Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-21


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VI the present Congress Bio rose tohm
majesty. aud quashtd the
growing powers Of these Illus
Die stotos.
"rhts gentlemen jacksunthf was
cdeonate 10 the circumference o.
Jacksonism, and now prcyisc you %
exapeeratc yourselves
A few daysoro couple Of Dutchi
men upon the hills Of Limestone had
dreadful falling ont about one kll.
lnr the others dog, for which he sued
for damages. They were called ini5
court. and the defendant IN tho case
was asked by the Judge ii tie killed.
the dog. "Bc sure Kilt him. said
the Dutchman, "but let him prove IT,
/ The plaintiff in the case was called
ON to answer a few questions; he was
asked bv the Judge, what he thought
the dog 20 be worth. ABE sure said
. he "the dog was wo, nothing. put
, since he was so mean as to kill HIM,
e he shall pay de full value Of him."
E The Natchez Courir; of the 9th
a inst. says, "Wc are collecting for
Y publication series Of letters by the
It Hon. J. L. II. Claiborne, late OF the
II 25th Congress of the United States.
a We propose TO publish one on alter
I'd nate days, on each side Of the Ma
al tional Bank question; for example, we
at will give a Bank letter one day,.aiid
Mt an anti-Bank one the next. There
he are some Of these cho're epistles yet
ID. unhonored by presentation to tho
ed public. They will probably enrich
lia our collection, and add much TO lts
ed value in the estimation, of his friends"
Dol
Vi The lessons of adversely are often
les the most benignaht when they seem
lm the most severe. The depression of
-el- vanity sometimes ennobles the feeling,
ce, The mind which does not wholly sink
tn under misfortune, rises above II more
the lofty than before, and is strengthened
ms, by Affections,
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Ter In a sermon, written and preached
say in the reign of James |. A. y. lAl0
ton THE dial, (says the preacher) show
by that we must die alIi yet notwith
rtal standing alehouses are turned into a
n to houses, paradise is pair Of dice; on
nse, marriages are merry ages; matrImc
.hey nv isa matter of money; our divine
ma are dryylnes, was 1t so IN the days G
imal Noahl "Ah now
'" 2 Temperance Aaecdote,--"What
W. VIC the matter with you," said gent
''ep man to an old Dutchman, as he wt
ii."e crossing Johnson's square, a sho
lo" time since, 81 got de Thumatls." IL
. gentleman advised him TO rub hims
with brandy until it penetrated We
olN "Oh man, | desh peter as dat"
'hecI nied Mynhecr, 81 drinks de pran
'egeu and den rub my legs wit the polite
ne Of The Last Nan.--A lady, {
of the evenings ago, after having for SO
ccond time attcn,iveIy read Mrs. Shel'c
Id the novel cnt tied "The Last Man" TIN
ne lat down the book and emphatically
when, claimed, "The Last Man Bless IN
urn at such thing were to happen, "
nrades would become of the women"
AMI" r Absence Of Miad.-An elderly
o;r IN. temen OF Boston recently tied
mnori. self upin handkerchief, and wei
rats a, the washer woman's instead OF
, Gov. dirty shirt, and was not sensible o
onmon change until he was immersed II
e Them scalding hot water,--Rather toug
ills and We should like to know '
jar IN Dutch phrase is equivalent to
ourndi' English one of "robbng hen-r'
We are informed that "cheatini
The nr;n,ern and arobbinc a henri
ell hard pre "aIl the same in Dutch"
the GIN, are on par as regards meannes
Q rag of
anest.- Getting out o. ""'f'-A ,
n in Hi Erin, laying hands on an inn
lie ague, lamb OF the helo-oc'ns aS"e'
endeav he was after, rePIlea cool!, =
held on can't get litue Weol 10 '',aNo