Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-11-16

vate draft, or bank note, or bill, and would
give us the same facilities which we de-
sire from the banksT
THE REGULAToR.-The present Uni.
ted States Bank, rechortered by Peunsyl-
vania, has failed, and is believed to be in
solvent. Mr.. Blddlc, its President, mmc-
diately declared that it was the SINE
bank With the same capital, stork.nohefs
and directory, and with o.enries, in the
place of branches in he different states.
"more porertnl n..der the new than the
old charter" If L has failed so misera.
bly, undei LIE ''morc powerful" charter,
Wat would it have done under the old
: one, and how desperate would have been
the condition OF the government, If this
bank had been continued as its agent and
dcpositor. Let us, then, as candid men,
abandon all hope Of regulating nine hun
dred State Banks by National Bank.
One week ago last Saturday, the notes
of the United States Bank at Philadelphia,
cold in the streets of Natchez at two per
cent. premium; last Saturday they we're
sold at 10 per cent. discount, having fal
zen IL percent in one week Free 1raa.
R,ches.-Richcs can do something
towards happiness, but cannot do ALL
There is no market where honour,
wisdom. virtue, or happiness, vii. be
the immediate return 10 any good that
treasures Of the world can offer. Mon,
ey will feed g''ulrony, flattcr pride, II
dulge righteousness, and crafty
sensualIty; but unless it be an engine
in the hands of wisdam, il will never
prduce any real joy.
!, The prevailng manners Of an age de-.
pend more than we are aware, or are
willing to allow, ON the coduct ofthe
women; this is one of the principal
hinges on which the great machine Of
/ human society turns. Those who al
low the influence of female graccs, in
/ contributing to polish the manners Of
men, would do well TO reflect how
J, great an influence female morals must
n also have on their conduct. How
Z much then, is il to be regretted that
), the ladies should ever sit down content
ed to polish, when they arc able to re-
form; to entertain when they might in
struct, and to dazzle for an hour, when
they are candidtes, forcternity.-Han-
max Moore.
! Dontbs discouraged, professionally you
slip down by the way, and others tread
r over you little! In other words. don't
i. let a failure or two dishearten you.-
: Accidents will happen, miscacuIatons
will sometimes be made, things will
y turn out differently from our expec-
: tatlons and we may be sufferers.
1t Is worth while to remember that
fortune is like skies in the month oil
April, sometimes clondy and some.
times clear and favorable; aud as it
would be folly to despair of again see
ing the sun because to-day is stormy 30
/, is it unwise TO sink into despondency
when fortune frowns, since in the com
f mon course of things, she. may surely
be expected to smile again.
The HElRr.-Thc heart may be |
compared to garden, which, when
well cultivated, presents continued
succession of fruits and flowers. to re-.
gale the soul and delight the eye, but
when neglected, produces II orop of
the most noxions weeds; large flourish.
ing. because their growth is in proper.
ton to the warmth and richness Of the
soil, from which they spring. Then
let the mind Of the young and lovely
female be stored with useful knowledge.
aud the influence ofwoman, though an.
diminished in power, will be like ..the
diamond Of ths desert" sparklipp and