{"newspaper_name": "The Southern journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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II is our hearts desire, that by our
Journal we may advance the prosper
ity of the citizens of Lawrence conn
ty. We should have great hopes of
succeeding in this laudable underta-
king we're it not for the propensity of
this people always to keep moving
The restless, uneasy disposition that


is manifested by Mississippians gen.
orally, tends to sacrifice the creates,


advantages that we possess. Instead


of appreciating the eminent blessings
which we enjoy, we are always look.
ing out for other countries and other
situations, and unhesitalingIy tear a.
sunder the sacred ties of friendship, TO
go in search of chimerical paradise.
ltis almost ungratefsl to Providence
thus to contemn the blessings with
which he has favored us. How ma.
ny would think themselves well of
to gain the home OF our poorest citi-
zeus. II is an old saying-'let well