Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-12-08

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tA sgid .ha, 90 he 9fb Of Auaust.
two large heavy looking sohooaera
both pgis,-t black, titIing themselves
"TeriQR Nea " IFar," captured (
British Merchantmen, the Eliza Rus,
sell, bound from Liverpool 10 SisaL
and a Mexican vessel. loaded with
goods from the wreck of another ve4l
sci of the Alacrane So res. Tia
schooEers took the vessels, broke o,
pen the letters Of the Eliza Russell.
"lelionly The captain on board" load
ED her and the Mexican Schooner A.
Ispa, from the wreck, despatched
them los ieSas, and ,hen put out
themselves, it was thought 70 Texas.
The Beitish Consul NJ Havsana and
aptain General Of Cuba, had taken
measures TO rccapture the stolen
goods and vessels. and bring tho ulii
raudarssto account. We can hardly
think that they are vessels in the Tex.
ian service, recognized by the Gov.
eminent; may be they are 'lonq black
boats manned by men who Do BUSH
ness en- thel own hook. Either sup.
position, we should be sorry to learn
the ioctof. u they dre Teriaa YES
SEES, they should not turn highway.
man on tie seas--and cannot, withi
out receiving immediate ana re,ribui
tive punishmcni.-Port GU. Sgah.
Hamane--Among the sufferers bd
the recent fire at New Haven, was hi
industrious mechanic WnC Baldwin,
After the fire one Isaiah Gale, who no,
lolces IN the possession oIa soul attach
cd the small remnant Of Mr. Daldwins
property to secure d debt Of ffly,nino
dollars. Such man ought TO be bu.
ried where the sun never rises,-Ros.
transcript,
Let's pass him round, and get the o.
piplon Of the press concerning him.
We think he ought TO be made to get
his living by chewing rags the dirti.
est sort Eastfia ArFas.
We think Isaiah ought to experience
gale of 500 mile at sea, in an Idian
canoe, without comPhss or companion,
or any thing 70 eat, except what our
friend Of the Argus is disposed to give
him. 9ropeiicr.
His head should elpplicdto grind,
stone, making three revolutions On
hour, aad ground down till it is as small
as his soul is,--HarGorI Times.
He has none. lie should he dou,
bled up, his feetp I intohJs mouth, and
compelled to swallow himsga whole,
with cowhide shoes on, which would
at least put sole into his body. Kick
him along, Hartford Comier.
lie should have bis teeth drawn one
by one, in King Johns style, until he
refunded the umountwith interest and
damages.--M. Advertiser.
/ Send the souLLEss "monstern south
and we will have him honorably escor-
ted thro' our principal towns, murch,
ing to the tune of SETTING on RAIL"
Greenriiis Mouaiainecr.
Slarthm out without cent in his
pocket, on blind poney. to collect
newspaper subscriptions Of over one
i years standing and over one bundled
.mos distance, made up exclusively OF
the accounts Of those very considcratc
gentlemen who tax publishers with
postage, and traurpose their terms, re.
puestlng them first 10 discontinue their
papers and then send the acc INT. II
he Ijgcsat that, send him around again
and we vii give him another kick
\ JacESoavjiie Recor3cr.
1 Let's take up for Isaiah little,
Perhaps poverty, by unseen fortune,
justified bis levy on Mr.. Baidwln's
property, to keep his soul and body
together.--Give him his due.-Soua.
era Register.
:. Never take up for the rascal. Kick
him along, and let his punishment be
consummated by salutary lesson
from Judge Lynch.--Cantoa Herald
Z From Tcras.-By an arrival Of e
s brig at New Orleans, laden with cot.
A.. ton, from Texas, we learn, that Con.
j urcs5 wasstili il sessicn-but has not
S done much, but aIk;-one act roqU-
p I9ting elections had passed. The had
s. Lib was under discussion, and it was
= thought would soon pass, to the gene