The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-20

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Movers without thorn. Such i huuap
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EXHIBITION TO THE ORneoN.-Tho Stnoe
mer Antelope under the command of Ed
ward F. Cboteau, of this city, lelt this pors
yesterday, with several scientific gsntlsmsa
among whom are M. NicoIet, Of the Acads-
my OF Sciences of Paris, and Lieut.. Free-
more OF the Typographical Engineer d.
Partmenf at Washington; also about 10
clerks, and 100 hands, and ladened with sr-
ticies OF provisions. The corps win Be con-
veyed some distance above the mouth Of the
Yellow Stone river, as far a. the water will
enable the boat to ascend, probably 1000
miles above the mouth of the Missouri
The boat is expected back In about three
months. The company left in good spirits.
aud we trust the fatigues, trials, and suffer-
ing attendant on such an expeditioa, win not
be endured without q fair recompeuse.-
This whole company is in the service Of the
American Fur Company, which sends y
ike number to the mountains about once in
two years, the time usually required for thpr
excursion.-S Louis Rep. Of Apra5.
Hammond's Cincinnati Gazette compares
the "vested rights" of Coffee Hoases and.
Tipping Sbors to a case that occurred II.
the Ohio Legislature about 20 yoars ago,
"in which 1t became necessary for the L.
gislature to ask the Governor to RESPITE an
execution, that there might be time showed
to consider the case. This respite rssolu-
ton was seriously opposed. One membes
graveiy maintained that to change the pun
ishment from death to perpetual imprison-
ment, even with the convict's own consent,
was violative of vested rights. The prisonsr
had ucsted right to be hang, Of which ID
Legislature could not depr;ee kim.
[Nashsale Wzig.
4 ROWLAND HILL.-On one occasion Of his
preaching a charity sermon, he said, Il once
got Ei,OOO by a charity sermon. hope I
shall get as much to-day. Bat observe, Il
any of you are IN DEBT, don't put any mo-
ney on the plate. Recollec.-take time
deliberate. 1fany Of you owe money, b
just before you are generousn
II WHAT NExr?-Mr. Blake, dentist. a,
invented artificial and incorruptibfe gum
) as well as teeth. We shall next hear .
+ artificial stomachs, with powerful diessaors
4 The whole structure Of mani e uadsrgoin1
r reforms. Artificial eyes, artificial tessk
s gums, and palate, artificial legs and arm
: artificial hair; and by-and-by the vhsse ais
s NAL will be artificial thinks .as New Yorl
8 Star.
}, An Englishman was recently w.lki66l
+ under the arcade Of The Rue Do Tivoti, {
!, Paris, holding in his hand gold.hsads'
cane; man supported by cratckee cane q
and asked aims in = pitifGl toae- The 81
: deman moved b pity gave the beegar : e
. yer coin. At the same momeoe, poe1
: near him suddenly exclaimed, ~Huw =
4 you ar, allow this rogue 70 decisive yuG1
: Please hand mo your cane, end / Win -
III you that The rascal run besssr ohSxl -
d The EnglishmaD hkoa unawasos mx6tt1
s his cane: the begear, IL 1ssnsnk kGeua
IN his detraceon ban, threw ausl - -
tches. and took 70 bic koolD . e ~ U61eni
tmajesty was after him, allowed By ~ -
with the- eane, uhilst d. ePscanausa, ~