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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-06-22

INSOLVENCY.
TIME undersigned, commissioners, ap-
j pointed by the Hon. Probate Court
Of Holmes county at the January term
thereof, upon the estate of James Higgins,
deceased, will meet at The Office Of Willis
Drake, in the town Of Tcula, for that pur-
pose, the second Saturday in every month,
for the next six months, commencing the
l0th Of February.
w. w. WALTON,
s. ID. BELL,
WILLIS DRAKE,
Commissioners.
Jan 90 11--6m
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-06-22
IT Is DECIDEDLY AND EMPHATICALI
CHEAPEST FAMILY NEWSPA
PER in THE WORLD!!!

Affording clubs of ten the means of re
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Valuable Compendium Of Literature and
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North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-22
MAY %
We learn with the greatest plc,,,..

We learn with the greatest pleasure
the Patriotic Ladies of Buffalo have f,.
an association for the relief of the des,.
Patriots. Such an act cannot be too ~
praised. We understand that these
are working with their own hands ~.
lancilul articles SO as TO open a bszas,
the benefit of the unfortunate pa,...
We wish them success and in the nam.
our oppressed and destitute conntrvn.,
we return our sincere thanks for ii.
kindness and generosity which has aw,,
been an ornament Of the fair sex to NH.
they belong.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-22

Gratitude 10 Renegades.-The b,,,
and butter House Of Assembly of I'M.
Canada has decided that not a single r..
ton of the Clergy Reserves should % g
the benefit Of the renegade Catholic Bi,t,.
Mcdonnell, who sold his conscience. ii.
ever had any and his flock for Br5,
gold. The old apostate squeezed Ro5..
OgIe Gowan's hand, the Grand Msg.
of the Orange Lodges, yet Robert yo.
against him. Starved him right
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-22
COMMUNICATIONS.
For the North American. I
FRANCOIS QUIROUET.
A LOYAL CANADIAN MOysTEp

COMMUNICATING could have i'm.
parted more interest TO your journal than
the Biographical sketches which il contains
IL is not only just tribute offered 10 the
memory OF the vir,uous patriots who have
met with glorious death in our s,ruoole
against the sanguinary tyrants who on
press our beloved country, and who. nm
mindful oil the future, abuse momen,o,r
advantage over their political enemies bv
the commission of crimes familiar TO none
out British slaves. But ii is powerful in
eehuve 10 the survivors TO yindicate tho
cause oil our insulted country.
Permit me TO state, however. tha, hss;1..
Tue pleasing task of recording the virtuovs
a0'S aud noble deeds of distinguished and
es'''nao'e men; another less agreeable
oo' equally imperious duty devolves unon
we o'ogfapher. The base traitor. the vile
hypocriie' the detestable renegade ought
to be BY him, held up to the world as Oh
lee@ OF adherence and contempt Va,
VIA oy mus contrasting the deeds Of men
give add'tionallustre 10 virtue andshow v;oo
IN all ITS deiormity. Let me therefore hon.
iha' no consideration of rank or cloth will
deter you from, now and then. drao,irr
before the public some OF the reverend snJ
wreiehes who have participated
D The atrocities committed By the bIood
""onds OF Great Britain, during the late
eNeniiul period Of Canadian his,o,v
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-22
MONTREAL, May 16, 1889.

SRI calculate the popuat ion of L. C..
from the LIST May, to the Ist Nov. this
year viii decrease $4,000. You would be
astonlshed 10 see the numbers that are eay-
ing every morning by The Laprairie Boat
Tor St. Johns, many Of them a re old volun-
feers and not few are respect able farmers
and Mechanics who are fully convinced
that the British government can never
make this prosperous and peace. abb coun.
try, lrlshmen are daily receiving letters
from their friends in the Unitel States
urging them 10 leave this land o. desols.
'lon and poverty, in fact things never were
working better for the liberal cause the
Torres are completely in the dumps. ,ntire.
~ used up, and The Dories, the once in.
r'nci6fe Dorics are now mentioned only
as something that vas but now no more |
he Captain of this once Spartan land is
Macdonald Holmes & Co., have failed
for 100000. "@'O '"''eu
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-22

offering his creditors Ga. O.. on the pound.
II Is said by the pickcd radicals that there
is las, steam boat ready completed at the
Cross. that is chartered by the Tories and
Scotch Yankees for a lrIp toNan Dieman's
Land, let every friend TO Canada pray FOR
their speedy clearance, if not for their safe
srriral.
Yours, sc. A.. b.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-22

Is. NJ. Drnset's cssr Aftc, Df. AfBos
ha4 eites sefishcaie sha, 81 Dfo.c, wa
- tefaa aad inamia eni danger 81 dyaae
n lsd ard derasn5nr consequently his r.
srsse: R"eb De 81 oufs kept Is THnEF
ssEtsa IA bss portfolio before cling Il il
tbs oal4cc of the Attorney Genefsi, during
th's bsTbatoBs and ,shuman procfasiina-
ton, Mr. DFolei't iness WAS making fear
fsl progress, hls sight was loaf and hls
weakness wss ~ gfeat that be required
three snen 20 bli ham sp.
These efuelsioa towards a dying man
we've continued long after Lord Durham,
the Angel 81 peace, hs5 arrived in the Pro-
vince and although direct application had
been made Ia him, the I7ih NJ June bad
auiFod etc an order was signed 70 hberale
Tbs dying patriot, and then under the hea-
Wy bonds Of $4,000 This was humanity
sud christian feeling according 10 the sense
attached to these words by the Queens
minions.
Mr. Dro!e, was pu, into a Gig and taken
20 his family al ST. Marc. But what
scene, he returned to his once happy
home 20 breathe his last after having SUI
fefrd al the cfueliies which British tyranis
could inaici upon patriot Ills amabe
and fond wife behold her husband brought
back 10 his home nearly skeleton and his
beloved and tender children could hardly |
recognize their kind father, so great had |
been the alteration inlMr. Drolet's corpu.
iency. He could truly be called a living
skeleton. lie fingered in this msereole
state tilI The Slst Of October when fe end |
ell his days, deserving in truth a place
nmong the martyrs Of the Canadian
cause, for his attachment 10 which he had
suffered in the most excrucating manner
Mr.. DFnlet was exactly So years of age.
rather inclined TO corpuIency, very stout
and abont the middle size. He was a
perfect gentleman in his demeanor. respec-
ted and beloved by all who knew him.
10 those who had the advantage Of his ac-
quainiance, his death will be deeply de-
pIored. He had refused mandamus to
the Legislative Council which was offered
h'm by Lord Gosford, prererring to con-
houe to serve the peoples cause to disa-
sowal Of his democratic principles for the
empty honors Of LJt-Legislator.
Ills losses had been very heavy during
the revolutionary war of 1887 ten DAYS
after the battle Of St. Dennis, wien there a
was no more resistance offered to the Brit I
ISL troops, party Of Regulars and voiun- t
ieers came to burn the village OF St. Dem t
MS IA Captain Low ofthe SD Rept. with h
his Company went 10 ST. Charles. took p
orc'bie possession OF Mr.. DroIet's store n
md pIilaged it completely. Some few a
lays afterwards. a Capt Crompton of the IT
seth, crossed to St. Marc, the residence Of ST
Nrs. Drolet, obliged this lady by the most Il
'loient threats to give up stoves, pipes. in H
hort, house. furniture, Sc. &c. Oh
His losses were estimated at SIS Ooo CT
&C
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-22

a. Can any body give Us information
respecting Hindenlang's papers which have
been seat to the States since his execution
we should feel very thankful to anv person
That will forward them TO US by the earli-
est opportunity. They will undoubtedly
furnish data for his biography.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11
MORNING HERALD.
THURSDAY. JULY m. 1889.


Daring the last ten days, several OF the regular
Carriers Of the Herald have wlfuly neglected sers
ing their subscribers, in order to sell their copies
an advance, endeavorng at the same tine TO pat OH
upon our patrons the other trashy penny and two
penny papers In order to put an end to this nefa-
rious business, and to ensure the punctual serving
Of our subscribers, we have determined to change
several OF present Carriers who neglect their du-
ties. for honest and competent men, who will attend
TO them. The increase of the Herald is so great
that routes will furnish good Carriers with steady
Ivings. Carriers answering this description will
please call at this Office, 81 Ann street, between
the hours of 10 and 2 o'clock
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

0y- During the last week our circulation has
more than doubled. This shows the great prosperi-
~ Of the Herald" and the approval Of the way in
which we have served mp his Democratic Majesty.
During the present week, table will be equally
rich. On Saturday last, our Office surrounded
by mob all day-not mob to destroy-but mob
to buy read, laugh and enjoy the descriptions given
Of his Maiesty's curious movements. Next Satur-
day it will be equally Prepare for greater fun
than ever
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

Gy- sULLY's portrait Of Queen Victoria closes on
Saturday next. Apropos, a silly CORES pondent Of
the silly "Star" says that the Duchess Of Kent is a
handsome woman, and Victoria squat ugly creature.
This fellow could never have seen either. The
Duchess Of Kent is one Of the grimest looking wo.
men we ever saw, and we have seen her several
times. Victoria is fair, smiling, pretty looking
young Bowery girl-and no mistake. Her figure Is
very pretty and petite.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

Or Noltc, the great spcculator, having been re-
leased from prison by writ Of habeas corpus, was
last seen his way to Louisville. Is il not time for
the New York SPECTATORS to cut and runl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

o. We have very serious complaint against the
Wave steamer on the 18th inst. A correspondent
complains that the Captain left two hundred besut
ful women on the dock at Fort Hamilton till past
midnight. fine left young men with the young we
men, they could easily have made themselves agree
able to each other. Ifitwas beautiful starlight, they
could go prayng-we should have liked no better
employment
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

o. Capt. Thomas Durham, Jr. Of New York, had
his shoulder dslocated, and Mrs. Lydia Macy. wife
Of Josiah Macy, Esq. Of Nantucket, was severely
injured, by upsc.ting Of the Taunton stage in New
Bedford on Monday last.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

Dr5- President Van Buren, goes for the "Indepen-
dent Treasury" and Governor Seward for perfect
"social equality" What's the difference Are
they not both equally sincere and equally humbugs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

o. A splendid description Of The National Guards
at Fort Hamilton win be gwen tomorrow Look out
for fun.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

90 Accounts Of dreadful accidents, and horrible
mangng, on the 4th inst continue to reach us from
ali parts Of the country.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

A good horse and gig, to follow the Royal cortege
of his Majesty the President during his plain repub
lican Progress through his native state Any livery
stable keeper who supply such article on rea-
sonable terms, can apply Immediately to me, at Fl
Ann street. want it for my use, in order to be
able to track the footsteps of his Excelency The
horse must be acquainted with crooked paths and
by-ways as we will have very circuitoas route to
take to reach Undertook and Saratoga. The gig
must be royal and superb, BETTING the high caval
cade it is meant to join-the royal republican arms
the pannes. Also
Wanted,
A good Setter Dog, who has capital nose and is
well trained In the royal progress am afraid that
we may lose the tracks of his Highness occasionally
In such dilemma want good pointer or setter
capable Of discovering the royal covert amid the wild
thickets of locsfocoism in Westchester, Duchess,
Columbia, and Saratoga counties. Great sport may
be expected.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

The BRITISH QuEEs.-The period for the arri-
val OF this noble vessel Is rapidly approaching Elk
pectation is tiptoe-she has il she sailed on ber
day, already been out lOi days and there are many
who are confident that she can perform the passage
IN that time. II, however, she completes IA days
on the noon OF Sunday next, she will make a remark
able run. She is intended to accommoiat 800 pas
sengers, and at our latest dates her berths were al
ready taken up, as well as her compliment Of freight
Il IS the opinion OF some who saw her just previous
TO the sailing Of the Liverpool that she will be de.
tanned few days past her time, she having 10 90
from Greenock 10 London to finish her cabins. 10
take in stores, &C. &c, previous 70 the first This
Is, however, matter Of opinion only. Sunday noon
will probably put Us in possession of her ady;ee,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

The NEwBuReH REGATTA came of yesterday
in fine style The concourse OF people assembled,
including upwards Of a thousand lovely women. TO
witness IL, was immense. We wish we had time
to give full description today but Ariel did not re
turn ill after II o'clock last tight, and we have only
time, therefore, to say the Corsair, of Newb.rgb.
beat the Wave, Washington, and every other six
Dared boat The Duane came in ahead Of the other
nine four Dared boats; and Of those pulled by souls.
the Arab was victorious. The whole affair was con-
Quoted on a grand scale. The winners smiled and
treated their friends sumptuously the losers wore
long faces and the ladies praised the vctors and con-
doed the vanquished. The famous boat Wave has
at last been bcatenihe boat that invariably came in
ahead At every race anterior 20 this.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

90 There have been destroyed In Mobile by FIRE
since the Isl Of January last, property TO the value
o. s4oo,oOo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

Or The Buffalo militia have been paid S5oSf 40,
for military service in the late frontier trouble
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

01- Madame Caradori takes her farewell benefit
at the Park this evening. We would, if we could
say something in her favor-but really we know
not what to say. Her own sweet voice can best
tell Of her qualities. 1t ought to be bumper.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

GENERAL ScorT-CESERAL HARRIsoS-MR. CLAY
In NEw-YoRk.-The "Boston Atlas" copies an
article from Cincinnati paper, stating that, and
except few politicians in tins city, the great body
of the Wing party in this state, is not for Mr..
Clay. This is so-but when the same person
says that the Wing party are for General Harrison,
he says what is equally error. The opposition
party is for General Scott, and all the politicians
will find it before next fall.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-11

WARM BATHs.-Now that the warm weather has
come upon us beyond doubt, warn bath is one Of
the most refreshing things that be taken-unless
il Is to take purse. We advise Chambe rain Hoyt,
and all the fashionable ocoocos to step at into
Stoppani's, at the Arcade Baths, Chambers street,
and wash away the Impurities caught during the
royal revelres Of the last ten days They will smell
sweeter tomorrow.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-02-06
0ebinaMn9en.

DieIc 3eitun9 ,pirb jeren Naittapdh allt
eiuen, arpEeu SupersRcD1l Sc9er, NIT gang
ucueu Sdrtftcit, beraus9e9cbcn..
Der 9ubIripticnsspreis It elm { haler
bes Sabrs, ,popcn Die Sealfte I'M Soraus
sn bcsablcn it,. .,;,.. ofs q
0aonate anacnpmmer, NIB feiner fam pie
3eituna ouf9rberL bis ale 9tnttital'oe edfahf
abbeSablt linc. o:xs,
Sefanntmadnn9cn, meltNe e'li SletsU al1s. I9s.
madlen, iprrccn bretntal fhr elaeM &na.ss .,.
eimaeri,ft. unb fir jeoc ferncre @nrudun9
filnIf lmb swausis Gents. @rOBere i'adl
McrhaltiiB. o,.a
ooer bem Npitreiter crbaltert, nil'tieh leleli
eafilr besahlen.
SlQc griefe an cM SocrdnSseber mllllei
pOitfrei ciuscianbt rperoenlcnIt 'perOen l'e
nid)t enlightenment.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-02-06
SippecQnpe Club.

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fellIbaft in Nbilaoelpbta 9ebtlcet lpelS
ebe ais warme Sreunpe oeS bropen
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fen sJtaunes slim u16lten Dreltoells
fen Der Seer. Staaten nab allen Srafe |
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01iloes oie Griiten3 nub etc 9lbIChten
siuer iplcben Gelellldaft tnterelant
fein muden, 9eten nit Intern Eelern'
fol9ence
bDreH &c.
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stubs 1T, lpie in ieiner Contribution
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freff(id,cu Gplpatel Splten eitWrllne
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folos pertrante 9(nflthrer poHtlldl
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Morning herald., 1839-10-25
W ON E " IN a ~ X X II.
Thurss1uy. Oct 1l-8 - Ng


The stock market presented today the usual features sale.
were large a1d prices m with the exception OF United
states Bank which improved per cent-Uca Schenectady
per een-Amsrean Exchange Banking per cent-Oho Life
Trust per cent-Bank Of Commerce per cent arsm
improved per cent-Deswars 4 Hudson n per cent
The Bank Of Zanesv. and the Patnsm Bank continue 10
redeem their notes. TIE Dayton Bank suspended
they heard Of the suspension Cosmb The Fransn Bank
has addressed circular TO its stockhoder proposing Wind
is concerns Three Of the banks Augusta Geo. have a
pended The Express stai.d Tuesday that United States
Bank IN Nsw York received the Of the Phsdephia
Bank ~ par for notes. made payable here We
msn The Express then Pabished the foI owing circular
IA corrobora,lcn Of It's false statement:
sRln compasce with the instructions of the Bank Of
the United states Philadelphia dreeed 20 Motif, yor
that the psymeat of due their agency this city,
viii be required st maturity.
further instructed 10 inform Won that from tie great
desire OF the Bank 10 effect stement of these clsn they
WI receive rom YOU "a Iquida ION ef the their post
notes bank bills payable demand the capital stock Of ne
next"
Thi will be perceived from the wording, refers only
old Transaction. OF tse agency Of Mr. Robinson Of
which paper there about ssoJo0oo which has heretofore
not beca considered the dollar aud do
not any grca, bersy offering 10 take 70 cents which
the present Prics of the stock. The original statem,n Mt
or the Express 10 entirely untrue. II % stated In the
Rhede Island papers, which show lamentabe ignorance
the affairs OF their state that instructions hive been
received BY the banks there 10 receive Rhode
Land nooey par. In payment FOR debt, due Boston The
Baltimore papers state the fact with regard 20 NV
Yark debts
The Bank Of Towsnds Pa suspended on The receipt sf the
intelligence of the suspension Phadslphia Immediately
meet M of citizens called, and sssemeat of m srs
submitted The following the leading features
pared with returns Of Of Jan., 1859.
Morning herald., 1839-10-25

95-KsLE, a celebrated performer the flute,
win give a concert next Mondsy-sec advertise
ment. He is a romantic youth, with q most pictur-
esque moustache-and will run away with beaut-
ful benefit, as l would with an heiress.
Morning herald., 1839-10-25

G1- WILSON, the admirable vocalist and estima-
BILE man, takes benefit tonight at the NstionaI-and
good one, too, he will take.
Morning herald., 1839-10-25

PErTY THiEvise.-The Wall street papers have
stolen as usual our estimate of the losses by fire
the U. States during the present month This is the
credit System Of Wall street-pIundering without
conscience.
Morning herald., 1839-10-25

ExcHASGEs.-We said that we would exchange
with no country paper that would not come out for
General Scott We have many applications for
exchanges in Consequence, that we must sescnd the
order after this month.
Morning herald., 1839-10-25

SHOT THE PIH-I don't see my friend Jack o.
Haggerty running round Wall street, like hen with
her head cut of Why's
Morning herald., 1839-10-25

eo- At late hour last night, the locofoco con-
vention had not decided any candidates for " As
sembly" There the usual assemblage Of loaf
around the bar at Tammany Hail. and about the
average numbers Of " horns drunk and pockets
picked