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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18
TOSOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS.
-H.5-YUE4CToRY, I
an EarsB En -

-AfSUF-3CTORf( 5b0ve CaLLSHAM Street
I6O North 9Th ST PhtIadeIphia.
FENHE finished and Offers Tor raa
IL Vehicles OF the fahisa, such
double single Roekaway and 'ayan Wagons of
CAar Slkps Y0rk Wagons, with without Ge
WHICH he will dispose Of the reasonable Az desc
Of Vehicles made order and TO be Of the best
terials and workman,hip.
Southern and Western Merchants wishing purchase
above requested call and before purchasing
elsrwhe
An Voc coming aanufaeiory for
year.
1 Having received the SILVER MEDAL, being the highest
awarded Exhibition OF Franklin Institute
for the superiority CT workmanship his line which
four wheel GOaHte that will be sufficient
daiion for the super nriy Of his work.
Gee ID WILLIAM DUNLAP,
100 North Finh street, above caIowhlL Phil ,deiphia.
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NUMBER l19.
To ranuEus. corSr,,y ,,r.u,u.,

"FAHnEHs COUNTY, mr:RrEa,r~.
AND OTHERS
ys,sr .... nedse',an at Pe",s-nna,y store.
re-efi-s W ,a'e crdsr u eo.rL : now a.. 4, "A
n fer AZ r-cuces --ies.-T y 10y -" W "
in-. ''' wv WV" 'er . c'efh-
"' SAa. plain ant sri9cd a--y for wcnen. .htA,,r
-, IN 81 - for ta! puFehasers:
200 he W ready rsA, Ke.--y Coz, w
IOO pairs do do PAM,
ScoO pieces Brog ~. with a I.t,, ..-,,,,..., =,
ss1cs quail 30 any u he nnarteL : T'"' '"1 -"s
Con7.ie fss % Wagon aapes. iva bo, ~rh s,,,, 40
Nsson Hafnsss : pouions 49, ~ ~
"s-antef A-r-. very sgp.rior '..-''. l
-" WI a. Pans va at bsss, Re1iz.r,,ors v.ris. ,.s
sns ~ rsnnaen'ay very article nf BUR Mn.
DE aeov- are ofs-ed y-fy ace omuoau,< ,.,,,. - -
eha-e VIII do vel TO cal P.at,nrary ar Ar , So ~
". sns"' eadins To aayo's Bridge. wv ~
= 70 Jvs. SPOTS. as-m P.ny.
sMBoAT AND sAIL"OsD LINE To
nALTinoHE VIA PINEY POINT
yNHE In'hc ARE he-. by notified thai ,h.. .l,v..
IN - WI Se S1seaa-st efth- instant, eu.
-, IN etssne e'n "a srrifE when win 10 run tr,
N'sNy OF dairy " Il patforaS- a oatt Justify A. - -,
" sHARP srSnt rrsn- pnratcn-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18
FARTHER SUPPLY.

BOOTS AND SHOES Wholesale and Rctau-
Very ChcnPi
PG Schooner Lowell from Boston. tho sinh
- scribe, has rcerve additional supply n Hoo,. n Shoes
which added n his Stock so on id rra!srs h aorrsp
much moe extensive az sirahr which respectful in
v~s TIE attrIton "a Cuuaiy Ne purchasers DIV
wh tho ssree that g1-y the very ,ue-t prices
Anaazsi iAo-c Jus, received the foroslnr. vm
hehs extra heavy thisk r. CRED Bfozars-ycty rune
10 m'dium ard ow priced peEged Brugahs
DO heavy stiteh'd aof Brosans
DO lined add bOuzd sewsd Bfczans N I9
TO d. 40 ptggcd do ~
10 Eout CllissinseEsd Boots
DO % Seastn % 60
Won ne Lettber FeFsci wers4tO9
10 Cousin Bussns
Eoy's stout Caliskin ssStd arosans
Do thick pcsgei BroFans
Also fesh suppy q naH Truaks-su sse.
ESQ N, - w.r ~, -,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
CHANGE OF HOURS AND FARE.
One Dollar TO Portsmouth 81 Norfolk,


FIVE DOLLARS THROUGH TO BALTIMORE,
BY the James River and Esay Esoats.
E,t-SzSIas1. The swift and comfortable boats Cur
-1-S'a- Peek ami ALICE, Captains John Davis and
Bough, leaves the wharf Rockets B every morn
ing Suniys excepted at ooek for Portsmouth, Hook
and iiet oue ofte Bay Boats anp'oa Roads Baltimore
O'Clock.
Reiuin the Curtis Peek leave Kafflx alter
na'e evtTy Hosans Sundays O'clock meet cfc
OF tic ay Boats iscn Blrsoc, and touch aIn-s
The river -"irg and returning.
Passengers gong fToU Rehsrd Teorstug b. Oh
and hnfo table whAye dna splendid scrn-ry
on James river about Hampton Road Portsmouth, Norfolk Zip
Rap and Od 20 m Ccmfor, aEd BALTIMORE O'clock
the next morning, without os OF eep
many routes lsavtns there that morning and
ington City TO bnakast; Gays BALTIMORE
and return that evening at O'Clock in the
Pesburg the neat evening by O'Clock Richmond BY half
past o'clock; making trip Baltimore and back 70
Richmond in less than three days
Passage and Pare from Richmond Pcerbug to or from
Portsmouth Norfolk. breskfast ineuded) 81 90
Passare and Farr from Reh Petersburg
ba;imoe G rcakfast and dinner the River Roats
supper and lodging onthe Bay Boats ne!udsd) sS 90
Oe y dAsKlNS LIBBY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
no. IO2.

KEEN " CO
NM receiving supply u Ready made Clothing for
w Fan and Water wear consisting. in part, Of
Pine and medium Beaver oveTeOAu
Do do DO Ftoek Coats
Extra French do overeoats
DO black Cas- Froeks, style
Tweed do do do
Do Casss Sacks, all prices
Double Miled Tweed. do
Tweed Sack Ffoeks something
Plain brk Cas- Pants, good quality
French Doeskin do. do
Cord 90. great variety
Pine Cloth Dress Coats under way
DO French Froek do
First qualify cord Satinet Pants
DO do mind do do
No. Sat Seafs brk and cold
Black and eold Crayats
New style Neck Ties
Silk, satin, velvet cloth merno and other Vests.
1r We have n No. Cutter and make garment up
the shortest notice, and warrant good tit
KEEN 4 co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18
GEORGE EARLE, nercnan, Taller

NO t15 CHEsNUT STREET, PHILADELPBIA
As constantly on hand his store, on
poste the ssate House, Of
E1ssh cohs Css.neres and vesn, per lAs ar-
" lie eonduets the cabhshneEt Of .ndn,
no garments out Of hisore but quality apd n
mus That be harso hong enjoyed the CIV on, In ,h e
ard throughout the UnIon He Respectfully .o.. al
fenuetnen Ssns The city any
orucs entrusted TO him. Ia superior style At orer e,
The q ne qualify be had es.y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18
CHEAP! CHEAPN CHEAPII!
ANOTHER SUPPLY. ~

5 L. p L NJ b + k 24rH, 1876.
w T. are now opening another supply of Boots
and shoe, suiahle TO- the FALL. TRADE houzh,
np IRON IRE nanufseiures. Mens h-a
p eyed Boots to ~ 10 to "a Meas prime ,ewed war
"o iarse srre made Gentemens double .ocd
warf poof boo' nailed ADD 'ewed bottom Gentle mems nne
Nat ores boots vefy cheap Gehsm-ns ea
quahts henssrd eoys tp munroe, sz-, H. 10 ~
70 H. 'ey cheap LADIES' fine calf sbses large re-.
ios' me seal seh WskEE Shoes
tusd made broad won.n,' -ewed and rs.
roots AMI s'e al zas Cheap. We have
so 70 the seD iest merchants returning North
sn ey confess thai they much than hey eo-d hy
he 10 fnheslphl OF New York We respeetnTy
shan want 81 Boots shocs hey bouzh,
70 e@haIa see thm fom Iorg Shoe bu-
sness our faeic for buying oye ar. far
superior 10 ose that have been engazrd ,hort
ue-oolrg large Retail business give
sues Is ny may want AL STICK before
ynu Guy rUrNEY 4 WATTS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18
NUNS " CLARK'S PIANOS.
whatarotherequisites ola good PIanor

What arc the requisites al n good PianOf
M ANY persons in purchasing Piano Forte,
1'A suffer themselves b. guided by appearance
terror polish OF the the loud
judge takes asceTt,R that he purchases
piece Of cabinet unin but substantial
cal Ustrument.
good Piano should be
quality Of toueihe touch GIT AMI
ton OF It's and aiiogsther neither loud
month";. becomes harsh and wy contrary,
require several OF before
loses that peculiar mu sourd "a by thickness
soness Of the leather the hammer which strikes tn string
These are The requisite. OF really good Piano
The snbscr Der has been during whe
dy Of music and particularly OF
has teen for IS siy teaching no Rchord
has also siree beerng gaSed the sale ofthe
his attention 10 its frnauon tuning
with IN" eAtet consequently he
judge OF the merits OF Fer and purchasers buy
OF him feel assured that they will have good
p- An Pianos sold by him considered
eet be returned should tire purchaser peri ely satisfied
with his purchase. ... Dill.
@ Piano packed with and forwarded despatch upon
receipt OF an nrdeL r. II. TAYLOR,
Dea,er in Piano Fone. Mu.ie and Musical Instruments
- 30 100 Main Of opposite the Ranks.
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step over and take Tea.

a l64, Main ST, can he found a fnij asso,t-
- = mei OF every virery of TBAs FROM the HON. - -, ~
% "a tomf any--tbe oNest Ikrse rs,. 49,. nv,
ases ~ onHqnsner one halG aA5 one round sna
- iotn ne air With i'm lie ~fapy Of lead IN, Vim -.
iIesh IN any climate ,nd FOR Ieprth Of tir, Ira.
- .ir we s1Se yeaisz Ct rs naise -I,or-su, MI,
,,s- 49, .e eh'ee,t qualities grown HoHaaa E.
IN tbs county ----T-' H-Aek lea sod
80 :. ate fod eH' IS 10 20 ar D. Than The u.ea,
- an, u ertre sais'ato gyen a. money win
comfy slirr, and sE ia ehoiee 10 a. viii
rnf N snf al vartts packages An ora,,s-
'o are BY The eLest = tes &c.
'e $50 iot sae Wooiaey wooseys scan refined Io,f
Euyra cohses. - - nESpy :, ~. 1850, H,o and La
AL t..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18
New Goods this diay Received.

TX ZEN IL co. have now the largest stock Of
~ rod ready made Cohirg exhibited tbs CIV and
are Offering great Inducements -asb Custcmr which h
ey can fully prove By eahipg hav. now tine To-
lowing foods among sioe which and
most called for AMI which have taken pains hav.
nIhc IN the substantial ana bl.eL ~
ooahhe eteastsd SACKS heavy Coats pr
ane mseinn tweed husns Coat. black aney
Ans erio Ne-nss Of an qualities. and DR..
saspeDdsr> sear Gbove- Casa, Of which ~. , .H
seeh pee' as the same qaay goods any Sor
&C % KEEN Co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18
FALL AND WINTER ADVANCEMENT


between Richmond and Norfolk. Portsu,onI,,
Old Point Comfort, Ac a Port WaIthalI
FARE REDUCED TO IS Gen Il, INCLUDING MEALS,
kIENtiE public is hereby notified, that
Il the quick and beautiful steamer AuGUs-
IA which ~ IN Tie complete order and uxbt
line and uhsirpasses her is now r-uinr he
tween Port Wahhah and Norfolk with toe Cas- r
hiehraond and Petersburg tie 0E Of cay lr
dag
rsssenEers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS
aud FRIDAYS, atSt A. Breakfast the Augusta. and
arrive At Norfolk about O'clock, p Returning tie Agus
leaves Norfolk at NJ on TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and sA
TURDAf passengers beaksng and arriving Al Pom
Wathal al half pasi ~ NJ and Richmond p. NJ
IL VIII be perceived from the above comfortable and
er2edous lire visiting on business The
opportunity q uansaetng and returning by o. neIt
moIhing 40 IA to be absent from their only
The huEus'a viii stop the James River
lake in and put out travel points on the ver
where a signal is made.
Tao pubic assured the dstesrn patton Of IN.
rropeorsto keep This line permanently accommodate
travellers between RICHMOND and Norfolk manner and
at Tie lowest
For further Information tickets freight apply Depot
the Richmond and feeTsbsTS Railroad Company to the Ticket
Agent. or
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18
GORDON 81 SKINKER,
OFFER FOR SALE

GORDON u SklNKER,
OFFER FOR SALE
IN HHDS. 81. Croix, Porto Rico and Orleans
wv Sugars
IS boxes and bbs loaf crushed and PulVerEed Sugars
25 boIes and bags Havana Sugar
SO hhds Moias-es, part prime
30 half bbls Sugar house and Orleans MoIasses
$50 bags Rio. LaEuira and Java Coffee
bales Mocha Coffee
2S half chests Gunpowdet Tea, part vey superior
hAfehests Black do
Tea in and l3b. bOIes
900 sites Sole Leather
500 lbs Shoe Thread
los bcI-s Sperm n Tauow Candies
10 bags Pepper aud PDehio
10 bags Ginger
geo kegs NaiL
$50 bags Shot
so kegs "DuponIs" Powder
300 eams Wrapping Paper
Cap ard Letter Paper
500 sacks Salt
Cheese in casts and boIes
200 don Red Cords and Leading Lines
IS dor Painted Buekes
so doz Brooms
5000 Ibs Bacon, sides, shoulders and hams
so bags Feathers
200 Nova Scotia 0'indsfones
Glass sXiO and iOrI2
Sperm, I'll and Tanners oil
Co,ton Yarns, salpeire, Copperas Alum
Indigo, Madder starch Wick Irvine, &C. &c.
jRON-lO0 Swedea, English, Tfedcga Country
PrsnE nearly an slzei round, fat ard square
Sheet Ifon Man Rods
STBEI-hmerlcan and English Blsered
MAYORS Cast and Shear stceI
TIN PLATEs96T botes Tin Plate IOIit 1890 and i2IIe
CoPPER-9oOO lbs BraEiers', sheathing and Bolt
1000 lbs Wire assorted siLes, from No. To rs
Zinc bar and sheet Lead, &e 6e soI3
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VOLUME SO.
Rifbrnuma Dailp ;tpbia.
T X M S

RICHARD II. TOLEIR, Editor.
WYATT M. ELLIOTY, Associate Editsr.
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ssN FOR NEW ORIEANS.--Thes splendid
s1[ BsrGue BACHELOR, Ca1t. Hiram Horton viii sail
fO' tie above dissa;en pa having upero
Communications tPpy The Cap:ais board, Ludlrms wharf
HASRISS & LIBBY,
DAVID CIRRIE.
10 CUAS T WORKMAN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18

.ssN FOR BOSTON.-Isr YEssEL-The re.
saax guRr picket sebr Il. THOMPSON Capt wiJan raw
ing Porono her engaged will have all possible dispatch
For baian:e Of freight Psssage apply board
II RANKIN & NIIlTLOCK
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18

Oh DOZEN Painted Buckets. daily expected
~ Ter sehr :. ~ ThonFsor. ard ~ s4t b.
NJ RANKIN 4 WHITlnCK.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18

eENlrENTIARY LlNSEYS. 81. 7-s and
n ~ Peni-entay I.ns-,s AZ -. :, 80. . "iu
sale veiy oJS to close. &. d. - 80 ''"' '"'
o. % KENT kendall. & ArHsrER-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18

,rsss NOR NEW YORK. The superior regu-
ELL lat packet s,hr GREESwAY, Capt. G w Couch
having ih agr portion OF engaged
patch For remainder OF freight page having supSrior
eommodations Apply on board at Ludam's wharf,
noII HENRY FISHER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-18

4
n packet schr UNION, Capt Hughes WI be disraici
edin few days fT height ptsase hayrE
tons apply on board to mister, IN The D5ek or
no HENRY FISHER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-21

son allowed time to speak to you for myself nor to
remark upon the servile spirit Of some in own Sute
who quite eager to follow the ignobe lead There
is time for all things Dot to those in North Carolina
leave to say word in which they are Interested as
much as can be- How happened il that another demd
cratic Senator openly denounced this very bill absurd
disgusting and unfit to be touched and he
tced by party censuresl How did it come about that
another democratic Senator debate averred most en-
for revenue WAS without excuse" and not word of
complaint was made against hint Whence was it that
democrats of Virginia voted against the administration
upon the resolution OF notice to terminate the Oregon
OF fealty to the party tho administration And bv
what influence was that South Carolina democrats did
the like and they went unreprovedl Whence happen
ed that democratic Senator refused to vote for the
Mexican war, and still he good party and ad-
mnisation mani And that other democratic Senators
voted against amendments to the independent treasury
reported upon the Recommendation of the admnisa-
on and declared by the Secretary to be indispensable
to his getting along and yet they treated
and loyal. without any open reproaches1 And, more
have denounced the President for the Oregon treaty
and openly charged him with fraud, deceit and hypo-
crisy, and still they remained very excellent fends
Of this administration, and received censiiresl But
Senator from North Carolina. who enjoyed the person
al confidence of the President than any other,
supported his administration zeaousy, and, may
say moro SUCCESSFULLY than any other single Senator
has done-an early, intimate, unfinchng friend who
brought to his support his heart well his head,
all he had Of both-has been denounced and slandered
his seat in the Senate into your hands, than
late his conscience by voting for Of legis-
lation or disturb his friends by resisting it. Such
the undsniable facts; look 20 to their meaning.
Your friend and countryman,
WIN. II. HAYWOOD, Jr
WAe (Ur Ann
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-21
Incidents, &c. OF the War.

The citizens Of Augusta, Georgia, are about to present
to Gen. Twiggs of the u s. Army, sword, as tes
monal Of their appreciation Of his gallant conduct in
the battles Of Pao Alto and Resaca de la Palma on the
9Th and 9th Of May last"
Col Bsknap told that during the heat Of the first &C
tion he sent mounted servant TO the to get him
caret-as he returned Gen. Taylor was near and
he called him up TO take drink While the servant was
opening the wine, ball and killed horse and ser
want, and smashed the bottle to atoms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-21
Naval Intelligence,

public vessel will be despatched from New York Il
Chsgres in few days Letters for the Pacific sent 4
the care of Captain II. stringham, commandant navy
yard New York, during tho present week, will b.
forwarded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-02
Religious end nIornl.

PROGRESS OF INTELLIGENCE IL lSDIA.-The
distinguished Bishop Wilson. after residence oil some
twelve or fourGeea years in India, says IN late com
popnice.ion may truly say. that the fields In India
are white already for the harvest" Nothing has
believe been like It since the days Of the apostolic
Schwartz and perhaps not them anything approach
lug IT, An outburst OF the native mind seems at hand
The diffusion Of education the striking benefits OF Euro
pesn r1edica! science the openings oil an eShsnstess
commerce on all hands the scarcely ascertaned riches
of the soil the extent and magnhcence OF the rivers ana
rupes the superb harbOrs ndentng its almost intermnh
BILE coasts the rapid increase OF settlers from GREAT
Britain end America the security OF person and proper
,y the unsuied purity Of our Jurisprudence the number
of Offices thrown open TO native merit the railroads con-
templated and almost begun aud the Incredible rapidy
Accommodation By steam, uniting the whole word rs
IL we're into one family bringing on crisis III
the native mind favorable TO the introduction OF
Christianity"
TIE BIBLE IN CHINA.-ln confirmation OF former
intelligence correspondent of the Bible Society writes
from India On the 9Th Of last June, dinner was given
by the East India Company. Sir Henry Pottinger was
present and among other thngs stated that he had Pc
FUSED late edct by the Emperor of China wherein the
Emperor informs his subjects that he had heard read TO
him extracts from book entitled the holy Scriptures the
purport OF which appeared TO him to be repetc with var
tuous precepts and SUCH likely to do good that it
book OF virtue, and with this conviction, he recon-
iuended 1t to the perusal of bis people and gave them
permission read it. and act agreeably TO their own
desirea.'"
HARD TINES FOR ToFERs.-In most OF the towns
Of Connecticut topcrs literally deprived OF the means
Of getting drunk The law utterly forbids the sale OF
wines or spirtuous liquors. In either large small guam
t,ies except by lcense from the Board of Commission
ers In most Of the they refuse grant licenses.
In Ncw.Havcn and New London none but npothecaries
licensed and they required to keep record of
I'll they sell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-02
PAPER HANGIN GS.

HOWELL 4 BROTHERS, Manufacturers and Import
L Of Paper Hangings, having opened In New-Yors
city br snch OF their Ph.ladephi Establishment would
respectfully call the attention Of the citizens Of Newly orS,
and wanting goods in their line, 10 their extensive
assortment of Paper Hanging Borders Fire Board Prins
Curair Papers, aad A other articles Ia their line of bust
having received from The Institutes for the Enoou
sgemeu; Domestic Manufactures, IN The cities OF New"
York Phadelphia and Bostoo. Silver Medals for the
nor manufactures OF their goods latter themselves That they
can sell better article The money than can be pur
chased elsewhere.
FRESCO PAPERS.
The Subscribers would particularly call attention 10 their
large assortment Fresco Papers Tor Parors and Column
Papers for Halls. Public Rooms, Entries &c sc.
Also, Curtain Papers article fer windows.
Psp-ring of Rooms Halls &c promptly attended TO by
careful worrmen.
Country merchants and city dealers will find to their ad-
HOWELL I BROTHERS. No 1877 Broadway,
2doors above the City Hotel.
a lot OF Drawers and Shelving for sale above.
10 jtueod-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-02

A UNITARIAN AT MEANWHILE, PA Unitarian
Church and Theological Seminary have been es-
lnblished al Meadvile. Pa. by wealthy old gentle
man by the name of Huidekoper. He is a native OF
Holland, and was for many years the agent of tho
Holland Land Company and finally purchased all
their interests In TINT region. VIC learn by letter
TO the Somervilc Wing. that his efforts 10 promote
what he conccives ia be the true doctrines OF the
Bible, have resulted in the formation of church
embracing many respectable families in the place.
He has also founded Theological Seminary. with
professorships, which numbers 90 students,
ibis being only the second year since its commence
ment. Mr.. Huidekoper has son who devotes his
whole time and substance TO the education OF the
students. He is comparatively young; has made
The "tour Of Europe" has collected large amount
Of information, and is very devoted TO his new vo-
cation He is OF the Professors in the institu-
,ion and besows all his labor gratuitously. There
are besides churches at Meadville in II population
Of ooon viz Presbyterian, Episcopal ! Baptist,
l Methodist aud Lutheran Allegheny College,
also located there, belongs TO the Methodist Church
There is also State Arsena! there, we'll supplied
with arms, including III brass pieces OF Flying Ar
tillery recently added by the Government, Mead
vile is within 10 miles OF Lake Eric.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-02
THE TRIBUNE.
FORGIVE AND FORGET.
BY THE AUTHOR OF PaovERBIAL rHILosoPl

ny THE AUTHOR OF PRovERBIAL PHILOSOPHY
WHEN streams of unkindness as bitter gall
Bubble up from the heart TO the tongue
And Meekness Is writhing in torment and tLraii,
Bythe hands Of Ingratisude wrung-
In the heat of injustice, unwept and unfair
While the anguish is fostering yet,
None, none but an angel of God can declare
II now can forgive and forget
But if the bad spiri, is chased from the heart,
And the lips are in penitencc stepped,
With The wrong 40 repeDted the wrath viii depart
Though scorn on injustice were heaPed'
For the best compensation Is paid tor Ell H.
When the cheek with con,riion IS wet
And every one feels i; Is possible sti
A; once to forgive and forget
To rorpet7 Ii is hard for man with mind
However his heart may forgive
To bio; out all perils and dangers oehina'
And but for the future to livei
rben how shall it be 7 for al every turn
Recollection the spirit VIII iret
And the ashes of injury shoulder and burn
Though we strive to forgive and forget
m. besrken, nv tongue shall the riddle unseal
And mind shall be partner with heart,
While thee TO thysef bid conscience reveal,
And show thee how evil thou art;
aesnember thy foes, thy sins, and-ihy crimes
How vas. is that infinite debt
Ye, Mercy hath seven by seventy times
Been swift to forgive and forget.
Brood not ON insults or injuries old.
For thou art Injurious too
Coun, not the sum ill the total istold
For thou art unkind and untrue:
And IL all thy harms are forgotten, forgiven,
y Now meroy with justice is met,
Oh who would not gladly take lessons of Heaven,
Nor learn 10 forgive and forget
Yes. yes. let man when his enemy weeps,
Be quick to receive him friend;
or thus on his head in kindness be heaps
Hot coals-;o refine and amend:
And hearts that are Christian more eagerly yearn'
AS nurse on her innocent pet,
n ycr ling thar once bitter to penitence turn
And whisper Forgive and forget