,d - -PersEs waning esieoes
sone snd COED
e frr,i!"Is cissss lssnd2Oe,
shesp white and rod ti.nnels, un,sys
Servants cis' hing Of all kinds
Rec anil Whitney and negro Blankets
s.lk, cotton and woIsted Frnges
white ani eol'i Corsetf, silk and cotton Umbrellas
Stocks. Gloves and Hosiery Of all kinds
MeIino. eo.on and SIX d. awcIs and Shirts
, k hts long ani short, White AMI bhek Els attJ aud
Glove with every article TO be found the Dry Goods de
Many ofhe above have been purchased ct auction. a,
sale or retail, at " ""'''
noxA II. iENENs,
SCRIP FOR BONDS.
\NE have sl0CJ or lanes River seriD We wish 20
w change for ronds Those who have tolls 70 ta, Mi
nm ~, 20 men interest to make the eIeesnxe nonds
II ~ boxes woo,sey a woolscy's LOAF sugar
5s casks prime cheerc
no woRrHAM. MsGRUDER g. CO.
MISSES sUrEnIoR monooco q SEAL
(Cily Manufactured
PINE ofthcse error AMI be aunl shoea
iof Misses waIIauien not 10 rip, ior sale eheap.
now BURLINGTON & 90. Mansion IIouse.
TO FARMERS AND CONSUMERS GEN
ERAELl.
SUPERIOR RICHMOND MADE BROGUES.
ME have In store good 81 Re hrond made
w hiosues kurseii aud Baek, Of prime qualify which
We will sell very low. We invite Fame N and
generally, wanting heavy ru well aitiee 10 s,
Us call. ID nglIJNCTOS a on "'''
no M.n.io,. r,...,
SALr-h0 SACKS ses, Liverpool Piled salt daily en-
- pceed Eer sehr Edsnsurs, which will be sold low for
cash from the wharf "
oct 10 WI. ANDERSON IT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19
FALL IMPORTED
CHINA !, & QUJEt.El;NSWARE,

SELLING VERY LOW.
Rl lhe ship Harriet Rockwell just arrived added TO
- previous receipts an placed la POSSES OF large
~, So!sinsnd ING suck 81 QuccusvaTe AMI China.
LEHMAN, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
GLASSWARE
Also On hand a. eSensivc and Vsred assirtuest Cp
Isssu snu fiin etss, OF German, French aad Amen
stone Ware. etc. etc. 'f
aoove Goods have been purchases rsry ots rafss
ntfh ulonry aud am IL cell In Inc an 80
oldsni punetual paynE frcuds are invited I, bur
on lhs usual eFodd. WIN q HITLER.
- 1foors above tho Ueu T,Vrro
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19
THIS DAY.
BY INLoES & BROTHER.

-, no ~ SALE DArs-Ts,.day,. IVAN.
Ky Liberal essh advances will he mad. M, .x.,.,.
-S''p''"" VI coo-iA CONSUMED for public sale Wv
IN s.iuri.y aoTnsy. November lo.h eamn ..,.trx :,
soek. m trout OF store, will be sold v,riey al A.
-'hS ~. af,sie. 81 iiouSehod Furniture. In part
Wood -cat Chairs, of best civ nsks
Seds, Bedins aud Be'lsteads
Naiiof-ny bureaus 5itcbnaris S~
CITY MADE BROGUES
~ rair RuSSo; and Back city made Bro,u.. f s,.s
lnany. Also Mems Boots and shoe. mi %
'ns>ef shocs md slippers. ''"
MOUNTAIN BUTTER, &c.
IN h,,. Sooi " ,uniain butter, just received
very neat Mahogany STOW Gaze
CITY MADE BUGGY.
~ W o'clock n superior City maze nu,,.x v.,~.
anil perfectly new. SeseJ' wy nest
HANDSOME BARoUCHE.
MADE IN substantial manner and Of 6r.t 49,
suitable for family vehicle ' '-'s materials,
HORSES.
several good work and saddle Horses. .l.o .,,.-,.
ana harne So Horse teost oi25) represented being
roP BUGGY. HORSE AND Harness
lhe b'ssy - city made vehicle, ncsrI, n.~ and os
n-t AGO SUBSTANTIAL make. thu horse is pcrfeetIy .nnd
xnd genIe and moves well r'' sou"e
u.Nnsoy, Also
"a, sng g,,1E CanRlAuE, MAICA dORsEs xe
oh sAI NkDAf MORNING, Nov. I9h A. ICs o'.Ioek
We VIII sell very handsou- Carriage ara Ua,n.s -,
n't'e ussi eat IN brst coninioD: al an
p-I ~ nateh way Herses good hs,otn srn,i. 80, -,
,e 80. r.. .. oeinx superior IN every respect.
~ C-n now be examined
Also, at lie lime ! good II.ek and r.,x ~ ~
NJ Is ISiOEs a p1,.rupx
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19

m fors
~: IT, sP ENCE, AeErr
WOuID respectfully infotm his eu.to,D.,. ~, q, .
W public cenei ally, that he has iu-f esIxa, 81, @
sotic nj a" Fashionable Winier Clo,hnr "a. =,
Sh have seen pure ha-ea ihs Fall the ee~ Of PHI,
nspi. snd New Sort fpf CASH ami ma IN 49,,
IVY OF b-inore Al the fashionable establishment of -
" ore1, corner OF Market and Charlie strests 4. ,
To say any thing further. (oniy TO nnnm.r,c
pat oi M s-softnenf) as the OF ria M 10
~ Ven En wn 10 the cifizens o. Virginia
NY assortment consists la part Of
UesNcf and Pilot Cioth Frnek anil Over co.,,
Beige aud Joiayiile 10 10 DO
chh snd Cain'et Closks part ofthe ~ NeIn,o.b s,Is
srp West Of Ensisud Cloth, ID esq and Free Goat.
ncdtum 20 DO -
faataoors OF plain and fancy Cashmere various ,yle,
eni qualities s~''s'
Vests Of Velvet Cashmere, Merino, siik and Satin
Morning Gowns and Robes
Linen and Cotton shiTs
DO i.Dsofns and Collars
Flannel Lambs Wool Meiino. sh.ker Shirt. and prax
etS, ROCKET Hannk.sehefs Cr,v.s Scarf, ooer. TIE.
anu StoeEsi Oloves, -osr cncers half Hose, Ae
AL so,
samples OF the mos, fsshons5ie Cohs Cashmere. and
Ne-iigss, which will max c 10 or Ger in lie ~,
bi. manner aud At tie shortest notice
As ADVANTAGES OF the purchase Of theaa Good, will en-,
oie me 20 s-u great bargains ia CLOTHING .nd 70
selves. ", '"r,"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19
Br WILLIAMS q HAXALL.

SUGAR, MoLAssEs, wHIsKEY, COZ.
on Wednesday neIt the l6,i instant at half ras, 10 o.
wi. be soi IN iIoai Of cur auction store large
y, . hI,is Porto REQ noIssses' ''U''' "ehH'd
,0 bags gio Coffee part prime scented
eS sg S GS. 5sya !LsasGyra and 81 Domingo
% boxes % do do o''''
y boxes spern Candles
81 Ibis rsnneTs, oil no. 'E'kin'oo)
isS DO Sex YORK Whisky. OH superior
go 90 b4tia"'re d.
% bhs old MonYus.bel.Gt 10
3 DO Apple Bisna y"
10 MALARIA Wiee
3 hhds Ham bacon
i1 Kegs No White Lead
- DO EItra do do
600 90. n.;an, ,ss:s.srs9oO common do
l1 SACKS LIVERPOOL s4lf
for sssraS under sloO amount Inonts
no u WILLIAMS HAxAII, Auets.
PosTPoNEMENT.
Poeed to s1tursy e S s rain the above sale post
Wan. Auets
H sA y ESTATE ON VIRGINIA STREET.
ops on 500 , On nuesdiJ The Pad day of November All
es'Se~" Jhe tenement occupied by Mr. amt ana tbo
n5 ol NJ Thomas 90 this Lot brick rss6is
SI s9sn onnn THIS lot fronts IS feet ON Cary ST.
no 10 WILLIAMS & HAxALI, Aueis.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
A. Auciiof.
IN Thursday morning neIi, 9th inst al 10 o,ca,A =,
me residence OF Or. Cunningham in Bosheris Ro.S -,
sha sell al auction all his hous ehOld AMI F,Ir
ture-cou siSnE in gauof ui"-
Eedfeais1 Feather Bsds-Tilir Mattresses
Dhins Iablcs--Warfrobes- observation-disclosures
ChaTs-CaIpets- Maniel Glasses
he and 1ahl- Linen Blankets
hniNes2Di forSs-TeE and Table China
Glassware. &c
Win a hne assortment Of Kitchen Furniture
aonSaS.I slvv cash STU aud uPwsrds - days
no IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19
J. BRANNAN I cos

Old DOMINION CIOTuIEo STORE,
Adjoining John Earley's Union Coffee House, and
Il. IL. Jenkins Dry Goods Store, Main ST.
WE would embrace this opportunity and method O:
w making u known Ia The citizens IT Richnond.
emily aud liie state, awe cousauty Keen hand Cloth
IN of all kind and more especially and az.
rsudolfne seasons, which VIII sell reduced pTices f0T
cash. We respectfully invite all IN call inspect our
siocs, whether they want the goods All goods sold
by ~ rat so no; please every respect may 10
ard the money Teunccd
All q T.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19
BY X. Il. DICKINSON

NEGRO BOY.
Boy. ~ V ''i "Nerf negro
HORSES
Atl6t O'Clock Sl be sold several saddle and h.rn..
Horser '--'e anu harness
no RID, Aaet.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19
They most respectfully offer the following
REPEr p crs.

cEs:
R.ehzoa1,-Aossrs Kent Kendall & Atwnicr, and Capt
Rem. Sheppard Charlottesville, Allan ~ McGruder
Esg Seeffsvhis -AoSsrs Staples, Tyler 20. Loaisa
-Messrs Quarles ~ Kent. and y NJ B,sty, Esq Amelia
-Ncssra l. JcteT a Co Fitfrgnaa,- -urssrs Sbep
herds & Go. LyHetIuTy.--John NJ. speed amI William
Sutton EsIs. fSei'riokshtrg,-GabrioI johnson AM
Alexander Walker, Bsqs. OrGHge,-Messrs Sneed &
Thomson. duheysf,-wn. ~ waller. Esq Caroline
Capt Robert g.. Sutton, Daniel Dcarno:t aud William w
Tenant, Esqs. hlHg Uilid1I-Gcn. Philip Ayleu, anc
Capt Charles ~. BrsSton. ,TfHiams5urR,-Dr. Robcu
T Waller, and Mcssrs W. w. Vest a. Go an 10 irf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD
NouTHERN AND SOUTHERN LINE.
GHEITI " INnREISED EYpEnITIO

GNE.1TLf LNCREsfSED EXPEDITION!
TUE public are respectfully informed thai with the view
o. onablng Jewellers To- take advantage OF the new
Phiicphia on tbs naht ofthc day which they leave
NrhnOni thc will, aud after this date tho
Depot at Richinoud at ~ A NJ.
Travellers leaving at tis hour, reach Washington by 81
N, BALTIMORE att VI, Philadelphia course oftic
night and New YORK early the neat day, making the trip
between Hehmoa aud Philadelphia Va p, aud between
Richmond and New YORK In % hours
Afrfrfng IN baltimore % hours dirnncs Of p1essa
gre ny the Rinsr 6nd Bry B31fs and ~ Nsts York
from Ere 10 air hours before these last BALTIMORE
THOMAS SHARP,
iu2o auperin,oniant Transnort,fo,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19
FUTURE DAYS
BY r II. DICKINSON.

10 TO 90 VALUABLE NEGROES.
Tn the 21nd OF Novctnber n O'Clock Ia
hoat OF the Bell Tavern, will be sold 10 to ~ I -,
kr1es CONSISTING Of hEey young hea and Women psy,
ana Girls OF COED Character aud sold Tor no fs1h '
~ ord-I OF Messsrs. Grettsr a Pesks.
"a u'1s ID 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19
SUPERIOR CLOTHING

:, FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE.
Wa" SsTe>i, opposite Afr Duvai q ca Drn~ s,o,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19

,,,ur NMFIEA NtNDEmT.
lVE present session vii emil IttiV - fqfq A -
wesnccs may be GIed a. he rate ~ az per fsonti,
'' ", ". t. ~, .l cn.tshcc piyablc IN aivancr.
IS o. the discipline II the Sco ~ pr,~rcrs 81 a..
rsm refer 70 my nciehbor. the Hon. Wa. :. Archar
Who " ultimately acquainted With 10th.
Direct (post pslD Ek fIin 2. q. Amelia
no lS-wsN WA n UARRIsON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-04

STEAMSHIP UNICORN, Capt Douglass, left Boston
last Saturday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, for Halifax.
where her mails and passengers will be transfe rred
to the Columbia, which vessel will proceed to Liver.
pool under canvass. The Unicorn takes out pas
sengers Tor Liverpool, and for Halifax also about
Il,OOlettsrs, and bags of ne wspapers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-04

BASKRUrrcy IN NEw YoRx-Tbe Cayusa Pa
,iio, states the whole number Of bankruptcies in
the northern district Of this state down TO the
evening Of the 18th ult, At 1929.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-04

THE STEAMSHIPS The Missouri and Missss,pni
hence were passed forty miles south of Cape Henlo
pen at six o'clock Saturday morning, the latter lit
NE ahead.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-04

NlSE DAYS LATER FROM JAMAIcA.-We have re-
ceved full files OF the Jamaica Despatch TO the I2h
ult. inclusive. There appears to be no particular
news.
There had been great falling off in the prodace
Of the island, resulting from the apprenticeship sys
TEN.
specimen Of cotton, equal il is said, to our sea
island, has been raised at Aranjuez, Pan ST. An
drews.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-04

iht FUNERAL OF Charles +. Cougnacq, the color
ca apo'hecary who has occupied the store No. 80
Cha'nam street tor many years, was attended yes
ierday by about one Thousand colored persons, who
were followed by abou, the same number Of whites.
Few men Of humble life in our community have
performed more acts of kindness to the moor and
distressed of our city than Cougnacp Bv s,ric, =,
tention to business he had amassed few ,hons,ra
dollars, which he was induced to dep,si,e n ,bo
Commercial Bank, and when that institution elossd
its doors few weeks since, they swept his little ali
IN the vortex, with other moneys placed under their
charge Although not Of penurious disposition. vet
the effect upon his old age was such as to send hin,
TO eternity, martyr to corporation rascali,y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-04

BY our accounts from the West yesterday, it seems
that Rochester has become the scene OF another
Mcleod affair" by the arrest, imprisonment, and
examination Of Hogan.
The following correspondence from Rochester,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-04

Or THE WALL STREET PMNrs have expressed
great EMULATION at the row which broke up the
cent meeting in National Hail. called by those citi
zens who think that the delays Of Congress have
been produced more by faction than by patriotism
1t appears that the political clubs in New York act
in concert with the ciiqses in Congress. The
cliques there prevent any lesislation-and the
clubs here break upa public meeting. These pro-
ceedings will wake up the community by and by.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-04

PRocREss OF NJ Cd Rr PHILosOPHY-We refer our
readers to the condensed report of Professor Ly.
ellis last lecture the formation of the EARTH and
the age of the world. 1t contains some curious
ideas. In opposition to naterialism, we learn
that the clergy are beginning to move. The Rev.
Mr.. Dunbar Of the Baptist Church, has begun
counter movement o. great strength and power so
has the Rev. Mr. Pise, who carries hScks of the
pretty young ladies in his train.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-04

home.
By HoInrs-We moved in ON Thursday, LIST
May, and Mr. Tallmadge's things, 1 under:tood.
were taken away on Monday. believe that neither
Mr.. T. nor Mrs i. stad in the house on Thurs-
day night or Friday night; their goods were not
seized till the I'd or 81 Of May Mr.. Lowerre
came there every night and morniag; on Thursday
morning spoke TO him in the street. and he came
in; Questions OF this kind were objected to BY
and Jsry. Mr.. Holmes repied.]
By JrRoR-1f the Jury have any rights, 1 hope
the Court will protect them in it.
CoURr-lt is my rule to exercise patience, 20
that parties may not only have fair trial but feel
that they have had such.
HoLMEs. 1T is not to be the misfortune of Mr..
Lowerre thai, having been brought here and igno-
rant as the dead ofwhat evidence was to be brought
against him, shall not have fair opportunity OF be-
ing heardl -.., =.
Same JURoR--If were here under similar cir
cumstances, / should think II risht that jury
Of my country would hear the circumssances OF
the case, but il 10 all shoud think necessary In
this way Of asking ques tions, and going over and
again, we n be kept for no purpose. am willing
to stay here a whele week, II for The purposes Of
justice, bat think nothing more should be re-
quired. ss,-
By HoLMEs-Lswerre came one evening and
asked me to 20 up stairs with him to hold the light
do not know what he wanted; there was no per-
that was up there; l think the lock was taken of
f riday or Saturday; Mr.. Lnwerre was there, and
in my room, Saturday evening he asked me to 70
up stars ana mold hght, when dld MI and
Mrs. Tallmadse were net there on Sunday morn
ing; Mr.. Lowerre came there.
Mrs. BLAIR sworn--Was a tenant OF Mr.. Low
ere, at IS Clinton street, adjoining Mr.. and Mrs
Tailmadge. He has several houses there. The
day that Mr. Lowerrs took the furniture heard
Mr.. l.. and Mrs. T. talking in the attic, while was
standing in mine. Mrs Tsllmadge seemed to be
angry, and called him al big niger, and called him
something else. l heard crash and he came up
stairs and said "woman what are you aboutf" She
said 81 will let you know what am about" She
went into her bed room and talked for some tine,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-01-29

10 keep your clerks on a miserable sala.
ry, and wondering at their robbing you
Not to go 10 bed when you are tired and
sleepy, because it is not bedtime. To
make your servant tell lies for you, and
afterwards be angry because they tell lies
for themselves. 10 tell your own secrets,
and believe other people will keep them.
To render man service voluntarily,
and expect him to be grateful for it. TO
expect people 10 be honest by hardening
them in Jail, and afterwards sending them
adrirt without the means Of getting work.
To fancy thing is cheap because low
price is asked for it. To say man is
charitable because he subscribes to an
hospital. To arrive at the age of fifty,
and be surprised al any vice, folly or alb
surdity your fellow creature may be gull.
ty Of To vote for q candidate at an cleo.
ton because he shakes hands with your
wife and admires the baby.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-01-29
GLORIOUS PROGRESS IN ONEIDA.

Extract Of a letter from E. Il. Johnson
Esq. 10 the Cor. Sec A. T. S. dated "Romt
Nor 2lst, 1871.
"Dear Sir--Since my letter to you oil
the 23d October, have delivered sever
al addresses on the subject Of Temper
ance, and am happy to say to you that
the progress of the good cause in all this
region, wherever an elior: is made, is
truly onward. The star of the reformed
inebriate is in the ascendant, and trust
it never will go down until every poor
wanderor is reclaimed and saved. have
had the pleasure Of addressing meetings
at the following places, and always with
great results. At Western, obtaining zoo
pledges, though very stormy night, at
Sherburne, 83 pledged, one notorious
dTlnkard; at Smyrna, l0-one drunkard
and one hard ,cider drinker. Here are
60 drunkards yet to be saved At Sher.
burne again, II pledges, and another
drunkard. The society here number ITO
members. At Western again twice,
receiving 80 and 40, and rescuing one old
nebriate So years Of age-in all 257
pledges; and l cannot but believe Joy and
gladncss has been carried to many an inc
brate's dwelling.
"The effect Of the Temperance reCor-
nation was most signally displayed at
our late election. In this village and town,
never have witnessed 50 much order at
the polls Not single temperance man,
to my knowledge, but what stood firm; and
he quiet and good order excited the oh.
Seryation Of all. At Western il was The
same; and so in every town in this region
from which have heard The landlord
where onr election was held the last day,
and where we polled nearly 500 votes said
he had not received as much money at the
bar as he did on ordinary days. At an.
other place in town, where the election
was held half day, where dollars have
usually been spent for liquor, the land
lord Informed gentleman who was there,
that this year he received only five shi-
Iings for liquor.
Zone of our principal grocers bought
no liquor this fall for his store. Another
said that his trade had fallen off one
third in the last six months.
"ThoSe are good tidings, and show that
The cause is.onward; and if we but hold on,
and in kindness strive to win over the lost
and ruined ones around us, beiive ere
long we shall triumph, and Total abai-
aehce from all that can intoricate' will be
Inscribed on every habitation in our land"