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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-28

Bunker Hill is, in pal' % h :,
Sor the purpose Of erecting ,,,o mpkei
il. The proposed dos; = r' a',ol. =
deal Of noise in New Eos 'a"4'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-28

Grog.-The origin Of this word was in
this wise. A POINTER Of Jamaica wishing
to send punrheoL Of real good old stuff TO
George the second, marked upon the hsad
g. II. .. g. for George Rex, Old Gcn.akee.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-28

While Franklin. the printer, was anbas.
sador to the French court, lady, who was
about being presented to the kinE, noticed
bis exceedingly PLAIN appearance and en-.
dt,red v ha he was That madam, ans
wered the genilemaa upon whose arm she
was leaning, j. DR.. BenJsmin Franklin the
amba ssador frsn North America" "The
north American ambassador, 80 shahbly
dre-sedr' exclaimed the lady. Hush,
madam, for heavens sake" whispered the
gentleman. "be ~ the man thai bottles W
thunder and lightning.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-28

Origin Of IareHiionS.-E'ec,fic''y was
discovered BIZ a person observing sha, pinca
Of rubbed glass, or some similar substance,
attracted small bits Of paper, DC. Galsan-
lsra again owes ITS origin TO Madame Gal
yanis noticing tho contraction OF the mus
Gle Of skinned frog which was accidental
Is toBcaed by person at the mamen, OF the
professor, her husband, takiHg an electric
spark from the machine. He followed up
the hlnt BY experiments. Pendulum clocks
were invented from Galleo's Observing the
Lamp o q church swinging to and fro. The
telescope we sse 10 sun" children Of spec
tacla maker placln. two or more par OF
sssctares before each other, and looking
through them al distant obJrcis. The
pl,fnnse thus afforded was followed up by
older heads. The barometer originated III
thu circumstances Of puap, which had
beea fixed higher than usual above the sur
face of we'll, berg found not to draw wa
ter. A sagaclous observer hence deducted
the pressure Of the atmosphere aud tired
quicksilver. The Argaad lamp was invent.
ed by one Of the brothers of that name hnv
irg remarked that iube hrld BY chance
aver a candle caused !, to burn up with a
bright Aime--an Iiiact before uua,tauable,
though earnestly sought after. Without
the Argabd lamp, light houses (to pass over
minor oblects,) could not be made efficient,
and on the importance Of these II Is needless
to d@ell, - Penny Mago=tas.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-28

Proef Rending.--a clergyman, reading
a printed proof sheet Of his Sermon, came
TO light spot, and wrote on the margin
"more ink here"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-28

Every branch Of knowledge which good
man possesses, he may apply to soue good
purpose.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-28
FROM THE LOUISVILLE JOURNAL.

The tive leading CONSERVATIVE organs, the
Washington Mad,sonian and the New York
Times, are among the very ables, papers IN
this or any ether country. They assa'l the
administration with an energy that makes 1t
totter like a drunken giant. We csPy from
the Times the following strong article
which will be read with appreciation by
every friend Of the country.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-31

FARE REDUCED.
@@ @@ @@
UNITED STATES MAIL FOR PRINCETON, TREN.
TON AND PHiLADELPHiA
ny Rail Rosd and cosehe.

nv Rail Road and Coaches
Moruisg Ln~-wi esve the foot ~ Coutlsnd ST every
morning nj O'clock W Of the New Jersey Rail Road
New Brunswick thence by stage 70 Trenton arriving At
rhiisdepkis the same snsrnoos .
NORTHUMBERLAND TRENTON al ~ O'Clock, A. NJ ster the
arrival Of The cars ohe Philadelphia and Trenton HAL Road
arriving az New York a. ~ o'clock, 2. W.
Even M IIpe-reavss New yoyk fpot ~ Courtlsudt
O'Clock. y. passengers viii resch Trenton by O'clock
lodge and Of the Philadelphia and Trenton
Rail RosS, arriving In Philadelphia hya O'Clock, A
Returnng-teave Phisaelrhia Al o'clock, r. ~ arriving
In New York nj "a O'Clock, 4. ~
For apply atthe Rail Road nce teot Of Courtland
St New York the old stage 0hce y south ~ 81 oppo
Sun Tavern. TrertOp.
from Paterson can accommodated b. taking
the rst last Paterson Rail Read which
meet with the -es junction berg"n; and the
public rely spon assppy ofsages New bfnrswick Tor
their accommodation.
For sesisu The rsmed line apply to rhorss whit
field or a. Mail Co,ch Office, odd NO tsurusndt g. near
Ms. Leave. The .ssce At squarter before A. NJ and a
''.'' kLExAspER ~ CUMMING. Proprietor
New York, New. 10, 1887 jN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-31

"a SAVANNAH PACK E TS-OLD LINE
r. The ships comprising the above liue will despatched
- from New fork and Savannah In the folio ing
Ship TRENTON, (Hsw) Jas. 8. Bennett master
sh p AUBURN (new) ~ r. Durfey master.
shia REPUBLICAN, r. w. Foster master
ship MILLEDGEvILLE, d. l. rsrter master.
Ship NEWARK, I. Dunham master.
The above ships all Of the first class and built Ia this city
expressly for the trade Their accommodations for psssen-
elegant and extensive and every facility will be az
forded To shippers by this lne
Goods forwarded subscribers will he shipped free OF
s charges except those actually incurred
rJoHNsoS LowDEN, 90 wsll 81. and
JA wASHBURN LEWIS. Savannah.
a. NEwLIHK LIVERPOOL PACKET
fyH TO sail froa New Yort en- the IT, ana from Liverpool
80 on the 18th OF each months
YORK.
New Ship sIDDONs, Capt - la January.
ship GARRIck, Capt N. B. Palmer, lst March.
ship SHAKESPEARE Capt J. CsiRs, LIST April.
LIVERPOOL.
Ship GARRiCK, Capt N. b. Palmer, 18th Decembr.
shiPSHAKEsPEARE, Capt.. Collins, 10th January.
New ship SIDDONS, Cap. - leih February.
ship SHERIDAN, .. A. Pierce, 18th March.
These ships OF the first class all armed, upwsrdsof 800
burthen built ia the city OF New York. wthsuch i'm.
combine great speed with urusua comfort Tor
passengers Every been taken ia the arrangement
o their accommodations The price ef passage hesce el4o
for which smsle including wines nc VIII be provided
without wines nc el2n These ships will be commanded by
experienced who will make every exeruen To give
satisfaction Neither the captains nor the ownes Of
sent by them, unless regular bills Of adng are signed
y x. COLLINS co, So souihs. New York, or 10
WIN. JAS. BRowNk CO Liverpool
sr construction gives them security not possessed BY ssy
other but vessels OF Jl5
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-31
PIONEER FAST LINE.
So 80 80


Leaves the West Chester Hoae of Broad and Race
streets, daily at o'clock.
The Boats and Cars upon this Line the yery best
description having been built expressly for the
passengers and are not surpassed ny the country
Tbs he only Packet Line that the Rail Road to
Harrisburgh thereby saving 80 miles Of anal travel ana
reaching Pittsburgh in three days and half Instead OF
four and half formerly the when they went by
Columbia, ond there took the canal.
For speed anti comfort this exceed by INV ether
IN the lnited States.
Passengers Cine inna Louisville Nstchez Nashville St
Loa Ne will always be certain Of being taken without de
lay as this line connects with The boats Pittsburgh carrying
the mani
For seats apply at the north OF 4 and Chestnut
st, and at No. 200 Market Sd and iow sts
A. b. CUMMING, Agent.
PHILADELPHIA.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-31
PAssA0E FNOM 81
amy u0TEL TO LETO LEAsE-

to ~
IL. That long established AMI well known Hotel situated
-sAin Utica Genessee near the canal and centem
plated depot OF the two railroads The building IL Of brick
ors high feet front IS feet IN dep<h and contains
independent Of Kitchen hoors 10 Of which
square psrors Also barns coach house. H. The
furniture will disposed Of the lessee on reasonable terms
ifreauired. Possession given the 18th Of Feb rext
FOR sale exchsnsr Improved city property, besuk
fn farm banks of the Hutsop highly improved.
ana III o,cloeL A. NJ jeims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-31

80 LIVERPOOL PACK ETsi-To sail from
~ New York ON and from Liverpool on tbs 2fth OF
eaeh month in the year. except that when these dates
fll on sunday the sailing the ships viii deferred until
the next day. .
YORK.
Feb a-ship GEO. WASHINGTON, H. HolAredge, szs
Fsb'a-ship PENNSYLVANIA, yohs r. Smith, ssotons.
April s.-ship INDEPENDENCE, T. Nye master, 7SS
Sept. ship ROSCOE, ,. c. Delaao, MASTER go ,orS
LIVERPOOL
Dee 4-Ship PENNSYLVANIA.
Ian "a = Ship IND EpENDENCE
Feh .A-Ship ROSCOE.
March 24-ship GEO WASHINGTON.
These sbps of the FIRST class, commanded by men OF
and no pains expense will be spared 10
ksve the stores Of the FIRST
desrption The out fixed by IN understand
S win the Of the other packet lines Mv4c Ne
th~y ne ef these vessels VIII be RESPONSE
HE COR sny parcels packages sent by the shove ships
uns~ regular bills Of ading agsed therefor For freight
p9p9ENTIy MINTURN CO. 1874 Front SIN. Y.er
WIIDEs PICKERsGILL l. CO. Lyerpoel jz5
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-31
LisMESciA H LINE PxckEIs. o
& M6 IA Il
REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS.

REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS
N and drafts with IRE Eht and
from Great Britain and Irelsnd-ROCBEs COMMERCIAL
LINE. The Subscribers respectfully inste their resds
the public cneray they into early
with them for the bringing % their families
and friends by the early spring shp-the srsl of which will
running fro Liverpool the Ia February 1884,
and will continue regularly every week Afterwards,
aordng the most desirable and eligible corvey
ance they can have.
The detention OF vessels Liverpool engaged this trade
having heretofore been great and Just ~ complaint
the subscribers removing by despatch
ing vessel every week from Liverpool 10 effect the perms
sent OF such regulations In their Gays OF sag
as viii give esre satisfaction TO shippers and as further In
aucemen for them to give preference Ia their Line over a.
transient vessels, they shall Invariably
sail on the appointed day full not full, and take freight
when opposed transient vessel Mt such rates viii In
The steamers employed for the ofher
Liverpool, OF the class-runnrg regularly
every day from the different ports Of ireland and Scotland,
cosveniencs OF importance 10 those residing a. the out
ports
In relation remianccs their drsns aid pos.
Royal Bank OF Ireland paid II sight, free q dsous
charge In province and couaybs sides the rsad
answering the Bank ireland notes.
acosveniesce oay by this establishment
Their drafts well as passage orders be ny
the regular packets smiling the 1t sth 18th, and 2h Of
each month In Those residing country
address BY letters (pos paid which win be punctualy
tended Further particulars appicz
,ios At " South street New YORK -
d20Sm. ROCHE BROTHERS CO.
IA PASSAGE FnOM sLIGu-A FIRST rate
8nert and accommodate number OF passengers IN
either cabin stes rage
For freight or passage, agyy,y 'scourrrp ,.s r,,,,
NIB Persons wishing remit money to their friends.
have drafts sight Mr.. Hugs Leighton Quay st. Sligo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-31

1t FOR NEW ORLEANs.-The Louisiana,
A and New York Line Of Packets will sail every other
-SA-S Monday, from New York, and from New Orleans,
and TO insure the strcest puncuaty in the time Of sailing
the line will hereafter consist Of the following shps
Ship LOUISVILLE. Capt Palmer, 1st Jan.
Ship HUNTSVILLE. Capt Edridge, 18th Jan.
Ship VICkSBURG, Capt Wooahouse, 18Th Jan.
Ship MISSISSIPPI, Capt Davis, 18th Feb.
- Ship YAZOO, Capt Trask, 96th Feb.
The above ships all OF the first class copper
fastened and coppered and upwards OF 800 bunheM-
Of light drait Of being sui in this city,
pressy for the trade The price Of fixed sloo
their cabins fitted the improved and
PLAN snd furnished elegant style Ample
OF the first quality will be provided and every regard
the comfort ard entire satisfaction Of passengers
commanded by captains well experienced in the trade
who will give every attention and the mseives
comm.dae They will all times be mp and down
the Mississippi by steam boats and the stest punctus
observed in the time Disabling Neither the
OF these ships will be Ponsbe ewelry bullion precious
silver plated for letter parcel pack
age by put board OF them regular bills Of
sdng akea for the and the value therein expressed
All goods TO the subscriber, will be forwarded
commission For freight passage, apply TO
II. K COLLINS K CO. IL South St
No freight received after the Saturday evening previous
the day Of sailing c24
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-31

"a MOBILE PACKETS.
80 Shin FDwlNA, tnswl q. West. master.
- ship HECTOR D. Y Post master
Ship L0RENA, J, Urquhart, master.
Ship TUSKINA, r. n. Post, master.
ship ALBANIAN, w. p. Lane, master.
SHIP RUSSELL BALDWIN, j. N. Magma, master.
shtp JUNIOR, w. H. williams, master.
ship ELISHA DENtsON, w. West, master.
Ship ST. JOHN, q. r. Hitchcock, master.
The line will consist OF nine ships which will enasle
despatch three vessels month"; when the trade requires it,
These ships the first class built expressly for the trade
materials coppered and copper fastened with
sve and handsome accommodations and comms-ded by
perie and will sail pusctusy, advertised
when tho day Of sailing falls Sunday the ship will sail
the Monday following. The prize OF passage SIS without
liquors All goods forwarded TO the subscribers viii be shipped
rs ia " n D. HyRLBUT 4 CO Q. south street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-31

Ia SAVANNAH PACKETs5old Established
On Line The packets composing the above line will sail
s5s HNSSEL .rsSJisqs Si sasws master
SNIP SNIP S S.coa 5.s ssw master IT. 4 .ea'
Ship CELIA D. L. Porter, master.
Ship d do1SA D. ;n I'll T5upaS % %sser master
The above ships were all built in expressly
This and are commanded BY captains Wen acquainted
every facility will be afforded shippers and passengers All
g co Sf Ell q I
On The SHIPS comprising above line viii be Trgala1y
despatched from New York, on the 10Th and 18th Of
e''r sS %p" THAMES, jas D. Snow, master.
Snip WARSAW, j. Thatcher, master.
Ship Ship G SAMaWss Ts'i r s e. MASTER MASTER!
pered, commanded by experienced in the trade with
forwarded subscribers will be shipped free of commits
'Js Us For freight passage co o. Pine St
aN MOBILE CRY LINE PACKErs.-
The subscribers have o ess aDa a Line 70 Of op
vessels suitable go the city without gherage
and sr fo%Pessd q he OSw pss vsss
Brig wARsHW, r shsihsd, master. "''''@''
Brig 6AMILLA, F. Esh ' IS haste, ''''''''
The above all good vessels, with handsome furnished
and COMMANDED by masters
u@ This line Of packets will have Pomp! and
jos STURGESS Il CHAIRMAN, 90 Wall ST.
Ell DARItN, (Geo) LINE OF PACKETS-Brig
aTtI AMELIA STRONG, r: I. Brown, master.
.seez Brig PREMIUM, J. Coburn, master
Brig MACON, 4; Bbbns, master,
Brig NEW JERSEY, b. Matthews, master.
The subscriber has in Connection wS Messrs Hawes Mitch
ell Colas of Daen Geo. established the above line
ses built expressly for The above trade all copper asen
eo they have three steamboats, runang the river All
goods to the agent Il New xorh orwsrded
line stages from Darien Macon times
week also steamboat to St Augustine twice week 23
tat CHARL EsTON PACK kTs-CsmmerciaI
1G Line following 'ses compose the above line OF
Brig DIMON, Frederick Sherwood, master.
Brig CORDELA. Francis Sherwood, master.
Brig BUEN0S AYRES, II. Stuart, master.
Brig FANNY (new) w. whittesey, master.
The above are all rs class vessels built expressly for the
comnodaions for passengers extensive and exerons
will be made TO please both shippers and passengers All
goods forwarded TO the subscribers will be shipped free OF
| commission
| ALLEN PAXs3N. 90 wall street, NJ Y or
j2S WI. A. CALDWELL SONS Charleston s. c.
IA BALTIMORE PACKETs-UNION
Sd8 LlNE.-The foowisg vessels VIII Ne regularly de-
Pached between New York and Baltimore
! Brig PAVILION, w. Belly master.
4 Brig SOLON b. Bourne, master.
| Sckr CHARLES NJ SMITH, f. T. Totem master.
schr HENRY BARGER, K. c. Briggs, master.
Schr DIRECT, C. L. Briggs, master.
schr LACONIC, ). C. Desison master
The vessels comprising this line perio and fast sailing
nearly all built Of the best materials expressly for
trade ably comEanded, the experienced pilots the
be effected NJ the lowest de-
spach wiib given and cxeroH will be used by the
masters 70 give satisfaction :. shippers Goods forwarded TO
apply to J.. N; BRiGSs. IS oid Slip, N.Y.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-31

46xa -Phe Ships comprising the above line viii be aes'
~ patched rom New York and Savannah IN the foilew-
ing srder:
ship TRENTON, (new) Jas: 8. Bennett, master
Ship AUBURN, new ". Duriey, master.
Ship REPUB LICAN X. w, Foster, master.
ship MILLEDGEvILLE, ID. l.. Porter, master.
Ship NEWARK, T. Durham, master. . :
The above ships all of the first GLASS; built In New YORK
expressly for the irade; their for passengers
are elegant extensive and acy will be Afforded
10 shippers Goods forwarded to the subscribers VIM De
shipped free of all charges except those actually acurfed-
Fer freight passage, apply TO :
JOHNSON Il L0WDEN, % walst, New York, or
j23 wASABURN LEWIS, Savannah.
Ii COMM ERCIAL LINE OF CHARLES
EETA TON PACKEfS.-Ths foe wing vessels compose the
-0-above Line of Packets
Brig DIMON Fredk Sherwood master.
Brig CURDELIA, Francis Sherwood master
Brig BUENOS AYRES, II Stuart master.
New -, Whittesey MASTER
The above all first class vessels built expressly for this
trade and commanded by experienced Their
and exerion will be made please shipper and passengers
All goods forwarded 10 the subscribers will be shipped free OF
commss
For passage, apply board between Murray and
Pine 81. wharves, or 10
JOSEPH TINEHAM F. DIMON,
81 South stairs
WN A. Caldwell SONS
ia Agents, Charleston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-31

J2f Agents, Charieson
AaT1 I. az S Nd lSE
x62E from liayre LIST, eth and 18th Of every month
snip AooiS 800 s tons castoa sh APRIL a May
(24th July. 18th Sept
Ship suILr, D. Lines, S S esf y sss:
f ls,b 1 iSs I ls's s ssPl
Ship BURGUNDY, Jno Rocket, }24th April 9Th June.
( 18th Aug LIST Oct
Ship RHoNE, VIM. skiddy, ,slh May. 18th June
Ship cH,RLEMAGNE, (a4h JAM JAM Ssth March.
A. Richardson, 10th May. LIST July.
ship.vILLE DE LYON, fssh Feb 18th Mach.
800 ton, Charles Stoddart, 24lh May. 9th July.
Shin FRANCOIS Pen isth I Fss- I st I
"' ''' v " f sa'l ' ssp; s Sn NOW.
Ship ToRMosA, W. b. orne, 18th June. LIST Aug
Ship sILvIE DE GRAssE Ss,h March 18th ApriI
L. Wiederholdt gath June. 9th Aug.
Ship POLAND, C. Anthc ny, 9Th July. 10Th Aug
ship ALBANY, }. Johnson, 18th July. ist Sept
These vessels all of class and ably
that may be required for cosor and rsa"g
". s o IS Goods s either
WaiTLoek j. .s q ssas street Broad
IL LIyERPOOL PACKETS.
Sailing 81 from an New York on the a4lh aad from Liver
s sSS"s as s BY the
From New York.
June 24-The UNITED STATES, Capt. NJ H. Holdrese
March 24-The ST A DREW, Capt VIM G.. Tbompsou
Sept 1 Ts. a.p l'sa: ir .n
From Liverpool
May 9-The ST. ANDREW, $50 tons
June 8-Ths vlRGINIAN $50 TONS
July 8-The SHEFFIELD. 600 tons
Aug. 8-The UNITED STATES $50 tons.
The qualities and accommodations of the above ships
the reputation OF their commanders well known Every
exerton will be made 10 promote the comfort passengers
and the interests ofipporers. The price passage Liver
pool In the cabin as in other lines fixed $l40 with wines
and stores Of every description.
The owners viii not be responsible for letter. parcel
package sent by the for which bill ofiadng
taken For freight or passage, applyio
STEPHEN WHITNEY,
SANDS. TURNER FOX Co. or
ia ROBT. KERMIT, "a South st,
ttA INV ORLEANS DEsPATCR LINE.
H1R This line consists OF 2l ships and brgs, OF whsh
will sail weekly till the 1T OF October aer which
time two will sail weekly during the busns These
vessels are all OF the FIRST class warranted TO insure lowest
rates ans TO take Bsre Freight passen
ers will Ne taken In this line throughout the 10
cent less than any other liae whsever. Apply To
X. ELWELL, Packet Ofibe, 50 Southst
All goods from ouperts will be shipped and forwarded
Immediately at New Orleans free commission, every
and Alteration paid and safety Mer
chants having freight dispose Of will fad decidedly for
their interests apply As above. j5
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-31

~ sAVANNAH PACKETs-BRiG Formerly
<277 schooner) LiNE.-This line Is posed OF The
= following vessels. viz
Brig MAD isON, W. Bulkey, master.
Bng TYBEE, II. Lyons master.
Brig wM TAYLOR N. Hoey, master.
Bre GEORGIA. r. Sherwood master.
Brig SAVANNAH. (newl J. Livsrmorr, master
Brig AUGUSTA, tnew) A. Hubbard, master.
The above built expressly for the Savannah trade,
have superior furnished accommodations for and
are comma nded by experienced ard eblging They
will sail In regular succession, and continue meet with their
usual despatch All goods forwarded To the subscribers will
be shipped free commssios Fer freight passage apply
To sTURGEs CLEARMAN,s2 wall street j.3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-31

~ ETs-Ths Old Line Of fseles VII oe sesPs'enes
poo on tse Let 18TH ofesch mosh with the scs p,on hat
rh~s The sailing. day falls on suaday' "e ssps WIZ 'a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-31

OF class about 600 burthen
and are commanded by able and experienced
Great care will be taken that the beds stores nc the
best description. The price cabin fixed
c4 for each adult which includes wres and liquors Mel
her the captains nor owners Of these packets will he repon
sbie for letters parcels packages by them,
regular bills Of ladirg are signed therefore Apply
JOHN GRfSWOLD, 10 south Il. or
J9 GRiNNEL, MiNrURNS co, 1874 Front st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-31

These vessels all of the first class and ably
with elegant accommodations for passengers, comprising all
that may be required Tor comfort and including
wives asd sto Of every description sent either
the subscribers nj New York, will be forwarded by
packets free OF all charges those actually incurred
- BOLTON. FOX LIVINGSTON, % Broad st.
j23 WIN. WHITLOCK, yr 40 South street.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-03-31

"A III you cunnot Inspire q ircnaD Gs(tA lorc
y you, III her abopc me bris. VITA lore Of
herself all tEat runs orer riss be yours,
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-03-31

A gentleman, in the vicinity of Cincin
natti, at the dinner table, took the knife
and fork lid carved himself instead of the
turkey. After completely dissecting him
self, he asked the turkey with common.
dable politeness, what part he would have.
A man wiped his face with the morn
ing newspaper and sat down to read the
towel.
Another is said to have put his candle
into bed and blew himself out.
To put your pantaloons in bed and hang
yourself on the chair.
A man who was remarkably fond of his
dog, on going to his dinner one day, very
politely handed his canine friend to a
chair and got under the table himself
Neither he nor any one else discovered
the mistake until it was too late to recti-
fly it, Wheeling Times.