Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-08-24

America says Philadelphia Is therich-
est and most aristocratic city. in the
Union that Boston has the most rigid
" preserved the English manners and
habits and that the American women
are the prettiest women il the woli.--
10.
JEFFERSON CoUxrY--Syc learn by
Faycttc Advertiser, that the wings of
that county have nominated Robert
Anderson Of Franklin, for the Senate,
and G. Fl. Wilcox Of Rodney, and
Thomas L, Dobyns Of Coles Creek, for
the House of Representatives. ---b.
The total number ofinqucsls in New
York, for the year 1888 was 6O3.---
u.
Will the Editor of the .Sua'' give
the public the proof to sustainlris charge
against General Brown that he was
once in favor Of A National Bank.
How does the Sun like the evidence
he wrote to gallatin for will he publish
the icntleman'sr reply, that he rccei-
we'd, we have not a doubt but that the
public would be glad tosee it, anddoes
| it not acquit Cen! Brown ofthe charge,
--sour grapes friend .dnos.--- Gallatin
| Star.
Di0oroe.- During tile last session nt
the Legislatuse Of Maryland. thirty
nine bill OF divorce were passed.
The Globe says that the far famcd
toast OF Mr.. Wise, '.thc Union Of tie
Wings for the sake ofthe Unioa, was
drank by Mr.. Clay five years ago, at
Fredericksburg Va.
i TUE Survivors OF THE LIFE GuARB.
.---Benjamin Eaton and Robert Blair,
the two survivors Of Washington's Life
\ Guards, were inthc procession At New
berg, N. Y, on tic 9TH ult. They
eachibore an American flag, and were
followed BY six other revolutionary
soldiers.
Democratic Proscriptisa.-,--0ut Of
over 1900 postnasters In the states,
during the administration Of Martin
Van Buren,, 23l have been removed.
What awful prescription! Removals
by the federal administration in the
slate Of N. y, 10 90 days, 2l9l What
libcrality.
]. Thompson, Esq. the democratic
candidate for Congress, addressed the
people here ON Monday last, at Mid
dIeton yesterday. Mr.. T.na young
man and quite 4 fluent speaker. He
goes South, and will visit all the coun-
ties in the State previous to the cleo
tom -CcrolLioa Enquirer.
The editors in Mississippi ,.avc all
combined to do cash business. The
only road to success in printing mat
tcrs.----Cin. Rep.
The Pittsburg Gazette states that
flour was, selling IL the city last week
at $3.50 per brrrel.
The Mosnrti Influence. I'm ono Of tho
bold and plain spoken addresses of
Governor McBullie. he thus plludcs to
the power ofthe banks:
"Thc men who control bank, CON
troll all who are indebted to that bank;
and thus by sanctioning this mcrctri-
cious union Of money with power, yon
deliicryonr country into chains which
nothing but divine interpretation can
can ever break OF Dissolve
.Mxlium IN pdrgoi The truth in anut-
shell---but We think that human inter
position win Yet dissolve the "chains.''
Men Coton.---Six bales Of the New
Crop &c Cctton was received here yes
terday BY the Arabian from Nalchez.
II was sold yesterday morning for cents
The qualify was very good.--sNaieclrTA
icdns .Anserican .Hugl,st 6.
That hbFls---Boz says that the word
''dcar'' when Used by young ladies to-
yards one another, is often synony-
nous "wretch!T Ae
We are very sorry, says siIe New
Orleans True Americaan, that the
Wings 81 the legislature Of New Work
should take So strong AN Abolition
stand. Ifthcy preserve inthis matter.
they viii find chat Wa ofthe South will
break al The ties 81 brotherhood with
them ii a. moncnt.
n answer to the foregoing, the
.Cleayeland kOhio) Advertiser says,
'sthc sooner this tie Is broken the bets
ter. Here at Tia North cbolssanisfn
and schigfsXa nc ons qasI ths sdNese tsiaE.n