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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-01-22

'cupancv Of the same territory, by the white
sand red man, is incompatible with the safe
ty or happiness Of either, is position in re-
epect to which there has long since ceased
to ba room for difference of opinion
! Reason and experience have alike demon
streted It's impracticability.
The better fruits of every attempt here
tofne To- overcome the barriers interposed
by nature, have only been destruction, both
physical and moral, 10 the Indian; danger
GUS Conflicts Of authority betweenthe Fed
erul and State Governments; and detrimant
to the individual prosperity Of the citizen,
as well as TO the general Improvement Of
the country. The remedial policy, The
PRINCIPLES Of which were settled more than
thirty years ago, under administration Of
Mr.. Jrffsson, cOnsists.in an extinction, for q
flair consid Of the tile to altlaDds still
occurred BY the Indians within the States
and Territories Of The United STAGES; their
removal TO q country west Of the Mississippi,
much more extensive, and better adapted
% their condition. than that on which they
resided: the guarantee to them, be the Uni
20 s,stes. 81 their exclusive possession Of
UCDffg1 forever, exempt from al the in
- 6sions By white men, with ample prcyss-
ions for their security against external vio-
hence and Internal dissensions, and The ex-|
keusien 10 them of suitable facilities for their
Gkusnncement IN civilizstioR This has
s6 he policy az particuiaf administra-
Aonlv. but of each "a secession since
& aftempt to cary it6ut under that Of
kxc,,-,. al have I6bored for It's nc.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-05-25

they were my political friends, al the
expense of another section, because it
was composed of my political oppo-
nents. The cities of Nalchez & Vicks-
burg,a large majority of whose citizens
have ever opposed and still oppose my
political principles, will find in variou:
measures originating with me, providing
for the establishment of Marine Hos
pital at Natchez, and port of Entry
at Vicksburg, and in the Rail Road
bill before quoted, which has not yet
become a law, requiring the construc-
ton Of various lateral branches to their
great railroads, measures, greatly cal
culated to promote their interests. 4
cannot ofcourse expect the support of
my political opponents, but | do desire,
that conduct should be viewed by them
with candor, and that they should at.
tribute what they believe to be mis-
takes on my part, TO any other cause
than wilful error, or any known disre-
gard to the interests of my constitu-
ents.
1t would give me, gentlemen, sincere
pleasure to meet you as you propose,
around the festive board, to assure you
all, face to face, Of my heartfelt graft
tude, and to render my VOWS Of devo-
ton to the great and fundamental prin-
ciples Of our political creed, which are
believed to be inseparably connected
with the true interests, the honor, hap.
pincss, and glory of our beloved coun-
try. My strength, however is not yet
fully. restored, and desiring to husband
all my resources for the conflicts ofthe
approaching winter, must ask you to
permit me to decline your kind invita-
ton, and to subscribe myself, most tru-
", your friend and fellow-citizen,
r. ]. WALKER.
To J. A. Van Hoson, r. vi. Gaines,
VIM. M. Gwin, Samuel A. Cartwright,
and others.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-05-25

the first, and FiETY CRETs fer every sno
sequent insertion. Mo advertisement
will be inserted even once, for less than
TWO DOLLARS.
Persons sending advertisements are
requested to mark on them the number
of times they desire them to be inserted.
otherwise they will be continued until
forbid, and accordingly charged. -
A liberal deduction will be made TO
persons who advertise by the year
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-05-25

TERRIFIC STEAMBOAT AccIDENT.--It
is at ll,times painful to record steam boat
accidents; but we have never had to pub
lsh any catastrophe SO hert-rending-th
occurrence of which was 80 near "home"
as that of the George Collier. twenty
five persons scalded to death, and nineteen
others scalded slightly or severely max
ing total of forty-four victims! When
will this frightful sacrifice of life have an
end? Not solitary cabin passenger, as
far as we can perceive from the list APP
pended, has been injured.
The George Collier left here on Sunday
last, destined for St. Louis, and was well
filled with passengers. On the morning
of Monday, at half past one o'clock, when
distant from Natchez about eighty miles,
the piston rod gave way, breaking the for
ward cylinder head, and carrying away
part of the boiler stands--the steam which
escaped scaldod the persons whose names
follow:
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-05-25
TERMS.
THE PINEY WOODS PLANTER
WIZ be published every Saturday

J. TOTHILL and VIM. F. EISELY.
The price will be FIVE DOLLARS per
annum if paid in advance, or Six Dolls.
if not paid until the end of tho year.
All payments made within the first three
months will be considered as in advance.
No subscription received for a less Pc
riod than twelve months; nor discontin.
ued until oil ARE lrages are paid. A
failure to notify discontinuance of the
paper will be considered as new en-
gageinent.
ADVERTISEMENTS
viii be charged at the rate of ONE
DOLLAR for every ten lines or under, for
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-05-25
r. ]. WALKER.

To J. A. Van Hoscn, r. vi. Gaines,
VIM. M. Gwin, Samuel A. Cartwright,
and others.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-05-25

- Husselmonger, deck passenger, Ger
many, badly.
Mrs G Herring, do Germany, badly.
I Fetcher& wife, do England, badly.
Francis BuanScwife do unknown, slight
Francis Scrunnelly,do St. Louis, do
Thomas Butler, do unknown, do
Isaac Baney, do do do
Alfred Davis, deck hand, do do
John Browne, fireman, do badly.
James Mcdonald, do do do
Five children Of Adam Woodbridge on
board-somo Of them badly scaIded.
Slave of Thomas Johnston, on board,
slightly scalded.
Isaac Ideda, deck passenger, Of France,
badly scalded.
JAMES MORGAN, Clerk
Steamboat George Collier,l j,
New Orleans, May --Louisiaad
Advertiser.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-05-25
Names Of those ,cho died.

T ] Spalding, fireman, of ST. Charles, Mo.
Chas Brooks, deck passenger, residence
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-05-09
AOffAll'S l.lEE PILLS
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-05-09

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The human slsn4--tAst iciiy thing,
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Morning herald., 1839-08-31

A newspaper is published weekly in this city by
one Schuyler, broker, under the name Of the
aNew York Herald and Adv ertiser,' which resem-
blcs, in its shape and FORM the verable "New York
Herald, but in every other point is Hyperion 10
a Satyr." On many occasions mistakes take place
from this similarity of names, which lead to our
reat annoyance In order to prevent further trou
k on this head we request all postmasters and other
PRISONS to be particular in distinguishing betweer
"lnnett's Herald' and the other Herald published
by chuyer. Be particular.
Morning herald., 1839-08-31
tr zoo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sPECIRIQUE
sWOOO FRANCHISE, Tor French Spec6c.) for the

sWOOO FRANCAIsE, Tor French speci6c) for the
0onorrhea, Gees female complaints and all discharges Of
the secret organs
The American agents Of this celebrated medicine would
apprze pabc that this is the great specific OF Doctor
Jerome Leroy, of Par celebrated for the OF this
class Of diseases.
the early stages of the disease it will positively effect
few days without restriction OF Diet fear Of
posare and what much important II never leaves the
parts subject tie troublesome gleets weakness that
often after the use Of other medicines.
long protracted stages Of the GonorrhGa, in obstinate
Gee weakness of those organs is without doubt the
most effectua remedy discovered.
will also be found certain preventative against the DIS
exposed and any where there cause to fear
few doses will arrest its progress and save any further
trouble.
not intention to sort to that deceptive system OF
putting in this city, better proof fits efficacy
challenge to be produced that il will not cure
der a forfeit of $500.
~ Observe One large bottle is sufficient to any
Of the complaint
Each bottle accompanied with full description Of the dis.
and all the directions the English and French
languages.
F-r sale only the agents ece No. 50 Nassau street. four
doors from Fulton street. sP stars Price 80 bottle
Small bottles ST. aul7 3m+
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

- s-> :, EXCURSION TO Shrewsbury, Longbranch
(,xkn AM Ocean House, on Sunday August lth.
8ekL-The Steamboat Saratoga Capt. Wilcox
will leave foot of Canal street at O'Clock foot Of Liberty
street halt past and Battery AZ sbciock returning WIZ
leave Red Bsuk at 2 o'clock 7. M.
This Eseuron will give persons opportunity 10 drive
and bahe al the Ocean House snd rctsrn tary W e evening
Passage each way, ~ cents Jsip2m
Morning herald., 1839-08-31
ONE PRICE HAT STORE.
BROWN I CO.'S HATS.

For cheapnes and durability, not surpassed BY
heretofore offered. They combine all the requisite
qualities Of the costly for color, lehtness, dura
by and ustre, at the reduced price Of s. Their sale
for los. b. the bad fhe public are
to examine their Hats at BROWN co.'s wholesale and re
tail warehouse No l7s Chatham Square Of Mott st.
New York. mysl-sm'
a. CARLTON HOUSE, BROADWAY, TO LET.
m This HOTEL situated the highest ground aud IN the
most fashionable part Of Broadway; corner Of Leonard
street. and extending Benson street, by its location and
rangement is well calculated for the accommodation OF fam
lies The private prlors have from to three bed rooms
attached There 100 bed with FIRE places The
dining 80 feet by so feet connecting with Office,
kitchen and panes the floor The cooking appara-
tus fully equal to in this country There large rain
water cserns and well of geod water with force pump by
which water may be ed to each story with all other
angemen and fixtures required the establishments Of the
kind. For terms, inquire of JOSHUA WALKER, South
Sharp street, Baltimore No Ill., Liberty street, New
York au. 27-tf.
TTNHE BALSAM OF MOSCATELL0.-This medicine is
universally acknowledged to stand unrvalled for its happy
effects in eecuay removing and caring the diseases atten
dant the summer season. yizdyspepsa darrhGa dysen
terry cholera morbus coa complaint Of children,
&C. sc.
Tes'imona from the first families in this city
aodinary efficacy be obtained at the proPretor resi-
dence and Of The following agents:
j. Milhau 1888 Broadway; J. H. Hart NJ D. of Cham
ber and Broadway and Hudson and North Moore streets
Dicke 4l3 Broadway; b. Dodd 643 and I'll Broadway
Scheelns Ia Casal street; and Coddng ton, No.
Hudson st; b. L. Cotton 2o3 Beecker ST. O. w. Embree n
East Broadway; Israel Posts Book Store SO Bowery; N W.
Badeau 260 Bowery Painter Son. Of Third Avenue
and st. Marks Places T. q. Welseiords Book Store ALA
Grand street; Edward McCean 208 Greenwich street, and
Lowe, No. Sc Fulton street. Brooklyn.
The following gentlemen in New York. having experienced
the beneficial effects Of the Baam OF Moscato kindly
permitted the proprietor to refer to them.
Samsel Elliott NJ D. A. 9. Castle VI. D. No. Sl Broad.
way; George p Norris Esq No. Barclay street; W. xton
Halet, Esq 7ss Broadway $ B. Gason Esq, 81 Oliver
street; Ketchum, Esq SO William street; Dodd Esq,
GAS Broadway D. Kimberly ESQ., l2 Front street, A. Leeds
ESQ., 81 Hammond street; c. Bill Esq., Brooklyn; H. Suydam,
Esq., 55 Carmine street. M. Breess 25 Hudson street;
Mr. Charles Cox Astor House; Mr.. Sylvester Spencer l6
Wall street, f. b. Spooner, Esq. Brooklyn.
Further references about 100 Of the first famcs)
be given by the proprietor.
he public will recoect that genuine unless
panied pamphlet containing directions for together
with fac-simile Of the propretors signature and that the
of 81, So and So each stamped with his
JOHN WHEELER Oculist,
33 Greenwich st. the Battery, N. Y,
au6 eodlm Sole Proprietor of tie Basam Of MuscateIlo
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

Ovid Chaucer and Dryden translated from the French with
engravings. Contents-The Art Of Love-Cour of Love,
Remedy for Love- sc SC. &c. The first part contains the
rules which the author lays Gown fer young follow in
their courshps and the second teaches the ladies how
make themelves beloved. ~
The opinoa Of the PressThe at Of flove-We have CLAN
ced this little hook and think tho edition
have Ii free from the aud
peruous matter Of the original though admit it
tans strange language, but the subject must be the
it will doubt be highly interesting to all who read
it. Price Fifty cents copyFor sale at The book store No
g. Park Row. four doors from Ann Street, opposite the
Aston. House. aug % m
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

rT,O CAKE BAKERS AND CONFCTlONERS.-The
subscriber has leae of six years upon well
established stand for the business Of Pastry Cook Conec
TONER situated Genesee street the city Of Utica The
business connected with the establishment irt and is
by far the best location in the city He would wish to sell HI,
lease stock In rade fixtures &C. For further d
dress, post paid,
J. A. BURNETT, l5l Genesee street, UT
Utica, Ang. 6, 1889 aulQ
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

(tARRlAGES--The Subscribers constantly receiving
" from their manufacory a New Haven, Carriages OF all
descriptions which they offer the public the most Ca
vorable terms, thei~ Repository Nos 2s aud a. anss
Those wishing purcha,e will DO veil TO call and
for themselves before purchasing elsewhere
au17.In. BREWSTER 4 co.
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

b. IRWIN Co., Me mber sf the Royal College Of Ser
geons London continue to be consulted delicate dis
all their various stages, their Office, coal Fsos
where, from the eommodious OF their
aborng under delicate complaints be treated viii
secrecy and safety.
J. IRWIN Go. pledge themselves that in all Of The
mos. violent venerea wsch have hitherto fallen under their
notice, their treatment without mercury has been
ee.s and speedy They need not By CERTIFICATES direct Ne
psbic attention their superior practice IN those Diseases
their reputation in this city well known and respected By
these who confde in their honor II n srcs~v
10 fema who the habit Of their
Deobstruent Pills. hat thaH should be tsk.~ 90
any OCCASION might produce effects which those Who
wond be mothers dcsrou 70 avoid preventative
hadecebt cured IN two days Those who have sured
themselves by secret and desrvt tive habit relief
solvent security is all that ill be required until shall
be effected Letters post paid detailing nature
plant and covering suitable fee will he Immediately attend
ed to- and medicines, with full directions 10 the
parties aa2o I'm
Morning herald., 1839-08-31

. go - rEoPLE's LINE FOR ALBANl.-~
kzzSSST1 Landing Al the usual lanaings-The aud
cemno1ious steamboat tROCHEsTER,Capt
A. r. ST. John viii leave the steamboat pier foot of Liberty
street On Saturday snernoos, August 3oih at o'clock.
For freight or passage, apply 10 CROOK FOwKEs,
per of west and Liberty Streets PETER g. SCHULTZ, at
the Office on the wharf, 20 the Captaia board.
All goods, freight bank bil specie any other kind Of
property taken shipped board Of this beat must he a the
risk Of the owners thereof. my2I.7m