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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21
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REGrLAR COMMUNICATE

REGULAR COMMUNICATION.
~ Remttanc and drafts with freight and and
from Great Britain and frelsnd-WOCHES COMMERCIAL
LINE The Subscribers respectfully intimate 70 their friends
public cueray that they enter into early
rang with them the bringing OF their families
and friends the early spring shpsthe hrs OF which will
running Liverpool the Isl February, 1885,
End will continue regularly week afterwards
aordrg ergrants the most desirable and eligible Convey
ancethcy can have.
The d.tenon Of vessels Liverpool engaged in this trade
having heretofore been great and o complaint
subscribers DESTROYS of removing the despatch
ing vessp every from Liverpool effect the
sbmen of such regulations In their days of sailing
GIVE entire safIsfaces shippers and rs further ~
ncemen them to Give preference their Line III
transient vessels guarantee they shall Invariably
sail on The appointed day full u and take freight
when opposed transient vessel ut such rates will s
The employed for the convenience 81 their
every the d'rrep ports ~ Ireland and Scotland,
convenience of mporance 10 those residing a. the out
pors
ROYAL u Ireland rad sight, free q dksouni
~ charge every province and courybe sides In the nape
row ne erng the nk OF ireland notes
n inconvenience only Ivy this establishment
Their drafts vel rs passage orders can he forwarded ~
lie nlar packets sins the It, 9Th leh. and 18th "
each month II the year Those residing ~ the country can
address h. letters pos paid which yin be punctualy at
tended Further particulars aa be ascersned applies
,io- NJ ~ sosth zreei New York. 80.
dF5ms kobnh sholHrSS - w,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21

"a SAVANNAH pACKS TS-OLD LINZ
4S The ships comprising the above llue viii he de pacbed
- from New FORK and Savannah In the following
ship TRENTON, (new) Jas. =. Bennett master.
sb AUBriRN (new) N r Dnrfey master
sbd REPUBLICAN r. w, Foster master
Ship MILLpDGEvILLE,D D. L. P~rter master.
Ship NEWARK, +. Dunham master.
The above all OF the first class and built In this city
expressly for the trade Their accommodations pasrn
elegant nna extensive and facility will he ar
fordcd 10 shippers by this line.
Goods Subscribers will be shipped free of
all charges exec pt those aetualy incurred.
JOHNSON 4 LowDEN 90 wall 81 and
j9 WASHBURN LEWIS Savannah
47x NEwLISE LIVERPOOL PACKETs
EE To sa froa New Isl, ana from Liverp pool
.-isssI on the 18th OF each n.onih;
New Ship SIDOONs Capt 1t January
ship sHERIDAN. Capt j. A. Pierce, LIST February.
Ship GARHICK, Cspt N. B. Pslmsr, LIST March
Ship sHAKESPEARE Capt }. Cslias April
LIVERPOOL.
SHIP 0ARRICK, Capt ~ n. Palmer, 10th December.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Capt.. Collins, 18th January.
New ship sIDDONs, Capt - 18Th February,
Ship SHERIDAN, , A. Pierce 18th March.
These ships the first class all armed upwardsof 500
sons burthen built In the city OF New York, with such i'm
s 70 commune great speed with ususuai como ov
Every has been taken In the arrangement
n their sccommo fsto-s The price 81 passage hescc $40
for which ample udrg nc viii he provided;
without wines he el Tbese ships will be commanded by
experienced masters who will make every exertsa TO give
general sssactor Neither the captain nor the OF
these ships will he responsible for letters parcels pack
ages sent ny them unless regular bills OF adng are signed
therefor. Fnr freight or passage. apply "a. =
Ek COLLINsL co, s. South T. New York, OF to
WV. MAS. BROWNE co Liverpool
The ships nj this line viii hereafter 20 armed and their
other bo, ,esselsof war. JIs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21

a. PAssaCE r~UM sLlav--A first rate
40 sbp wi sail frcm Sligo about the 18th Arrl
and car accommodate nusber OF psssengersi In
either caiin q rnge.
'" VA COULTER, las Frort "a.
NIB Persons Wishing n reia moasJ 70 ihtir friends cav
have raas al sight Mr. Hsgh LeightoB, Qua st. sligo
~ I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21

II FOR NEw OaLEANs.-The Louisiana.
I'M and New York Lac of jackets every other
- Monday, from Ne~ York and from New Orleans,
and TO insure the strcest in the Of sailing
the line will hereafter consist of the following sbps
Ship LOUISVILLE. Capt Palmer, lsL Jan.
ship HUNTSVILLE. Capt Eldridge, 18th Jan.
Sbip VlCKSBUR6, Capt wooshouse. 18th jan
Ship MISSISSIPPI Capt Davis, 18th Feb
49, Ship YAZOO. Cart Trask, 2sth Feb.
The above ships all OF the first class copper
fastened and coppered and upwards tons bunhen-
OF very light dram OF water being aui this city ex
Pressy for the trade TIE price Of passage fixed SioO
their cabins fitted the most I'm proved
and for nished Ample stores
OF the first quality will be provided every regard had 10
the comfort ard entire satisfaction OF passengers These pack
commanded by captains well perenced In the trade
who will give every attention ard the selves
adate. Thy will all times be up and down
the Mississippi by steam boats andthe stc~s, punctuay
observed In the time ofsang. Neither the otans
OF these ships will he responsible for bullion precious
silver plated for letter. parcel or pack
age by put board OF them bills az
dng for the and the value therein expressed
All goods the subscriber will be- forwarded free or
commission. For freight passage. apply to
T.. X. COLLINS CO. "a. South St
No freight received after the Saturday evening to
the day OF sailing. "a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21

a. Old LINE OF LIvESPOOLPACA,
ON ETs-Tbe Old Line Cf Packets vi De sespschea
,hr suhscril,ers 10 SAP from New York and Liver.
pcol on m 18th oench month with TIE .sct bat
vvhs the sainr day falls Susdsy TIE shrs WI sail
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21
t7a SAVANNAH PACK ETS.-old Established
f36I4 Line The packets the line will sail

sayANSA E:',ssh he'd
9fa - IN reg ular succession as ioows:
ship ship aSSELIouE, 5. Nicho,s, master master,
ship MACON, W osborn, master.
Ship LOUISA. ID. II. Truman, master.
Ship oCoNEE, tnew) J. ID. Wilson, master.
m business and are commanded by captains well
with The trade Their are very superior and
goods forwarded g the viii be shipped free Of
MOBILE .nI PhCk * sdy I'M M (, LnNE
-E despatched from New York. on the 10Th and 25th OF
'"'H SHIP Ra'" THAMES, jas D. Snow. master.
Ship Ship ROE r Roy A A Arm asEa master
sssp WAyEWMhy Teoi 3 r sm Bs master master
The above all first ships copper fastened and cop
pered nad commanded by experienced in will
forwarded 10 the subscribers Will shipped free Of commis.
2ni For freight or passage aPPX srco a
,S The subscribers have established line Of packets
Of s n so or sud Ms 70 Of
and r fo%Psssd O. The olSwng vessels;
Brig WA1ssaw !, s Is i Anus master
Brig 6AMlLLA' F Men is' master @''''e''
The above all good vessels with handsome furnished
accommodations, and commanded by experienced
mum. This ine Of packets will have prompt despatch and
all goods forwarded the will be shipped free OF
ss wa st.
cs aMELIA STRONG, n. +. Brown, master.
-s<ss~ Brig PREMIUM, J. Coburn, master.
Brig MACON, A. Blbbins, master,
Brig DARlEN. u r. Bukiey, master.
Brig NEW JERSEY, b. Matthews, master.
Schr, d. b. CRANE, Studey, master.
The subscriber has with Messrs Hawes Mitch
ell Collns, of DareD Geo. established the above line
sells built expressly for the above trade and all copper sen
they have three river All
to the Me- Xo @
line OF stages from BARREN Macon three times a
week also steamboat to 81 Augustine twice week j23
IL ,CHARLNsTON PACK s-Commercia
-Ss<packets: 49, "
Brig DIMON. Frederick Sherwood, master.
Brig BUENos AYREs M s. stuart ~1 ma sssrer
brig FANNY new w. Whitlesey, master.
Brig -. (new.)
The above all first vessels built expressly for the
commodaons for passengers extensive and exertions
VIII be made to please both shippers and passengers All
goods forwarded 10 the subscribers will be shipped
ALIEN PAXsoN. 90 wall street, NJ Y or
J9 WM CALDWELL SONS. Charleston s. G.
IL ~, BALTIMORE PACKETs-UNION
80 pa ched between New York and .aimore V de
Brig PAVILION, w. Belly, master.
Brig S0LON, b. Bourne, m.ster.
schr HENRY BARGER K. C. Briggs master
Schr DIRECT, C. /. Briggs, master.
Scr LACONIC, }. c. Desison, master.
nearly all built of the best expressly for tie
anded the experienced pilots on The
coast be effected the lowest rates.
give satisfaction shippers Goods forwarded To
the subscribers will free Of commission For freight
apply TO IN. BRIGGS, Sc Old Slip, NY.
j23 J. w. BROWN. Smiths Dock Bait
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21

<At SAVANNAH PACKETs1OLb LINE,
&kA The Ships comprising the above line Will be d~s
patched from New York and Savannah In the follow
Ship TRENTON, new Jas: $. Bennett, master.
Ship AUBURN, (new) NJ r. Durfey, master.
Ship REPUBLICAN n. W. Foster, master
ship MILLEDGEvILLE. ID. l.. Porter, master.
ship NEWARK, T.. Durham, master. .
Ihe above ships all OF the first class built In New YORK
expressly Tor The rade; their accommodations for passengers
are elegant and extensive and every facility will he afforded
70 Shippers Goods forwarded the subscribers, VIII be
sppe ree OF all charges those actually Incurred
Fer reiShto or passage, apply 10
- JOHNSON Il LOWDEN, 90 Wallst, New York, or
JS WASHBURN x LEWIS, Savannah.
LID COMM ERCIAL LINE OF CHARLES
GEE4 TON ACkETS.-Tha following vessels compose the
-SHsahabove Line of Packets
Brig DIMON, Fredk Sherwood master.
Brig COHDELlA, Francis Sherwood master.
Brig BUENOS AYRES, IA. stuart MASTER.
New - -, Whitesey master.
New
The above all first Class vessels built expressly for this
trade and commanded by experienced masters Their
commodatons Tor passengers extensive
and eyeron Will be made please shippers
All goods forwarded to the subscribers will be shipped free OF
commissions.
freight passage apply board between Murray and
Pine 81. wharves to
JOSEPH TINKHAM 4 +. DIMoN,
Gil South stairs
Wa. A. caldwell a. SONS,
J2f Agents. Charleston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21

hrse slps all u The hrN c's eermandcd by OF
s sc,er aud experience are furnished With of
nss hicd Eyery attention vii be paid passengers 10 pro-
ros bs comsort convenierce The ofpssa
yard esed h. an understanding with the p-opeters ofths
ters urs s4s incading wines aud orcs Of every de-
srripticn, s2o without wnes and hquors
Nett er captains owners o. these shps WIZ be rrcr
sble for lett parcels or n' " "em unless
sgulsr Mills Of ,dng are signed ,Isrefor.
~ "s'f rsw,yS, xRafHERs CO Liverpool and u
tsoEpiIrJR co or &. ~ MARSHALL
81 sou,hst New Ycrk.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21

-. MOBILE PACKETS.
,<fSS Ship EDwINA, the al q. West master.
49, ship RECTOR ID Y Post, master
Shi, I.aRENA, J, Urquhart, naSer.
Shin TISkiNA, n. H. Post, mister
Shin ALBANIAN, w. D. Lane, master.
sbip RUSSELL BALDWIN, J. NJ Magma, master.
s,,pJUNIOR, W. n williams. master
ship ELISHA DENIsON, y. West, master.
Ship sr. JOHN, q. H. Hitchcock, master.
The line ccnsst OF nine ships, which will spasle
three vessels month, when the trade requires
These ships first Glass; built expressly for trade,
~ materials copper with
s.ye hahdsonie accommodations and aded by
rrirnced masters, and will sail punctualy as advertised
when tho sailrg falls sunday, the ship will sail
the Nonssy following The prize Of passage SIS wthoat
ouors All goods the subscribers will be shipped
free OF commission. - -
i2J v. ID. HUHLbUT 60 81 south street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21

"a ArhLACH!CDLA ETs,--ship
-s<&6 ship INDIANA, J. =, Doane, master.
ship GEORGIA, y. Tablet, master.
These vessels of light drs built expressly for
trade fbe best mstera copper fastened ard eopperes
with handsome accommodations and will sail puscssry a.
advertised. when the day 81 sailing falls sunsy Vic ship
VIII sail the Monday Following Tive prize passage
SO without liquors. A goods forwarded ,he subscribers
iss az 'E o. HURIsu 4 CO. a scsibs -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21

- 10 LET OK LEAS E-That be.u,oI c.
y resi- encs whereon the subscriber now resides :,
Coidsprng Hsrbor, Long Issna and within srH -, -
o. ne seamsont iindng The premises cousls, of K,c
ana Flower Garden well stocked with small frus and s,
perry. I've House situate in the The gnd
eaavy on me edge of the harbor within few wards ~
t % Wnee there beautiful sand beach for bathing :
ng ,ne ce ire which looks both ways upon the
nosern style There Is also The premises new and co
venen oar. coach house, stables shea fowl hone od
house, &C These premises admirably we'll c..,.os
i og ,ge eenteel family residence geneel Board
,sss, sro, e peng IA sgh and about half a mile dis
door twice day 70 and from the Rail Road Depot which
about miles distance. The Bay aboupds viii 6sh eI
CLAIMS and oysters The land and water prospects are v
'epsse romantic and beautiful beyond oeseriptor ~ g
ror particulars, inquire OF HAkRISONA LEFT "a -
fle-3t. ranW. ...nc,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21

TT LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
ON Sailing from New York on the 2ah and from Liver
spool on the 9th of each month.
The above line Of packets will be continued by the subscr
bers, and is composed Of the folowin Ing shps:-
From New York
June 24-The UNITED STATES, Capt. NJ. ". HoIdrege
March 24-The 81. Va DREW, Capt VIM. C. Thompson.
Aug. 4-The VTRGINIAN, C. apt isaac Harris
Sept 24-rhe SHEFFIELD, Capt Fras. p. Allen.
From Liverpool.
May a-The at. ANDREW, 6G6 tens
June s-The VIRGINIAN, $40 tons.
July 8-The SHEFFIELD 6Oe tons
Aug. 8-The UNITED STATES ESQ TONS
The qualities and accommodations OF Ships
the REPUTATION OF their commanders known Every
exerton VIII be made TO the comfort Of
ana the Interests efnpoer The price OF pasageto Liver
pool in the cabin other lines is fixed al $40 with ne
and stores Of every description
The owners will be responsible for letter parcel
package by the above ships for which bill OF no
taken. For freight or passage. appyto
STEPHEkWH WHITNEY,
- SANDS, TURNER. FOX & Co. or
jpn ROBT KERMIT "a South ST,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21

IL NEW ORLEANS DESPATCH LINE.
E This line consists OF q ships and briggs of which
- will san weekly I'LL the lst OF October after which
time two will sail weekly during the busn. These
vessels are all Of the first class warranted TO insure lowest
rates. and to take the Bsre Freight paen
will be taken in this line throughout year per
cent less than any other line whatever. Apply to
r. ELWELL, Packet Offbe 50 Souibst
All geeds from outpers viii be shipped forwarded
Immediately at New Orleans free OF commission and every
and attention paid des
chants having freight 10 dispose Of will fsd decidedly for
their intereste apply above. is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21

"a JAMAICA PACKETS.
fXb To sail from New York The 10Th, Kings
@&8ton, Jam. tn 18th Of each month,
The ship ORBIT, Warren Fox master, will sail
From New Yodk, From Kngsten, fJam.l
10Th October, 18th November,
10th December, 18th January,
10th February, 18th March,
10th April, 18th May,
10th June, 18th July,
18th August 18Th September.
The ship JNO. CATER, Jao Y, Crane master will sail
From New york, Frow Kingsios, (Jam)
10th November, 18th Deaemser,
10th January, 18th January,
10th March, 18Th April,
10th May, 18th June,
10th July, 18th August
II IN September. 10th October
The above ships coppered first
aud ands persnced Their
tons r cer and being furnished
with state rooms and equal the regular Eoro-
Packets Beds bedding and furnished In the
packet ships tincs eScepted The price
passage fixed from New York SIS from Kiseston
atsi0o Seerage SIS For ofeight apply
q. AyMAR a co. - south 81. New York, and
jA CATER 4 TYRRELL, Kagsten, Jam.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21

rcWn Co.,. One prieed Hat store.
TIE subscribers since the year 1884, have aimed "A
,hraishng The public with elegant and sui,sanLsi
MAI OF The most graceful form nj the sccomn od,,g
prize 81 ~ They say that their eforts have
sees crowned with triumphant The Hats napufne
item during the last three months surpass IN beauv
sna nnsh any heretofore offered and stand prr-emisss
the community. - 'o $500
have us, completed their arrangements sell plain
.ist lor $780, which In point Of style s~d fnsb
gnnce o. orn and general compare viii h.
price. - =
-, BROWN a. CO.
eie-5mr It's Chatham Soma cor os,~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-21

A@A TO LET-A handsomely located and ea.ve,i.u,
t1U tenement 70 small family without chtdron situated
a ,ne upper part OF the city, between Hudson street
ehce r. a''' 1so" 60 ". n. AZ this
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1838-12-15

scngcr cars intended to run on the road
are splendid specimens of workmanship,
tastefully painted, furnished with elegant
cushioned seats, and calculated to carry
one hundred passengers. In noticing these
cars, which are the product Of the mech
anical skill of Madison, the Banner says
at will be pretty sight to see them, thus
freghted, flying past the farms and villa
ges on the route at the rate of twenty
miles an hour!" What wonderful revolu-
tons in the "affairs of men," and in the
face Of nature, the steam movement, by
land and water, is destined to bring about
and nowhere, perhaps, viii these reyo'u-
tons be more wonderful, in the progress
Of wears, than in the far and mighty, and
fruitful West.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1838-12-15

"YHere's ma luck about the house. "--Tbe
Conservatives and Federalists Of N. York
are at loggerheads about U. S. Senator.
The former demand as a reward for their
services, that the whole piebaId party raj.
ly around the political apostate N. P. Tall.
madge. While the latter are unwilling TO
do this, thus refusing to carry out their
stpulations. The reelection of this rem.
egade is as little desired by the Federal
part aud the honest part Of the opposition
as by the administration party. But still
this must be; the decree has gone forth.
the compact has been entered into, and
this souless political changing must re-
ceive the reward of his apostacv, and the
Wings saddled with man who has no fix.
ed principles to act upon--a man who is
opposed to the principles they advocate,
and who is actuated solely by the 1uctua.
tons ofparties and his own selfish pur-
poses.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1838-12-15
JOHN FORT. President.

WV. M. GwrN.-Ths gentleman has
written letter to Col. L. A. Besancon,
editor of the Free Trader, in which he
says: Sin answer to the call in your paper
and all other inquiries, | will state, am
not, and will not be candidate in opposi-
ton to Mr.. Williams, who has received
the Executive appointment of Senator. If
that gentleman is candidate, | will zeal
ously support him and use all honorable
means to SECURE his election. If he de-
clines being candidate, and the dcmo-
cratic party will concentrate upon any
member Of that party, other than myself,
will sustain him with equal zeal, SINGER
ity and good faith" This is right, and ii
is what every patriotic citizen should be
ready and willing to do. AT the present
important crisis Of public affairs, especial
~ when the parties are so equally divided
in the Legislature, every good citizen
should sacrifice his sectional prejadices,
and hopes Of personal Advancement, ia
order to secure unannity and harmony
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1838-12-15

The recent election in the State of N.
Y. has revealed the fearful, truth that the
federal party in that state have, in their
earnest determination to break down, if
possible, the present administration, ac-
tually formed an alliance both offensive
and defcnsiYe.'' with the aboitionists. We
alluded to this in our last when we pub
lished the circ'l lar of the abolitionists.
calling upon their brethren to support
Seward g. BIadish, ON account Of their a.
BOLTON principles, but the subjoined pro-
ceedlngs ola meeting Of colored persons in
New York, will show that the Wings
thought they had not done enough when
they resolved to support Hthe entire Wing
ticket" though they knew that Bradish.
whom they had nominated for Lieutenant
Governor, was one Of the most violent and
distinguished aboiticnists in the state,
they went 'iiIl further and got up Con-
vention Of BLACK AnoLlTroxIsrs to pledge
themselves to vote for "the entire Whig
ticket" The development Of this ALI
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1838-12-15

TESSEssEE.-"DEMocRAcY Is ONWARD
IN TIER MARcH."-The foreman of the
Grand jury of the Circuit Court, which is
now in session for this county, informed
us the other day, that that body held an
election, and every one was for Van BIZ
ron for the presidency, and Jas. K. Polk
Tor Governor.
The late Grand Jury of Davidson coun-
", eleven out of thirteen we're for Mr..
Van Buren,, and named David Craighead
rs a suitable candidate for Congress, in
dhat district, against John Bell.
-"Coming events cast their shadows be-
fore Memphis Ga.etic.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1838-12-15

CoSGREss,--This body has been in ses.
sion about ten days, consequently, it will
not be long before we shall receive some
intelligence fits proceedings, which shall
be laid before our readers at as early a
day as possible. As the opposition have a
majority in the lower honse, though the
President has doubtless renewed his pro-
iect for the collection, safe-keeping and
disbursements of the public moneys, we
entertain no hopes Of its passage. Those
opposed to this financial scheme, will, as
they have heretofore done in their oppo-
sltion to the measures Of the administra-
ton, turn q deaf ear to the voice of rea-
son and truth. The good of the country
viii, for season, have to yield to the vio-
lent pref Idices ola selfish party.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1838-12-15

MARCH OF IMpRovEMENr.--Within the
memory of man winding path, first fash
ieneJ ont by "beasts OF prey, or men as
wild and fierce as they" was the only
thorough fare between the two places on
which now stand the Furnishing cities Of
Madison and indianapolis. Behold the
change wrought in few years. There
is now a railroad constructed and in oper-
atipu between these places; and, as we
,earn from the Madison Banner, the pas
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1838-12-15

They who deride the name of God are
tho most unhappy of men; except those
who mako trade ofhonoring Him. And
how many of these sell-styIed, world APP
plaudcd holy, arc mere traliickers in tbe
temple, sitting so much present self-deniaI
against so much future snjoyment!
BlQcku0ed.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1838-12-15

The Democratic paper printed at
Springfield, Mass, has discarded ITS for
mer name, 'Whig,' which was adopted by
its founders when that name was sacred to
every American patriot but which has for
the last four years been desecrated as a
cloak to federalism, and adopted the tito
of champion Post"