Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-18

u VIII bring hlm what is more valu-
able chan any Treasure--a heart mn
spotted and that virtue without a stain
which was all that descended to me
from my parents"
Tomorrow! Tomorrow! Who can
tell how much is embraced in this
expression? Though but few hours in
teryenc between ii and Us; though il
WILSON commence its course, who is
there that read its page, land pronounce
the character Of its events!
Job was patient man, though bis
temper was afflicted with divers inge-l
NOUS torments. But there were mol
newspapers published 10 the land of
w, and Job was never called upon toll
perform the duties Of an editor.
Hearea and Heu.--All the churches
that we're burned down in company
with the National Theatre, will soon
be rebuilt and ready for the worship
Of God. Not a stone is laid of the thea
tire and Satan, say the pious people, Isl
running round town, with his tail be-
tween his legs, holding out an old
hat-borrowed of Major Noah and
asking subscriptions TO rebuild it.-Ben.
neh's Herald.
Dreams, says Boz, are the bright
creatures Of poem and legend, who
sport the earth in the night season,
and melt away in the first beam Of the
sun, which lights grim care and stern
reality on their daily pilgrimage
| through the world.
01~Pope says, worth makes the
man. what makes the womahg
| Fast Running "A train OF cars lately
performed the distance between fhila-
delphia and Baltimore in foe hoars and
three quarters.
Massachusetts 49, The Bay State Dem
ocrat of Friday claims a majority Of not
less than ten Republicans, in the next
House Of Representatives If 50, Morton
will be Governor
I'VE Moymons. -The Westchester VIII
laec Record says The Mornons are hpl
ding protractcd meeting al the Nant-
mela Seminary, in this county We under-
stand TINT about forty members have been
baptized IN ALL
Coon. The N. X. Times referring 70
the reprints oftrThe Metropolitan and
BIackwood's Magazine mentions them
ae s'haying undergone naturalization 7
We expect our friend Of the Native
American viii BE- doun s.pOia them ~ o.
7fmse.
The editor of the Bulletin IL in extatics
at regaining bis liberty. He recently
took a trip ID Cleveland andhacl, and on
w listen 10 his strainsof cloqn6nce ID.
aWhat magnificent thing Il steam
boat? love them next 70 women. First
bea utilui wauen, then steamboats,; then
horses; then money, think but / don't
know, no,--then music and poetry and
then champaign and oysters,
aid mountains and lovely lakes: and
novels and fowers--I love true honor and
pure religion and holy charity--and the
glory offreedon. But what has all this
to do with steamboats,.
The Copyright--Knowle's new play
lend beautiful one II isl on q single
sheet, for three cents, is now advertised
at the Office Of the Boston Times!
The motto Of the Wings, before the
great regulator closed vaults was--"The
U. seS. Bank against the Sub-Treaurv
scheme.n That Gag is hauled down, but
nothing, upin its stead. The Wings
have a surfeit Of their fayorite's actions,
and now We hear that the "United States
Bank is Democratic Institution" That
gun won't shoot. 49, aleaa Democrat
Dog Cheap. Brandon moneyis worth
about Ten cents on the dollar. Vel. vot
Of it?There was time when il took S700'
Of Continental paper to buy single spe
Gle dollar. That was when ssthe times
tried mems souIs.n There il hope Or she
Brandon vet, but deylish slim one,
though. Whata fine 'thing 4 bank is that
can keep 90 cents out Of every dollar
ii owes you, and lei you have the other
ten! Blest paper credisr--M O.SuH.
New YORK. What d glorioHs time, the
wings have putting NJ York. Thsy have
lost half Of their majerity IN The legis-
lature, and half of their majorityin the
Yoto III last ysar--knoMinK