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powELL's HOTEL.
81 An Omnibus viii be- IN attendance 70 convey Ii:ssn-
tie i!nn, on the arrival ni he cIff. I en-. -
UxIDj HOTEL. AT R;:.EuUID. EA-
on LEANI.

yESE abny. Hotel il r rent II situated IN Tie c al
rroy AT the cornc! N1io and !yi 7!'rti- gaze n'"
t. - cuhIrrtlrl ''t '"''f"" "
IT, I).,r,ts nf thr Uin.i!le and Central l'it Roads
Tho IIn" ,"rrushi' altered tnd ar"i a"'H ~" va"
~ = nw IN the mos, perfect urrr u :ta decomposition" '4a
10 my o.ar Hotel 10 ,+ rily ani pTr+"!t= itl't''s
~ any - ra~aCr IN ll";rl kceilH.
! t!,I!s Increasing Ia ""t.th hi.' N'l' 80 ~
nan nC ihis Ilc n, arni the city whore hnSnr- u -"oh ."
recommend, IL 10 those who may wish 10 c;snte III me hhsi'
b,u-c ~, ,lr
desire they iuchds" al OF
w i'm n the turniturc which mostly lcT ana ~ e"d or"
The rent III be rris"nt's To GOOD lena. i''''' "i
t', -, ~ " -, "e " 4: GDDiN RicEmnni. Va
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Af;W BOOKS JUST OUT.
4 ELS ORH NE rlIE STATE JE NEW NONk: hY John

= bUVIAS
5sIS DRY OF f!E STATE DF new YORK: BY John Ro
mss Bro 'h"td. vi. 10, al Octave sol pa.rsS3
TIL" Complete Wrss Sanue; Taylor C"ed.c with Intro
tGo Esay his Philosophical and Theological opinions c.
Ees p. Professor ~t,a,, IN vuluIi"s-yo = 81
lv the scotland AND English Princes connected
Win ne regal Great BtaI by Agnes Strickland
lis
p.s, GusA Tale by Julia Kavanal vols Paper IS. vol
tuj.$t
w rc" c!t!s,o Youhg Men About Town with the Prose
a. oltl Par.Is; by ". VI. Thaekeuy-5o cts
|c::e CUer Hell. author % 'lhirley" Jane Eyre" sc
Pap. 81 L 9th 20
he tasa Squire; by p h.nion Myers, author oil Bell Bran
ION Is cents
II: rSo Merchants Solvent and lnovct by r. Arthur
-tE-uit
F'r-as D., g. VI. WEST Il BRO.
Mad No and g. Exchange.
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LOTTERIES.
STEhi'TDG:S OFFICE.
tCTU FOURTEENTH STREET. NlCuMul

STRhTrOa.s OFFICE.
siGs,. suUTn Observation-Disclosures
Drawn Nos Of p.lsware, TX "a 50, March, :,
Hall licSc', Nos o. ,, ,,c>
pay * ~ r. Il 's ~ i ~ i 81 81 5 70
Scheme, Sortne sre.H
mueia""ie tAt'" No q. c"''''' ' = ''4
TuESpAY-prIaw.,. N, s. Capital s.cn,t - >"-., il
WEDNESDAY -pcraw.rs.No 50 cAr''a' $3.50" : s"s u
TRsnAY ,siaware.rx,ro 500 carr4's7 30 'SSO"
y IiT s., "" . car's s"o i N"s L
fswn 30 = Coijtalslsno - Nus, - awu
II . ,rSK r warc Na - Capital s:"u = Nos i.
nnycr,arr teerreIs"my lie, a 81 cs ssaers,
NJ Tue o,rt aPr"ui n what as brtn neutrality-suspicious.
| cnm,arrs.uucreas. thc nuIbr' sold audrai!ry ne.
or Packages Certificates Packages
the .ana ec Ioi;crcs Sbc rromptiyasndcC
y. STRATTuh lichlnoEi "a,
rdTHTEHsf sr hoTrEi 1 ~. oFk 1:.sss ~
10 ! '; 81 l6 SIS : Is 4 = &; $ i l.
5! q 10 . 5 :. 90 50 ! 70 = , e
PAYS e Is " u t;S? - Il IS 81 i6 -
- schemes Tor tnn Week. - ,,r,,
" num- Prizes Is Not Tssts
WEDSESDAE-I: Delaware Class No % Caii
gnuu. GE0 1000 3i>g, .,Nh 81 ~ l,v,t,
A. - Nos IA ricKcI- S1slarcs pr"porttun
T1hr Delaware STAT, Lottery Gart 80 Cai
,a 81, u 7nu. On 2tj, u, ~ al 1901 &c - Nus IL
Irlw Tickets Sl-sud'rs ia Iruinr,Inu.
State Lottery ass No - = ti'.hS
sis 90 am @G! 2tnuj t,ud - N"A, !" iri"n
Tickets Si--siarcs III proportion.
StrIRn,T-Thc Delaware State Lottery Class 9-CIitala
S5nMn 9 WA, TO- it, II ~ % "l li.r' &C - Nos,
Is sPEyp 5SSf IoirEv FOX 5iTTRT3y MARCH,
Tie Delaware Lottery Gas. g. cap!1s o'!' 1850
III ~ LOCO, the lowest hrrc
her rizrs - SOS. drawn. Ticscs s-sarc5 ~ l'r"Tounn
S lhs tboyc Gregory MAUI '"tecsu i
iI.rcarc day rary2 " ios2e"r
will the ucs prom Intention an! rdTnssoi-
. wi, :r,lucs"i
y ChsDgc II hour SAFES lose ~ the A'if "otclleth
irawlne r sane evening by
telegraph. -, ,,.,--.-,, /. -, .r,..,... ,.,,-.
O'Clock rrrc al Tickets
10! . -,.' i,iar. THOMAS LAMBERT.
one " ~ No 3 Exchange Place RchIncnd,Va
vR.colsc; No i"T"ere' luck 'nndd namber'"ayn Rory
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oN,T0NY AND poErR, OF THE OLD AM

q | he me Ain an Churc'l. TUESDAY and THURSDAY EVEN
n an. ioi. al ec!urk. CHARLES WHITNEY re
professional tour ~ Europe Will 10y request
,epa Richmond hts Lectures aud representations OF every
Of Characteristic American Indian. BrI:ldn it!sas
M ,!rr- mingled with Sliaks earcan a1d other eciial'
I15- See Circulars ,,.,.,
,s- Admission Tickets be had Al The usual
and A ;he daar haII.. =
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READY MADE CLOTrY,x

UES,T
their
10 which they respectfully ask the attention he Virginia and
Carolina trade The long experience Of the senior part.
nc, in the manufacture hing enables them 10 oHer
toners something really nd"WEl. Made AK those
who wh 10 purchase examine tho WORK CUT AND FlT OF
u .,ocs and compare with other soek the city ask IL
fair Trial Our will comprise every aT:ee in the
Of ready made clo:hng and the styles "n t al No Luz
Main KEEN, Cftll.6S \ BALDWIN
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,:,I.UvE HOUSE, VIDE i:L1NG. VtNG1S1A

.;,IU,,t; HOUSE, VIE iiL1NE: y tit'' 7'f'''
- I,vEs CARROLL. PROPRIETOR :.. ~
~ StI,S al, rid Hoe; - 1911 operation iEo7ass
~ nj p first c!:.4 !uu- L Htuft." ci .ion
- ,v Ipr .,r rom tn 3p:; a:i e s'i '1''
hurdrc. .sr.s road u'i't 500, .-rr7 II
Baltimore, conr:cn lie An -:i- Wv
INNS Of Inc travelling ruhs. and ~ NEIL; atiT Pa''''s
g., & LA -lT
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80, LAND FOX SALE \ EAR kICHMOSD.
VIE subscriber OILERS sale all bu. excellent farm
90 a'ut ty south side OF inc Williamsburg
near hichn"hd-2 from Ie Old Market third.
~" ah Ia cleared. an! considerable cultivated
Nc ric! s fertility, an convenience
*"S al the desirable fuc, Tor market naren 40.
ty :" D; ~ near The city Ii property managed The price
tIs i''n cnai Dc yer! easily made profits
80 r nr! can with bu, hide expense oe rendered
"fiA3r residence has al necessary
c&c'tlcni*irlngs Of wacrarc OF the place.
osr wishing purchase please call examine for them.
selves
The Terms Will be liberal Apply Rou HASTINGS pu tho
the subscriber. =
Srf.. J--r;i
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- uE UNIFIED srArEs counr ron TME

EASTERN DISTRICT IF VIRGINIA.. FEBRUARY iilH
l.3 he B4rsTugtc: u James Pikn' .! ne
county OF Chesterfield the is.cm Vir1ina niatrct III" '":
lanes P.klmt5n ecfcc1 bankrmH by TN: tou
b1yn. Me petition prayng his Iscai3 o:"I Ia
notice thereof published ncwriaper phd 10 lh1 o.
Richmond eas before The 18th OF hpu! ne% "nr
hearing vii. be petition the uniitt STATE Conr
Room IN the Richmond and all erection. who have proved
heir debts appear A. tie sei
me and place and any shay have WI! The aT y
the SAID petitioner should not D. granted
frL En1y--Io-l": L MAh' Iieik
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SPRING TRADE. 1853.
BOOKS PAPER STATIONERY. BLANK BOOKS, PIANO
eORTES
MORRIS aic Drinker Mors) 81 Main street. would IN
"a. vito the attention Country Merchants 10 ls uaual
largo and BOUhS AND STATIONERY
the SPRING TRADE
He bess 10 offer 10 his friends and N" trade
ay The advantage. his increased ce. OF prosecuting ag.
juhbne busincts
He his riock oi LETTER An
CAP WRITING PAPERS ana BLANn BOOKS.
lie sole ugen the justly celebrated Piano FoTies
would "nc az uIannatlbn OF
hc,n nom ttos. III
Order. IRON: the country viii prompt attention.
A NORRIS
Publisher ana BookbinfeY. "a Main street
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.yENUE HOTEL. WisEiStIGS
CEO FRENCH * Co. PEpPKEi 'Ihs c,

Lnte Norfolk, ~ ana ON .n',nn Of e :agar
ncnr Tor III"
m. rooms and aIs9 a"! uiiahe H.
lafe and n,a; s,ve Situated just EI wa: GU \,,,no,
svsnu.. is IN me mmcde vicinity OF Bt'Hh a. ,n rr
II,.s .Lc Genera once AMI the fa's".
i S,c v,cv ri the Smithsonian Institute ''s'iiI-
.r, rho rrnaria;oJs pc!rc Themselves i"is &C.:
u,iiJ T., IA nd 10 The comfort OF t!cir guests
s.n aim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08

CHRISTIAN LATHROP,
AVE this day opcnrd ii uNf
q GOODS. Quilted 10 the
he Rhine Silks. sc
Black lie urcc ard striped, very rich
PLAN and figure. Silks, all c0urs
Fouard Silks and bona Louise
Paris printed Ciaiics, new style
P.na and printed Palmorlaos
Mouselue tic LANES
Barge de LANES all qualities
+ euCh AZ scotch Gluglams
French. English aud American Prints
Printed rhibet Shawls
Enbd Lace Sleeves and Collars, newest aisrnE
Infants' ordered Fruck Bodies
Enh'i Cambria. Muslin aud Dimity Band.
Together with general assortment OF Staple Goods
March, Ma. ~ Main strset
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08

NAE HAVE JUST OPENED u fresh supply o. eoIored
s,ys Plain MouseIioes Grape dc Paris bsach.l ana
Domcslcs, Prints Pads, Linen Buaps, &c, Du
of fancy and domestic
Spring Goods VALENTINE, CRENSHAW q So
March No 90 Broad street.
COLUMBIA BANK, ATHENEUM BUILDING North
~ Side Pennsylvania Avenue between Four ana nan dnu
Street., Washington City, i-Da Bills OF Exchange @oi
bought and sold Circulation redeemed AT l times IN gou
4 1ARD.-SEA BROOKS WARE HOUSE, Richmond, Virginia,
>/JAs II. WILSON ,r,r CON :, ,S,uNSnN ISs.ssron.
BEs'J. j. JOHNSON, ~ y ''<'-''
Feb Is-c2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08
ODD FELLOWS HALL

(tRASD COMBINATION uF MAGIC AND SClENC r IN ah.
.,c Btu. New Pa y,aim - saturday .Hase' .'',
s.ivev night Pros. A!'Ese caSsu ~" s"''
entertainments Naura Magic a"i EAl'rt 49,
ON his and every eyeun: "-ts r WIZ ' ""
nmsnt. andinoGc- and starting WONDERS "
before ,irearG u!
l., tg csu,.urs of he Sriri Ripp!ms hutn6ui @'so TO-
I,, S"ius w
psrforu,Lc. al - c'o'S
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gsyO EDWARD c. SWAMI, George E. Diusuid and Jan
IN. wifi. Caroline VI Lcakr, Edward Cos., Isaac G los
Thomas Jonn Fisher Ian-T h wife Thomas swami
G,.r1e >r,rn S.ru. ant IL u 4 aVes qua clti
al li,n NJ Wi,u,n .!eE rGI I.:Is 81 swami. !nattr
NJGa.y, ~, IA? g" 'larcE mex 90
sec. ~. cf r;n, In he ead srntt a. sc iesrcacc
NJ S,mp. n. county Montgomery AID STATE Of Ten
viii nj. tho o. Lucy Drake ard oher- 70 be
sad as evidence or o. suit l ne F9"h
10 .nnr,z vvnI, In Ch,ncsy which am plaintiff ard -.
49, The examinations be continued iron. day Iz
Suct excsp.siJ unt completed .,,,,,rr su.rs
Feb. lf-ew4S 1onN - IELINo sN ~
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TO OLD CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS.
Ms nr- Opened So2 Governor street Gate Robi c.
srots ic OF Lottery ;icSel where II wi! ~" NE
Cieat plearur. Ia wait "n you
Orders Tor packages Single tIcc:s and "'c
anv o n. MARY IAN. orrcs. viii meet prompt and Confidential
a,c,l,n dressed "a X. FRANCE 4 co. MANAGERS, of"
= Ii L. N, l.lcihli nc. va
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49, HEAL THYSELF.-I, ,sslu

who Certified 10 Its
.o<a tu Fever yscntcry Diarh9l, Nervous Head
49, mi orr nalaes produced FROM disnrdered
and ~, y i simple enough 10 refuse
Az themselves curative qualities, m no other reason than
IN, ,v ha. by The compounds Of quacks and
y,u,' WHEN -,d py uc iticI6s. That BAKERS BiFTERS
u. iepSia. anu such other diseases
y ,s.n,lr,r! u; doubt thau that the SUI
s,rs y ,r.v roprIetor asks trial VII tho con
sen, Or i-f prove successful in when 'aS
IcG p,,
prI-s aav ~ hr had Rchi'i ~ 'Hr h'
SrTrs Purcell Il Lala cpnri i:ic Gray pua'
a.f uss!sis generally Hruush"ui tiie q - ',so, iN
pt.cr>.-; ID. X Lyman Lynch1ure hiiS +" IVY .>oN' an"
~ + C.'tG WILLIAMSBURG.
~ uc-s All essei 10 t. BAhER, Pt1fieor kiS''ne! Va
r,,n.J .t,rr,i,n Dec i-cti
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GEO. }. SUMNER.
IMPORTER .iEU DEALER IN CHM,

y
IMPORTER .iNU DEALER N CHINA,
GLASS EhNTHESN ARE; AND FANCY GOODS
$ 18TH STREET.
nuy IN store, and daily by arrivals from (
stock Of EhrihsGware ara Ma
shl l- had % hi, own direct WI4
Ea-S mporacu: am, the Sorh.rG manufacturers 80
4. unusu4y sup;y Cas-. LODGING Glasses an!
GID Fancy Goods udrrs and country
GOOD house IN tho
lie cct.Ty S0'cI "NInIrann o! ms sock TO The
attention vii BE ei"eH ~c and shipping
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d, ac.n. srorTS, Commission Merchant and General
,rg'nlt Pearl Street, Richmord
crmi..oo received JOHN a. SPOTS psnneI IN his
~ a.. - hey beg inform friends and The pup
Ss ~ ,roa. WIN give their personal .hs sale Of
wartins merchandise. - S'o"S amy fcee''"" " "
from '"en! yearscsp:fcncc OF IL busir in
Virginia, and IN this ciy
arons we ho!s 10 sseS POTION OF the busiacss
soon eentre III ne business
ors, III the name OF JAMES G.. SPOTS "''s''H - ~
March lew mo r. SpHrrS'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08

fES undersigned cutricilnn ciar;ucrsiip
Z the style aud firm al SHEPPARD ~ EHaMnERlai Ne !"
Er.rra innrls.ipa iuFes aud y;
aa the pubic generally "r IN
Tobacco WHEAT. Flour aud all Other produce. ~:
riec that ry vii cIr te cnicavUfs 20 advance t' IA
trr u all iarrIlr them.
Ticy prepared - make liberal ayances an rrtncc con
-isur! thc,n
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~ nI'ud Michi"- VIZ: Horse Powers. rarcSnI
~, ran nis, Hunts P-crt Wheat t.,
aAe Hay icrsts CuiGr Sl,LIrrs al
>o SOL Poua-. Corn and ClJ CruScs !IlrnWs &c
a." winch "i be made IA. bai most approved
etG' Wy Horse Power and rhFcshCr, with self citing box have
a. ~ use Three seasons ana uniiaTny pronounced
ice 81 - ,,t, i.s ~
March IL. ,I.,. ,,.,. ~ -
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JAMES II. SUTTON. JI&.. LAND AND PENSION
AGENT. BANK STREET RICHMOND. VA.
0ROSECi 1ES claims the Umic states for Land Bouy
and Pensions due soldiers widows orphans under the vail
Congress.
BI1- Fees payab" when tie claims red.
M The h .hcs cash prices pail Tor Ian! Warrants.
|, l---sS
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K, i
AR BBLS white AMI yellow Coffee Sugar
] wv 100 packages Loaf, crushed aud powdered do.
5tsl rides good and agci Sole Leather
10 bales Shoe Thread
rs bales Cotton Wick and Twne
10.00i Princp: aud c -mau Cigars
100 do. Painted Bucke,a
lui G"z Broom.
10 fine Gunpowicr AMI Young Tyson Teas
- bags Pe:rer aud PneTu
70 BAGS Race Ginger
- boxes and ca Mustard, ,eivinc for sar By
March3 F. u. SklSKER, No. Is. Pearl street.
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Richmond. Va March Isl So
Thansf liberal patronage bestowed Ga tor &c a~' r
years respectfully solicit continuation q; the same 70 it. c:
with the that effort WI! be mace 10 pleas
al! who may BE- dispose! Ia pa:ronizc H.
JOHN ". SHEPPARD. jR.
March l-~t!lwcn
Raleigh Register DInv'c E"ruhcsl. LyUcsbgf: NitsnIan
Characteristic JccTsona. r please cny anr a"i south
rn C,:rchGian COPY ,"uiis send bills this ufr"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-08

PAEASAATRT ASD FARM STOCK.
SIRG CORNISH OF Hartford Connecticut Breeder ana pea
all The varieties of large Chinese. Pure Game and M
"nni Poultry, Gold and Silver PheaSa;s and Pigeons Wae
FOWL Geese Ducks wild AMI aonBstc Engsh Lop Ear ao
@ Deer from the wils OF Michigan Short Horn and Devon "a
! 'i ;nhnoik Mackay, Morse and other choice Pigs.
% fowls will DO sold the single large hocks al 10Y
| ~ - All bred from pure npOrel stock.
oo nses are wanted they be had here The Brahis
this sailed Chigong Gray Sangha hrs ored
pure a. the original eo'u ""'os' v ~ Nsrch 1-,ac3y.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-07-16
Bible Discussion.


The discussion between Messrs. Hartzell and
Barker, which wc'noticcd, continued from Mon
day till Friday afternoon, in all, nine sessions
Of from two ard half to three hours EACH
Tho debate was conducted with courtesy and
fairness, and with perhaps less to mar the good
feeling of tho parties than is usual on such
occasions. Cyrus MNeely, c. S. s. Griffing
and Wilson Thorn, presided to the satisfaction
Of all. And the utmost decorum on the part of
the audience prevailed TO the end.
Mr.. Hartzell presented, among other things,
what he deemed the application of the "pcr-
feet rule of life" found in the Bible to women
and to slavery. Ho warmly sustained Paul's
teachings in regard to womens rights and du.
tics. In regard to slavery, he contended that
all that had been done for its removal, in the
be attributed to the Bible. He reiterated with
all its absurdity, the common orthodox charge,
that abotionist were, under pretence of anti
slavery, seeking to establish infdeity and
subvert the Bible. In the charge, he ndiscrim-
inately included all classes of anti slavery men
withoat exception. During this part of his
address the spesker warmed up with unusul
energy. The whole class of reformerswho arc
not of the church, received severe denuncia-
tion.
Mr.. Barker's reply on these points presented
a mastery specimen Of compact logic-severe
rebuke and overwhelming cloquencc, especially
his answer to the question. which Mr.. Hartzell
had tauntinsly asked, " What has abolition dons''
We intended to have presented our readers with
a sketch of the remarks on this point, but arc
compelled to defer IT,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-07-16
Wind Bags.

DR.. Ross, Of Chatanooga, Tenn, snys in
the .4dreriiSer of that city, of the peuerile
resolutions of New School Presbyterian
General Assembly on Slavery.
The resolutions which were passed 10y n
minority OF The number which originally met,
and after that original number hud given the
whole thing the go.by, will not express the
mind of the Assembly. Besides, the whole
thing was intended to be nothing
but n bng of wind. ! hope, therefore, the
South will he steady, and not feel the least
concern from this agitation. The strong
Northern conservative spirit will tame down
all this fiery Aboiiionsm in the Northwest"
OF course? Maybe "wind bags" are
not so effective as formerly. Besides they
are vulnerable.--you cnn bust 'em. Aud
when confined gas does escape, il smells bad.
And the remembrance is anything but frng-
rant. For these and other philosophical
reasons we don't anticipate with much con-
fidence, the success of the PRESBYTERIAN en-
terprIse OF tanning down uboitlonsm with
"a wind bag"
One thing is secured, however, proper
nnnIe for the windy eXlalatious of the eccle- J
sinstcn gasometers of America. No better |
nnme eau he given TO the temporzng reso-
luions of the Conferences aud Assemblies
on Slavery, which yet allow, while they con
demn, than "wind bags" That's it exactly.
- -Hesleunn.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-07-16
A Contrast.

On the 18th of January, 1873, at Hanover,
Va, Patrick Henry thus wrote:
"WonId any one believe that am master
OF slaves of my own purchase? am drawn
nlong bv the general Inconvenience of living
here without them. | will not, cannot JUS
tily il. However culpnble my conduct, I
viii so far pny my devoir To virtue as TO own
the rcctltude of her precepts, and lament my
want of conformity to them.
81 believe time will come when mn op-
portuniIy will he Offered to abolish this la
mentable evil. It is a debt we owe
TO the purify of our religion, To show that it
is at variance with that law that warrants sla-
very"
Now look at this, md Judge if the worlds
people nre not sometimes better than the
proiessed dciples of Christ.
81 Rev. Robert Jones, OF Chambers county,
Alahann, preacher of the Methodist de-
nomination, lnlely lied negro man of his up
TO tree and whipped him to death! Afier
this, finding that neither God nor man would
uphold him in his summary mode of sending
n iellow-creutnre to Heaven, he ignomini-
onsly fled" The account of this bnrbarity
is given in the Alabama Heraid.--.Nat. Era
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-07-16

REMARKABLE EscAPE.-Lnst evening
outh in the employ OF MIR. Thomas Daniels,
while engaged at work in the third story OF
his Drug Store, near the scuiIle which is used
for passing goods from the basement,
thoughIessly stepped backwards and fell
through. MIR Daniels had left hin, but
moment before, and descended to the second
story. While passing by the scutle, some-
thing fitted by him, and intuiIively grasped
at il, caught the boy aud landed him on the
second floor, with no other injury than
dislocation of the shoulder. But for this, he
must have fallen into the cellar, a distance
OF twenty-eight feet, al the imminent hazard
of his lie. Mr. Daniels cannot tell whut
induced him 10 catch for the boy and does
not really know in what manner he saved
him, SO rapid was the impulse both mental
and physical which directed his movements.
L was IN 'roth most remarkable escape for
the boy, and feat which no forethousbt or
deliberalion would have aided to accomplish.
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husband did our children cluster around
our knees asking for bread, when we had
none TO give, because the liQuor-dealer was
enjoying all our substance received from The
hands of a faithless husband and father,
would we fold Our hands and say, 1--WE have
no time to spend in the cause z" Let us an
swer the question rs we know you will :"No,
no, who will come to the rescue?" We echo
bnck, iCho " not the principal suflerers9 In
answer to the second objection, we say IL was
not started by few enthusiasts, nor wns il
the result of one meeting, but several. The
subject was discussed and examined at Our
meetings, in all its hearings, by women who
have suffered more than tongue could utter T;
by women, too, who have never suffered one
pang, save that they sympathized withither
wrOnged and injured SEX Aud rs the result
of those discussions, this plan was adopted
as the most appropriate in which women
could engage to redress their wrongs, and the
most efficient in radically curing this great
and growing evil. We call particularly upon
those who are enjoying their quiet, peaceful
homes-homes the spOiler has never dared
to cnter--to aid us in this undertaking you
can take up this subject and your husbands
will heartily cooperate with YOU, but the
mouth OF the drtInkard's wife is sealed in two
why's; first, her pride, her lingering and long
tried affection iur her husband, forbid her To
proclaim the extent of her suffering to the
world. Secondly she dare not do il in many
instances at the peril Of her life. lie who
has sworn at the altar to love aud cherish her
even as his own flesh, would, under the in
flucnco Of arden, spirits, strike her bleeding
and scnseless Mt his feet.
This is 10 over drawn picture. Is there n
County in our Stnte that can say there lins no
murder been committed within il hounds 10y
inen under the influence of the fell Destroyer
We would say to those whose homes
the spoilcr has entered turning it from
blooming garden into howling wilderness,
Poor suffering sisters! liz up your heads,
for the day olyour redemption drawesI nigh"
Daughters of Pennsylvania, the good old
State thnt never tarrcs long behind in any
laudable undertaking, arouse, awake let us
besecch you hy all that is pure, noble aud
Christian in your wemnn's hearts, to take up
this subject aud curry it through with un-
fiinching zeal, until the struggle is over aud
wenre free.
Adopted by the members of the Lawrence
County TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATION.