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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-13


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with officers vino vJa.J tu5aeta.l h01
acts and do0nes 70 the most rigid scrutiny
There Is much Of g17l sense ned sound
reasoning 10 THE c31ne'a.al statement
W. Price mas ouaeaI bs ssE1-lg, 10
f9rosee.ng cu5fa1' Of political events
and regulating bic c5ailc, w ecestj
ancu VITA ;hs suggegHons Of his PR
phollc mind. Al the present time, ih'
difficulty Of sQuaung his accounts viii
the United States, sal. be much less thar
1t can be twelve months hence No ont
can blame him for taking timo by lhi
rorelop, and throwing himself upon tht
indulgence Of friends, while all mus
award 10 him the sagarIy Of furoseoInl
The changes which present movement
are making in the politics oriho country
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-13

The citizens OF New Orleans have
done themselves honor, and attached to
them tho people OF the lehols State Of
Mississippi, by their noble and prompt
action for the relief Of the sufferers at
Notchoz, As soon as the intelligence Of
the awful tornado reached them on 81.
mrdoy, a public meeting was held, and
-vsry-4srRA-a&a. again On Sunday moro
ing, at which large committee, proyi-
dcd with n contribution of two thousand
dollars, was despatched imnalaleJy for
thG soonq. cC .sA,a ard destruction, ON
powered 70 offer IN behalf Of tho CHI
zens Of New Or.oaos, al tho assistance
In their power Such conduct - wor'
thy Of all praise, aoi We tako especial
plcaSJf6 n ~ q.
ISOLATION and ruin by which they ave sur.
rounded, i, must be to our friends and
ncigbl3ts a source Of ioeSpressibIe plea.
sure, 10 know that however dask may be
tho lrowns Of cruel fortune, they ENJOY
I tee sympathy and confidence Of the
mano noble hearts by which thsy are
on every hand surrounded, nnd that
whatever fare may beiall ,hon, warm
heartAand strong arms will ever b req
1 dy 10 Ny to their aid in the hour Of ok
tremest need - V,eksbarg Waig.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-13

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Ing hard cIIsr-h.i association wi0a Eha
common pteq.e ord ha poverty but
seeing iaA. !lgfs 'h.gtw5I.i n9' agaI
them they then cry aloud against hm
bccouso bn isthe reverse ofo.l they have
accu,oi b.m y 5s.eF--he suddenly 20
them grows iniocra5'y nr.'locfa,Ic.-
This is tho doctrine which the Heaven
born Amos l yaness Boz tho committee
which "iulorpo,oi between him AID his
codnirymea" Il. lho a1as55i deep regret
and Apprehension &c " Kendall, We
have heard many Of tho loco foeoi utter
the same complaint bat have never seen
any evidence Of The existence Of such a
committee. We do not believe IL BIZ,
suppose number Of persons arc assist.
ing Gen. Harrison in his correspondence,
is this n matter over which The Van Bu.
renites should complain. Was not such
tho resort Of Gen Jackson when his
correspondence swelled beyond the con
trol Of one man. Il was. Is il not the
custom Of every man, in every spher,
of life when he has nlore hnsinoss pross
ing upon his attention than he can attend
to himself to employ the assistance Of
others 1t is. This is all that the
committee which Kendall bewuiIs mean,
or does.
But Mr.. Kendall pretends TO think The
peole are asked to take a Presiden upoI
trust" This is not 50. Gen. Harrison
opinions are better known than Mr.. Var
Burcn's are or ever can be; because
Gen, H., has given his views upon all
the great subjects that interest the people
and they are before the world. He has
never been known 10 change his politics
The other has The story Of the clock
"hcre she goes, there she goes" Illus
,rates lnoAOplly the instability Of Of Mr.
Van Burens political action.
'''' pdr M Enthusiastically. ga -rC
asked 10 "rclax that eternal > gaucr
which is the price Of liberty" 1t ma,
be so but the application il not mclo b.
the Wings, the friends Of Harrison -
| The friends Of correct principle ask tn
people 10 aToIs~ ""ta7llI' '~7ssr ietH4rgg il
which they have been sIumboring,--t
--'.'- 81 les e ihs s5.rrallons
I their public Servants, 10 wake up 10 TIE
-@1y -'lance which is the price Of liberty.
Such is the dosiro--such tho effort oflh
Wings and il they bu, succeed in thi'
the fourth Audiior, ard the masle whor
he serves, will find their level among tn
other oxcre'sences which n patriotic Y
GLANCE shall discover cankering the b
dy polite.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-13


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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-13
S.lettci for tte Natlol mag .itrocait,
SONG.

There is name, which on my lips,
, Thnnsh asiaom uround, forever dwells
Like hidden music rocked to sleep
Within the oceans palutcd shells
There isa bright, yet pensiye eye,
Which cveron my pathway shines,
As day and night, the gentle stars
Look down and light tho darkes, mines
a voice wbo5e tender accents sound
ASH It were the soul tho, spokc,--
And Of that voice the Eighties, tone
Does in my heart, wild echoes wake.
And this is iorr--,he only one
OF Eden's torn and lpmpled flowers,
Which SHELTERED by some Angels wing
Still lives TO bless this earth of ours
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-13

Tho Boston Posi- gives lbe following
'couyersauon" which he overheard be-
tween Jonathan and his team Of one
horse and two oxen Get oil, yol thar
larnanl Xc 'ernd old fool. 80 don't pull
pound and You TWO behind lbaf-~Har
airae dotn' on-gi' along Siiony SO OF
'ua-wbat ;a mater be yo slarin' arier.
Why don't 80 20 along together kinder
'Ihi5 WHY 1frr1-r- .or-sa..a. vas. aa1se ]
know as mach as all lew on ye, and 90
gi opp. Whal's The use Of yor s,and.o
there G.ngia var taJA about We don't
reckon there's 1es about on such NOR.
ming as this; cold enough 10 freeze Cal.
WINS Calechlsm. Spring to j. spry aud
Her Boston folks soc what SO caa DO on o
pinch; It you don't, darn mo ii ye shall
como to Boston oEin 10 $50 the fashions
i toll 70 now Whoy, well, vow, i
while I'm stopping 10 talk 10 ye, If tina
COMPOUNDED old horse amt turned rlgh
round to chaw that era straw ~
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-13

IaisH COMPLIMENT. "A lovely girl was
bending her head over rose bush which
a lady was purchasing from an Irish
basket woman ia Conyen, Garden mark.
Of, when the woman looking kindly at
tho young beauty, said axes yor
pardoa, young lady, bu. il lis pleasing
10 70, Ia thank 20 to keep yer chsek a.
way from that rose--yo'll put the lady
out Of coasate with the color Of heT
flower"
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-13

TnE NArioSAt DEBr. - The present
national debt Of the United States, due
upon outstanding Treasury notes, -
Al ,42a,565
The Spanish Government by formal
decree hat prohibited the Methods, Mis-
sionaries from exercising their functions
10 any part or tho kingdom
Cen. Washingtoa's Head Quarters, 10
1895. q, Cambridge, Massachusetts,, has
been deHr5ya! - frs
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-13

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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-13

The annexed sensible and just remarks
in relation 10 the return Of Price, The
defaultng District Attorney, 10 tho Uni.
ted States, are from the Commercial Bull
letin, New Orleans Indeed the return
Of Price at this lime is matter OF as.
constituent 10 all who are not initiated
INTO the secrets Of Mr.. Van Buren's Nd:
ministration:
The arrival Of Price, the dcfaultsr,
from Europe, has created quits a ssnsn-
ton Various arc the reasons ass gned
for the singular movement. The pre-.
,ence urged by him, that the Govern.
nent is in his debt, and that he comes
10 claim The balance due to him. is too
frivolous TO need reluiaiion. u such
was the position Of his accounts, the
question may well be asked, why did be
run awayl The fact Of his abscondng
| is an argument which all the acuieness
Of the District Attorney cannot avail
/ him 10 answer. Facts are stubborn
things. and however cunningly bis defal.
cations may be paI.iaiod and PIas'ercd
over bv .As coo,iynnces and dishonesl
sosc.s'Hauls " ar,6cs, The public car
MAYER Be convinced that ~ Pfcc e 30
-, '..,-,.j...,a.eo immense nmo3nt The
eolw0a flnnofIion Isl F77aN" ~'
aver "a he ns.'anon, n fataF g.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-13

II the7s is any thing more obaoS'oa.
or abhorent than another, i is a man OF
leisure, who has nothing to 90 but
lounge abou,and bore his active ncqualn'
tances, and prevent them from a,tsndias
10 their urgent business.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-13
POPPING THE QUESTION,


| told her tina, her marble brow,
U'er which her aubuinloeks were s.Tnyrg,
Was like drift Of purcu snow,
Where golden sunset rave ere playing
told hsr that her soft Blue sys.,
Would shame the brightest spheres In hssg'
Tia, walk the chambers Of the skies,
Cpon moonlt.s summer even
told her hat her lips did seem,
Like eh,uie, ripe with dew upon them,
With ,osth like rows Of pearl, between
And ,aal her breath shed fragrance On saer
,wors no sumner cloud could We,
IN snowy v1tsnsss with Der bosom,
And tlst her checks hsd stolen their d.,
From wild rose and magnolia blossom
Vowed thst unto her alone,
NV burning heart hsd wof'aip s.vsai
That Z sis on is homage flown,
'rw5u.l tasa = dark despair be driven
And then Cared upon her form,
And pres, her small sofi hand with isf7o',
ADD ASKED her u, mid cain o. storm,
she Wo..4 Be nine, aad u.ns forever
Ard hen sE5fs ia kss- ~ v3aS
A. tue o, .a.e, 81 sl4a'', o. 7.ammsi'
B.,-ss. fsesd asi sss M her rose
Aest4It refHaf 7 na'irt tsa0 "a
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-03
FRAUDS OF THE SUB.TREAS URY
SYSTEM,

A person to whom the United States are in,
debed, presents the evidence, with which he has
been furnished by the proper officer, Of that in
dcbredness, for payment
The Treasurer takes dat evidence, aud returns
him Treasury notes, and asks him TO sign a re-
cept, Of which the following is a copy;
WAsHiSGTON, -.
81 have received of the Treasurer Of the Uni
ted States, Treasury notes Of the following mum,
herS aud denominations, to vii:
No. - For the sun Of - S -,
which said notes are received by me in exchange
for tho sum Of s., deposited by me in specie
to my credit in the Treasury Of the United
States.
Sigaed, A. B.
Thus the payment OF the debt is effected by
creating another the evidence Of the original
debt is called deposit OF specie in the Treasury
So that the debts Of the government whatever
may be their amount, are made to constitute
/ fund, upon VIII oh an unequaly unlimited amour
OF Su5-Ireasury notes may be issued,
This is the 1t-iC credit system, which it Ger
tninly required the power Of a magician to csta
! Jlsh.
Let one Of these notes be presented to thu
! Treasury for payment. The Treasurer takes it
asks the holder to sign a receipt that he had de
posted its amount in specie in the Treasury, anC
then give him new note This is the "aea
way 10 pay old debts.
The notes thus issued cannot be issued unde
the five million act, but are the first fruits of tn
Sub. Treasury, and show what dangerous powe
has been conferred by this abomnabe act on tn
Executive,-N T. Times,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-03
VERMONT FOREVER ,

The Feds are swept in Vermont from stem to
stern In two-thirds of the State fully heard from,
the Wing gain is 5505 Jenniscn will be elected
Governor by majority Of nine or ten thousand.--
Both brauches of the Legislature carried over.
whelmingly by the Wings. In the present Con-
gress Vermont has two Loco-Foco members, Mes
srs Smith and Fletcher. Smith is beaten by 500
or 1000 votes, and the imperfect returns from
tletcher's District give reason to believe that he
too has gone by the board Clean work this
Smith md Fletcher were two who helped to force
the Sub-Treasury through. and were Of the seryile
band who DISTINGUISHED New Jersey. and decided
contested election a0iliout reading The eCid nee
Another, just, and memorable lesson to faithless
Representatives and profigate tools Of the Execu.
tive.
VIII it be believed that the Feds cherished
strong hopes Of Vermont and what is Yet more
strange that the Wings had their doubts and their
fears Thus, wherever ii is tried, eXcep, in Hi
nois, where unnaturaIized foreigners decided the
election, the Wig Cause outrunS the calculations
OF friend and foe: And thus are the hopes Of
modern Federalism doomed to extinction and over
throw in every great division and nearly in every
State Of the UniOn.-Ri:tm3al Wkig
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-03

heavy operators could be supplied ST. LOUIS too
has proven herself above the power and influence Of
Gig lit tenhs of the whole capital of the State and
nothing political be effected there, it is POS
siblc the subjugaton of some of our large counties
may be in contemplation.
We will bring these hasty thoughts to a tormina-
ton by expressing our conviction that sonath Ing
in relation to the Bank will be attempted, and We
therefore warn all honest mcn, Of whatever party
to make up their minds upon this neO question,
and determine at once whether,they will permit the
Slate to do an act which would thoroughly disgrace
an indiridudl. We will not permit ourselves to
doubt the result.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-03
BRITISH OPINIONS.

The advocates Of sovereign power are chuck.
ling at the danger into which Mr.. Van Buren,
has brought our republican institutions. We
find in the British papers their shrewd gucsses at
the result. Give Mr.. Van Buren,, say they, the
army Of 200 600 men, and, with the purse Of the
country, which has just been put in his hands by
the sub treasury system, he will establish his SOW
eregny-hee institutions will expIode-and this
will be the last attempt to set up Republic
Hear this, people Of the United States, and give
the lie to the audacious libel on our Intelligence
Let US, while we look back with shame and asto.
nishrcnt to the disasters which the ma!.almins-
traon Of the las. twelve years has brought upon
u.s. rally all our energies to remedy them. Let
our answer 10 Iibeliers Of the old world be unau.
SwerabIe and final. Let US do our duty, ard in
dictate the selfredeeming principle Of our insru.
tons. Drive Mr. Van Buren, from his seat and
all this danger will Danish like morning mist at
the rising Of the sun.--N4IiSoaiaa.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-03

\ PlcrrEE.--A fair young girl [soys tic Rich.
mond Enquircr) is leaning pensivey on the case
ment gazing with thoughtful brow, upon the scene
below. The bloom Of fifteen summers tint her
soft cheek, the sweets Of thousand flowers are
gathered upon her round li2. The curs cling to n
SPotess brow, and fall upon a neck of perfect
grace the soft swimming eyes seem lighted by
the tendorest fire Of poetry, and beauty hovers
her as her OHn INST favored child What are
her thoughts Love cannot stir bosom SO young,
sorrow cannot yet have touched spirit SO pure
Innocence seems 10 have chosen her for its own.
Alas, has disappointment touched that youthful
heart! Yes, it mast be so ; bu, hist! she starts
her bosom heaves--her eyes brightens-her lips
part--she sp"akS-li>ten--" JilR, yoV nasty tooi
q&tt Scrnic!ing ti2! ng'S hrrk, or RI tel mar"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-03

"ATrENrloN THE HULL. '--LadieS. great, small
tall, long, short, tappred and dumpy, Gays the
Picnyune) this is eXc-.irn. gdvice with regard
to your dress, hearken TO 1t ; though We confess
we have not seen it in the last monthly notice Of
the London OF Partisan fashions.
'Let your earrings be attention, encrcled BY
the pearls Of refinement the diamonds of your
necklace be truth, ami the chaiu christianity your
hreasl-pin charity, ornamented with the pearls OF
aantenesS, your finger-rin-s be affection, set
round with the diamonds Of industry; your girde
be simplicity, with the taSses Of good humor let
your thicker garb be yir:uc, and your drapery pp-
iitcneSs; let yOIr shoes be wisdom, secured by
strings Of perseverance,"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-03
Glasgow Insurance Company.

OFFICE GLASGOW INSURANCE ComraNv,)
Glasgow, Sept I, loi0.
1 T meeting Of the Board Of Directors of this
= y Company held ct their Office on the LIST Mon
day in September, 1910. declared dividend of Gfy
per cent upon tue capital stock paid in, for the first
half year, ending On The 3Oh June last, and il was
Ordered, That the same lie cadursed upon the
stock notes Of said cympuny
JAMES EARlCKSON, Prest.
w +. DrNTlCA. Srr'y. 2G st
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-03

Dem FoNE --"John," said fashionable soap
lock, who leisurely slroed up to the bar Of one
our fashionable hotels yesterday; "Jo-hn, create
me a repair Of understand ings, will you !"
John looked on The man of curls with rs much
surprise as if he had been gui'y of uttering a
blaspheny, when the dandy, by way of "defning
his position" exclaimed
"Aw, the ignorance Of the age !" and then
speaking to the barkeepcr he said, -"Make Inc .
cob Ia y, individual"
John having at length learned what the dandy
would be at, furnished he order like winkng -
PicGyulic
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-03
Co-pnrtncrslllE, NOTICE.

VI 7 Z. the undersigned. having commenced the
w MERCANTILE business in CARROLTON
under the firm uud style Of Rock & HarnIoa, offer
for sac general assortment Of Merchandise; We
hope (as We IRE permanently located) that our
friends of Carroll, and the adjoining counties, will
Gull and examine our sock ot gooos; we will sell
to puHctuai customers On six months time com
rHencing January Ii. ISL. but as we arc in par
unacquaintcd, We ,LuIl expect in every case good
reference. 4 D. ROCK.
g p. HERNDON.
September IL, l@IO-.6 ct
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-03
d. q I'D .

On Wednesday evening last. MIcKLEDvHY
and PATsY-man and woman-son and daughter
Of James Mills, Of this vicinity
AT his residence in Grecnvile, Saline county,
Mo-, on Sunday, the 2Oth inst, from short iii.
ness Of couges!jve fever, PREsroy NIvloN, lcav.
ing an aaectionate wife and lout small children
TO lament his loss. with large concowss o
friends, as he was universally beloved and re
speced by all who knew him.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-03
SONG FOR JIM CROW.
"YtN Cha pman he must cnowl'. .Psltison

TIL Cha pman he mast cRow".. .Pauisor
Let all de British tory,
Who feel very low,
Keep stiff de upper lip,
Ard give loud crotc!
Br0g about and bel about.
And grin ust so;
And every time you meet q wing,
Give loud crow.
Massa Kendall give de order.
charge on de foe"
So neber be down hearted.
But give loud crow.
Drag about, &c.
Old missis Grundy
Who cherry thing know.
lie tell de loco,
Give a loud crow"
Drag, &c.
Old massa Richie,
lie say just so
Stick to the dunghilI
And give q loud crowl
Brag, &c.
Dare is North Carolina,
No matter how she go.
Only claim de battle,
And give a loud crow!
Drag, DC.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-03

NOTICE,

TEHE undersigned having obtained from the
D Clerk Of the Howard County Court. ON the
7,h day Of September 1910, letters of administra-
ton testlmeutary on the estate Of Znclariah Bur
nett, deceased, all persons having claims against
said estate, are required TO present the same prop
Prly authenticated, within one year from the date
Of the letters aforesaid and ii not within three
years from the date VI said letters they will be
forever buried, 4. J. BARNETT,
a. +. BARNETT,
20 EXCc'rs.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-03

ME undersigned is now receiving and open
d ing, in addition to his former Stock, n inrge
lot OF Neaso7a5's Goods, consisting in part Of new
style CucoS, Domrstics. Spun Cotton, Raw Cotton
Straight Eo1net>, Seal Skin Caps. Sugar, Coffee
Tea, Powder, Lead, Shot, Candles. Nackerel
Nails, Painted Buckets, Tar, Grass Rope, supe-
rior Chewing 1ohuc'o, indigo, MaGler, superior
Brandy and Wine, and One Hundred Do. IN B0rss
Braad"e.Ts Pts, an 70 Be sold for Cash at reduced
prices GEO ". OWENS.
August c0rh. 1910 24--t
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-03

C[5-Egery where Il solemn conviction rests un0n
Ihe minds Of our opponents that all is over with
them. They know that IInrri,op's election is ce.-
tain, and this fact prnyS uppn their spirits Ike the
nightmare We read a defeat in all their counjs-
uunces, and when they pretend 10 hope for Van Dl-
rcn'S reelection they b3tray their fears IN every
word they utter--N H. CoQrier.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-03

WHAT NEXT THE last Burlington Free Press
(whera Governor Van Ness lives says:
awe are happy 10 announce that Gen. JOHN
?. VAN NESS, Of Washington city, elder bro her
Of c. ? VAN NESS, for many years Chairman
Of the Jackson central committee, h2S come ont
openly against The present administration, and
avowed his intention of SUPPORTING GENERAL HAIR.
RIsCH."