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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02
0T They had ripe strawberries at Charleston in thu
middle Of January.
Theatres-Wednesda Evening, Jan. 81.

PARK THEATRE.-Last night Caradori took her ben
eft at the Park Theatre. The House pretty full,
and the company the dress circle and private boxes
embraced considerable portion of the elite Of New
York. The fashionabes have patronized Madame, asd
will always muster strong upon her benefit. She is
their protcge and very charming she is The only
novelty in the performance of the Barber of Seville last
evening the introduction Of two airs foreign the
Opera S,ch mr. auf" and = Braceio mio" Where
Opera is well performed, the introduction of any air.
Incidental, is odious-revoiting TO good TASTE But in
such an Olapodrana MIR Simpson gives us ope'
ra any introduction is perfectly characteristic The
two airs have mentioned were the gems of the
ming. Carador sang them enchantinsy.
Brough played Basil il was a rich treat His fine
deep toned voice heard greater advantage
than in the mastery performance of Deuacton," in
the first act. There is ether artist the English
stage who could have given 1t with such effect,
minded strongly Of the Italian school, BY the by,
Brsugh takes his benefit tomorrow evening. He
PLAYS Fra Diavolo for the first time. Mrs. Hughes,
wife Of the leader Of the band PLAYING Zerlina
OF the rest of the characters in the opera would be
charity speak. They all out Of their place
The fault is theirs they cast for the parts and
had 10 play them. The fault with the manager.
We advise him in future 10 let his prima donnas give
scenas and airs from operas only until he form
operate company. To those acquainted with the mu.
sic Of Borbre nothing be disagrecabe than
the manner in which the greatest portion of it muir
dered last evening Bah!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

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~ No IL Duane street. between Chatham William sts
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engages remove any recent Affections IN three
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the use Of any debitsng rjudcious medicine proven
os rom busns Persons entrusnp themselves 10 Or Jshs
sons care may desc themselves with certainty OF success
the most aggravated case. Scroplous liberated legs
NC spssay healed Strangers would do well by givar DR.
Johnson cav certain preventative be made agaipy
NE occurrence ~ The foregoing diseases which has s
co w@n used Within twenty hours ser exposure. let
rrs post PAID and enclosing alee have the
dicine, and directions for It's forwarded.
Attendance from g. A. NJ To night Dr.. Johnson has
moved from ~ Chambers street. d2i.1ms
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02
WASHINGTON, Jan. 90, 1888.
The Exploded Expedition.

SIR,-Tis currently reported here and generally be-
leved that the command Of this ridiculous arrago of
abeurdy is TO be forced upon Captain Gregory. Two
captains have resigned and declined, and it now
pretty well understood that officer will, OF his own
accord, accept the command therefore, 1t has become
necessary for the Honorable Secretary order one,
pilhe nillhe-which order, have heard from good
thority has been delivered to Captain G.. bat by way
of making him some amends for the degradation put
upon him, the silver anchors be placed his
s.oabs or, in palmer terms, he viii be posted. The
squadron is be reduced four vessels The sleeps
ofwar vncennes and Peacocx the ship Relief, and
scheoner Active Twas expected time that the
new sloop.ofwar Levant would oe put in requsition,
in place Of the Macedonian but her qualities being
known, the Honorabes hereabouts thought 1t best
substitute the Vinceanes she being the strongest built
ship of her class the navy Those soops- war
will be las the necessary repairs done
them,) from Norfolk TO New York, stand by to
take on board the fire engines, steam conductors
ing pans, weather moderators. ice breakers, melt
&c, the frgate Macedonian can be dis
mantled The precise time of their leaving this world
has not yet been limited but tbs shrewdy suspect
ed that they viii &c, away from New York some time
about the fall Of eighteen hundred and -, that is
if dgni,ay should take leave of this transitory
e and no farther obstruction is thrown in its way. AT
present there !. slight breeze in its favor, which,
hazard nothing in saying will be taken advantage of by
Captain Gregory, in he is compelled to CO. AS for
the frigate Macedonian my opinion they had better
send her voyage Of discovery around Long Island
her hook, and perhaps she may find out
place for dry dock. without the aid of the commission
ers and then lei her 60 down Hell Gate keep the
conpany OF the old frga,e Hussar for she would be
great show for any station where there French
and English cruizers 10 be met with.
Please promalgate the news. and obige &c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

u
common with the waverly, the stuyvesant, and Bat
terry Place parties; but it is equally instructive,
and We therefore give in the language ofths
tor.
Each scene OF many colourd lie Il drew
is the best motto that could be affixed to our universal
Journal Of taste manners aad the sayings and dongs Of
society in every aspect.
THE CALICO SHIRT.
II was on the evening ef a very fine day, the moon
shining with respondent brightness and the hearts
Of every seemed ready to burst with the glory othe
scene. that as was walking lssurely along Hudson
street within the precincts Of Greenwich village,
accos,ed by young mar with the question Of are you
going the party tonight" asked what party He
said the party at NJ A. in Id street
told him bad no, been invited and had no wish to in
trude myself into the company of-as IL reported
be-" the Bibles Of the village" But Notwithstanding
my aversion TO GO was hurried by my acquaintance
to the place ofrneetisg Having beer introduced the
ladies', Misses ID. EB-, M. J. c., s:
other rcy beautiful young ladies' was introduced to
Mr.. G. W whs carried himself in so overbearing
and disayreeable manner, that IL Of re-
party. He continued carry his nsolen and monopo.
liking disposition far. many of the parry
to leave, Disguised with his behavior.
was about nine o'clock that evening, perhaps
little earlier that young introdsced into the
by the daughter Of the hostess, who very unfor.
tunatey for himself had calico shirt " otherwise
he respectfully dressed, and petite and genteel in
his behavior. Now this young man acquainted, as
tappeared with hardly any Of the party present and
he became, very uajsstly the butt Of the company His
respectful behavior-Do matter in what stage Of the
party-was such as - leave doubt the minds of
many prcsent-among others, mysclf-thst the calico
shirt guide TO judge Of the morals aud under.
standing Of the hero Of my tale. But he still bore and
put up with all the sly tauns Of the overbearing and dis
gustng G. W, until things had got such a
pitch tina, he Eel, il no longer his duty to submit with
impuny the spiust persecution and Immediately
tired from the scene-fully satisfied with the and
behavior Of the ladies' present hut disguised with that
&C the aforementioned G. W. His mind was n
good deal harassed and put abost to find the
Of this neglect and nJustice but point
could he fix his gaze with suiety for hsbehavior had
been such that many might be better hoSgh, Of f they
had initiated his example-until, seeing the
quainiance on the following day, he found by the
aiertalk that the only ground Of complaint that they
had against him that he had dared come into their
company with a caliro shirt on
Now paying all due Difference to their opinions.
should wish 10 know whether not the wearing Of
calico shir, has any thing in i t. appreciate the wesrer
: III so, we have
MoRAL-That no yousg man ought TO 60 into the
company OF young ladies and gentlemen with calico
shirt on
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02

We are much Indebted to our female correspondent
for the Information she furnishes of the ladies of ton
in Washington. She seems TO be in tbs habit Of
mineing in the fashionable society Of the me,ropo-
lis, and TO possess fine taste and observation. We
BEG her to continue her interesting letters, whenever
she may feel disposed to write
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-07-28
INEiDELITY.

what Is ti,r obJecsof ln6dslity9 ~
u brutify man, 70 cut the cords which
bind him 10 infnity; 70 turn he current
" us being downwards and 70 reverse
lie whole design and tendency Of his "a
,use. Those high and holy ihoughla
wbici, lie sent abroad into eternity, 4
would BID hin summon back, only Thai
oe nay bury hem a. his feet. y beck.
ous lis eyes away from the mansions q
heaven TIA, ~ may gaze upon the black
ness of darkness forever. ltwouid turn
al his Thoughts from al tia. y inspiring
lin E.s future, only that he may leap ,nls
moody ns,hingness and disappear,
would dissolve bis come ctiOn with a!
that lie loves, aud all that biz soul aspire
10. tbs. b may claim kindred with q
! that Re hates and his mind shudders :
contemplate. Embrace iss sentiments
and God, angels, heaven. Immortality .e
Itifs from Tie view; While dread aanlhl
ialion. uncrsa,rd pighi, swell into fright
fol spsc,res in the prospect. Who wou'
b an intidel?
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From he Southern Satn.
THE BRANDON BANK.

W. understand that systematic AZ
temp, Is making ID the city ci Vicksbufg
10 impair The standing 81 The BRANDON
Bant. a continuation 81 merchants hase
resolved, ii future. MOI u receive its notes
il paymxn. lor goods; and ne banks r.
,hs cily ate unwilling % receive shen ~
paymen. II notes cne Their respective IN
s,iiulons. Il Is certainly night belong
\ IN d every tnsn u sstsct he paper no
nv which lie places IN kis pocket; bus
wi Hi. decidedly wrong iOr individuals
ID confederate themselves for the intef-
.sted purpose Of d4stroying the repufa'
lion IL hank, unless il,ete existed some
good evidences that il " ahunsaIe " c e
rbpt institution. SUCH course Is ruin
LOs alike ,Sths prescribed bank i'stll,
and ID she ,hbusaiid. III citizens who ate
posssssed Il It's notes. wv hear much
|tlsinor sgaiost ih< Btandcn Bank ~
enemies ats prone ID indulge II daTs
bins. Nv inuehdoks and suEdry shigmatl
ssi Ubsyrsations, bbt |, IL sailor; indeed
That NV me atssapis u slsahce sny
Substantial reason III hin uppositi"n. !.
Nv Brandon Bank BE Efiipi--It ~ a.
| fslrs Nave beet, 10 linrI Bdtnily tcnd', (:
~ IL ID afford jast grounds iof doubling
IN ultimate s0lventy where ere lhe ev''
dences and lie effects! Upon what tcu''
! Aution III these awful doubts and arpfe
hensiens res,s Until W. hear sbmefh'nl
calculated u change our op'!uiou, we sha'
contend tha, the Bfaudoo Bank 'sequai
IJv l, solvent as any bank 10 Mississippi
aud,ba, sheer ;asrics wouH place Y 10
f,r more favorable light before ~ n.y.
I'M Nan tI,at occupied by many simiIa
4 ;nst;,utiors. II the bank be corrupt an
s.s.Te ne means of establishing ~
n faru NV Il, hand Ths institution sesa
~ cooc+aImess 81 US transactions Y
N the ton,tary, even soliri, investigator
an,l scru,iuy, ~ tine follarink resolution
unanimously adopted BY ths board q 2
rectors. will rvincs:
~Asa meeting " Abe hoard /
-ld;rectors ~ the Mississippi 40
) Alabama Rail Road Cpmpanl
4 at Brnnlon, me following pr'
: ambIs ani resolution we're !,
4 unanimously adopted cn slAs 7
Z inst.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-07-28
MISCELLANEOUS.


INOkctl, auu
beheld a great continent. It's
length extended from Cape
Horn 70 the North Pole its cas-
tern side WAS dashed by the
wrathfus surge Of the Atlantic,
and the waters Of the Pacific
dashed in angry pillows against
its western shore. Mountains
piled on mountains, bathing
their eternal SUBMITS ~ the
clouds, arose between delightful
and extensive plains, and ma
iestic lakes studded her whole
domain; while her mighty riv.
ers winded their way through
the tall forests, and rolled in sol
i,ary grandeur down her deer
and fertile valleys.
While | was vet gazing my
aye caught the glimpse Of 4 tai
and stately figure as il glideda
cross the distant, plain. II wa
an !ntllan;--he \
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-07-28

.u,,,r,oSs.--Fiys dollars 70 advance, hve
so. ne end Of six months Or six dollars 4. the
NY y o y" Of the year. No subscription vii be
|spiaa;""e until an arreaages are paid, except
se .sa anton of tic publishers. Persons wishing
". viii please give notice thereof "
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o-.-all JOE WORK mus. be paid for on deliv
Fry. u. S,ate oflice. w;ll b
u dollars. and for county five dollars ench.
Postage on letters must be paid e receive :
/eutlon.
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keeper: but still The r.OIa lnas
az ait of chilling vaeancys the
very atmosphere If Nj apart
mcnt has 4 dim, nnialabited ap-
t,eafance the chairs sci ABOUND
with provoking Reatness, look
reproachfully useless and unoc-
cupied, and the tables and otll-I
ii furniture shine with imnerti-
men, and futile brightness, All
is dreary and rcpelling up
gentle face welcomes hls arr
val; % loving hand 'aeels his
no kind ionks answer 10 Useless
gaze lie throws around The Al
apartment, as he enters. Hc sIts
|ioa hook alone; there y ~
one by his side, 10 ENJOY with
him The fayorite passage, the
apt remark, the just criticism,
Inu eyes III which 10 read ms
own faelings; his own tastes
are unappreciated and unrefiec.
tel he has 10 resource bnl
himself. 10 one 10 look up ~ bn'
himself; All his enjoyment, ! 4
Ibis happiness, must sn'anate
Iron himself. He filings doMr
/ the volume il despair, burles 90
face IN his hands, and slghs =
loud, on ne n,iserum! ~
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-07-28
INTaIfIER 36

Wheysax there M D0sawahosi.
Nv ii the cIiartcf III This Bank
|or any law of lI;is Slxte. AutIaos \,
rising ~ examination 1T this
institution BY sl,c bank cnMmisss
|sioners, AMI whcreasiti sdesira-
|bIesfhat this inftitutio,. should,
liz common with every other
banking institution III NE State,s
|be examined BY said commis.
sioners, IN order that iI,e public
may know lie condition VI the
|Staie currency. Therefore,
RxsSlped, That ,he President n tliis Y
insti,u,ien 81. snd M Il hetsby required
| II snyiie the CO. rissjonah appointed hys
suihorsiy " this State, n examine shis
institutions a suri, siusas may suit their
conyenience.
| Attest,
Signed B. n. wARDElL, cs.h'r.''r
VIZ are inclined u tI,A opinion that
certain banks il his state have entefeda
| into mertensry and selfish conspiracy
MI ;n;ure W. Brandon Bank ~ misrel,.
RESERVATION and .lans,er. They are jedi.
IN, II thatIbank. and Nv resolved 10 pot
HI down II possible. Tht people Of Mis-
s;saicpi should LISTED IL charges emana.-
linz nom s,,cf ! source win Great caution.
They should remember that, Az 4 period
~ gloom and distress. when baukrup,cv
J and famine wss il H. very doofs 81 ~
!. peo y,Ie--Nhen Inc future presented ID
Thousands Of homes. ana indos,rjou. eli.
zeDs. nothing but cbes,lsss prospect III
utter ruin--fhtss vsyy banks Who ~ now
lloudestS IN their malicious ISLANDERS DC ire
J lb.nk II Brandon refused 10 loan one s;n.
b Irle dos,nr Is ne suffering Community ~.
/ Banks are called sssouIless corpcra,ious.s h :
4 True he, ,re 81: and. uoior,unat+iy.c
4 lm,nv bank d,retsoys are eoo.) as souI--
\ les a the corpora.ios which they governs
II Hence HE liberal ana eene,p i policy
i nursued " he directory 81 III Brandon
4 lBank cannot be understood IN appYecia-
II M Il even tole.3ted ~ certain mr,a
whose ears are deal 10 every appeal for
vi Ia. ana whose cold and teyruv,;n, like
Is lblood never vet warmed into generous
for hamandistress.
N There are also certain Nsnioeks and NJ
n ren Who hate he Brandon Bank very
IS much indeed And WIN? Because ,bey
all lad wrunc from, The poor heap of gold
70 ana silver. and slowed II away with ali
Is, |the care and pleasure cf sssSulIess'' nj.
e. sers. bonipg, 1. some tine, d grasp ,hs
hi, wealth Of their neiyhbors wilhou, render
il IN ~ ADEQUATE consideration. ThaI
III glorious period ,hey tondly dreamed
rax abou, ID dawn--listress was abroad
II II. land the officers of the av were
cln,chinv the;r y,cti,ns--saies. al,nos
v;ihobt number. were anno,,nced-ati,
Il. ;yo.. h..rtsd shvlocks ,v.te bovetin.
AZ sbor, M coio,v to~,n.. Iike III omene,
'fg NM. Il darkn.s. eagerly waiting ~
o. n. ,hprltf', hammer u III upraised. BIZ
w IN ,he,r e,oroz; antlcis,af;ons we're bias,
NJ "a ~ I'M sane corrupt nd sio,ou,tSus
q Rl.ndon Bank. HUI directory rsyg j,
m III Il ~ appeals III the suffering chm
~ n,,n;fy. and saved thousand iron, sbso
e M. Nm. Tke .hylocks lo.t ,heir IRE,
" AZ usufers dill not loan money 80 Tree
'o' II u IN luna II oNLr tss psr CENT ps
~ r,oa,h and hence il,ey became foes /
- ~ - Il n "
Il. The bsna. New i 'ne Dfanaon nan
j. had even relieved ne cn1nua''y n'fhoa
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-07-28

years was upon u!a VSOW s"0
cadence of his Oncc musical !
voice vas weak and sepulchral;
,se tear of despair started from
his languid W., and Ne weptz
The wind howled its mournfnl Il
requiem over the gloomy pros
he | that arose before him, while
|old ocean rolled IN terrific gran-
|dcur behind. Memory wakes
| him from the long sleep Of years,
ind lie cast 4 has,y glance to-
wards his fathers hermitage,
where once he joined the Native
dance, and pursued the startled !
deer-whefc the homes Of his
ancestors bleach and whiten up
on their own native bills. AS
he continues to gaze the tire 81
youthful yigor begins again 70
lkindle Oh his bosom; his eyes
too, begin 10 sparkle rs the
scenes If other days recss 70
his mind; and he almost con-
ceives that the fate Of his coun-
ltrymen and the story ct their
wrongs are only the horrid airy
visions Of faacy. With stature
erect, and eyes turned home
ward, 10 continued toAgaze. and
will, 4 strong voice Of hope be
exclains, .Wherc are they ~
He Iistens-ihc tones Of his
: voice sound through tn sur
rounding mountains presently
! he hears the voice Of echo an
.lswer-s'where are theyW
Now he begins u realize Az
the horrors Of his situation. he
!, |,nrns around 10 look al the set
!, ting sun andthen beginsto weep
ooh my conutty!' Nc ejacnlates,,
. nmy Frustrated add degraded
! cou0try! The whiteman ha'
robbed me Of my country, ant
exierrniinated my coilntryn,en!-
= Souls of The great and good =
a come 10 dwell with you IN ~
s spirit land 50 saying he gay'
r 4 savage yell, and ike one an
Is used to fear, he vaUiled high i
:. the air, and plunged headlonI
Il down the craggy steep into tn
N loamIng sceah. He struggled
= for i moment with the Hood
1.-The waves rolled over him, ans
like d ship wrecked mariner, b
lsunk To rise no more!
But will this blot forever IL
he Indians name wilt, this be u
is last that we shall ever hear I
llalthis sad and mournful history
at Will TIN recollectiohs Of tn
~ daring people be forever erase
he from The enlivening pages (
es memory No! When The bons
n-AOf their oppressors shall hay
ad dissolved in their native dust;
of when their names shall hay
IS been forgotten and swallowe
b. np ii the dark waters of ohliy
RE- oil; lie history If the India
will still liycin the rccdllectic'
Dp, 81 poe,ry--wilI still he subje'
to- 81 pfaise and panegytic, Az
sh- form the theme of discussion (
Iihsibotn orator and historian: n
- deeds III noble dariag will N
res ii song and story mill the y
res forgets to shine, and the twin
m ling stars shall have worn q
riv- their Iustre; and the Story u i
the wrongs. will be told around n
ing Inv 4 Ere side where childr'
The shall catch the melancholy -
lre- and transmit il from gcneratl.
Ito eeDeration, down 70 the
md 800 nosterity What? forg
lur- The Indian? No. never
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-07-28

,AGNRt usS W1sSs s- ~ - 1 I
|ed round with a strip Of leop-
I'd skin; his Bonded bow hung
.croSs his shoulder, and bis gull
,cr was suspended BY his side.
watched him as ne APPROACH
I'd the base of the mountain, my |
I'VE rested upon him rs with the
Ilcetness of an arrow, hs ascen-
led lis ruggid side, aud reached
Lhe summit in safety.
From The elevated station he
looked down upon the sun-Iit |
valley below, where the smoke
assembled IN mystic wreaths from
the rude wig-wanis Of his Kim
bred. A dark and por.entous
cloud began to gather u the far
off west-tlle heavsns were
shrouded ID darkness, and the
troubled elements began their
frightful rawlings. He heard the
distant thunder roll--he saw the
lnrid iigh,niogs leap from every
cloud, and stream down the sa-
|blc armament; but still he re-
.ara;ned nnmnvedl The dark
and threatening clouds moved
|oo, and the Winds and the tenn
pest ceased their fearful howl
|ings. With delight he gazedon
the clear blue sky that again
sparkled over bis head; With
heartfelt gratitude he discover.
ed he image of The Great Spirit
in the lingering rays Of the set
l,ing sun, cast akeen and pene-
|trating glance Al the unboundetl
prospect, surveyed himself, and
lwi,h a voice nf exnltation ex.
|clai,hcd, II am sole undisputed
monarch Or this Western world
Ages passed away, the wheel
az time moved The Indian
guarded the graves Of his anres
Itors-hunted the deer and spur
rel. participated in the sport
and festivities Of his tribe, at'e
Twas happy; but At last 4 pil
lcri,n dark deep freighted from
line east, came 10 his shores
The palc faces came, and!
his hand no laid
On hili and dale, and stream,
And called them his.n
Then The animated chase, II
feast Of JOY, and the ihriliin
Sound of the war hoop-a
were departed. The land ,hs
once knew him knew him 2
|more. He had u forsakr Il
home 0f his infancy, The grave
of lis fathers, tile land, the hui
|ting grounds aver which he ha
So often bounded IN pursuit
prey, to penettateinlc the we
|tern wilds, where human foo
steps had never sounded, Hhe
Is human voice never echoed! ~
With All aching heart he sto
= ped III cast II wistfnl look I
wards His father-land Burns
I'D ed bayoncts glittered n the 81
|ts beams upon bis natise plains
Be cities reared theft lefty spif
81 along The shores whefelhe III
Ne once blazcd---the sails Of col
ID, merce wbitened the mighty q
fic wv where erst he padded I
isl bark canoe--and the tower
ms forest fell PROSTATE before Z
ng woodman's sturdy stroke. Fal
he veil, va once happy and peat
ful |fuI abodes! ne exclaimed; r
IA with 4 heavy heart and meas'
rle Ell tread moved e.
w. 2 Years wore apa
Ugh Hooked again, and saw Az