Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-04-20
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named colonial secretary. Since the Pc
Rod ofthe lord lieutenan cy Of the vener-
able Earl Fitzwilliam, there has not been
a viceroy in Ireland, so idolized as the
venerated, the liberal and philanthropic
Normandy, lie will take with him from
the country which he has so long mildly
and impartially governed the blessings OF
her millions--wliilst his memory will be
almost as undying as that of the patriot
Emmett. If Lord Burlington only follows
in his footsteps, he will be sure to secure
the affections of the people, while he
strengthens the connection with Great
Britain. Lord f. has been recently raj
sed to the peerage with the title of Baron
Fortescue Louisiana Advertiser.
The legislature of Maryland, was ex-
pected to adjourn on Friday last.-Ib
General jackson, was said to be quite
ill, at last dates from Nashyille.--I6
The New York state loan, had been
taken by the capitalists OF that city and
Albany, at par.--D
The grand jury of Philadelphia, have
found true bill against Thomas w. Dyott,
charged with fraudulent insovency.--U
A destructive fire, occurred recently in
Hartford Conn whole block ofwooden
buildings was consumed--they were prin-
cIpally occupied by poor families.--B
The steamboat Ariel, which was sunk
on her passage down the Mississippi, by
striking a rock has been raised, and re-
turned to ST. Louis. A keel boat with
about 900 pigs of lead on board, was sunk
by the Alb
The Pearl River Banner, little four
by six, published at Monticello has passed
into the hands of Mr.. Cameron, Mr.. Co
hea retires we suppose to rest OH the au-
rels already won in the field editorial.
That's right, we hate to see two calves
feeding on one small bundle of hay
Galldtin Star,
Rumor, says that an attempt has been
made TO burn down the Commercial Rail
Road Bank of Vicksburg. 1t is said that
the bank has been guilty of some black
acts.--Ib
The Vlcksburg Sentinel, SAYS that the
Grail Road Bank, reflses to endorse her
paper when she refuses to pay it''-This
same rascally concern, we understand is
suing every body.-Ib
TIM WATER Works BANK.-The new
directory of this institution has made a
clean sweep. They have turned out
some very clever fellows; and indeed, we
understand that only one clerk is left
We believe that there was no objection TO
the characters ofany of the dismissed Off
GERS; but as 1t may be said to be new
affair, the proprietors were DESTROYS of
placing their own friends and acquant-
ances in the bank. Mr.. Tebault, cashier
OF the Branch ofthe Mississippi Rail Road
Bank at Canton, was elected. CASHIER of
the Water Works Bank on Thursday.
Mr.. T. is well qualified, and from his man
ners and business habits, We are conf
dent he will give satisfaction. We are
disposed to give the new bank trial.
FickSbag Sentinel,
for the Mayoralty of Mobile turned on pol
iticks, and Mr.. Chamberlain, the Demo
cratic State Rights candidate, or Loco
Foco, as the Wings call US, beat the Wing
incumbent, Colonel Walton. Some Wing
discharged pistol at the triumphant par
ty while celebrting the victory in the eve
ming, and the wound proved fatal.--I5
THE GREAT PREsBYTERIAN Law CASE
DEcIDED.--On the 26th uIt. Judge Ro,
gers, Of the Sdpremo Court ut Phiiadel-
phia, charged tho jury, who after retiring,
returned in an hour and half with a
verdict in favor of the New Scool Party.
ID
FEDERAL SUB-TREAsURIEs.--The fed
cralIsts wero in power one year in Ohio,
and almost every paper from that state
brings US accounts of their deialcations
which are now being discovered. In Al
bany county they have bad the control of
affairs a little over two months, and the
people have already been made to suffer
TO the tune of $4,000 Vigilent and
honest public servants these same feds,
and mighty swift Of foot too!
~ sec them on their winding way;
Look how they make their trottcrs play;
Their coat-tails swinging, backwards ay,
Filled with the spoils of victory
APPENDIX
Now look again, and you'll espy
Tex Feds to oNE, upon each trace,
Whose object is TO cArcH and TIL,
And ron them while they're OH the race"
Mr.. Swartwout, The Ascending Col
lector Of Customs, when he was turned
ont Of Office, was presented with service
Of Plato by his Wing friends--thc MGR
chants. He was afterwards fayoritc
candidate ofthc wing party for nomina-
ton TO Congress. Now, even as then,
his wing friends stand by him, and spe-
ciaI committee ofwhig members of Con
gross has been sent on to New York, to |