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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-12-19
VOL. mo. SD

,nonSh ,spose they don't have appIocuts On !,
outings here in York, Go theyy' |,
don't remember what she said b,, b. =
ms, mat my eyes begun to grow ali src
opgn., and aiore got up to go home; that nisl
ger must have put more than twenty basket. q 7
grapes on the table, and the oranges seenoed =.
grow bigger and bigger every mini. and 20
N"o" mere wur more that three ti,,ss !
mary glasses and decanters on the ts iiGs :
mere was at first. lruther think il was T mr..
nlgh tea time when got up TO 90 boek to p1 4,
> s'pop ag.n' ! insisted on giving cousin Man
q ouss aiore | wenti and WON'T be soriin d Try
!. sinner seem TO remember sfaken hands 49,. ~
'he ngger' consarn him, jist afore wen, down
don't feel very bright this mornioo and2I
1egin 10 think that may be shall come 6,cL - \
!" eathersheId arter all. The York cided don,, b
eem TO agree with me. | shall send Inc Ia.. II.
or 10 the new Express, that was feline lin or. i
nd II the editors don't think | can mn e. : -,
wing out of writing letters shall come hons
gin IN the sloop. NO'''' "o'ile 4,
Your loving son
JONATHAN SLICK, Ha
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-12-19
A FRlGHTFUL "FlXnFOR ufrNrrp

, WINE at Fort Smelling, Capt. Marrvo,t IL.
I"''e acquainted with Capt Scott, of no II 9
n'Hy' natlVeot Vermont, who is one Of tho
greatest NImrods in the country, and nroba bl,;
'"e pest narksmau in the world. Two MI 49,,
oeinS thrown up in the air, he would watch b;s
opportunity and pass his rife ball tbrouoh The
oo'h; ana this astonishing feat he is sa;d oc
zen 10 nave performed. This potatoe.nierc;na
business, however, has nothing to do With one
OF the hunter Captains perilons adyentnrss ~
related by hintsefto Ca pit. Marryott, in tbess
words, to wit: '' ~ '"ese
., Twas was riding out one day in Arkansas and 4
80 happened that had not my rife with mo.
n az, ,nueea weapon Of any description. NOT
eroh my jack knife. As came upon the skirts
" pralFie near small copse buck started
,ka uLu dashed away as if much alarmed .
t haI ~ was my sudden appearances which,
ac co "ioiilea nun; stopped my horse 10 Look
~ NM nlia: "na turning my eyes afterwards IN
Inv Inv, ulFeetioh from whence it started, ncrce;.
'o1' as thought, on small mound ofearth ra;-
1Iu ~ Stfali animal called a gopher. inst the
lie"a Oh q doe, her body concealed by the biob {
: uSs, mad no arms, but it occurred to mo.
! cou'd contrlve to crawl up very softly,
I"I "'Sn grass might conceal my approach and
s"ou'u DC able to spring upon her and secnre
H n Oy main strength. "If' can acconnIsE !
ms" SAID | TO myself sit will be someth;1a ~
AK about / tied my horse to a tree and
crawling very softly on NV hands 9
inu knees towards the gopher hill; | arrival !.
rose 10 II, and the doe had not started. I roso;
en'y with both hands ready for grab ana
'ePared 10 spring, slowly raising nv head that Z
'niShi get sight of the animal i annaaraJ 1
;sheJ % @nl'ilal was equally inquisitive, and Y
,' hoo TO gam sight ofme, and it slowly raised
, neaa from the grass as did mine Ina
~ . %na. was my surprls and CONSERVATION. ~
~ mat instead OF doe; was face to face to
i1 "a male panther. 1t was this brute Which, !,
" ~ r scared the buck and now equally scared n
- =. mere was, not hardly one Yards dis. N
~ 'lo'i' MIN, without arms of any descr;n- i5
ny ana almost in the paws of the panther N
70" mat my only chance was keening ~ u
es Hxed steadtastly on his, and NOT mov;nS VI
M VI 1901; the least motion to retreat wonld N
W. peeh his signal to spring, so there Il
'"' wn'1e as sheet, with my eyes fixed on Il,
lie Luckily ne did not know what was mas. All
: WITHIN me. For some seconds the animal Nj
my gaze, ami began to- give mvseIc nv
los1' "'Iis time for you TO 90. thouah, Ell
am gone; will you never cor, Al las, 49, .
mai btnked, and then. his ewes oneoeJ l; Ing
' > oI nLe. l remained, fascinated as it were;
'lInked again, ;turned his head a little. then
lca round and went away at light canter, HI
g'ne The relief | fastened back to nv N
49, , ana away also went at light canter, #
"t'n liSht heart, grateful to Heaven fof MI
hg preserve me. ~
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-12-19
IRUTH-EVERY WORD TRITrH

ne ioiowIng from that excellent paper Tic,
5 alexandria Gazette is as true as Gosnel '''
/ II Is certainly, lamentabIe fact ihat avo..
since Gen Jackson, with bold and unlawG,i
hand, struck at the bank Of the United Sac
and' IN violation of right, and Against tho 80
pressed VIII OF the representatives Of the neonIo
IN Congress, removed the public denosites ~
Its custody, the financial condition If ,ho
I'ry, mas been thrown into con(usion-and tha
consequences of his worse than unEortnnoss
ounghng schemes, seem not yet TO be cndeJ.
out' on me contrary, grow worse as time rolIs
on-rirtS dcquirH eundo. '''O runs
II Is a useful lesson for the people 10 rand
II thoy VIII only apply its teachings and Ieara
wisdom by what has happened
Gen. Jackson, among the finances Of his
country, was like u bear in flower parden -.
ouli 10 china store. lie is the head ,n4
Toht Of all the mischels we now exnerience'.
ne was as ignorant, as he was bold.
Lei II not be supposed that we mean Nv ~.
0 eNonerate the Banks from the blame II tha
manner IN which the Banking systemhas beeT
conducted at the North and ia the South Wee,
y release the merchants from blame for over'
raalng, operalions--No! let each and all have
noir iuli share OF condemnation for what ba.
aken place, and for the part they have borna
bringing upon us the state ofthings we nor,
xperience. w "o"
Dut sun, let It always be recollected. Tia, "a
en- Jackson had never been President, ,sa,
nou,u not have now felt; and known. and s,,c,
lame to Florida "0'T
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The DINNER TO Nix. SLICK.

., Wal, | see you've found the way, cousin
ohck, SEE he. "tary, my dear, is dinner
feadyt She hadn't tune TO speak before Two
great doors slid into the partition, and there was
another room jist as much like the one we was
IN, otwo peas in pod. A table was sot in the
middle OF The room, all covered with ralo china
dishes, and first rate glass tumblers, and sill.
yer thing tl set the pepper box in; you hainl MOI
ldca how stilsh it was But as true as vonI
i've, there stood that etarnaI niger close by
me liable as large as life. didn't know what
70 make on it, but SEE TO myself, if cousin
Johns got to be an abolitionist and expects me
o eat with niger, he'll find himself mis- ia.
sem III be darned to darnation if he don't!-
'nt needn't a got SO wralhy, the crtler did'nl
'Iier TO set down, no only stood there to rel
nylhing that we wanted.
"Do you take VerminsiIly, Mr.. Slick 2" saws
MSS Bebee, biting OF her words as if she was
lraid they'd burn her. With that she took
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-12-19
JONATHAN SLICK IN N. YORK
From lie Neu York En-.

From lie Neo York Express.
10 Mr.. ZEPHANIA SLICK, Justice oCMc Peace.
anu Deacon Of tho Church, orer 10 Weoihcrs.
(e'd' IN the Stale Of Connecticm,-(Tne Let.
ter cOncludeHA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-21
c, r ANU ,ort,on Of the cyience taken

ed or been informed o. any portion 0! The e'ne's ''e
before this committee: ,d ,,r or
uAr,wer have net seen, read, OF hea'0 leau' '"y "
:, mr. has il been described me, nor have oeeh IN
$3.50 :, tes,pct To it, except what gentlemen IN con-
ynrso,iuu may have suggested was P!ooaoy 'e cna'
Tor of some III the evidence hut whelhcf coee"y VI A
have no means Of Judging. ~, c
If il DC ri1G that man on ms Fi41 siouN 'e '
cd Of the charges made against MIN, WI! a'N Wv
lion? We know not what was the object IN pfoPouha-
iug IT, Every man will draw his own CONCLUSIONS
I'VE deemed it The lime most extraordinary ques-
linn IN he submitted to Mr. Woodbury. in his Then peel-
liar yvs,ioR We believe unprecedented IN le ahnaS
of criminal jurisprudence.
end the people had there been any evidence taken IN
New Yo:k lending lmpcae the honor ana reputation
of Mr. Woodbury., any other American cit%e", ahu
it had not been made known to HIM by 'he coni'mee'
We should under The most solemn cohVictoh " uuy
Of what Is due TO private honor and public virtue, ana
h,, een of Justice to violate which would be 10 beirny
the hest interests Of the peoplehave communicated Tue
fact No human power could have INDUCED Us 10 Ieia'h
silent.
There is zeal in politics strong though MOI 60 holy
as in religion, that excites The passions anu e"us Us "o
error Il reyeIses the precepi, and makes US DO uh"
others hat il I'll permit Them to do unto us FAIR
and honorable conflicts Of parties nTigoEalcs Inc hocy
noli,ic and benefits the State; bat when party splTit
assumes the character of persecution, II Is demon mat
,eryer,s the understanding and cOrrup'S lie heart
THE resnsct we have 10 the House, and our devotion
10 the peoule and the principles ol liberty, have imposed
on us The duty Of giving this simple narrative not only
of our acts but the manner and form IN winch lhey
have been executed. In politics, 1t has been sat names
meau things. II nay be sad, with equal tru'h, III al
rrlitIcal movements forms mean substance. The PEG
e have ruh! to know not only what is done, but how
il done The greatest guarantee OF freedom Is publicity
All which is respectfully submitted.
GEO W. OWENS.
HENRY a. FOSTER.
ntSIn II WAGNER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-21

New HAMPsuIRE ELEcrIoH.-We have returns from
more than threefourhs Of this patriotic State The re-
suit is so glorious the OF Democracy and The
Administration, rs carry CONSERVATION INTO Tie ranks
of the Wings and AbosionsIs beyond the result OF any
former election record
So much for details. Now look TO the State as q
whole. The Democratic Governor is elected ny ma
iory Of six to seven thousand, instead Of three thou
sand, cs last year.
The Council is four Democrats 10 one Wing.
The SENATE ten Democrats to two Wings, and The
House of Representatives. Democratic majority o near
iorly instead of twenty-five.
This is the "sober second thought" Of the Granite
State Let The Old Dominion look 10 its hardy Demo-
cratic sister in the North and if does not in IS
feel proud Of the Of Democrat, and mol like Dir
Rives, deny the faith the creed and the name
Globe Of Tuesday.
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Correspondence Of the Boston .9ilaS.
ft,rrr ,


Thursday, March IA, lc:J. )
Our border troubles are assuming more quiet aspect.
Notwithstanding Governor is somewhat belI'gerent
in some parts of his recent message his acts are Oh a
more peaceful character. Tie detachment Of troops
from the Somerset Division that ordered 10 muster
ul Skowhcgan have been dismissed part OF the force
under the command Of Colonel Jarvis al The Aioostook,
have also been discharged and there IS but tr don|t
that the detachmeEIs now here from O%iofd anG Cnm
berand will be discharged in few days. The timber
that has been Ey lTespasscs the waters OF Er
Aroosook will probably be Po'eccd-hut there sec ms
10 be no the part OF our Executive 10 sop
the timber that has been cut the waters OF Tie -
john 5.
(Frora the y. Y Past Of tie lch)
FEoM TIE EAST The Eastern papers are filled with
the message Of Governor Fairfield, transmitting copies
Of the agreement between Mr.. Fox and alr Forsyth
The susanc. Of The message was given N our paper o
Saturday. An additional extract will show more def
ri,ely tic present position OF Gov Fairfield and the as
pect which the whole affair has assumed:
ba aa 70 e' a IT, euFs sxns anS
Us common origin, speaking common language and
bound 10 US by so many ties Of interest with
out the most memorable necessity. Under these cir.
cumsances, would recommend, that hen we are fol
~ satisfied either by the declarations the Lieutenant.
Governor of the Province Of New Brunswick or other.
wise, That lie has abandoned all idea Of occupy ing The
disputed territory with military force and Of al,epu;-
ing an expulsion OF cur party, that then, the Governor
be authorized 10 withdraw military force LEI wing the
Land Agent with sufficient posse armed or unarmed
as Inc case may require, sufficient carry into fleet
your original design, That Of driving out arresting
lhe lTespnssers and preserving and protecting the tim
Der from their depredaions
The Assembly Of New Brunswick have voted The sum
Of ocuO for The purpose of improving the road round
Tumasquata Lake which is within the limits Of The dis
puted territory IN order that the transport of troops and
the conveyance Of the mail, may De effected with more
ease than at present.
The Augusta correspondent of the Boston Advertiser
says
Mr. Jarvis hos recor,i,. hon, horo ,,J .,.,o. 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-21
DA FID ID.

SryAToEIAL ELECTION -Demcerattc lictory he
Lockoort Eagle states that Col a. v Parsons OF Wil-
ansnort has been elected Senator in the Of Al
cxandcr Irwin, Esq, resigned. Col. Parsons is De,
mocrat His majority have not yet ascertaned but
it large say from 1900 TO 1000, George s. Arm.
strong, Hhig
The Senatorial District is composed of the counties
Of Centre, Clearfeld, l.ycomng, Potter, and Mexican
The following The returns from Centre and Lycom'
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Richard Elaughlon, Esq.
NoRroLK, March ID.

w NORFOLK, March 3D.
Fire "A fire broke ont between three and four clock
yesterday morning IN the brick warehouse on Newtr
wharf, occupied By Messrs Nash &; Co as an auction
store and By Mr. &. Hatcher which was wholly con-
sumed, but not until the flames had enveopcd the adj
Joining tenement On The north side occupied by Aessrs
X 5. Huchlnss IL Co, who, wc regret 10 learn h,vc
experienced heavy loss, their insurance iallia Gar
short OF the stock hand the greater port ON of which
was consumed. The warehouse of Messrs. Butler and
Camp next caught and totally DESTROYED The
amount OF goods lost great, but most of tb,n
on consignment. The warehouse of hlessrs Charles
and George Reid the north and tn at OF Messs
and D'ummond on the SOUTH escaped after ,hev wc,e
fairly given up by all The market house was IN fire
at various times and in many PLACES the same momen
but by The greatest exertons it was saved with scbi
damage. The wind blew strong in the beginning ofbe
fire from the Southeast
The prompt visit Of the Portsmouth Fire Como,n;es
and The force from the Navy Yord gave great assist
ance 10 our own remen and there is SCARCELY dopbt
but that the fire would have been mos destructive lind
II not been encountered with great resolution and per
severance The houses were insured The sufferers
by the fire share strongly the public sympathy
The fire was unquestionaby the work of an incendiary
as on It's discovery the store door of Mr. Nash was
and The house was on fire in three different poces
The Collector Of the Customs despatched Yesterday
the Revenue Cutter in pursuit of small schooner which
was lying in the County Dock during "Wednesday, but
had disappeared when The fire was discovered We
learn that The two white who were apprebe nded on
Suspicion were examined before the Mayor Yesterday
morning, and committed for farther examination
The Steamboat Old Dominion which also went down
IN quest OF The schooner stolen from the Dock returned
last evening without seeing The object of the search
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-21

DuEL.-We learn through the Nashville Wing,
from the somervllle and La Grange papers that due
was fought near Moscow Fayette county Tennessee,
lew days previous to the Sh instant between Alexander
j. Doneson, (the adopted son Of General Jacks and
Henry Robertson. Both we're slightly wounded. A
second meeting was talked Of the next day, but The
oh!cers OF justice probably defeated it,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-21
Dovs ri Election changed

The time Of holding the elections IN Virginia chaDGeo
to the fourth Thursday in the month Of May!
The Legislature. yestcrdGy passed an act, changing
the time Of holding the elections in this Safe 10 The
fourth Thursday Of May for The present year and 10 The
fourth Thursday Of a prl in every succeeding year
This will give the Republican party mure time 10 or
ganize themselves beiler-to bring out their strongest
men-to rule of their dssentIsnt candidates, 10 marshall
their committees vigoous!y-to rouse The People,
and prepare fuUy for action Wewere wiling 10 nave
ST, war and Il hot one We would rather if we had con-
suited own comfort have terminated the campaign
on the first Thursday Of ApEilbut the Legislature has
extended the Election month more. We should have
beaten the enemy in five weeks war-He shall no" only
have more time TO do the work cleaner, and more eec-
tually. TO ARMS then TO ARMS! Carry out the
spirit OF your Delegates in the Conyenon-and go torth
conouerinr and 10 conquer Act theoretically, and
there cannot be doubt Of gor Gus result.
On our last PAGE Mr. Wood address 10 The citizens OF
Amea-aso cTers0n pungrn article, aGdresscr 10 the
Richmond Whs, &c, &c. Jefferson has hunted up one
Of The mos, remarkable "reminiscences from the Il. Wing
(oIast Nav in which he says Of MIR Ryes empha,cally,
ibo, Southern Wings cannot and 1W not support an EN-
PUNGER fer anu otfce WHATSOEVER. Upon tbs
Do;nt at least The Wings of Virginia unanimous
ne Ecliere triih The highSouled LEIGH that expungng
was not only act Of moral uptude but OF base ser
Witty which should receive Hr0ngh all hme the exc
Grafton every patriotic heart any act which NOR
tai perform, requires AN ETERNITY o. repentance,
i, is this damnng and detesiable deed OF the EN-
PUNGE'" But where is the K Wing nou'-Where
are those high souled Wigs, vino once protested TO re-
gard the Expunge scl of unpardonabe moral tuE
Ditude:"- We differ, of course, with those gentlemen
upon the Expunge-but how easily can they sacrifice
all their scrupes 10 the promotion OF their purity pur-
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five may descend from great things (he Conren,ion)
10 small (alr. Alfred Duke), we would say one word
about The aforesaid Conservative candidate for Hanover
county We understand he has put forth squib in yes
tefdays Whig-but we really will not run ourselves
10 The trouble of hunting it up. is al best Jm rsry
small eoneern. We understand, that this gentleman
says, if he be vain man, have contributed 10 make
him so, BY ptasing anonymous piece pieces that
he has had the honor of perpelra,ing 1t may be So
Tor aught we know-bul certainly, the whole affair has
escaped our memory. We gutess of the sin Of
any such Renaissance. We have heard of Mr. Alfred
Dukni-that 'oe d. not deny But we certainly do not
ecoIect any thing he has done 10 distinguish his name
from that OF hundreds in the county of Hanover His
vanity must indeed have been of very touch wood or
der 10 be susceptible by any good word we may have
dealt out TO him. of the folly of being nhamed into the
If we have praised unS Of Mr. aiT,ed nhss
nous pieces, it will teach lesson, BY which we
shal attempt TO profit. We shall be little more
chary of our praises for The future We begin 10 think
with Sir Peter Teazle, at is ID wicked world,
and the fewer we praise in il, the better"
n 4 Plain .Hqa-shall appear.
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COMMUNICATED.
S1.'.N &~S<
T., tba TFJ;1S rf TjTDiRih.

10 ms b"gS " 'rg"''A'
When Mr. Ryes first differed with the Administration
upon the subject of the Sub Treasury, 1t Is well known
he did not then quit the Administration and Mr. Van Bu-
rem Them if he has quilted rhcn did he quit and what
were really his reasons for quitting: Has he ever told
you He has not. ask you. then, TO decide each for
himself We are left TO conjecture. Can you decide,
and if you cam is the reason you find Tor IT, crecitabe
10 Mr. Rves' Answer the question on your consclences
If Mr. Rves had been rst in the affection Of 'the par.
ty," would he have quilted; Answer as you would be-
fore your God, and square yourselves accordingly:
RANDOLPH.
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Tie Hos. BEsJAHrN &. IIowanD-We copy the an
ne5ed letter from the Boston Atlas of Wednesday last
MI H"wards report rs very crediable document, in
dced, and we take great pleasure in publishing the sub
joined high testimonial III its iavo--Bait. Chr0Rieio
tn fbc Enynr ocf y,I,.