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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-16

'|lheir bounty; and though abe
Greeks might never pay us, they
conld neverslorg what We had
1dune FIR them. lremsmI5erEthe
Eexci,ement ID our couutf, ID
Their behalf, IL colleges and
school, from the grey.beardeh
senator !oihe aratllius. school
4 boy, and reflected lthat perhaps
my mite cast tlponathe waters,
1 had, saved fronLti,e community
II MISERY, tuis grateful family !!
wished the sold bluoded ortl.
deuce whichsliould have check.
ed our honest rnli;nsiasin IA lar
vor Of 4 people under cali1mitfes
and horrors worselhaH ever ell
tolhe lot Of man, struggling ~
10 be free, coAld have llstei'esi
TO this Greek family. With
deep interest bale them far e.
we'll, and, telling ny guide W
follow withnny horse, Waited 70
the fo0r Of he mounlain.- Incl
dents y fITdU1Is.
Rising Clauses. ScEN e IN a,
School ROOM, .Naster:: Pass
cIass'n jogalee!'' sclioA lrs::'
"Yeih'm" Master. VI uiilaS,
WHAT'S the biggest river in A.
mfflky' The \ on6,gbee, z,ir---
Ike keeps 4 plnchng on il 81
He pinch't me frs, zur. anil
pinch't INN back agle,----.l AXE
yer seats--itiss class Iupar in I'll
Yeth'm'--Aioses parse 4Arlsan-
sas /; sixth line flumlop. -T-k
ark a-u-snns GykaaS as as .y1r-
EunSds. Promo unce il Ark; M
saw; bul Moses you ain'I spell
lin, yer parsin ciiilc;' .D!yeth-r!!
Hark hansaw Is 4 noon; oh|ecI-
i've Case, indicative moud. eam-
parative degree, third prfSoc
and monthly Case II sClZZars;Y
'Yon have.il SAID what gender.
Feminine gsndsr;'|
'Nhy:' sCorzi'z.;' Next
'Donno;' .Corztrz 4 sllcn,;.EIe i
Next 'Forgoltc zur;' Come !
you know;' .seth'm;'
We'll, why is Arkansas Of fhcl
ftmInine gender. David ?!''----
.Corzliz;why corzlIz got Miss
5uury onthe norf, Louisa AnnI
,nthe suaf, Mrs. Sippy On lhel
EAST, and ever 50 more She ie-
males % the vest VERY WE'LL
O4vid; you're rising genius
,nd'll make d make il inan be.
ore your mulher.'
CIarsmont Eagle. !.
Our Yankeee traveller WHO saw the
've iioosler has again wIi;isa 10 Iii, mo
Ter
Western people GO their death on Ell.
uehe lou Cant tell mao he lies. as
iou can do east, without lighting. q S
ew days ago, anan was telling two Of
is he'ghbols, 10 my hearing, a pretty y
arge story says 4, stranger that's
'haPrer. Says he, lay il.ern. stranger! y
Inj il iw'nk'ing 81 al cyr, found
'ysef IN the ditch; perfect qusdruped,
ne worse o. wear anu tbear. Upon
olh.r occasion, says 10 a man. nev \,
rsaw before, ass woman passed BIN "
hat ish'i si,t cimen Of mi.. western wo-
len. IS j? Says lie, --Yon are afraid &c 4
ae lever and agne, stranger amt you, !,
cry much, saysl Well. replied he,
lai lady lsmy n'te, and Il you don't ap.
oiog'se 20 Two minutes, by the honor OF =
gentleman, swear these two r,stols
'vb'el' be held IL his hsad-, shah cure Z
~ OF that disorder entirely so dor-t !;
ar siranger 30 knelt down and 40 I"
ologised. sda,i,e Ibis western couu.
y'lnuchi but curse NE il Gan stand 50 "
uchcf..eucnc; y aiways takes lie una.
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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-16

The Legislature did mi AlidssD On,
saturday lss',' \, lhsy t'ad sfss N \! v ~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

- sunday, sept. 5.
The Commencement. list Of captures at the
discharge Of the watch this morning, presented ra-
Their meagre appearance to what il usually does on
the fret day Of the week. Six /" Of the finest pi-
santry just imported from the first gem of the
sea" were "sent i'm by one Of the magnates Of
the Sixth Ward with orders for them to be detained
TILL o'clock What was the precise nature Of their
offence we could not exactly ascertain but il was
shrewdly surmised by the sitting aaistrate, that
breach Of the peace might have been perpetrated.
The next case was that OF Patrick Waters, who
described hmself"as one ofthe most Industrious men
wat is" Now Patrick had been caught going out Of
workshop in rather a snesking way, and as he had
lot Of tools with him, the Waterman took him into
custody. In the morning, . Mr.. Lindsey, of I4s
Mulberry street, appeared to claim the tools and
then Patrick was charged with the larceny.
Patrick" said the magistrate. how came you
to violate the eighth commandment "Why, sir"
replied Pat, "it was alor of my industry You see
I'D got JOB Of work of town and the devil or
plane saw had |, aud so determined 10 beg bor-
row. or steal some rather than stand idle" " And
ry bad determination too, Fat" said the justice,
" for you will most likely have to get ont stone il
the Recorder should take the view Of it that
do"
James Lockwood, most pitiabe looking jerry
sneak sort II a loafer, was next paraded. Jamie
was sans culottes, sans coat, boots, and had
nothing Of his own on his back but an apology for
shirt "Well," said the magistrate, "what have
you been doing to get in that plight Doing Of
nothing, its the others that were a doing, while
was dosing. For having been overcome like with
fatigue just lay down 10 get a wink Of sleep, and
the hrst thing KNEW was, gentleman with leather
cap giving me a slap on that naked place where NV
brecches once was. This aroused me, sir, signing
deeply" to a sense Of my situation" =
- should think So says the magistrate, and
therefore shall commit you until you find sureties.~
Sureties, said Jamiei q astonishn,ent," why, fer
what
"What, exclaimed the Justice, sswhy that YOU
will get a pair Of breeches-you would not wish 20
so home in that state. would you7
Why its not my fault" sighed James again.
Nor mine, therefore you must 70 down"
John Roberts, stand up, sir, and lets look at
YOU, was the next magisterial order
john obeyed so far as his body was concerned but
as to his face that John hang as low as possible.
"Where do you live, sir1"
"Somew here in Green street, believe al Ill"
"No trifing SIR, or l shall commit YOU for con-
tempt"
"what, for not know ing the number Of nv board.
ing house," said John. That's hard. damned
hard"
"No sir not exactly for that" hat for seizine
woman in Chatham square. How dare you seize a
woman, ave, sir1"
why because was little drunk and very full
Of play"
Well, then, YOU must find bail in 500 for your
good behaviour"
In about half an hour Johns father came Ia the
office, gave the necessary bail, and Young hopeful
was set al liberty.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09
For The Morning II.nla ]

Mn O. MApsH must not II int 20 esraps h, liz ,Yclsrv
Or employing the notice that ha been ako1 81 his book A.
quack advertisement le y well aware how FEW will be AZ
The trouble ~ proc ring reading bs pamphlet when
they arc tempted W The privilege ~ claiming ha,k ihir s
ling he y also aware that the papple contains discus
sim ~ comment on the principles ~ re Lkttpug but Nv
umrg The dign fed air. ostcniious, an 10 decline
discussion 10 which of inviting him. he
proposes 70 maintain appearance with hose WHO read ony bis
advertisement, which ~ j. ashamed en,oy in another
par,r, - fans 81 bringing himself Ito notice
W Mr Mah could not deny The Justice g criticism, In
which ont ~ compassion evemiis suppressed he
should have been silent bit oimpuvn he motives q the
Thor 70 snuaic " the very face ~ w. printed book.
hat WIS incorrectly quoted a. call for NJ &c the wri.
ter aud then shuttle away by attrutine " avUws 10 desire
To- Hoorsy is surely The greatest degre Of impotence
Offered as cheat for argument
very bfnoiice 81 Nr Morshs book quoted into
article ~ he N,rchan,s' Nara7ir, ~ h month
example ~ the folly ia ahufdy lich bad
thod q teaching has ultimately led O hools % the sub
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

sen placed 10 his stead The suiFsrngs Of poor Anne
ricans unprotected by the consul are too awfsl 20
describe, and, instead Of listening TO- their cries for
assistaS CO. he cruelty would reply, il ysa have got
into trouble you must suffer the consequences and
crack stones.
[rrivate Correspondence Of the Herad.l
MArANzAs, 2lsT Aug, 1889
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ. NEw-YoKk =
DEAR SIR Although have not the pleasure OF
your personal acquaintance, cannot refrain from
writing you few lines by the /" Thomas Genet"
to sail to morrow for your port, which liberty hope
Many papers are received from all quarters Of
the United States but since the Herald has appeared
very little or notice is taken OF them IN conse.
quence OF their being entirely void OF interest; and
there is no doubt but all subscribers to said papers
VIII, ere long, discontinue and subscribe to the
Herald
The Herald contains such a mass Of valuable and
nsetui information, both political and commercial,
heretofore unseen in any other paper that it cannot
but meet with that unlimited success it richly de-
serves Foreigners feel now more at home, as, with
the acquaintance of the Herald, they have all the
quise information they desire even Of the most mi
mute occurrence in their native country.
The natives, ALSO acquainted with the English Ian
guage are eagerly looking out for arrivals from New
York, in order to peruse the Herald, admitting that
they never expect to peruse more interesting and
valuable paper than the Herald-whch must certainly
be satisfactory to your good SELF 1t is but short
time since the Herald is known in this country, but
its merted reputation is fast increasing indeed and
should it continue in its rapid progress, there is
doubt my dear Sir all your Wall street friends will
soon be obliged to ship themselves off by some Bri
fish steamer for London, to seek profitable
cupation, other alternative for those poor
devils. Go ahead, and you may one day or other be
blessed for enlightening the Yankees
The recent capture by john Bull Of several
Slavers on the coast Of Africa, with the American
flag, will undoubtedly check their horrd business to
great extent, so far carried on with impunity.
Business is completely at stand, and but few
sells in port, principally Americans
The weather continues exceedingly warm, and
should il not be milder next msnth, stand fair
chance Of being roasted. The crops, however. pro-
mise to be fair for the ensuing year. both for sugar
and coffee.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

John Wilson, carOtty polId loafer as ragged as a
colt, and not half ornamental was put to the bar
charged with high crime and misde mesnor, TO nit
assaulting an Assistant Alderman Felix O'Neil, de-
posed that he was one Of the Common Council, and
the landlord OF the shantee in which the prisoner
sided. On certain day, named in the indictment,
he called to get his rents when he told that
was gone out of fashion til the fall election For said
John, the devil farthing will pay at all at all >"
and as proof Of his good intentions towards his
landlord, John gave him one-twe-a and knocked hi M
flat into the gutter.
John being asked, what he had to say in his de-
fence, replied that he deemed it insult TO ask
gentleman for rent in free country and that he ne
Yer could, from the time he went to scnool brooke
an insult Of any kind.
This logic did not suit the jury so they found John
guilty, and the court sentenced him pay SO or re-
main in prison.
Is it, paying" sighed John; shure and its nv
self that would pay the spapeen over the face and
eyes, but as Tor $40, shure, never saw much at
once"
Josiah Paine, white man, who employed negro
wenches as policy agents, to insure lottery tick
cts, while Josiah stood the hazard OF the die was
put to the bar TO take his trial for msde reanor.
Now IT seems that negro named Joe Ten Eyck hav-
ing been bitten to the tune Of hundred dears, re
solved to do the trick, fail in the attempt. Joe
accordingly invested pretty heavily, and hit the
mark for much S625. This sum was more than
these sable representatives Of fortunes dest daugh-
ter could fork out, and when Joe applied to their
principal, he said that his agents had exceeded their
commission. At this Joe got wrathy as bottle
of ginger pop, and viewed revenge-hence the pre-
sent trial; and the accused eaded his cause.
the consequence" as Joe phrased il, was, verdict
of guilty.
The court then adjourned to Monday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

LOUISVILLE Aug -, 1899
Business here OOO-drought terribe--no rain for
four NOTWITHSTANDING crop will be shert- river wade.
ahle-hcalth excellent. The Clay men are all knock
eli into pie" by the late elections Old Harrison is
again talked of, though your movement in favor of
Scott creates a great sensation among the !" qud
nnucs." Money cannot be had here for any price
Bill, sen Hcre or collection, from your city, going
back IN crowds. The new city gas works are pro.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

NiBLo's.-We are almost inclined 10 believe that
the managers Of the theatres. JEALOUS of the lbe-
raj patronage our friend Nibo receives, have en-
tered into conspiracy against him But ID will he
of no avail notwithstanding they fire their Great
guns TO night-thousands will thto.g this popular
resort, where the Rayes tonight prcscn, iayorite
vaudeville and repeat their grand pautomime.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

SEPT San inquest was held at the City Hospi-
tai on the body Of John Kenny, who met his death
by falling from new building In Howard street It
appeared from post norton examination that the
deceased had suffered fracture Of four of his ribs
and rupture OF his right lung and liver which in
jures were sufficient to cause his death.
The jury found verdict Of acc dental death
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

TROUBLES IN MAINE.-Captain Nys broke up
nest OF trespassers onthe ST. Francis River north Of
the St. johns, short time since, and took the ring
leader and four oxen TO his quarters. Maine will
never get over present dlficulties-never.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

W- The Maiays soon forget their promises. They
murdered' on the lst Of May last, the crew Of a
French barque that went ashore at Muckie
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

AccIDEST.-on Saturday, a carman while loading
some sugar, at grocery in Church street, slipped
from his cart and at the same time hoghead of
gar rolled off on to his legs, iracturing in a shock
ing manner. The sufferer conveyed to the hos
pital, where surgical aid was Immediately procured.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

10 rattle snake was killed in Medfeld, Mass,
'ast tuesday, fifteen feet long, and had seventeen
rattles 1t was twenty years old.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

0J- As alarse omnibus was crossing the canal on
on 18th street, in Washington, on Thursday last, a
portion Of the bridge gave way and precipated into
the canal beneath the stage, horses and forty pas
sengers, distance Of IS feet. Only one life vas
last
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

crossing rapidly. The travel between this and 81.
Louis 10 reduced to almost nothing. The chances
are that we shall be wound up here this fall, and be
SENT bag and baggage, to Old Nick's domiaions, @.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

Loss o. THE GREAr WEsrERN.-The Cres,
Western. the largest steamer in the United States
has been destroyed by Gre on Lake st Clair Ihe
loss ~ very great, there Is no insurance On her
She was almost boat and was spoken a..
when launched, as beisg the largest vessel of the
kind ever built She cost slOoOO0.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

90 1t has been decided by the Court Of Queens
Bench, at Montreal, that Francois Jalbert, cannot
withdraw his plea Of not guilty. The prisoner is
IS wears old.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

( % ApsrRAL CnAELEs BsuDrv, who captured
the Castle ~ San Juan de UlIoa has been appointed
Commander IN Chief 4 the French squadron in the
Mediterranean.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

% commercial treaty has been negotiated be
tween Ecuador and the United States.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

The SLAVE scHoosER-Childs, the Lithagra-
pher, of Fulton street. near Broadway, las published
two prints Of the slave schooner L'Amslad. They
represent different interesting scenes that occurred
in the important connected with this
sci, and are very well executed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

V5- His Majesty, Martin Van Buren,, and suite,
lett Buffalo on the Sd inst for Washington, by the
way Of Lockport, Batavia, Rochester, Canandagua.
&C.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

CHEvALrrR DAReArz, the Minister Plenipoten-
tiary from the Court Of Spain to the United States
has left New Brighton and arrived in Washington.
lie succeeds Mr.. Calderon de Ia Barca, who is APP
pointed Minister Plenipotentiary to Mexico
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

YELLOW FEvSR.--The epidemic still continues to
rage in New Orleans and has crossed to the opposs
side Of the river. The interments in Potter's
Field in New Orleans for two days ending the
Both ult amounted to thirty-fve. On the 18th, 80
cases were admitted in the Charity Hospital Of
whom died On the 10Th, "a were taken in and )
deaths.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

VERMONT ELEcrios.-Elghty-two towns have
been heard FROM which show gam fer the loco-fo-
cos Of fourteen State Representatives. Governor
Jesison, Wing, will be reelected, but by a dimin-
ished majority, say 1000 to 1900. The aggregate
majority last year -, and in 1897, 1880.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

lNt- Lieut.. Howard, OF the U. 5. Schooner Wave,
has not been reported to the Department has been
stated.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

o. Two Of the large granite columns for the
Merchants Exchange arrived here yesterday
from Quincy, Mass. They weigh thirty.fve tons
EACH and cost $4,000 delivered at the foot of Wall
str
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

G5- Intelligence to the 9th Of July has been re-
ceived from Mcntivedco, and to the 18th 81 June
from Buenos Ayres. The blockade Of the latter port
by the French, il is said will not be raised for six
months IN comp
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-20

DOLBEAR'S Science Of Permanship received, and
IL for sale at their permanent Writing Academies
No. Chatres s,reut, New Orleans, l89 Broadway
New York, Dauphine ST., Mobile.
1t is particularly designed for private learners and
schools and is calculated for persons Of all ages.
Ladies' and gentlemen invited to call and examine
the system for themselves.
Lessons are given at sach houses may suit the
convenience Of ALL and 10 classes formed in any part
OF the city.
Ladies' who prefer tcan receive essons at their ref
sidences.
Persons paying e % irse Of lessons are desired
o atten'' :-'''1+~~ snvell asthey wish:
3yAK BROTHER.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-20

EVRESn GARDEN SEED The snnsc1,orr
4 'fgs 10 'Nprcss his grateful thanks to the pube
e, for the liberal support he has received since G
commenced business ia this CRY. Being sole pro
priet"r of the seed store, II Common street, hu j.
nut aGd never was agent tor any northern seed
v"ntcr neither is he come 'ed wiih house in
this coun,ry-but he assures the public that his
connexions IN every department of the sec busl
ness, IN the different coun'rles Of Europe are equal
10 that nt any house in the Un,e4 States. lie i'm.
ports SEEDS, plants, 1t. from the most extensive
and respectable nurscrlu4 nd see isruen in France
liolIand, England, Scotland, and the no thern
s.ales-and it will a, all times be his inrer.s', as it
IS his study, I" receive, in addIun to his presen,
siork. large arrivals Of every desc ription really the
growth OF 1888; also, "n.ratted fruit ire. $ nl all
kinds. The public ,n'y rely on finding n tull ass
s"rtnent OF every Artce IN the seed line, of pc nl+
al quality, and imported drcc, by
VIM. OHM.
no THE PUBLIC.-The dcrsiyned. having
l. studied undcr DR.. Schmidt of Charleston,
South Carolina, and for years his assistant in
tho practice OF medicine and SURGERY has the honor
to offer his professional services in this ciiy.
He assures the ladies' and gentlsmen thta{he most
prompt attention will be- paid to the calls which
may be made; and also offers his services to tho
holders OF slaves, being well acquainted with tho
diseases common to them, having attended them in
no sugar house in Charleston.
The famous anti bilious pills alter the composition
o, Professor Smoette, with directions, can be hud
Of the undersigned. The effect which they have
produced in tins and other cities, has been attended
with the greatest success. to which the best of
references can be given. Apply at No. lG6 Maya.
zine street. JNO. M'LORING.
NJ OTICE'rhe partnership of Kelley, Mason e. Co
~ of New Orlean-; Mason, Harris SEQ, of Natchez:
nd Harris, Kelley SEQ. of Rodney was dissolved on
he 2Ist of May lust, by the death OF Samuel A Mason
me of the partners oil the firms.
The uncrsg ned, surviving partners, will be charged
with the settling and closing said business follows:
Levi Harris will attend to the settling of the business
OF Mason Harris & Co.. Mt Nalchcz and Harris Kel.
ey &; Co. at Rodney; and Henry Kelley will attend to
he settling of the business ofKeey, Mason Il Co., at
New Orleans. The names Of The several firms will be
used in Iiqsidation only.
Those indebted to said firms are earnestly requested
ucon,c forward and make early settlements ana those
having claims will please present them witLot Sbcluy
LEVI c HARRIS,
HENRY KELLEY,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-20
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CulNA GLASS " L ARriiEN " AXE STOKE
Sc Chnrres street, New Orleans.
IXTM. SERGEANT & Co. importers of French
w and English China md Farther ware. are
nov nprnin. and rich patterns of break tas I,
dining and services, toilet sets, pitchers, tea
and cntipe cups, ,eapots, sugars, creams, bowlea,
pi ,t,s. dishes, tureeus, wash basins an! eweIs,
tn"l baths, etc. etc.
Rich cut md plain French and American glass
warc-1ohe,s, champagnes, lemonades, jeIlies
clare's, vines, c"rdals, centre hnwies, docaniers.
umbleTs preserve dishes, celeries, pitchers lamps,
lamp shade and glasses, candle shades, salt Gel
IerS. etc.
Silver plated, Sronzed and britannia wares-cas.
tors, liquor stands, cake huske's, candesricks,
branches, sponns ladies' coffee and teapnls, sugars
creams Tampa, japaaned travs, astral stands, and
hanging lamps, fine cutlery, German silver SPOONS
and orke, together with grea, variety IF articles
Tor frmiy Merchants, planters. hotels, and
steamboats,, furnished with goods al the most rea>
sonnble prices, ana pat ked 50 as to be conveyed
with safety u any part Of the country.
Also, apulhecuries' glassware. nov2