Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-18

te hldtu 1a-l. ~ therefore found
itnace ry tosblit BE sailali'lle, aud
DECEASED himself a Bank man,--ilie
feai. rroseite and follower # Gov.
Hamilton. The election ended and
he returned home. Great Sod lie
Thought an encbanier had moaopoli-
zea his rarlor. The very devil was
80 al iis parler ornaments. The FAM
.cy Of the '-orphan hoy the portrait Of
Jackson exit and SAINT renegade, N BY
the eternal that Of Whitney opened
itstnouth, rs tlioit would swart against
him Is did the original asainst the
country during the last war. Kendall
shook at him the Globe. The Treasury
Circular. the Post Office Circular and
the same firsbrand that ignited the
Post Office Department last WINTER.
Dick Johnson shrugged ~ lis shoul-
lders andmutered coaching atont the
Sunday mail, and bis daughter "sook-
ley.n Benton felt Of his cVayat, STAN
lped bis foot. aud saidsolltary alone
4 / set the ball in notion While little
Martin lodged, his heudabout IN such
IL manner and with such rapidly, thai
lthealifighted Congressman thought he
was abouttoj erkitfromhis shoulders&
Iiurlitat hun; when tothe great Joy and
osall the aberating repre-
sentative Mr.. Claiborne, cried out
mercy. peace, truce, | viii publish q
letter to the world in which | viii
show and declare that | have always
been and now. and ever intend 70 be
the Incorporating opponent Of the
United Suites Bank, and MI other
Banks and that ! haze said only. that !
approved 81 tie "tone' 81 Coy. llam-
lilton's letter. The portraits assumed
their former appearance, except the
General who had lost 4 little d his
.halr in the '.Erayn and Benton whohad
stuck bus eFayat in his pocket.
The question IL relation to tie 10
cation Of our North Eastern bounda
Try has been long agitated. and as Ions
shameiully neglected. postponement
t hase been sought from time 10 time b,
, tho whose duty il was 70 have til,
! the subject amioably settled. and al
adjustment Is as distant now, as at III,
olorigla Of The question The eountr,
Twill soon see ihc iapgopriety of suci
lethergy upon 4 subject 80 excitingil
important Difficulties have ahead,
arisen. The citizens If Jaime hay,
: beenmaltreated By British authority
/ ADD the Governor Of that State ha
g found II necessary.to call upon III
military 70 held itselfln readiness. 4
spirit 81 Hostility has been excited
there will doubtless, BE aggression b
r both parties.
j. Whilst crowd Of people wa
st waiting, on Monday morning. for Iii
c opening Of the Box Oihce Of the Ire
k mont Theatre, some scoundrel tire,
. amidst It, quantity Of Cayenne per
g. per, which produced the most excr.
4 tlaIing agonies in thieves with whic
i az came in contact, aud number I
persons We're seized with alafmin
~ symptoms, which threatened deprIv;
ton Of sight Boston Transcript.
FhEremiusps Ola trek, NOT dissin
liar. which TOOK place in Boston, som
I, Ieght q ten years b gone. An iiil
" Grant nountcaauk, named Kenlbl,
= who polessed himself the 'sproud r,
ID preventative Of f'hahspeare's heroes,
y g We a series Of rotations, &c., Tro.
"a his iavogiia author, alta place, then v
+ ry popular, called the Columbian NJ
scum, around the great hall al whic
was an extensive gallery, containin
y among other articles Of rare value,
! choice collection d prints, represen
ing various scenes in the PLAYS Of Il
3 Avon bard. In the centre OF tia h:
~ was the stage, whereon was Streichs
y at length, the body Of tho unfortuna
! King Henry, over which the apolor
y for the blood-tb tyrant, was ret5
:, ling the poetry OF his author with tei
starting vehemenee. In the midst
this scene, wnon then lungs and Of
DIX qnepce Of the speakerwere in full pla
m and the audience a mutein attentio
lot a wag N the upper regions sprinkl
N some snuff from the gallery into 4
n. nose ard eyes Of TIE defunct Kir
whose lIrSi inpulSa was 10 ,riva .br