The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-18

and worse tnan an lnhdel.
The Grand Jury dismissed the complaint.
GREAT SPECULATION IN PATERSON PROPERTY
Real Estate in this Aourishing town is rising rapidly
part of the estate Of Mr. Patterson was sold the other
day for the enormous of 5000 lot that is I-2
lots IN Name street, with story brick house on one
Of them, was sold for $4,000; this is coming up to
Broadway. There is but very little property to be
sold there at present. has nearly all been bought up
by spectators within three months We are decidedly
oil opinion that Paterson before long, will become the
Manchester of America; few years since, Patterson
could number but 1000 inhabitants it can now boast of
l4OoO Its advantages for manufacturing purposes are
superior to any ether place in America. With an mex
haustibe water power, the Morris Canal passing
through it-a Rail Road with two powerful engines in
operation, which go and return in about an hour its
proximity to New York. the greatest CONNIE sral CITY
in the Union; with vast number also of mills con-
ssnty at work. and other extensive establishments il
is impossible but that Paterson should flourish The
Rothschids, Of London, sensible of its superior adj
vantages, have through their agent here made an sfer
to Roswell Colt OF 100000 for his property in Pater
son-he asks one million, and will get il. Ifno he will
lay out that amount Immediately in improving il on the
L0reH plan; he has removed from Baltimore to .Pater-
Paterson is Incorporated city, and that il is also to be
divided into new county this season. Several per-
sons within two months, have realized handsome for
tunes there, and Ely Moore among the rest, cleared
on one farm $4,000; the excitement has but lust COM
menced, and we say buy, but not too high. Another
inducenent has under our observation, the Della
ware and Hudson Rail Road Company have formed
junction with that ofthe Paterson vizfrom the Water
Gap the company have pledged themselves to deliver
coal in Paterson 81 so per ton and in New York at
50 p l2 per ton. This win bring an immense business
into Paterson, and Of course raise real estate there
EXPECTED Row-Hambn is never cut Of hot water.
We understand the ANNEXED handful has been on
tensiyely circulated among the "Bowery BOYS" who
have warmly espoused the lady's cause" and vow
vengeance on the manager. We advise all concerned
to be quet-ust to Providence, and every thing will
come out right Has Hambln paid up tina $500 to the
suferersi
Fefior- Citi=ens One whose exertions in former
times we're hailed with loud applause under This roof
s9 now driven from it," calls upon you to Protect
her rom the overbearng insolence of her whose pro-
ductons you are drawn hther to witness.
WIN you support and patronze woman who has
not the common feelings Of her sexi But by her arts
now hills The place left vacant by her deakfrend y! de-
pnyes mother of the affections of her daughter.
drives the Of her protector from his door, and fhd
his sister seeing him
Gan such things be, and yet be suffered in counlrys
like this 7
No; feel assured, although am alone in the world
hearts will be found to protect me- and not allow her
such triumph as to impose ysur feelings by her
sentiments OF all that is good and lovely on the stage
d retire to her closet with the child of another who is
at the deserton of her daughters aecten
What can be thought Of that woman who will live in
'pen defiance Of decorum with married man, or al
one that the laws VI your country marry
i'll my death. ''''
For the truth Of what say, proof can be had from
hose who have heard the insulting language made use |
u to me by the above lady and call my God to wit
less IL. ELF. HAxBLIS.