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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-19
SP Il NG, 1864.
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FHLSl, HARDWARE.
u" =. e. DcrNhS, Richmond. Va have nv he
w Iorkhire" Baltic other arrival. from Euyopr
their Spring importation Of Birmingham sh,ned HARD
WARE, CUTLERY GUNS and ShnDLEY and from manufaeto
Liss ia 'ur own country full complete Of
American Goods rendering thr stock
consisting IN part Of
COCO Table Knives and Fo'k and Pocket Knives,
Rae r. OF Rodgers, Wade Buicher' Woste
MANUFACTURER; and Scissors snd Shears embracing Ali
the various STYLES AID qualities part o new and
beautiful patterns ~
pairs straight and fine TWed Link Trace Chain,
$50 doz-n Grass and Gr'ins yihes
BIO dozen Wedding and Killing lloes. various makes
$50 zen Ames,' Rowand and other makes Spade, and
ShOves 1855
u dozen ny ard Manure Fork.
zoo dOE n Rim Knob nj Norricc Locks with Brass, Whit.
and Mineral Knobs; soeE Locks, ted md
Pad, Chest CLOSET, iii and Trunk loo k. assorted
geo dozen Curry Combs u all qualities
zoo dozen Axes Of Virginia, Collins, sinmons and other
manufacture ~
300 Single Double Barrel Guns, part OF ane
quality. - 800
Plies and kas in gres. variety; shear German and Bill,
teredSiee Castings CnTp'nir and Build
ing lirdware generally tos Their with articles
kept In the Hardware line. ''
AL Of which having been purchased for the most
he terms ey are enabled ~ dbpOssd to any reg
ular house 10 this or other markets. '' 10
We have recently made additions establishment Afford
ing greater facilities oi exhibiting goods sd respee %
ve Merchants and those citing Richmond examine them
and prices urins them that every made 10
give thein sAisiieton w. S.h q. DONSAN,
rnbfI - un,'tlyiH
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III MEN CAUBRIC DRESSES
~ Beautiful PRINTED Linen Cambria Dresses
Do H,nting Dresses
striped, and other Printed Irish Linens
Flounced Organdis Robes
DO BeraFe do, rich
Cheek and Plaid slks-ato' Main street.
myS oHRIsTIAN LATHRop.
"IHE DISH COVERs.-ws have recently opened
wv full assortment Of Round, Oval nblong wire Dj,h
uoyrS very useful anh desirable articles 10 the season.
Tor protecting meats h,h butter milk other vand, ne M H.
.ecn ana hies, for sale at 1871 Main street
gmJ2 BUIKLEY 90
fACDN.-Prime dry Western Bas sides, for sale By
~ NV ~ III. sKNkRR, Cary street
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AsrAnAocs.
BkIr-LonG Blood, MAnrls
wurtsei. french sugar, karly
Turnip, -.
BzArs-Larre Windsor, Red
Specified Valentine, China
white, Biz Weeks, Lima, Caro-
lima. ...
Bsocoou-rurpie Cape. Ger
man. scoteh kaie.
CAhsAaH-Early York, Large
York, Or Heart. Early Sugar
LOAF. farly Battersea, Drum.
head do, eAvoy, Green Curlsd
Savoy, Flat Dutch, Red Dutch,
Philadelphia.
oAnsor-Lopg Orange, Early
Horn, Aitrinsham.
Extraordinarily and late.
CkLrar-whits and Red, 3D.
Cnn<s-Caried.
crcussr.-Lcng Green Early
Plant.
Zoo PtAxr-Purpis.
bpiyE and Lax
LrcxRxk ekkp
No seed, except those receive,
kept for sale In our estsbllshns NJ
All orders for Trees, shrubs, 4
dreth and J. 3. sinton. I III with d
attended 70. PEYTOl
Agent
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MOTT, LEWIS WILSON, Sign Of the Plough,
tnhlQ-N No 30 Main fr-et

- PELos PAREiRA, OR PARtIRA BKAvA AND BCCHu-
Po' the Of Chronic dseA'es Of the Urinary
ous ancons LsucorrleA DIop'y Jaundce Chronr
ton eni Liberation 81 the Kidneys any
reliability Of that aud correcting the
mucous secretion when the urine puru.n csn
scarce ne voiied without and tally discharges
urine.
It's efficacy - certain raIsdes NJ the urIn,
~ induces ascfbe almost specific hi.
medicine the mbrane lining the ur
altering The quality o. the urinary ereion II was originally
Introduced IMP medicine ih1ntp;ic
most solely in discharges the genital
hfAne gpnouhe1, eucOrrhra and chronic i'm tho
bladder In the o. those diseases sir Bod Med
Gar 700 IN ndIng I: II sat,hed this nsn
tufrton THAT has Influence the disease
der confederation essening very materially the secretion
o. ropy muen which - Itself evil and diminishing
tie ILLUMINATION snd lrritAhiity Of The BLADDER
JONATHAN PERHIRA, " d., f. n. s. d l. s
For sale by DOVE q
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SOUTHERN AGKICCLTURNIs IMPLEMENT
MANCPACTuRY AND sEFD STORE

spsS +. Gill sap:.
So' M&x aHSTk And ED si fMEhENr
w ars stock Of AEea o. the most approved
sa; no" IL use o. @ ".T We hass .,se
ey No have enHgrd the services 81 good experienced
IS ,rse, ~ Virris, and SbrT ouIn ST. s nns i
fhsr ,Han Riehrsond 20 b., ssPped With .ny and ali ' most
approved they in need Call
cheap any Potomac or ia:cn
Nil rair in November lss the virginia State Agricultural
Of irr ndeIay r e s soSifsish
farmers having for competition Of the hes; manufacturers
We all Kind, the approved Plough,
Improved patterns, right EFF hand McCnrTcs plain
e. 2 % Sns' Msasi and %:D HGi
al other Kinds which a,e ke in Richmond sn Of the
the iOn cheap as they be Ia from the foundry.
Mo Plough Of al ,i:e both Iri aud len rioasS
h,.ns right the mould it can be re-
. al s ns n Gsd Hsn
any poSsh In u'1 ard vii stand rough lam " well a, steel
Atta'i' wanted with this Plough
We manufacture all patterns and prices
from e. uP to 80; Harros cutyator WI at Drills, seed
OF ar NJ n's too numerous to mention Call and
We would call aneular attention Horse and
Thres'rg Machine which ana others consider
silly kept 10 rder eiyne lle or no dust to the feeder
" as possible as We do no; r 70 ,aPpoin
want 81 goo" mac inc We had refuse lty orders
OF their ordering time from
horse sweep poser IL horse. A.o Mott wiion.
Wrought Iron Raw horses ali of
which give entire in
Civ nItngi OF time, according to than machine
We will to few gsHeatn II necessary, reside In
different eocniies who have machines
can inquire Of the suPToTiy Of machines all others
prRncis htson Bumley md CrumI New Rent ban.
lei Dej1rnet:e, Caroline C Coleman Louisa
lot n'ye avid Hatcher Randolph Harrison Jun
york county Robert Damn. Petersburg; F-.ding Taylor
Roy subbcah AID SIR. smyti Gloucester; Ar.
cher, Doctor scott virs nins Archer souta Amelia
Green Chsroe Or ELLEN, DIR Wilcox Gad Col wicoS Charlie.
CITY D OshuTn, Prince narkrdale,
wm Harrison ~ brooke, Richmond city; Nelson
Clarke CO.. II Cox, and butler, Jr Hrnrco
Any the above named WILL with pleasure their
opui Of the NGci inc.
We ai'o manufacture Zmmermsn's Improved wheat rssher
Tor 'hranE cleaning ard Begging at operation This
chine s got In the bestnanneT Of good untea
tnnied stand II premium New
YORK Bun 40 Machine. several Fairs s clssrd
machine We mannAciur three o. 30 and sc inch
CHI ss ans cheaper than Others FOR the Those
IN want ~ FIRST class machine viii send Ia their
Thankful past favors shall best endeayors
gc1ptinuancc 81 the
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Lkrrvcn-Karty Cabbage, Rry.
al To-, Curlsd India, hrovs
Dutch, Green and white Col,
India.
hsLox-Nu,mss and oItroo.
hAsrulrips.
ORnA.
held.
PAsstxr-Csrisd.
rAhssir-eufar.
PrAs-Landi eth's Extra. Far
y Frame, Large harroufst.
Dwarf do, Peruvian do
Psrrsn- Piekllns. Large Sweet
PUMPKIN.
RAnisn-LonE Salmon, Long
searlet, white rurnip, Red DO
Black Spanish.
RHrslRs.
eALsArr.
sriNAcn.
eQrAsn.
TrhSif-riat Dutch, RED Ton,
Large GLOBE, Ruta Bsss, Lsrss
Norfolk.
PCT Hks,s-Assortmsnt.
from d. LAndrsth. are offered or
c., from the Nurseries Of u. Ian.
10 subscribers, shall he promptly
JoHSson 4 BROTHER,
Or u. Landreth, 10 Main St,
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REH HR H@ N 2la

~ iCiiNiOND AND DANViLLk HA.llsoAD- Orks TO
~ ROANOKE % MiLks
On Monday. March Is 1854 tbs regular Psssprsr
Train v daily sandAys szesptsd
Roanoke.
Ihs Train viii for the following points only
hanehestsr Robioa GOAL Field, romAhAwh Pouhatan Nat
toax, ohua Amelia House, wysnohs Jsnnns Ordinary
h,ohsh. Liberty Church. Nshsrrn. keysvie, Dshs Branch
0vsrbys. and RoAnok-.
Leave Richmond ss oeioei AN Returning Roanoke
at ia<o O'Clock, p. n.
ohldr.L 10 and under 10 year, Of age hanpriss
themselves ee
pAsse be retained In the
pressy stated the that they psrsd 70
Cara.
Passenger HALIFAX Danvilie can meet
hessrs Cos horse coaches
those for SALEM and Salisbury North Carolina
fasg Co.'S four Coaches
days, Thursdays Saturdays At Roanoke. Passnsss
Ciarksvne, Milton North Carolina, laneeyvis,
Coaches Roanoke Tuesday, Thursdays
and Saturday. and for Milton and Yaneeyyis By fagT Co.'S
Tine, Mondays, Wednesday, and rridays at Roanoke.
fnf
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1
.sr> k % ,,s,sS ANp .o.IoN LlNh Or
3She following vessels. and sail, hon Boston 4f&
Schooner SUSAN, Captain q, a. Rogers,
wEsrOvER, q. O. Rogers
COURIER, j. B. Roger,
biARON, J. H. Nicter,on
JuLiErTE, O6ed BsIrr IT,
These
and have superior zceommod aons for pssse
They are commanded by expe'enced We qualified
TOT the trade and Who will
ey VIII De toued MP and down the
relied on to sail promptly, as advertised.
going Morrill, ordering goods
10 Their Interest ship BY this only regular line A.
reht VIII aiuays be taken
TO give satifaetL n. ~ '
respectfully AK and hop obtaining full
Of Patronage. '' "-''
The vessels will lie 10 Richmond at Rockets, IN Ro,,, =.
hoves wharf, DAVID cURRlE, Richmond,
Jy2s No. iss s,aseSa,.., Agents.
NH DAGU kKRkurYPE ARr practisvd wHITEiiIjRs1
with all the improvements Of the
himself worldwide reputation by
by J.ars OF study and practice adoptin.
sheh hsN. so rapidly succeeded each other In this
lie has gained the highest bearing
palm OF victory when competing with the
lands Mr. W. has also gained shat highest honors
coincidence and patronage OF the public
Of patrons who daily throng his GALLERY en.ss which
not only gems Of art but OF
stereo.eope Lkenee, most improved manner
jylS GALLERY II n.n .,,..,
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* mai rvu I,,s uAiL hOufk-Nsw and Coint.ril
M tic rcheduie.-7 trce Daily Jrurn RichtOnd 20 Me-
Yorh tcth utcra Of Passenger, and Byedge, through IL
and amer the 18th OF August the following 9uek AZ
will the inland ee'we
Richmond Richmond daily OK O'Clock,
n and o'clock r. NJ arrive In New York daily at A. NJ,
OF. NJ.
I.re1e Washington, Is. elias, seats
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SpHING THADE or 1851
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
- ntE0HhNT WRis iER, No. liz Main street have r.,
ysd ana opened the largest and Nsde
'nIHD, 'T spfng AMI Summer they ever offered m
er 700 were Manufactured by Themselves expressly Tor
aduon 10 their siuck. they will G. ntnus T.
1870 I1h her factory supplies weekly so that their
Nok WI ne always resh and desirable.
o on a'd large sock ~ SRrs and white: p.nrv
1n1s I every descriptions Rutber Goods II styles Under
ehrs an1 DaHets; Hosiery, style and ouay
O'hef article usually 70 be found q, House
mh22 O. HsHOhhsI p nwsIsIstR,
d wv FAhb--Through to psgrtr's spdbgS a. 20
- 10 70 vingtJu ...................6 rs
DO 20 Callah ns.................., q 20
DO 70 white Sol hur IN
Passengers BY boaieavng Rehmood Hondav,
hd saturday, al nuchanon with ,,I Wsety
on sags for the above places both going returning
mhs BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT
Az PHEsS.-1 am making \ hyperion and biVbiy an
proved Hay with which three m. N "a
he la'e SAir' and was awarded the highest premium
,u ". BALDWIN,
lfS hsn street, Richmond
HOUSEKEEPERS VIII md In our stock A oonpis,. ~,
s9rtment o. tbs following articles, atlov prIees
Linen and q tton Che tlngs
Bleaehtd and Brown shiftlngs
Blea he'd and Broun Table Damask
Dama'k Tale Cio he, all sizes
DamA'k MAI tins and Doylas
Every DESCRIPTION Of T, yelling
Bed Tick summer Bi1nksts
Transparent OIL SIX, for covering Chandelier,
Checked and white Mating, &c.
APPS - PARKER, BAYLY 4 TInBo
hLEANs suGAhs-i0o hhdS, fair TO strictly pine Ia
sp9s n. SKINNER, osry street.
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kSo-paRTAEiisHS-sir II. BLAZE having purchased N,
Interest Of Mr W. H. sEABRooK the arm Of SEA
3KOOk REEVE, has entered into partnership with SIR p
EE'E under the style Of REEVE BLAIR and viii conue 70
ay on tg AoiheeAry and Drug business stand Of
seAorooE Reeve, and hope by me-
1T share of the patronage soberay TO the lat arm
y PAYsoN REEVE,
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AniiHGs q MILLER offer sale 70 city and country
merchants, the terms fu and
81 Groceries, Teas, Wines aud Liquors:
sugas-NeH Orleans Porto Rico, Leaf Crushed GRADUATED
and CoG-e Sugars various grades
C'hse-Rio, laguayfA, Java, MDcho Santos
DO asses-New Orleans Porto Rico, Sugar House Syrup
Teas--GunpOwder, fmIegsI and Blac
Candcs--spsTui, Adam milne nd Tsl'sw
Enap-Castilr, brown, .auily and Fanny
Spces-Pim nio, Pepper Cloves Cinnamon, Mace Ginger
Provisious-Bac. ~ lard, Butter, Chsssr Tlce
olive OF, Cayenne per- SD. tard. stor,h, Alum
Indigo, P'g Blue sodt, ia ANA SEg6R5
wines aud liquors. Bran1ies ali prices
Madeira Port sherry Chanpagne Nalaga and dry Wines
Holland Din, Jamaic4 Rum. Recti6ed Whisky
P-fuylan Guano salt, Plate DC. nh22
HHhR6AlNs-HAkGAiNs-1 am In receipt Of Irgs assoT,.
ment China, Glass and EarenHAre from The man
nE lures Of AMI handsome shapes and pa,rns 10
weh Win choice stock Of Fancy Goods, To- Glass.
safe and retail chaser. " 'e
bins determined To reduce my stock with view NJ making
hhge 10 ny business inducements ~ be 10 puneu,
tst'nets, or p"frons purchasing for each.
good order. '1' 49, itt1Gu a No s'' VI
mhlt 49,,
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ths day sold interest concern N Mr.
wb ELAN whom We ehserfiy the
OF our friends and the public. nARcEILJs sMITiIs
April IL. A a. FLIM
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UDACkET AND STAGE LIME
III FOR LOvNGSroN.-fars thr ugh nom 1>lc-St lsnmk
Richmond Lovingston, IS; fare through
from Luxembourg to Lovingstob, -.
Rchmcnd at r. NJ, and Lynchbarg at ~,
Thursdays Saturdays; with
day Ata p aud arrive In Lovns at T.
p NJ.
Returning. leave Lorins,on at Taesd.y. Thursdays
saturdays; With the boat How AodSie
rive In Richmond and lynchbrIk ming at O'Clock.
mhNa
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ID coMMIssIoS MERCHANT u,pvr-, ,,,,

N.Y. bhOIhkHs .-AmaFsm Iridium zinc and MATED
n - reS warranted not
new m6inIng all the advantages the elasticity md
ss OF 1ul with six ability Of IN. s,sy
sad n,I, os'a,pg Tie only objection hs. hitherto
hvalnahle article In Offices, they need no nrr al. an
sehoo ms hey ~ spatter cut the t6inn,.. n.n.r
anu are warranted anti corrosive. For sale hy r'P@''
my2 No "a " Il, .,.., JAMES GLIB,
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10 GALLERY, u Main street.
VvRE;INIA IJSE ny au1,Noyi, AN

Ihee Veses all Of The hTtt class built the city B,
more expressly for this trade and
PASSENGER They are commanded by experienced Captains
quaed Tor the trade and who will eIrrsni
modAie. They will be towed By steam
may be relied on to sail promptly, as advertised.
Merchants going North ordering York.
and to their interest TO ship by this Line freight
taken as low IS by any other line Of every
isfaction. " 90 -
weespee,fay and hope succeed obtaining shar
OF patronage.
Goods shipped By this Line New fire.
Of eomson New Orleans Mobile Chae,ton Savannah
any other Southern Northern port.
The vessels will lie Rockets; in Neg York
Berth No. l, Cocee House slip, loot cf Wall street.
DAVID CURRIE, Richmond,
n
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FRESH SPRING AND SUMNER GO
QuAHLtS & BROOKE,

w, 10 FrnFI bIftrt, Nch nDnd, VI,
ID EsPECTFULbY beg leave TO
~ have received Of the
ever opened In this market They for sale on o
accommodating terms complete every thing in
We hh,s Hat and Bonnet line An which would
De 700 tedious for siyer snment
Eiu please ave CALL deerminrd 10 sell o. ~ 80
'''' Asauy lou'e w ''is OF any oiher market. mh9
AOTGCE.The Partner,hIp conducted by IN. una,,,t,,,,
~ u higday dissolved, by mutual consent
RICHARD NIL, ia, will pay all liabilities Of the Arm and st
Their OF the partners will receive what them
RICHARD HILL ia.
BILLY w. TALLRY,'
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-02-04

drops Of African blood mingled with the Anglo
Saxon current that filed his yeins-su few, however,
that its presence had not at first been perceived,
Forthwith one Of the bigittlebodies in that august
asscmblagc Of Christians and Solons moved his OK
pulsion--wbich motion, after q long debate, was
passed by vote Of IL to l0i
II this isn't whiting the little end Of ordinary
dccency down to just nothing, we should like to
know in what way anybody would go to work to &C.
complish that purpose. If something like this had
occurred in South Carolina or Georgia, (where,
however, it never could occur,) people would nos
have wondered but that it should have taken place
in tolerant Ohio in enlightened Ohio, in Free Deu.
ocratic" Ohio in Abolition Ohio, right under tho
egs Of the ordinance Of 'S7, appears at first blush
to be "passing strange"
No wonder the slaves who run away from good
masters in Kentucky, and take up their abode in
Ohio, return after time "disgusted" with their
new home. Anything but rattlc-snako or an ALI,
gator might justly be excused for becoming sick "
a residence among such men as make up majority
Of the Ohio State Senate.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-02-04
KENTUCKY TO THE OHIO SENATORS.

The Louisville Courier gives our snobbish Ohio
Senate fair and clever cut in reference to its ex-
pulson of Wm. II. Day. Poor Senators they did
this mean job to please Kentucky, and the Courier
gives this coin in payment. WelprOnOunce it a
legal tender What could men who are contempti-
BILE enough to undertake such job expect, but
just such pay. And the rub of the thing is, that
Kentucky does this just after these Senatorial Dem
ocrats have got themselves squared up by resolution
on the Baltimore Platform, and solemnly sworn in
Convention to catch all of Kentucky's runaway
slaves.
They have their reward in the sovereign contempt
of all Shareholders The Courier gives fair utter
ance to Southern sentiment in regard to the lick.
spttles.
The LITTLENEss OF BIC MEN.-Some time ago, on
motion Of member of the Ohio Senate, q young
man named VIM. ii. Day was admitted upon the
floor Of the Senate chamber as q reporter for q
newspaper. lie ayailed himself of the privilege
and conducted himself becomingly in every respect
Subsequently Il was discovered that be had fov
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-02-04
METHODIST CHURCH IN GEORGIA.

In the Macon Citizen We find some interesting
statistics Ct the Georgia Methodist Episcopal Con-
ference. From them We learn that the church is
very rapidly in that State The present
number ol white members is 1859 Of blacks do,
10 5S9-being an increase, during the past year Of
nearly 1000 members. The number Of preachers
is 522--an increase Of Ii since the last annual
report.
Practical and sensible men will naturally ask
To what good is this growth of Mcthodism in
Georgia. Are justice humanity and brotherly
love Increased by the means? Are there fewer
slaves shareholders, less of slave trading or cruel
tortures OF slaves, more openness to the teachings
of truth upon slavery, tolerance of free tho't
and speech, q better recognition Of the rights OF
the oppressed, of the sanctitics of marriage, OF
family ties, OF the laws Of chastity and virtue
Would the life of an abotionist be any more sa.
cred in that State? Would those new converts
hesitate the more, on account Of their conversion,
TO redden their hands in the blood Of William Lloyd
Garrison or any of his co-laborersY Would they
be less likely 10 punish, by law or lynching, any
man who should show real sympathy for the slave
or attempt to aid his escape to Freedom. Are moi
those lJ,5S9. .colored members Of the Methodist
church, almost entirely slaves Of other members o
the same church? VINO could answer one of these
questions iayorably to that church Humanity
and Truth have no occasion for JOY or hope in the
enlargement Of such churches. 1t is but the in
crease of Phariseeism and self-delusion, but add
ing new towers aud bastions to toe buwarks o
Slayery.--Pa. freeman.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-02-04
MISS STONE AND THE CoLoRED PEOPLE
OF PHILADELPHIA.

Miss Stone writes to the Editor Of the Daily
Register
Mr.. BrRNkr VIII you allow corner Of your
paper for statement which truth demands.
A few colorcd friends, to whom | had sent com.
plimentary tickets, wero coolly told by the door
keeper that they could not be admitted, and that
their exclusion was with my consent. The truth
is, used every means to secure their admission,
and when told the Curator that whoever rented =
hall alone had the right to say who should 20 in IT,
he said they would close the hall rather than allow
colored people there.
Under such circumstances, (thc hour too late to
make any change,) the meeting was hold, and at
its close stated the facts to the audience entered
my protest against the injustice assuring them that
any future lectures Of mine would be in hall open
to humanity without distinction Of race.
The woman does not deserve her rights, who Is
willing to secure them by tramplng upon, or gnor-
ing those Of any other.
Respectfully, yours for truth and justice.
LrcY SToSH.
George Graham, in his Saturday Mail, referring
to this indignty to Miss Stone and the colorod poe
pie, says:
"This was a perfect bit Of northern snobbery.
No intelligent Southern gentleman or lady would
feel himself or herself agrievcd by sitting in tho
same building with q slave But this is great
country"
No doubt. But then quite likely these same
Northern snobs would have felt no objection, NOT
the least at sitting with slare Their snobishness
wou d shine in contrast with his scrye condition.
But bless you Mr.. Graham, free colored man or
woman sitting down in the same building is quite
another thing to snobbery, north or south. 10
would bea recognition of the black mans humanity.
and Standardization in favor Of his equality and
his right to freedom thing not to be thought Of
| by Philadelphia upstnrts or snobbish Ohio Sena-
tors So they are excluded from halls and report
ters' desks.
But Miss Stones noble and independent course
will inevitably secure for her the respect Of ovory
man or woman who is capable of feeling emotion
for any noble act or principle.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-02-04

workhouse as slave, by order and in tho name Of
j. u. Prcau Co., commercial firm doing buis-
ness in New Orleans that the petitioner verify
believes the said firm intend TO sell him as slave,
&c. Wherefore prayed to be allowed to institute
suit in forma pdupers; that after full invcstiga-
ton, he be declared free man, and that the de-
PENDANTS be adjuded to pay him damages for loss
Of liberty and mental and physical suffering, the
full sum Of 10000, with all equitable relief The
court allowed the institution of the suit as prayed
for, and ordered, that the plaintiff be scqucsicred
and retained in the custody of the sheriff to pre-
vent his removal clandestinely beyond the iuris-
diction Of the court--Nee Orleans Delta, Dec. 20.