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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-09-08

THE FLrISc DuTcHm4v The
President and some Of his Sec
retarleS have Irf, The public bu.
sinrss and gone a pleasuringt
Wha, II fuss was made "a few
years ego when President AID.
ans visited his sicl; father.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18
he asked the favor OF tie author Of the substitute Il

he asked the favor Of tie author u the substitute 10
/ read it,
Mr.. Anderson 81 Richmond llcn rad Tie subsii-
tute promising that lac bad supposed the exclusive
purpose Of the Convention Wa TO promote the Com
mercial prosperity OF the South and to consider our
commercial relations aud MT to eLter into consid-
Grafton of Federal politicse expressed his dsss Mt
from the report, IN Consequence offs indulgence IN
The political topics audedto The concise subsh-
tute,he SAID, prepared tie Sppfoi he OCCASION
and was very incomplete.
the substitute concludes with the following reso-
tniion:
Rosoirea That the Legislature OF Virginia be petl-
toned nj lis next session to incorporate NJ" BANK,
or new Banks, at proper point. OF al proper points
aud upon liberal principles. with capital sufficient
with tie existing capital, Tor the purposes OF sna-
bling Virginia Ia export direct TO foreign markets
her surplus produce. and TO import 10 the extent Of
her wants aud 10 afford the nonted facilities 10 Man
uiaeuIes.
After the reading Of he report and substitute, Mr..
Stanard opposed The report III long aud able afgu-
meni
When he had completed, Mr. Mallory minated n
desire 10 reply. but IN consequence oi the late hour,
gave way 10 Mr. Mlofdrland, who moved recess,
ull o'cloek-wbich was agreed to.
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s.'Oll all sums OF money current III Virginia, hot
Z less Han five nor exceeding two thousand dollars
in amount, which may be lcceiyed dcPositc Ger
tiiieaes will be issued binding fully and eitet uaiy
all the funds and property Of this institution, for the
payment thereof, when demanded, upon ten DAYS
notice, with interest thereon, the of five per
ccntum per annum, torany time not exceeding twelve
months, and if not demanded within that time will
be entitled to five and hafper centum, upon no
uce having been given rs aforesaid.
Like certificates will be issued for all deposites
exceeding IN amount two thousand dollars, which
will be redeemed IN weekly instalments of Two thou
sands dollars each, bearing interest as aforesaid,
upon ten days notice being given prior to the
Withdrawal OF the first nstalmcnt but whenever the
Directors decmit proper 10 do they viii pay the
enllrc amount of The certificate upon that notice
DISCOUNT DAYS.
Every Thursday at G4 O'Clock p. NJ. at the
Office OF the institution.
JEuU WILLIAMS, President;
WILSON p. BRYANT. Tieasurer
GEORGE BAGBY, Secretary.
Howell Lewis James G. Hunt,
Ino. L. Hunt, Andrew {. Elliott
Christopher Mclyer, VIM. NJ. Davis,
J. =. Shac.lctOrd, Andrew kiuneir,
Thos o. Aclee, Directors.
April w3m if
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Yesterday WIS passed by the Senate in the cen
sideiabon Of Executive business. We understand
that the treaties concluded the last year with the
Chippewa, S.eaN aud Wnncbaso Indians. and
with the trhcs resulting in the State OF New York,
were ratified. The first two felinqush the L.
States the extensive pune lands held by the tribes
named east OF The Mississippi iivcr and extending as
Ear north If not much farther, than the settlements
Of our people viii probably extend Tor many years.
The acquisition important TO the vast numbers
WHO me throngiug uto Wisconsin aud Iowa, aud in
deed into all the country bordering the Mssissip-
pt. who will now be able To obtain materials lor
building and Improvement, without the enhance
inch, of the cost oi ltansporlato from distance, 81
u the charges Of the individuals who foi iuade-
qnate consideration, have procured leases Of the
most valnatc mil privileges. The cesson by the
Wlunrba2ues Will relieve Wisconsin from large
part Of It's Indian populations open 10 the enterprise
oi our olHzcns extensive mineral country, and
multiply tcliitles for communication between dbl
icreut sections. The noaty with the tfibes IN New
| olk will naturally, and AT an early day lead 10 the
removal Of the membranes of Indian title aud oc-
cup1tion, aud hev Will be tfanspanltd To Il lcltlc
reelon where the means lor physical and moral pro-
efess winch, with admirable foresight and prudence,
! They have provided, must ensure then advance
mcnt. The Indian Title within the States has nov
been cxlingulshed, mnh the exception oil that OF
| tie Nyandots III Ohio, aud the Mlanles III Indiana
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From inc y. y. Jomnai Of Commerce.
FROM TIE FRONTIER.

A gentleman who arrived this morning from the
Northern frontier, informs us that two i;ld pieces
have been stolen lately from Niagara Falls village,
and ii was reported that two or h,cc had been so
len from Loehport. Nothing further was known
concerning them.
Numerous Canadian rtlu gees are scattered along
the lines, awaiting the movement Of the waters and
determined 10 disturb them, if mob Dis cl~e does.
They decline making any engagements TO work, OK
cept by the day.
The emigration from Upper Canada to the L.
States IS very considerable.
LATER FROM CANADA.
The Earl OF Durham has issued PROCLAMATION
| offering "A reward OF enc thousand pounds to ANY
person or persons who shall identity and brinr to
CONVICTION before any competent tribunal, any per
son actively engaged IN, or directly aiding aud abet-
ting the preparation" of the outrage GA the steam
boat Robert Peel To preserve the peace of the
tlontlerhe Earl promises concentrate sufficient
military force on such points, as shall best protect
the frontier h"c from all aggression on the lnhabi-
tants OF the Provinces. lie says hc shall appeal to
The Government OF the United States 10 vudlcac It's
own honor by avengus these insults to helr author
n.y.
The news Of the attack upon the American steam
boat Telegraph had not reached Quebec.
Three or tour moe persons concerned in the pr
racy on board the steam boat Sir Robert Peel have
been sent 10 jail. The British have sent an armed
vessel to cruise upon the Lake.
The Montreal Herald has begun an attack upon
the Council OF the Earl OF Durham. 1t is not very
probable that that nobIemau can do much to pacit,
the discomfort in Lower Canada, He has two Enc
lish parties Wing and Tory, to please and then the
f,ench party IN addition. His mission IN all ptoba
bIy will be lrultlcss
SIR John Colborue arrived in Montreal on Tues
day, with several officers Of the amy. aud lett inn
mediacly for Upper Canada. Ihc Herald saws
- His eAceIleucy will inspect Fort Henry and give
he necessary orders for erecting notifications along
y So ct n mi al J
nloTe probable ercry day.'
The 85th regiment aud the three remaining com
panes OF the 54th, together wi'h the dctachu emf
Just arrived to join that regiment, received orders
for Upper Canada. The Cold>trcam Guards were
expected to set OH immediately.
lloops are To be stationed o, AZ he points which
ale most cSlosed along the ttonuer, aud large i,in
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forecments are old,icd ~ IL ganison the foii'eA-
ions. nh
The persons WHO flcd upon tie Sieamooa. e'a ,
graph were immediately arrested aud Iodgto 10 Ja.'
-, ,stoLc baned fatth prompt exercise Of author.
~ on both sdrs. will lave The effect 10 prevent
recurrence ofsnch dlsgracefn transactions
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18

\ As on hand lsrge assortment Of Tin Ware.
u which he will sell very low. Merchants
who deal in this article, will do well to call on
him. he warrants his work be as well executed
1t any other establishment in the State.
He has also hand, and is prepared make, Stills,
Kettles, and every Kind Of Ware in his business
House Covering and Spoutng with Tin or Copper
on the most approved plan, and low prices.
c. STOVES, Indifferent kinds and sizes.
February 10 wtsi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18

5iHslaVESs.
ke3 safe al thfS fenttc.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-01-06

FEMALE LABoa.--We insert below an excellent
article on this subject extracted from the Philade-
phia Ledger and recommend its perusal to the at
tention of our benevolent citizens:
We publis this day. the appeal of Mathew Carey
and other citizens of Philadelphia to the public in
behalf of the numerous body Of honest and industr-
Gus women who, in our wealthy community, suffer,
al each returning winter all the horrors of extreme
poverty Mr.. Carey is we'll known for his activity
and zeal in every effort for relieving the poor and
the names Of associates in this appeal, will not fail
to receive respectful hearing from the citizens OF
Philadelphia.
engaged our attention for we have always been con-
WINGED that female labor was not adequately paid
We never could find good reason for condemning
women, necessarily excluded from many employ
men,s open to men, 10 smaller compensation for
labor, that required intelligence, well as industry
and application, than was awarded to the most stu
Did of men, for what requires no mental and much
less corporal exertion We always thought that
the fact Of combining her within field Of en-
ployment, afforded great reason for making her
compensation even greater than that of man; and
have exered ourselves against the current preju-
dices ON this subject.
The compensation OF women in our cities does
not afford them sufficient maintenance. VIC know
not what may be proposed in town-meeting upon
the subject but we venture 10 suggest as one remedy,
that women receive the ichole profits oil their labor
We have always objected against the pTacnce OIL
employing thousands of them by wholesale dealers
in ready-made clothing, who make fortunes out oil
their unrequited labor We propose resolution TO
b. adopted in The town meeting that the citizens and
their families buy ready-made clothing Of women
only.
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TILE MApIsoNIAN.

Wa commenced on Saturday last The publication o.
~, odnioo Of the Madsonian, and shall issue The
49, n0mber today. This edition will comprise
condensed 'S report d the daily proceedings Of s0'h
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December l6, 1897.
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RusaAN DRAMA--During the last season Of The
ST Petersburgh Theatre from the 9Th Of April, 1896
till the commencement Of Lent, in February, 1887,
So new pieces were produced, being eight more than
in the preceding year; OF these 2i were original
Russian productions and 30 we're transations.
Among the original pieces were--onc tragedy, five
melodramas, four comedies, one opera, two bllleis
and ii arces of these translations "a were from The
French, 6 from the German, one from the English,
and one from the Italian.
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From The Nsn York Mirror.
FRAGMENT OF AN INDIAN SKETCH.
by GEORGE r. MORRIS.


They eomel--B irm-in silence rally
The spoilers our retreat have foundl
Hark their tramp is in the valley,
And they hem the forest round
The burihened bonghs with pale scouts CULVER
The echoing hills tumntuous ring,
While across the eddying river
Their banks, like foaming war-steeds spring
The blood hounds darken land and water
They come-like buhaloes for slaughter
See their glitiering files advancing,
See upon the free winds dancing
Pennon proud and gaudy plume:
The stranger comes in evil hour,
In pomp and panoply and power,
To plant weed where oloomed a flower,
Where sunshine broke to spread shower,
And cen our manly hearts 10 cover,
And trample in the tomb
Right he forgets while strength he feels;
Our life he drains, our land he steals:
And, when the vanquished Indian knecls,
He spurns him from his sight
Be set forever in disgrace
The glory Of The red-man's race,
II from the foe he turns his face,
To save himself in flight!
They comc!-up and upon them braves
Fight for your affairs and your graves!
Drive back the stern, invading slaves,
In fight till now victorious!
Like lightning from s.orn-clouds on high,
The hurlling dcaih-winyed arrows fly,
And wind-rows of pale warriors die!--
Oh! never has the suns bright eve
Looked from his hill-tops in the sky,
Upon a field SO gloriousl
They're gone-again the red-men rally,
With dance and song the woods resound
The hatchepS buried in the valley;
No foe profanes our hunting -ground
The green leaves on the blithe boughs culver,
The verdant hills with song birds ring
While our blrk-canoes, the river
Skim like swallows on the wing.
Mirth peryades the land and water,
Free from famine, sword and slaughter!
Let usby this gentle river,
Blunt the axe and break the culver,
While, as leaves upon the spray,
Peaceful flow our cares away!
Yet, alas the hour Is brief,
Lett for either Joy or grief!
All on earth that we inherit
From the hands of the Great Spirit,
Wigwam, hill, plain, lake and field,
To the while man must We yield;
For, like shutdown on the waves,
We are sinking to our grayesl
From this wilderness Of wo
Like a caravan we go,
Leaving all our groves and streams
For the far-of'land Of dreams,
There are prairies waving high,
Boundlcss as the shceted sky,
Where Our fathers spirits roam,
And The red-man has home.
Let tradition tell our story,
As we fade in cloudiess glory,
As we seek the land of rest
Beyond the borders of the west
No eye but ours may look upon
We ARE THE CHILDREN OF THE sun!
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EMBASSY TO THE EASTERN COURTS of
u COClfIN-CHINA, SIAM. AND MUSCAT- ~
r, ROBERTS, in the L. s. soop Of war Peacock
dlr1s ihs years ls3ls3 and 81, is Just published and
tas lay received. For sale by
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THE MANUFACTURES AND MACHINERY OF

i 1 TX ~ \ VT AZ bnES AND MACHINERY Or
6hEAT BRIfAlN-By r. BARTON and
CHARLES BABBAGE, in one quarto volume, with ma
ny hundred cngrayngs exhibiting all the projections and
improvements np TO this datewith Introductory view
oi me principles of the opera
uon by which British manufactures have attained their
present state Of with views of their effects
on inc reputation Wealth and Revenue Of the British
Empire, = Just imported and Tor sale by =, TAYLOR.
Also MCnllocks Statistics Of the British Empire in
octave volumes London, 1897, and variety OF the
works OF the same and OF other classes OF Literature and
Science, oo many to enumeratc) recently imported at
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.GtHILDEN'S BOOKS several hundred varieties, Toy
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Gil Cases. Juvenile Souvt Mrs, Chess and Backgammon,
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tices suitable for Christmas and New Years gifts Just
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lust RECEIVED
j hhds. aud bills. Whiskey,
bales Mnrseillcs Almonds,
do English Walnuis,
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8 baskets Champagne, Key and other brands,
casks Dunlgrs Brown Stout, ql and pint bottles,
10 kegs prime Butter, Baltimore inspection,
200 Shenandoah Roll do
Citron. Raisins, Currants, &C.
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THE CITY or THE SULTAN-By Miss PAR.
j. DOE; and Vandalear. or Animal Magnetism, a no.
vel in volumes. j. this day received and for sale by
r. TAYLOR or for circulation among the subscribers 10
the Wavcrly Circulating Library. dcc2s
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DRETENSION.--A Novel, by Miss S,ickney, is just
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pieces Beaver Cloths, Brown and Green
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ITO do Bluo-black and Medley Cloths
ALSO
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SO dozen Woolen Socks for boots.
Any Of the above Cloths or Cassmeres viii be made up
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Also, so dozen gentlemen's Evening Cloves.
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the app Of Chemistry and Mathematics to the
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Eastman's Typographical Drawing.
Philips Introduction to Mineralogy, edited by Allan.
Morton Fossil Organic Remains.
How TO Observe Geology, by De In Bache.
Grer's Mechanics and Engineers Pocket Dictionary,
and other works enumerated on the subject.
49, A collection of valuable books on Conchology,
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DRETENSION.--AN Novel, by Miss S,ickney, is just
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II OCK AND KEY BLANK BooKS.--A few Just re-
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(tEMS or BEAUr Y, for lsas--A splendid Souvenir,
VI large folio size just imported into New York. is this
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Also, The Authors Of England
Pearls Of the East,
Brockedons Passes Of the Alps
IIofer,s News ofthc Tyrol
Wrinkles Cathedral Churches,
Gems OF Florn,
Illustrations OF the Rhine
Hardynge's Sketches at Home and Abroad,
Shakespeare Gallery,
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Gallery al this Graces,
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such beautifully illustrated editions Of various vorte
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Albums, and nineteen different kinds Of Souvenirs Eng
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-13
E It J. q % Il.

GeutId,taub.-G6 lHN rdd,ltenS eine
GluaIarift aufSefehl Der pyeuau,ten Ne9lez
ruuo ilber bic 2tff1ire orn Sttln rnbltslrt
werbeu, cereu @erfa6er Nerr Sun(en prens
Slider @eld,6ftatrd3cr in Trn', III, nno ,pr.
BON GOOO Gremplure neorn6t wcrhcn lrlleN.
@ie fri in einem tetr Scn'iSi9ten G}ellte,
iccrd, 10 mic e5 bic umtdnoe erhcild>el, oer>
fast Itin. gle miro tincn unt lr tlefern @ln<
brucs terrprtrinaesL oa lIs 81 eIt'nnen 9'ett>
ba6 Die Ne9ieruug feit entltNlosen it, ntdt
i'm oerinol1cn Don Dem bister3en @erfabreu
ot,u,ocittcu, Mau lu9t> oielc UIn0ldrtft iet
bereits mebreren fremcen eefen eur Gurdbs
{ltt mitoetheilt ,pprcen, Die een Jnbalt eers
ielben prllfcuamcn bitllgtcn.
Sin Courier oor Stem traf am 20. SAM
NIT Cepeld,en pcu S,crrn Suuien III Berlin
Elm, wprulter iIt) aueh eln Srtef eee papites
beffuoet. Gerlebe brllcft rarln eln lebbaftee
geboueru i,ter bic bejammern6nllrct9en Gr:
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,w(t,en Seiner Soeiligteit II. Der pren6lld,cn
Seoieruua torten. Gr bemerft, ooB er III
1einer Gigeuihoft ols Steaoertrete1r Selu
shrilti, berett lei bic 1a1o CUR Nusl0bnuna
~ bieteu, porou59eiest, oaB ocr 9lter Der
Gr;bilhcf bon &oln in feln b1Id)otl'd,eS s!'l't
eiuaelcst perpe. - Gin Seanter oeS erlten
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-13
llrlprun9 Ger Coco ,S0cos.

! Ia mir uulere polltiI0)en Oegner III, onit
autGetp!pert BADEN, uns sclneGrf!lrlsnu oleles
lNcatts 5u 9eben, ~ nInbsn tptr nus lelblt
Iclnn't1! ourliber iltrntad1en. ypto Socc6 htibt
refanutIld elne >lrt SdlUefelhDl5cr> Die man
nur ubcr lr9eno elntn rauhen Gcgenifauo
itrcldfu fam, I'M lte brcnnen su MAIDEN.
&1te 4Sprte lluo latelnild)en Ar]prungS, uno
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man al Srtu 2 teue ma den fann.'
Cle 9irt uno 9Selle, tpie Ole Sreuuce 9lets
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sptrO olye!soerm1Deu ers1blt: IS 1T nun llber
etn c}abr ber, oaB Die Demcfrateu oerStaet
0tcu ycrf III SumanD 5Null cine Wtrl rluumz
lung trIten gu Der 3 it beitano Die oemcs
fr0ttd'c portbcp gum Ibell nod aus 1plden
Eenten, Die 5IDdr 8 sc II elne 9eltlpnalsSauf
aber ur Gtaatstnufeu mareu. Sn eicler
Ioempfratlld'cn @erlanlmlun9 mahten ild)
oaher auh SDcterlct @ellnnun9en 9elteno.
Auf Der etnen Selte DerIan9te uau es icaten
SeldluBe Su 0uniten ter Staats Sanfen
paBWt weroen Die Sreunoe gleid)er 9te6bte
oa9e9en wputen Seld}lll5e 9e9en ale Woncs
pcle unp fur Serbe6 6erhn9 uno SeI Ihrdnfllu9
ce5 ValtIDItea,s augenrn'men baben. Velce
Shcle ltrltten llno 5anften lauge narllber :;
ale aber Die Sat!fz CemDfraten laben, oaB ile
in Der Wfiltoerbelt lparen, blle|en Ne ellblld)
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6reunce gletd)er Ged)te, YteQeift aus friiter
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