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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

Cleared.
Arkansas Dennis New Orleans; John 4. Crouch, Tomn,
Philadelphia; Virginia Latourctte Petersburg Va; Wmore,
Warrington, st Ihomas Navarino, Edwards Mobile; Citizen
Thing do Fame Scott Boston; Fortitude, Cheny Murree
horo, NC; Meguncook, Mayo ST. Marks and Key West Lit
tie Mary, Hall, Portland NC; Tho. Wynns Johnson Wash
inston, NC; New England, Clifford Havana
Arrived.
Packet ship ST. James, Sebor London and Portsmouth Feb
-, with ndze, to Grnnell, Minurn Co.
Brig Angenora Gardener, Manzas l6 days, with moasse
to NJ Taylor
Brig Hercules sc) Petrie Palermo 81 days with mdze to
chs nberlain, Brown < Co.
sctr Joshua Brown, Williams, Guayama PR II days. with
schr Regulator Clason, Portland days. with plaster
schr Edenton Packet Gray, Edeaton, NC, days. with
schr Brilliant Hawkins, salem days. with coffee, ].
Farnl,am & Co
soop Republic, soule, New Bedford days. with oil,
master.
Packet ship Utica, Pe Havre Feb. 27th with mdzc Boyd
Hencken-Whae ship Illinois from whaling voyage; and
Banks Fanny, and Caslda-sIse Briggs.
Sailed.
Arson, Sinclair, Charleston; Baltimore Funck. Havra --a
spoken.
Maria J. Estee from New Orleans for New York, March
The John M. Williams, Schoonmaker hence for Franklin
La fallen with the 25h ult lat 81 80 Ion u 49, by
the ~ The captain mate and two saved,
and boy had been drowned.
The WIN. Richie Rogers, from Belfast for New York
fallen the 7th Of Feb last caky and with loss
udder in 49, lon s3 The crew and have arrv
ed al ST. Ioh~-' s'"' ~'a-~
Foreign Ports.
M.rAszAs March a3-Elleu McAisnu for New York. next
day; Thomas Gener kooPmsn do, 2st Mary Chase, do,
18th.
SHIELDS Feb &c sid, Satisfaction. Robinson, NYork
HALrFAx, March 23-Arr Brease (Br) Hurst, New YoIk
suSpERLssn, Feb sid, Defender Duncan, New York;
Delta, Murray do.
United stntcs Ports.
PORTLAND, March 3oAr Splendid, Brown, Machia. for
New York.
Barn Me-, March 27--Arr fremont New York; Level
yu do.
GAO tons. Drew, New York; Oscar Lowell do 3lt cid Hud.
SON RYDER. New York. Wind SW.
NEW BEproRp, March 3l-Sa, Eliza Michel, Aiken New
York 18th, Sarah Louisa, Rickstson, do.
GLOUCESTER, March 2sAr Evergreen, Machias for New
York
PORTSMOUTH, N II, March as-Cld sankari (Ru.) Folle-
mar, New York.
Pnovrosssy March ,i.A,r cHs%pion, ArpeOy, NyorA
NEwroRT, March 30-Arr Samuel Hathaway, Tauntons for
New Yors.
PnrLAprLrmA April Arr Hety Ann, Jones' New York;
Two Brothers. Mayhev do; Maria Hannah Jones, do Gram
pus, do; Middcser, do.
B.LTrmonr March 3i--sd, Direct, lotion, York; Pow
haitian, Clark, do.
CnasLEsroS March 29-Ar Poeahouta. Tate, " York
In port for New York Lafayette Blair Sutten Berry; Corde-
LA, Sherwood Star, Hull; George, Hall.
MosiIr, March 25-Arr Georgia Nichols New York. 10Th
arr Orcon Lee do cid Carroll Of Carroon, Bird Liverpool
New OlLraSs March a3-Cd, Mary Rowland Weare, Liy-
do In port for New York. Norma Darton Sarah Macoduck
ycksbur Bunker; N0rmande Tyson; Orleans, Sears Lee
want Barctt; Charemagnc, Richardson, Concord, Griffin;
Yaroo Trak Hamilton, Barton and others before reported
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

NEW Go0Ds.-To HoUsEKEEpERs.-The subscr ri.
lN Der has received ships vrgnian Roscoe and 81 ef
field from Liverpool very large and extensive aorn cs e
Hardware Cutlery Lamps Gcraldoe Plate sWarc, Sc which
has been selected with the greatest aud attention BY his
agents Europc and particularly adapted % this Market
which he offers for sale tn mos favorable terms House.
rTcr an Others about commencing housekeeping a.
vel 70 call and examine previous 70 making their putchr
DANIEL h. DELAVAN,
tay II Maiden Lane, Broadway,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03
1871 o47 sas. I27 s,lO4,qi7 6,4sI ,o5s

Some OF the banks Il will be perceived in most wreced
condition. The in which most Of these Oanks have
been conducted such forever to the credit OF their bills
abroad The aggregate Of cotton held their
count is near s2ooo000; fact which shows how material is
the price cf that article their welfare. Their liabilities FOR
sterling bill. drawn against stocks aud cotton s
800 aud upwards while their suspended debt has been in
upwards during the past year. which has
been one OF high prices Tor large crop How little able there
fore are these stand against prosperity
nj. reported hat the Commercial Raj, Road Bank at Vicks
b,rc has suspended most extraordinary with
card "a this institution has made by the Commissioner
n that the meeting Of the legislature the
Commissioners wrote this bank requesting statement Of
,ir condition Accordingly the Bank Of vcksburg, the
o,a az deposited with this institution 100000 the
,o. az the Canal Banking Co Of Orleans Ia the state
-, srsred 10 the Commissioners this money aetna W
specie reported 70 the executive and by
lin; laid before the legislature The amour, Of specie thus
. ON hand was 81 OIL while the amount appears
~ Inc hack was a. stated the above table The 100000
never having been entered on the books specie.
Al Augusta, Geo. the 2sh ult the appearance Of the
market was daily becoming and money getting
The city banks refused receive the bills of the banks
or The Interior either deposte payment OF notes This
. m. cause d much distress Exchange quite at
aia per cent prcmam al sight ~ " The notes Of the
Banl &C Dar,n were selling At 10 per cent.
The paele, ship Baltimore fr Havre takes out 1000 in
specie shipped by ono firm
The al stock exchange today have been limited
Prices present no material change from those Of yesterday in
some cases. however, disposition 10 give way Is manifest
Ohio Life Trust recededed per cent; Kentucky per cent?
vicksburr per cent; Mohawk per cent; Canton per
cent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

03-A CONGREGATIONAL THEATRE.-ror she Ben
eft 81 the Firs Department Fund which Mr.
b,a has kindly vounteer,dhs aid and will appear his cee
braed character Of Virginius in the play Of that
Wednesday, April 81 1892 will be acted KDoyIess play Of
yIRGINIUS-Virg,nius, Mr. Hsnblin.
After the play variety Of Songs and other entertainments
which will be expressed in the bills Of the day.
To conclude with a. laughable farce Of SHORT CUT
LONG CUT, or Love 10 sesar Store.
Seats be secured application oGee
of Jas 4. Wells, Registers Odce, Park.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03
Hu R " nc ID.

iesday morning. April d. al Rutgers street Church. ny
John NJ Krcbs, John W. G. feveridqc. ESQ 10 Mis-
20 Ann, only daughter Of TIC late Chester KnbaIi Jmr
a.. IL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

M TuE GIRAFrE.-Thc exhibition Of this wonderful
animal opened Monday last, and has been daily
Srowdcd by the most fashionable portion OF the com
nunity. As il remains in this city but two weeks
Ne would advise the pablo to pay this gigantic ami
NJ visu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

NEW MOUNT PITT CIRCUS in Broome, between At
IN torney and Ridge streetsThe proprietor
his friends and the public generally that the
lshmnt i OPEN the pablo assured that every
thing y comfortable
all ofo best naurs will be introduced The following
performers engaged Mr. aud Mrs Gossn, Mr. and Mrs
Gardner Mr. Garvcy Mr. Bigow, Mr. Henyy MIR Joenson all
late oftle Bowey Ampitheatre Mr. ,hmastsr Mr. Madden
this &C ebraisd Clown Masters {ossn, Maddea, Mad
den, A Madden, Sun.
Grand change Of performapce-Prices redu-
ced to al cents.
Monday Evening" April l, the performance, 10 commence
with
Feate Of Agility aud Animated the CON-
pany introducing the four Infant Prodiges Masters Gossn
q. Madden, s. Madden, and A. Madden Pr, only ~
old wonder &C his age.
Pc atof the Tranca, by Mr. Garvcy.
HS--emanship by Mr. Bgelow.
Mr Henry the man Of form' will appear and execute
his wonderful fsats.
Horscman,hp by Mrs Gardner who will appear with rapid
changes, a. the Flower Girl.
RIDING Master, Mr. Gossn-
Clown, MIR Madden.
Slack Rope, MIR Garvcy.
New Buctt MIR and Mr.. Gardner.
Mctamorphosc Of the Saek-by Dir Gosn, 10 conclude with
the Comic Dance with Mr. Gossn the Clown
Slack Rope-M Gardner who will perform all Bis fsats OF
Jugy.s while standing the wire.
iorenansniP 9hosssby Mr. Johnson and Mrs Gossin,
who Will introduce mnny pleasing sts.dsr thor after
which, Mr. Johnson will through his act carrying master
Gossn many positions.
The dog Rola will be- introduced BY Mr. Cossin and no
tarough many pleasing tricks.
Mr. Dowue will addear ia the character of the yiyag In
dian.
Ftats Of strength Mr. Bigclow.
The evenings entertainments conclude with
TIL. Mschievous Ape-Mr Stargaxer, Mr. Gardner .Obs
EN- all, Mr. Gossin.
Boxes 90 cts. Pit IS eta.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

$50 Bank ii3is6035 DO li3l-20 Butchers Drovers
loa 10 Del Hudson 7a1i0o do 73sseo 10 1880 Is do
7al.29- 80 10 74tw-h0 do 7anw60 do 1870 do 1910
40 Bk of Commerce lo2b60l9 do lost0do iei95 Ohio
q lr,st 1890 10 l0lh3o-s0 Kentucky Si-l6 Dc S4lfo
VicksLrc 5sl-0l de bs,3l9 do Sal2l do 6slnw-2l do
5sl-b Ny Sire Ins so Mohawk 62h7-io ;, $50 10
6si,Io-i6 do 6l2O0 Paterson 6sbi5-25 do ol'cb0 Har
lem bt-loo d. $50 10 6inw 100 do 6i!c6o 10 is30
100 a. 4lnw--45 Bos prov l0d50 Rrrced zoe 80
10 Ioo,3ohn 10 $3.50 a. eolb3i5 stoninsion Soiod Do
sglnw-I 10 Canton A0saw-3S 10 die.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03
A LIVING G1RAFFK.

tQy- NOW EXHIBITING, AT ROCKIES GARDEN
chn.r of Broadway and Duane street LIVING GIRAFFE
orNAMELEOPARD, with several Asteopes hex GaxelIe.
&cNto remain two weeks only.
In propretor. in collecting this assembage have
cude animals o. ordinary class Of offensive eharae-
ter seng such only of great interest 10 the
eommunt large, and especially to the intelligent ard
class OF sotheseses.
Admittsce NJ centsCbdrcn under 10 years Of age half
Hours oocoek "A. M. q DIP. NJ. lib
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

DOWERY AMPHI THEATRE-(Laic Geological inst,
ID tute)-No 81 Bowery.
Positively last week but one this
First Music will CONNER at oRlock.
THIS EVENING, the performance will commence at pre-
eiselv halfpas 7, with
The performances will with and splendid
oatted the Polish Entree introducing RAPID equestrian svoa
lions, by male and female performers.
Equestrian Exercises-by Master Howes.
Mr. Miller will 60 through the whole Of his performance in
imitation Of the Eastern Jugers and conclude by balancing 10
plates.
Clowns Delight Ups and Downs Of Life by the whole
company.
Mrs Gulln, the celebrated equestrian heroine will appear
the Amazonian Maid
Corplscular MaaGuvres-by the whole company.
hIr Howard will appear the character Of the Dying
Moor
Equestrian Manager, Mr. Rockwell.
Riding Master, Mr. n Needhan.
Clown, Mr. Astn.
10 minutes will eapse previous the reaction Of the per
Torrance.
The performance will re-commence wdh
An entire entre TO be performed IL hors entitled
the Chinese Tartar Cayay-Chieai.s na9ss Nsedham ami
Bigow Carney T. " Turner Gardner, Mestayer Shin.
die and Kelly.
Song-by Master Howes.
Slack Rope-by Master Franklin.
Allemande on two horses-by MIR and Mrs Howard.
Mr. Necdham will introduce the beautiful Indian PONY
ola vino will perform the OF domestic, and will fetch and
carry hat handke rciief, basket, &c.
Mr. John Smith, will appear and sing Of ms popular
songs.
The eyenIugs entertainment to conclude with Mr. T v
Turner'S Principal Act OF Horscmansbip.
The performance will l.2 O'Clock Boxes
chs Pit % cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

Packets tn Depart.
LIVERPOOL.
independence, Nye, April 7
Virginia, Harris, April l3
LONDON.
Toronto, Griswold, April 10
Westminster, Moore, April 20
HAvRE.
Rhone, Wotton, April 8
Duchessc d'Orleans. April l6
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03
CHA RE- II - BAL ID WIN,
BROKER

FOR PROCURING CHARTERS, rREIGHrs, ASSURANCES
AND ruRcnAsisG SELLING VESSELS MErcHAsDizr,
No. % Wal-street,
newborn ao3t.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

INRANKLIN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE, under
IL the direction Of Mr.. w. X. BLAKE THIS EVE
MING. will be performed. for the Beneit Of MR. BELLA
MY,
The Drama Of NICHOLAS NICKLEBY-Mr Saueers,
Mr. Jones-Smikc, Mrs Flynn-Manliu Mr. FLYNN
Nicholas, Mr. Charle.-Mrs Nckleby, Mrs Wrght-Mrs
Manulnl Mrs Wntts-Mrs Squeers Mrs Jones-Miss
saueer Mrs IhorneKate Ncklcby her first appearance
Miss NoagIe.
After which, THE FOUR SISTERS-Mr Beaachamp, Mr.
Elynn-The Four Sisters Mrs Flynn.
Comic soug-Mr Hall
To conclude with THE WHITE HORSE OF THE PEP
PERS-Major Hansfcldt, Mr. Wills Gerald Pepper Mr.
Beliamy-As atha Mrs Bannster.
Doors open at g. Performance at quarcrpast
O'Clock. 2l-lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03
Passengers sailed

in the Baltimore for HavreMrs Post and servant w.
Beccher Esq and lady, New York; Mr. and Mrs Stein Germ
ny; Mr. Lacoste, New Orleans Mir Guare Dorr German!
MIR Z Dumin France.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

pAKx rurArkK-rms EvENrNDrr ), ..-

Il formed. 49, " pr
ROBIN HOOD-OR SHERWOOD FOREST Roh,
Hood, with songs, Mr. Richings-Ltc John, Mr. Chin
Pinda'e.huttekin, Mr. Placide-Edwln, Mr Jones-Cio-
A Pas de Deux by Miss and Master Wells
Alter which, NIX GREENFlNCfI- CreenEnch Mr. Chin
pindale-F Forester, Mr. Wheatley-Mr Wigsby, Mr. Pla-
cide--Nrs Wgsby, Mrs MISUNDERSTANDING, Mrs Chip
plndale-Alrs Mizzleminx, Miss Cushman-Betty, Mrs
Vernon
A fayoiite Overture by the Orchestra.
To esncIcde with
The meiodrama ofPETER WILkINS-Petcr Wilkins, Miss
Cushman-N icodemus Quill Mr. Ci ippindae Youraw-
kee, Mrs Richardson.
Doors open at 6perismanec 10 commerce at O'clock
Box Tickets, Sl--Pit, 90 cenis-Galery 25cents
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

NJ AIlONAL THEATRE Late Italian Opera House.
~ Mr. WALLACK, LesseeCorner OF Leonard and Church
streets, ten doors from Broadway-THIS EVENING viii
be performed, for the Benefit Of THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
FUND,
VlRolNlUs-V rginius Mr. Hambn--Appius Claudius Mr.
Matthews-lcillus, MIR Conner Virginia Miss Moner-
Serya, Mrs Soften.
After the plny DIR j. Smith the celebrated Ethiopian Singer
and Master Diamond, the celebrated Ethiopian Dancer.
To conclude with the SHORT CUT AND BONG CUT
Mr. Pigtail Mr. Lambert Shakespeare Scamp Mr. w
WIlams-Smon Chissei, Mr. Mitchcll--Mrs PiglaI, Mrs
Stckney-Emy, Mrs Rsgcrs-Mary, Miss Ayres.
Doors open at IL Performance commence At T. Boxes
81 Pit 30 cents. Gallery % cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

MORNING ahEasALD-SHaP NEWS.
Port of New York, April 3.
RISES 40 HIGH s 3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

Ills HONOR THE MAYOR--To be sod by auction at
SHOWS sale room, 20t Broadway Saturday evening
6h inst, the splendid postrt Of Aaron CLARK painted by Ire
yor Tbs Fowler exhibited nj the National Acsde~y De
gs year III, friends and those Of the whg party
vited 10 attend II may nov be sees-sale positive
al-9t.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-03

A UCTION NOTICE-The undersigned wcsld respcctfu
n " inform his friend. and the public that "a intends to %
his whole nc and sssntoa 10 the sales Il Furni
families giving up hossoxe.Tsng Groceries Dry oASse
r. 10 TfMpsoA Auciioneer,
mo ae Ann Atreet, and - Grass street,
Matt corner "a Columbia street.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-08-01
PROSPECTUS
III T. WEEKLY PICAYUNE

~ - " "A - - "A " ~ Il,
IN consequence of the popularity which our
daily paper has gained in all sections of the
country, and the numerous demands we are
receiving from all quarters for a weekly iour.
nal, we have determined on starting one of that
description, to be entitled the "THE WEEKLY
PIcAYUNE."
Ioadopt the same fgurative style used in our
hrst prospectus, we have fitted out the "Pica.
y"ne" for more distant voyages, and freiebted
her with all sorts of notions in the shane of
and if the same success attends her
which she has met with while coastinp nearer
home, we shall doubtless receive rich returns
10 prepare our little craft for the more ex-
tended sea on which she is destined to move,
we have put on her many additions and i'm.
'rovements. Some of her old tmbers have
'eeh taken out and replaced by new--she has
greater measurement foreand aft, greater
ongth OF beam, and her sheets have been ma
erlally enlarged.
notwithstanding the increased size, the pub
&c may rest assured that the 'Picayune' will be |
Enabled TO work in Shoal acater with the same
acIllty as heretofore, and form channels of
communication which it would be folly for the
uII, heavy vessels at present sailing this port
0 navigate.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-08-01

Abou to enter, fellow citizens, on the exer.
else OF duties which comprehend every thing
dear and valuable to you, it is propor YOU
should understand what deem the essential
principles ofour government, and consequently
those which ought to shape its administration.
viii compress them within the narrowest com.
pass they will bear, stating the general princi
pie, but not all its limitations. Equal and ex.
act Justice to all men, of whatever state or per-
suaslon, religious or political :--peace, COM
merce, and honest friendship with all nations,
enlangilng alliances with none the support
OF the state governments in all their rights, as
The most competent administrations for our do.
nestle concerns, and the surest buIwarks a.
5alnst metropolitan tendencies:-the preser-
'alon OF the general government in its whole
constitutional vigour, as the sheet anchor of
'ur peace at home, and safety abroad "a ieal-I
nus care of the right ofelection by the people,
Mid and safe corrective Of abuses which are |
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-08-01
From the New Orleans Bee.

q L'EMoCRATS.-Ihere never was a partr +
when SO much Injustice was done in christen
ng, as to that which sustnins the administra
tion' We have frequently had occasion 70 no
:, tlce the materials Of which it is constructed
and the more they are scrutinized. the more !;
appears that the democratic party of the nre
sent gay IS made up of blue light, black cock.
al ade federalism and Fanny Wright agrarianism
mere are, II IS true, some exceptions to the ul-
tralsm OF the democrats There are some few
"hom prejudice and imposition keep in the
ranks; but the leaders-the rulers are of one
stamp or the other. They are black cockade
men, who have resorted to democracy for
bread or agrarians who rejoice in pulling down
All the barriers which separate law from licen.
fiouSness; who appreciate neither social order.
the obligation of contracts, nor public faith
One OF the most orthodox loco foco presses
IN the north, the N. Y. Evening Post, is edited
by William Cullen Bryant, He is now reear-
ued as the very qulntessence of democratic pu
rlty' HIS words are treasured up as oraclcs.
Ills fiat is reverenced as law. We would re-.
commend the following .jeu d'eSprit to the pe-
rusal oFo democratic friends 1t is an as.
sauIt upon the character Of THOMAS JEFFER-
SON! the father OF democracy, written by Mr.,
bryant; at time too, when he wrote for fame
and not for bread, and there portrays the real
sentiments Of the writer.
land though the scorn of every patriot name
Thy country's ruin, and her councils shame,
foor servlle thing! dersion of the brave!
Who erst from Iarleton fled to Carriers cave.
Thou, who, when menaced by perfdous Cant
Dldst PROSTATE to her whisker'd minon fall:
ana when our cash her empty bags supplied,
Didst manly strive the foul disgrace to hide;
20 wretch, resign the presidential chair,
Disclose thy secret measures foul or fair,
70, search with curious eye for horned frogs
Mld the wild waste of Louisiana boys:
Or, where the Ohio rolls his turbid stream
Dlg Tor Big bones, thy glory and thy theme.
20, scan fhlosophst, thy - charms
her sable arms
But quit to ADLER hands the helm of state
NOR image ruin on thy country fate"
Having thus characterized the Democratic
President of the United States, the Poet nro.
ceeds to denunciaton of the Democratic pr;n.
ciples:
and now as Truth with glowing ustre shines,
before her beams Democracy declines;
yam are al arts her batfied leaders try,
And vain alike to fatter or to lie
from their long sleep aarm'd the people rise.
And' spite OF sophlsms, learn to trust their ewes"
How do you like your New York mouth.
lIece, TREND democrats? His paper is the real
)elPhos, whence democratic oracles flow. and
e the high priest who raves from the tripod
pom equal rights.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-08-01
PROSPECTUS
FOR THE THIRD VOLUME OF THE
AI8&RTSY ADVQUATRe
JAMES NJ. SMILEY. Editor.

Notwithstanding the unparalleled pressure
which for the last twelve months, has crampcd
ana trammelled every depart ment of the Me.
chanlcal, Agricultural and Commercial com.
munlty, the unwearied and indeiatigable ener
gies of American enterprise nre once more
giving eyidenceof higher and fairer prosnect
Oeiore u.s. mat qulescent attribute, which, for
tlihe' seemed to mark and designate our
downward prooliVlty to carelessness and indif-
terence, has fortunately awakened from its
sluggish apathy; and partially disinthralled
from the fatal influence of too blind credu.
MY In the lntaIIlbllity of those whom we have
elevated above US, may we not still indulge the
nope, that there is yet held in reserve, a hap
Ply result in the experiment Of this last and
once purest Of Republics?
lnstlgated, in part, by that grand revolution
which has already commenced, and which is
sui gong on in the opinion of the people, so
lar as respects the political relations existing
between the respective States and the FEEDER
al Government, the present Proprietor is about
10 embark in the publication of the Liberty
Advocate.
Two years ago, this journal dated its origin,
1t period when, in this County, It had many
SA''SS w CllSOuHlCI3 dllG VIC
position to contend with. The enduring, and,
IS we conceive, orthodox principles, which
ave nurtured and sustained the journal through
good and through evil report" had then in
heir infancy, but mere minority which sus-
aimed it. But, the resistless march OF human
eason, before whose advance all obstacles
rust ultimately recede, has brought about
Fighter and fairer dawn; and the philan-
lropist and the patriot can now look in pro.
,ective upon the revisit Of those purer days,
hich once pointed to the destiny Of our much
slowed country.
The political creed of the Advocate will be
e same which it has heretofore advocated.
ate Rights and State Sovereignty, will be tho
terial action which shall give life and amin
ION to its political characteristic, while ex-
cising tenacity for those principles which
ii never yield to caprice, the columns Of this
lrnal will, at all times, be open to liberal
scussion, and offered as a ready channel to the
e of passing events, and an acceptable organ
general science and useful knowledge.
We cordially invite the patronage Of all those
10 concur with us in sentiment, aswel as the
lgnanimity of those who dissent from us in
litics, to cooperate in sustaining the press
le Advocate will in future appear, under the
lltoria supervision Of JAMES M. SMILEY, Esq.
d published on the same terms Of the for
n numbers, by A. w. FORSYTHE'
January 6, 1888.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-08-01

UNKlND.-We see it announced in the Hart
ford Times, that at a meeting of the Loco Fo-
go members of the Legislature in thus city, on
4he evening Of the 9th ult. it twas very grave
ly resolved 10 call the Wings hereafter nothing
Put "Federalists." Really now this is "the un-
kindest cut of ALL" Il reminds us Of The boy
who threatened to click" another who had Of
Tended him. "You can't do it, was the reply
fThen l'll throw stones at your dog" "But II