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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-06
DRY GOODS.

THEAP House Keeping Dry Goods
~ g. ". Nj IRA Co.. 81 Broadway, s1ici, Az Insl-e-
ton of inrir present admirably r'sortmeai Of Hog'c Fur
,.,s,s Dry Good, by ih-.e intend u purchase TIER
stock compress at Gle 10 Tire Inc and = al ~ i'- very
set qn,ry Asto the prices trey feel confident that tie
most economical purchlser VT be psrec'ly sas6eL
"a white Cotton >heeing g. Ter yr-f.
Linen <aeetns Of most superior quality.
Linen D,Trr ToVs, With borders AMI .rinEes
Lilea Dims,k f7r liable Cloths.
Linen Dama,k T hl- Cloths, MI sits ani descriptions
very cheap.
Linen Dtuass Dovl lni Nars M 90 ~ greatest variety
Coores Ds--s.k Table and 49, Covers n every shape
Of all sizes and remarkably chop.
lr,h sA.ring Lsen,. unire.,el ~ excellent quality as
low - 81, u aud js 81. per yard.
Fa-l'rrc Csn;Ees erile., variety ot style AMI c0lof
warranted En~u.h, only 0, Cd per yard AMI upwards
Blankets, OF every s.Ie ami quality
Quilts and Couaerpsnes Of a descriptions, much below
the usual PIE.
Furniture Dm.,y and Dr,7ery Ml.lns Of rev styles.
Scperna- ni,e, Linen Dape-
Long Lawn, - very ine quality. SC. Sc.
y. g-The attention ~ Hotel sni Boarding Itousr keep
Or. particularly invited to these goods. MS 5tsFrrh
DRINTED LAWNS.-Just received
large aud magnificent as.oftmeu; OF Printed Lawns,
OF all coor an Patterns such formerly sold ior 81. of
10 pence per yard
Aso magnificent Assortment leht
MOU>>ELIN De LANES,
Jrst received, tor i. VI, AMI j Oh per NarA
A.pendid o small 6rured light coor' hngsh
PRINT, tor only i per yard
Also an extensive assortment OF American English and
French PRINTS,
For from 81 per- ward up to French TOR l. G1 70 : 3d.
Together wh a large assortment 81 Lnsns, Sheet'r,
Da.ass sper Towsing and rash Nc, white an brown
Muslin. from I'd up. OF all widths from 81 to y wide For
sale AZ No ~ Centre-'L r H. Mn
F. : Hosiery and Glove, in endless variety. cheap
mt wis
CUPFRIOR ENGLISH HOSIERY
, G. W MrIRS co, 3i5 Broadway, ber u cal ID"
attention Of ml rs to their present complete assortment
nj Furl IN Hosiery Tie quality of the whole stock : 81
the very hes; DESCRIPTION. ami calculated 70 give real 'lt'
faction n the wear-r Tie prices ae much belo" "H''
sicb Goods are us1.l.y odd for.
Ladies' white Cotton Hose;
10 unheached do;
10 bl,ck dos
do d, white and unblcached ribbed Hose
do white and unbleached open-wor.ei dos
do black silk up'
do black ami white nHe SIX no.
do black and while ribbed silk do;
do black anil white An.os doi
40 black wor,ted Cashmere rnd Memo do
Gers white unbleached, married and black cotton hall
lIo,el
do black and white sls Hose;
do black and white hne six do;
do black and white ribbed silk do;
10 fu- raw slA Under Jackets, 81. &c.
Cbllren'. Cotton Hose and Socks Of every ',tr and
quality. wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-06
CAST OFF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

' i or families throwing aUdc from heir wardrobe art
Gle. OF WEARING apparel and desrns TO turn the sane INTO
cash IN obtain from the subscriber % per cent more than
from \ " other pe son.
To fsnil es and gentlemen about leavn. the city, and
haviu- supe uous wardrobe, It will be greatly 10 Their
send tor subscriber, who v attend them
AT their residence bv appointment Inc addressed TO Box
lO7 Lower Post Once. will secure prompt attention
,Jes ,,e,,iur arnarel also purcls set mt I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-06

Balh. AT Fulton Ferry open for gentlemen snd adh
every day from l. VI until l0P W. Also, Cold warm an
Tend SAD Ws,e shower Baths Thess Bath, are pleas
any situated Fulton Ferry, and equally convenient 80
Ncw-NorN and Brooklyn 80 lhl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-06
Barker has removed

Liz Coffee and Spcc Mandatory from No. y Sufok-
.,rce, 10 No 81 Rdre Rrrome Has constantly on
hand an assortment Coffee and Spices OF all kinds Woo
rOuud w. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-06
~ nemocrotic 1Iay CIub ofthc sixteenth,

Ward.-Pursuant 70 resolution, an ationritd mes,us
~, Cluh ai be- held al tie Chelsea Lug Room No
ghlh AycnGe Friday e,enng, the 9TH instant AZ sh
O'Clock for the purpose Of bearing reports Of >eca Co
uIitecs bylaws and .tfccrs ~
mi 81 CHARLES TURNER, Chm Special Com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-06

Lord Baoor's " erk.

J. Photographic }. ikcnes.cs. hv ~ IMPROVE
Daruer-eotyue Ir0rrs. hv ". II. VAN LOAN, corner
Clsmlirrs-.f. ans HrssdNav q ala n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-06
GREAT BARGAINS to Iiousckeepers.

NJ W 4 J. JAMESON, 2bj and 2j'i Oreen"ch'uert,
one door above Durray-street receiving iay large
assortment Kitchen Furniture, IN all their 'aHeue'' on
the best manufacture, comprising
Hard Ware Wood Na,e.
Tin Ware and Hollow Ware,
Brushes,
which they srr al very reduced prices for cash. Those
who are about furnishing this spring vii hnd gfsty I'd
their advantage by calling aud examining Their och seioio
INCREASING here great inducements vi be offered
Good, delivered IN AIRY pat OF The city ire OF *
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-06
A KTIST INIIAIR.-Manufacrured from
,TATCUES AND JEWELRY very

w low-The subscriber = selling all de.crlp tions oil
od and silver lever nohor ecapem.nt epns and verge
Watches arnoud Rigs, Pins Gold Pencils, Keys, NC az
re,l lower th.n NJ any otter place in the city Gold
WSchs IS low as 30 81 dollars each. Watches asd Jew
elry exchanged a. bought
All watches warranted 10 keep good ume 90 ,ie no9ry
returned. " ~ ~ IN M
Importer Of Watches and Jewey wholesale aud retail W
IS all .irref. y MI W. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-06
nArL.NT rNION DOOR SPRINGS

FOR ale al ~ Join-st. y. I.-These Springs u occa-
-n,llv ol-, n the hearings, viii last longer than any
~riing ever offered to the public. -.
y Is. Al ORDER, Tor the adiuIment o Wrs >P'lhts :"
Doors. q ,e, g. viii be pranpy and scientifically atsnd-
eI n If leii rs above for the subscriber ,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-06
ID OBERT MERRY'S MUSEUM, for
TAMEs DAILY. Draper and Tailor, 237
Sexton, 1I4

II Chs,lam,,rce now offer Tor sale an assortment OF
80, ,o,,er bronzrI gilt and siivcred t'r1ndoles a,trai
and Solar Lamps Gothic waiter IN 'el or 70
C,tRa.keis Candrsiicks. Britannia Tea Sri> and Sone
J-rns The above goods Will br sold very low 90.
\ RI amns rehron7ed and rcgilt equal 10 Kew mbut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-06
r OW PRiCES.-FIunt Brothers, No. l.

Exchange Place, offer 70 the trade, by me PA,
r-rts ~ Al nett price,. very great variety OF ChhhI
CAICOFs In the assortment viii he iound 1000 49,
-, eariy every Prini Work,in the country. 20 large
assortment Of French and English Prints, Printed hus U.s.
Nn..,ne lie aine. &c Sc, together with compete
assortment of Cotton Hosiery. ~,.-,.a,,s
p0NFSTIC GOODS-Such ShcerngS, shirtng',
DrIIiogs Tcknp, SC 6c-sl OF which viii be old 10"
,or Ca.b or Short Credit az W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-06
DARIING'S SCYTHES.

I 50doren Corn 100 dor Pa.R Grass. loo doI poup'e
Ribbed Grass ANT . do1 Bramhle Scythe> 'or >itby
wM II WIGHT co. 100 John-s'
40 lmtS Sole Agen< IN New-Sors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-06
NEW COFFEE SALOON.-The sub

.crhrr respectfully Informs h. friends ana me Yup,
-nell, that h. will open THIS DAY branch 81 hi' old
,sll.r,1ent at No 2l7 Futons street. near Green"ich'
t,,e.t 10 merit A continuance OF patronage ion1rr-
W" ''" H.. mo JOHNSON. MI 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-06
HULINERY GOODS.-STEVENS
.T T. v,s CR0CKERY STORE Just open
4 TO LET-The dwelling Hou,e and

-, :, No II Catherine street, where VII b' ouh
~. rbsaps> and bs.,-assorted stocks IN the citN 10
NJ OF ihe gu -. n.f,errs a23 2eis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-06

IT WILSON,. Niscellanics, Critical and Miscel-
aneou> Essays 10y Christopher North. professor sol
vols. - mo- Just published snd for sale low nv
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-01-15

happeared thai NJ Caruihers bad ex
chunged his seat for that OF Mr.. Sergeant
previous TO the resignation OF the latter
On this exchange The former based hi!
claim to the said seat at the presant ses
sion.
Mr.. Dawson OF La. concciving thai
Mr.. Sergeant had no right thus to will
way his seat, had taken possession Of the
same, and written his name upon it. Thus
the matter stool, and both parties said
they were willing 10 have the matter de.
cided by the House.
After some debate Of rather a re lieu
lous charater, resolution setting fort h
the right of Mr.. ClruIhers TO lho seat,
was adopted by large majority. Thus
The claw Of exchanges" was established.
After the adoption Of re oluiions au.
ihorizing the election of Champlains, the
House adjourned.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-01-15

Il Sop Lana law has lately past
the Legislature Of Indiana, suspending
sales on all executions till the lst Of Feb
raary next; and is now in operation, hav
'ng been approved by the Governor. The
object Of the law is doubtless 10 delay
sales until debtors can avail themselves
of the bankrupt act Judge Holman of
Indiana, has given notice that Term of
The U. 5. District Court for that State, will
he held under the act, Oh the 1st day of
February next.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-01-15
NM yencrnhIe editor saws:

ave made some remarks yesterday up
on the threatening aspect Of fiscal at
fairs in Mississippi resulting from the late
election. We might have concluded
that article by the expression of con
Hient trust hat no state in this Union
would be base enough 10 take advantage
of this POSITION TO refuse the pay OF
her Just debts; and we still hope, almost
believe, that the recen, vote OF Mississippi
was meQnt 10 be expressive loi their ems
lire diApprobation Of tho course Of the
legislature aud executive in pIedging he
laith o. the state 10 the payment of the
five millions, rather than determination
TO resist The payment"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-01-15
WESTERN Ef,OoT,ls. ~

per; u Wess
Gnlloman Of the Jurv,-c.
!" ,1I ~ha, suppose that my Glen, y \
'epredation in society. = o,
you you suspect and esteem T e. o. \
200 qualities: yes. pen,Io vi DIS
r .m drinks more nor quar-, 'a AZ q |
! Ivy can you, say, for an ios ~ l.'
pose that this ere man wou,1 '%hs'aul
=. noon IN a box ofpcrcushum cans. Sq.l|
sn'Kes and coon skins rorhid, S I. I'D
yourselves gentlemen, rel Iri :, rIci'.
- .nl ms Ios cabin, with his ipn 'Ss' ~
and orphan children by his , sido
ture hashed in deep rcp JOS s'u a,
70 DC heard but the mute; @na %
silent thunder and the hoIInri"g 0
. ou,' frogs; then imagin to yo,,y MY
l', sneakins up TO the door o1I Iiss
10y n9eha' softly entering tba
'"s OF the peacelnI and happy r, ,rp q
III the most mendacous and d,
manner hooking a whole boy Of uasl'I
u'nS' Gen'Iemen will not, Icannp'''' S !
uPoa The monsrrocy of such . .
NY feelings turn from such .
moral turpenline, like bio wo plI,S
would turn form my dog R9sel
Tor an Instant harbor the lien ,A ~
man IN these dlgings, much Iess VI" "a;
man, could be guilty of commil,in,'
raniankerous and uaextramnl.J
ion. 0N a
And now, gentleman, after N,
brief view OF the case, let me re,rs,,x
10 make up your minis candidIy md
partially, and give US such verdi.
We might reasonably suspect from :,
IN enlightened and intoIerant BODY n.
eller cltlzens-remcmbering thi, h
language Of Nimro1, who fell in tho
lie of Bueker Hill, i; is better thu, (
Innocent men should escape, rather
me guilty should suffer. Judge give
'hew Of tobacco.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-01-15
ATIaaSas .-This Slalo IS following


AT&aaSas This State is following i
the footsteps other polluted sister Mssis
sIppl in regulating her debts. Hare
times sometimes forces individuals 10 re,
pudiale their claims, but never since III,
formation Of human governments. hay,
we read OF sovereign STATES, in their sovc
reign capacity dong so; until in ;hr
present age. The system Of politics and
political ethics advanced by the demo
cratic party during the lat eight years,
have undoubtedly by their degrading ten.
dency produced these fatal effects. And
the example of Mississippi once bright
and glorious Mississippi, will add new
impetus to these destructive principles Of
modern democracy. The facts in regard
u the Arkansas reputation are as follows:
In order TO aid the Real Estate Bank OF
Arkansas, the State ISSUED to it certain
bonds 10 The amount Of $500 or 1000
each, which bonds were placed by said
bank, in the hands Of the North American
Trust and Banking Company Of New
York. These bonds were endorsed to
said Ranking Company, without reserva,
ton. The American Banking Company
endorsed said bonds, Tor its own purposes
to Messrs. llallorI 81 Co; who couId |
know nothing of the condition upon
which these bonds were delivered, by
the Real Estate Bank to the North Amer
lean Banking Company, and who finding
them regularly transferred were not
bound 10 ask. And now the North Amer
lean Banking Company, the agent of the
Real Estate Bank having committed
breach Of trust IN the transfer Of said
bonds, that bank, viz the Real Estate
bank, or the Stale, at lis instgaton, dc =
;iares that neither is bound for the pay. 9
mont Of said bonds in the hands of limo. |
'ent third parties who have paid value o
or them.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-01-15
TWENTY-SEVEN I'll CoNGR ESS
feSETrday'S pr0cP"dingS-
Correspondence Of tho Baltimore America,
WASuINGToN Dncpnnar q tQII

Correspondence Of the Baltimore American.
WASHINGTON, December 8, I841.
UaHeI States SeaIie. The following
Senators were in their seats this morning
in addition TO lhos, before named:
Mr.. Simmons AMI M. Dixon, fron
Rhode Island; Mr.. Miller, from New
Jersey; Mr.. Berrien, from Georgia; Mr..
Choate, from Massachusetts; Mr.. Barro,
from louisiana; MIR. King, from AIaba.
ma
The Journal having been read. Nj, Ar.
cher offered resolution that The Sen.
ale proceed TO The election Of two Cham
plains Of different denominations, TO serve
IA each House during the session Of Con.
gress.
The resolution was adopted without
opposition, when, on motion of Mr.. Hun.
llngton, the Senate adjourned till to NOR.
row l2 O'clock
House Of RepresertaiireS-Tho Hon.
Mr. Smith Of Va. elected 10 the place
Of the Hon. Lynn Banks, appeared, was
sworn aud took his seat
Mr.. Caruthers OF Tenn. then address.
I'd the House on the subject OF a dispute
himself and Mr.. Dawson, of Lou.
SANTA, respecting tho desk occupied by
sergeant At the last session.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-01-15

Santa Fee Erpedttloa.--" An arr1ya,
at this port yesterday, direct from Yu>
calan, fully confirms the capture of The
Santa Fe Expedition. 1t is stated with
some more pau'biIily, than was the un.
conditional surrender Of these brave
Americans. So far from mot firing a shot
they fired a good many. When within
two days travel from Santa Fe, thew
were encountered by 1900 Mexican VOL
unleers 800 regulars aud 800 ramcheros,
or herdSmen. This body Of 1890, the Ex.
petition fought for more than IL hours
killing over $50 Mexcans, and losing on.
~ two OF their number. They fred away
every ounce Of their ammunition, aud sur.
rendered from that cause only. This is
truly IN accordance with the Anglo Saxon
character, aud bears on its lace the as.
pect oil sadder truth than any report
hence, which has obtained circuIalion.--
The braves are nowSwithout doubt 10 the
mines Of Mexico, whence nothing but war
ike expedition Rgains, Mexico will re.
ease thom."
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-01-15
A CARD

NJ Office is hereby given that from
In aud after this date, will receive
nothing bat specie in satisfaction of exc.
culons reluroed TO me from the US Court
as marshal Of the Southern District Of
Mississippi, unless specially ordered TO
receive bank notes by the plaintiffs them
selves.
ANDERSON Miller,
Marshal.
Jan rs az
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-01-15

1t is said that President Tyler has re-
called Gov. Cass, our present minister TO
France and has nominated he Hon. A. q
Waggaman in his stead. Mr.. w. is y
relation of the Presidents by marriage.
President Tyler seems DESTROYS Of eIeya.
ling his relatives, in order that they may
feed oui Of tho public crib.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-01-15

The Presidents Fiscal Plan.-Thi
project is referred 10 a committee, tn,
majority of whom are Mr. Tyler's par
ticuIar friends, The wing speaker ha.
acted correctly in thus giving ii a fail
chance for consideration and adoption
but what the course Of the whig party
may he, or ought to be, when it come.
again before the House, we do not opine
seeing that it is an uniried measure
II, however, they shall deem it calculated
to improve the currency, we hope it may
be adopted even though ii .hould atFor,
but partial relief. 1t is all that The
potentate will allow and "a half loaf /.
better than no Bread
Mr.. Tyler, rejecting the example Of il.
lustrious predecessors, which he promised
10 follow, has struck out new path for
his career, and preSumes on his superior
skill IN conducting public affairs. Well,
lei Phaeton have the rens, and guide the
chariot Of state, PER Sc. This moroccan oil
Latin, which he has 50 significantly ap.
Piled TO the operation of bank of The
onIled States, is quite appropriate 10 the
influence OF Presidents Of the United States
in these days Of executive arrogance and
and usurpation. The action Of General
Jackson was emphaticaly and eminenlly
per Sc. Fer SC, he mo,ed the deposites
issued his specie circular, and used other
desPotic and destructive measures. His
party supported. him i'm carrying out these
measures, with great zeal and efficiency.
Tor eight years, and then Mr.. Van Buren,.
IN following his footsteps, for -four wears
more. Mr. Tyler they supposed, and had
reason to suppose, was quite different
man from those arbitrary Presidents, and
therefore condemned him in advance.
But when he played the monarch too.
they were instant in praising him, and
raised their doXoogies to the highest pitch.
Well, It is their humor, and it must run
IS course. To be sure, they are true dem.
ocrals in profession but their practice
howS that they have strong liking for
master,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-01-15

Charity may cover multitude Of n
but it is not a circumstance to what m,,I
will cover; for it will totally obscure \
physical determines, and mental linz
lectIons. 1t is a universal panacea-Br
drclh's pills on an enlarged scale-an o.
SESAME to all hearts and houses.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-01-15
II ENRY G. STREET,
ATTORNEY AT Law

LAS permanently located himself, a, h,
IL plantation seven miles below Liberty,
mnere he will always be found when not prohs
sionaily engaged ANY business entrusted tohi
care in the Circuit or Probate Courts of Amls,
shall have his undivided attention, as he dos
not intend to extend his practice beyond th,
limits OF the county.-Address, Liberty Aml'
County, Mississippi.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-01-15
STATE or MISSISSIPPI:
ANTE COUNTY.

DY order of The Probate Court
-AD of said county, do hereby not
all persons interested in the lands
longing to the estate Of Alexander Thor
son deceased their being two hundt
aud forty acres and which are now
cnpled by William Hale, to come iorw,
on the 4th Monday of February uexi, q
show cause TO the Probate Court, if a
they can why said land should no, be 50
WIN. THOMPSON,
EuNA THOMPSON, Exc
Jan. Is 1912 Q
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-01-15
GIB2 24SY9
sATuRpAY, JANUARY IS, ls4a.
TIE Mississippi Legislature On Mon

The Mississippi Legislature On Mon
day the 3rd instant this body convened
r. w. Roberts Of Scott was elected Spea
ker of the House, and WIN. Smy,h o
Claiborne Clerk, both hot mouthed loco,
loco anii.bond men. The wings ran nj
particular candidate, but voted misceilan
eo's'y. Mr.. Smylhe, was elected over
the Irish Adj.tant General OF Mississippi
ChNs. ~. Price, acting editor OF the Missis
sippion, If the democrats ever did do a
good thing, they did it in pouring cold wa.
Ter upon the vanity and concei, Of Price
BY cect!ng Smylhe over him.
In tho Senate General Jesse Speigh,,
"what has been 10 Congress" was cleo,
ed President in opposition TO Upton Mil
Ter. The wings supported Mr. Miller
with a few exceptions. Gen. Speight
nay be q man Of some weight, but we do
not believe he has much brain. His con.
ceited vanity ofh0ving once been a mem~
her Of Coporss, from N co,o,;aa -
which, he is always praling renders him
obnoxious and disgusting, S. Il. Adams
Editor Of the Paulding Clarion, q dirty
en,i.topd sheet, which Nv the hive { his
only recommendation. was elec,ed Cle,k
Of The Senate.
On Tuesday me Atm ;no,or, Tha,.o
bodies onnoin,ad cororoi,,oo. ;, NM, 49,
the Coyerpor md ,oinGorr, hin or,ao;
being ready 10 receive anv com,o,r;c,
tons, he might think prooer 10 address
them. Whereunon the Govarror can, :,
his message. I'll e House o,derad ruL.i
cation Of 5000 cop;esord tho Se,o,. 9ooo
copjes thereof
Wednesday morning 5h instant Tho
House elected serga,n, n, ,,n. sN
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-01-15

The Grand Jury of Philadelphia coun-
~, (Pu) have presented Nicholas BiddIe
and others, for conspiracy to dorrand the
stockholders Of the late United States
Bank, How trueis the proberb. "That
there is no rest to The wicked"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-01-15

The Texan expedition of on, hundred
persons to Santa Fee, have been CAPTURED
by the Nexicans. The humorous and
gifted Kendall Of the New Orleasns Pr
c1yune, was one Of the number. One of
his partners in the picayunc, has sailed
for Mexico to get him released.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-01-15

A bill has been introduced into the Lee
glslature of Louisiana, to force a resunp-
lion OF specie payments by the banks Of
that State, by the FIST of February.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-01-15
PORT HUDSON AND BAYOU SARA
PACKET

TNIlE new and elegant steamer LUDA
IL Thomas CLARK, master, (buiIt E,
pressIy for the lrade,) will run as a req
uIar weekly packet between New Oh
leans aud the above ports, leaving NeV
Orleans every Sunday at 10 O'Clock,
NJ, Bayou Sara on Wednesday same hou,
aud Port Hudson same day, after the a.
rival Of the Railroad cars.
The Luda will also take freight aai
passengers for Fonlania, having engagsi
TO touch regularly at The landing.
For freight or passage apply on board
or 10 JENKINS Il BONNER
New Orleans
Jan. Is l842 tfq
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-01-15

The Legislature of Kentucky met on
the 3lst of December last.
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NOTlCE

A LII those indebted to Joshua Bal
IA lard, arc requested TO pay up Inn
medlatcIy &c not soonerl if they wish 10
save cost, therefore, luke notice al! thar
refuse to do so will find their accounts 10
the hands OF al officer for collection
January B, l842,
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Read the following and see what he peo-
pie of other States think Of poor degraded
Mississippi. Like broken down poit.
clan, "there is none SO low as will soon
to do he: reverence" Not only does Go.
vernon Roman of Louisiana. give her a
thrust under the rib, bat President Tyler
has minated in unqualified terms in his
message, adherence to her population
doctrines.