The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23
EATloNAxA ARMS or rExAs.

EATloNAk ARMS or TEXAS.
A resolution has been offsrfd
by a special committee appoint
ep 10 report onlthe subject, d.
claringihe national armsof Tex
as 10 be a white star az five
points ii aa azure ground encjr.
cled by an olive and live OAK
branch, and the great aiionai
seal shall hereafter bear these
emblems together With the
words 'REPvBLIc on Texas"
and That the naiionalAandard
shall consist Of i blue berpen-
dicufar stripe, with i white star
Of FIVE points in the Lenire,and
Of two horizontal stripes III e.
quail breadth, the upprraslFipe
white, the lower red.
The Painters SoLlLoauY--sNor
HAMLETs. To iorbear or not tohear,
thst4he question; whether il is nobler in
the mind 10 suffer wrong at The hands Of
subscribers and advertising Customers,
or by placing such Jelinquents upon &
black list, as many.oitur contemporaries
have done, and thus exposing their neg
Ilgence or rascality, caution all others?
to print without pay, no more. by refu-
sing TO print deprive community Of one
OF the creates, blessings, newspaper
is such communication Lesirsble?--
Print without pay! ny. there'sthe rub;
the coU-si der-a ton IS !be point mooied!
For in this printing, what coats may be-
Come thread bare aud oui At the elbows,
what unspeakablr may show times rava
ges at the knees or what Iitle pledges 81
may go sfoeless Or supperle>s,
must gIseus pause! There's the respect
which makes The printers life hard one.
For who could bear To insert advestise
ments tor which no pay is received, to
send subscribers papers which bring mol
their equivalent, or receive from post
masters, that some individuals, whose
ronsciences are as tough as an old bach
pllor's heart, refuse tolake their papers
papers from The offices, aud that loo with
Jat doing what's clev.f--when he him
elf might his quieius make by running
If 10 Prescott! Who would such Ills,
nd enslave the body and mind after a
range fashion, bull that the dread 81
umrthlny worse puzzles The Will, and
nakesus rather bear the Ills that we now
10 suffer, than fly tor reIiei 10 others that
We know MOI Of! Thus CONSCIENCE doth
make towards of as all; and we regret h,
1eprive the fair sex OF their poetry, their
Owe Story, and Of devout worshipper al
he shrine OF lovelness aud all others OF
o many columns of valuable reading TO
,e iound in paper, .and we live too, IN
he hope that The repentance, which nev.
L comes too iale, may may reach lbe
'esr's Of the most incorrigible offenders,
nd induce them, in the spirit Of reform,
0 come forward, and by atooing acts, Sc
ure 70 themselve that peace OF mind
.h,ch he who CHEATS THE PRtN.
| Elk can never know. How now, devll,
more copy?- Bangor Rep.
CURIOUS cROCKERY wARE.-H few
veulpgs since, about one hour after sun
et, very stsid and moral gentlem an, of
Exemplary riety, stepped al lie window
/ the post office 10 ohain letter. -
Whilst there pretty, and M dest young
aty, carrying basket IN her hands
topped up and said 70 hin in a sweet
NV tone Of voice.
Will you I've 50 kind as to show me
shich is The window tor ladies' letlers?'
Certainly. my dear said be very am
ably. i tsjust round the corner K
The poor g'rl Immediately began to
umble about her pockets trying to &c: oat
er purse. The gsnsIemaa very yalIant-
Y said.
Permit me to hold your basket whilst
'Ou gel out yourpurs+.
oh, thank you si',' was ihr prompt
eply,F but I'm sorIy 70 give you 50 uucb
roube.
'Not the least trouble in iife,' but what
ase YOU % TINS basket so heavy?'
Only i'lile crockery ware, SIR said
he. III 60 round the corner aud get
ny letter delivered, and relieve you in a
ninu,e.'
She went round The corner, and was
cen no more. The gentleman waited
III he was tired; aud then opened the