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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-08
Or. q. 81 app&'S

nnfbdbbare unb felten febience Muaeu
eaIbe. Sisfss b6bft erprobte MitteI, III
Elm G9eres uno frdftises Wittsl, ,n,siftsus
in aaea SrauEbeitsn nno SebIern Der aIus
cen uno bat ben 8orsue, Gter a!Ie anoee
gNn9en Nranepen. 8efonbers 1T eS NUTS
llb, 10 folsenosr 8efbspetosu @ntshnoz
un9, JHdeui 9lue hno Ginmartsfebrura
Der NnsenIieoer. in neueu unc eeraltstsn
9lu9sn Gnt5dneunsen Nasenf feIeu ODER
s, EDEN Sbpd9e cerfIben, u. meb
reren Bsf6wereen eiefeS fo eoIen unp
empfnoIicben GbsIIes, msEbse in weit=
ldnf8 lepn rpIroe, Re bier ale 81 bsnsn:
nen. Die sutsn Miyeuussn, Guo Ibon
fur 70 pIele SABRE our6 fsine siseue, 70
wie etenfatIs ourb anberet QIerste uno ft
pleIer OlptbIeioenoen NIT Steneen erpyobt
Sefunoen rtreet.
Ser Vreis 1T Is @ts. bas 8dbtn,
NIT Del, GebsautpsSorlbrift. Gin befdn-
bigger Dorratb it itnmsr gum OerFauf, une
tpIto iaeereitet, arm laotpettliben @de bee
Ma1stpta3es in @antonS tart @auutY >.
Gin 9ro6er WablaB ulro erlaubL BIZ
fdufen Tim ee rpieosr ~ pertaufer. VcIt
frepe Sroers Die biefss MntsI anbtIon.
gen, follsa pinftlib bsfoIst meroen. QIIip
su oerfanfsn Hp i'inen bier foleeno Be,
nauntsn Special Nesntea
Or. W. Bcnen Canton.
Or. Matlon s. 60. , MaTillou.
Dre. Daset & Steoenfen
Q. p. Mspers & 90. Qarrietursb.
Joispb DcQ in 19apntbure.
@Ottfrico strobs!,
), Sbubmabsr f8etblebem.
ebrIitian ct. 0:oysr, Snasturg.
Or. u. p. 9ien3 & g.. bolivar.
9!eau De'B p.ain 3p.
Jobana DUss' Canton.
Seriiian &uuss o. N. Ssnabura.
Daniel YbiuipYs> paris.
2. Il 8. Surg. Minerpa.
.. j. y. 3arosfp crop.
!. Srpbsr9r,sD. Dr.. OPtonap, GtorfGo.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-08
60 ebeu erholter.

Der ll'tsr5eibnete, Sanftar fhr e.,
piefene 0unit, tbut Iejuen Srsuuoen une
eem publifum dbsrbaupt hermit abt.
unsspou tunc, oaB er in ban Seeitdetsn
Neuporf, pbilaoelpbia uno Baltimore ee.
wefsn lit, alImo er ein sldnssnbes MiTp,t=
ment SrhbiabrS- t,no Sommtr- -QDaoren,
anseeauft bat. ,>elbes ct an leinem aIteu
Staubples cine 3blre msifiib pom Canal
[neben 0rn. Sobn Bld1s Mirtbsbaus
3un ShiIo Ser @loets] er6fnet bat.
Sol8tnees utnfaBt eineu 3bsil ieines aus.
Seoebnten 2asere bon
Stapel Il. 81 Q - QB oore n:
8ldtie, tbtt'arss; braune, CRIME. orab,ae=
miibte uuo eablid GhGer, @af}Iuier unp
@attinett isosrlep .Qlrt, Gemtnertnbsr
uno Die Seribieeenffen Gleiotisasifhde.
Serner: Seuuets, Sta!ieniIbe Sci,
De une eanoaB. s6msi3er Musline, Sra,s
|5tFfbe 9inebams. psrn8atftme, ,1afob
en- fhr edoies, Gaoenoifb 1abad, 0als-
|thber. @alico's BON lsber sbattiruna,
Werino S6aml; Blepfifte, Biepertier,
Slaneu, 8stt @orb, Weber Nieo.
gbeufalls: eiu pouRanoiaes Ml:
iortment eiferuer ebffeL 3udsE aaffee
1bee, Gewar3e. 3ibeben, Gin. 8ranoy
Nun1, po;tnein, Qiebon. Wuseat, @laret
MaIapa, Neuorleans Mola0es. =
QlIle oiefe unb uiele anbete QlrtifeI tper
ben 3u ben biui9ften Ytsifen far baa
@ele peer 2aneesprcoutts abgefstt.
9tram Mpers.
Canton Suni II. 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-08
9lebmst Sbadt.

Dea sesbrten pablfuu rpirb biermi
ttfannt sen,adt eaB bas 9efbaft unite
ser 6irrna bon Gbriftmas. 9eltsr u. 50
'mie bisber, bic sun, 1fen ndh fen QIpril
fo.tsefAbrt rpe.oen piro. Der Cob BON
Niiliam @briftmas mabt es notbreneis.
saB aIe radftdnoi8e 8sbuunsen aefblcs
Bea spercsn. Sb treres oesuesen biz
ben erfsn Nyril inas,sr ata altea Gtano
ia fnosn feDu. Mit bensn; sreIbe bic
MitteI ui6s baben. fsaIsib 3u h:,ablen,
ssnb man billi8e NabFdDt baben.
Das gtobrselbaft uno bic Gerbetep
rbirb spse snpor bic 30 etisem 1ern'iu bes
frieben rcerben. Da uuier 1Orratb Don
gittssn cine beoeutenoe Quautisat BON
lBinters 2Baaren
tssnfaet, alS Glider, @rotereien, 1artl
Maaren,-bie mir ju nisorisen prsiien ~
psrsaafen seeenten,-fc bitten mir un, Sc
nei8ten Saiprub.
9faae 9srter.
Canton. Set. gs. 1855.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-08
Sleue Slater.
H. uno 9. .. m I Hul

u un0 .. .. m &c Guuep,
paoen foFben empfausen uno iebt ers
etf"s elns porjaalibe @us,sabl, .. bff
1abreSsit anssmtHensn
Stapet uno M 8 bftpoore n;
We'bs IL etasNbtisen5u Den ttiebrialttr
pfs'ien thf baar @el6 ooet .9anbes,
proenete 81 sertaufen. Gfe balten fio6
nNsrjeuet, eaB infeinem GtoE! in Starf
90. 81 e'disern 8eoinsuasen vertauft
N ercen faans
TYdr B di1enT Tlads;
nno X lees5 a N, EN-, 70 .pie fhr bic
mettttn anoeren 2anoes: grSeuauitfe, pers
esn fe au isees 3eit baar @eib aa6.
len. 0"'0
rM. 9. atue eolde, welebe duff
neer q O7cnate. ourb Ncten oeer 6db
anoere Weiie; Die t7sb in unfersr ed,uio
m''ts"' pereen BLOB 3ul ibrem eiafhen
9tnssn taneeln, spenn fe eBne Deraua
N'6t'sfeit radbsn-ba mir ent(dloiitH
'no, Die abbsSabluns ~ er,ipihaen; =;
nsfbaib mir bofen, Bag ate tts,bsb Sh.
|tsrsGnte, uniern Muhf6 sffhikn d.; ifns
oer "narsenetmen Notbwenoiateif hbets
o"psu pereeE, ibre Nebnunaen n Den be-
|t.r,sfsnoen Ssamtsn surginl lammlnua Au
absrsebsn. o.
|09 EN- q STEINER 8inne
'p'ro loanenreife sno bepm 0,ufd,rr
'efFa"'. Maifaon, esyt. ss. 1850.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-08
SD q 1 E r Q y,

=. sgs q I { { { y.
Der Unteribrtsbens i,itriut iiob Die Srsvs
beit, Die Burger sen Canton uue ber
pmsseene m!hensAribtsn, saB ct bas
Naler Gefbdfs, ia allen bs0en 3ueisen;
a.s betreiten esoenst, dls
pous wno S6i!o Malerep,
Nabatmsnsen perfdeisesnsr 9ottnnaen
Soij une WsrbeE. Au6 bait Ct be(tans
big GARDEN. Dele, &c. sum 9ertauf.
Sein S6op befnost lIb i'm nadfen
1ebduee (holisb .. 2s,si6 5oasrs stebr.
i'm obesn 3immsr. 2ewiS exee.
Canton, Sulp 28, 1886.
q. .. Gin ODER e:psp Asbeiter ibuus
ten 8si9aftisuns fnoen. forie aub elm
aoer 3Dev Enaben p. 16 DEER ~ Sabrea,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-08
- at @ hr.

Die unterfbrisbsnes benabridtiaen iii
tsennee uno oae pubIitun. Aserbanpt. .bsa
(ts s.neH 2*tfotriu ia bem sar,lib ppn ap,
,BidioaI bemobnttn Simmer an nsr fShc
e(s'leben @de ess Nsrft: ssisrfRss. srhaL
nstb"ben1 aaro f1e beftaueia asf nanB
baten M-ob Ia E AAfe
aIes "Ft esrfests8t DON Ben beRen Wategs
'al1en. e'e wesosu i'm @'esen unb RSds
men 70 noblis!' esttasfeu als iyAsus cine
aneere J9ut:Wieset'a9e isn a9efssn.
Duro betrabtIi4e Grfabrsna lrs .eu.s
tmaberselbdft tofeu fe auasseivs 3u.
tr'eoenssit 3u assrAaysu, aus einen lbs;l
Der ettfntlt9sa Ruacidaft IN trbalten y.
5n ssrelsnen. Der b6bfe 8reis pi.p
lsoer5ett ee3ablt fur Yel1t. 1000 pY3
ssoae tp're pefIapst. y. u. Y. Purotr.
Santon @es. ~. 1895. 1a,SHp
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-08
Neuer Nieloerncbr.

Der hnterlbriebeue .betuuoet feline
Nreanoe unb oa6 publifun Iberbaupt.
o&B er an ieimem dltsa Gtdnopuntte. an
Der fhcStli6en gde Der marft uno oten
etraBs. Der Dfis bse gs4r. Dunbar ses
aeuAbes, eineR &leicerftubr eryidbt.t bar,
morin Ct ein dltsst,eiaee Nifortitnent BON
fsrttsen Gleieern aaer art bsitdnote auf
1anb su baitert 8eoenet.-uao eS nltu=
,nebr nit elmer sortreHliden Ausspatl Son
Rb6ea, 1o(en, Msitsn, &tcaeb &c. i. er.
hanet. &auRuifise reroen erfuht Gb ..
Der GAtt feiner Baaren u. Der uusembbns
kpen Biliisfeit fsiner pfeife eursb per.
fanlibeAuisbuns 5u Ab; r,eusen.
Sspt. 30. '86. 6 Wld,ael WeiBert.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-08
Neue 6Ifer!

Dt' unterfbrieoenen nebmen fieb bic
orepee't' oas Yublieum bieru,lt 40 benod,s
|F!ptasn' Dag fe 70 ebeu erbaken babsn
e." - aa0rt"ent 4orte 9Daareu, o(s /:
satslerfpaaren, l0eusabe!n. BlasbdIoe
far s6mieoe. qdmmer. gedseI. Eenfttrs
sIas. Del. Sarbea, SGaufeln unb 3anS
gen, 3bee RsAeL pfanneu, ReTts uno
oaoe'n. Sbftl, DrilIen, yidterfi6de. .@afs
tssn'i'bIen. @afeerbf fer. <Ibee Grstter;
|So"0ma3sr &itt. e1ub Drabt, Biuss
taotn' 6tilsn Qutmabet giftn,!R ,!Rarten<
s@ssr'n. Siueerbhte uno Olabelrl, Ger:
Der pei Mtt'sr stabI, 9obsI, Rontiruraen
Srn'f:.f y, 81 een biuieften preifeu.
Wao 2S 1926. W9. ecbn1on u. o.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-08

7SlBeh DOltOE1tr Nn0 oUUe0R NV'
ten ;
atIe neI6e pom bsfsn Nlateri'' nno ga:
rantirt reroen GUT searbitet ~ 'esn. -
9lte 6tabIe reparirf uno an8ett'0sa ;
&cpa!s8iruiB sum DerFaute~
pappelplanfsn, Wat5en. Moeeen'
Melltferu. unb ale anosre Ntten Sen'
oespsobnste, mtroeu fatt 9a9Iun9 fm
Mr beit cuoenp,r,ueu. D.u. 8.
Sonton. Sunn q6. 1885. 1Ostf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-08

a&= atso bic, treIbe f6 (einer Gorge
anpertrauen, riro ct NIT iorsfdltiser Ala,
userfian,feit 3u bebaneelu iu6en.
Die 8ortbetIe> Die eiue grfahruns scn
mebreren Sabren in Der ausdbuns Der
!3eilfuuoe ibn aemabrt,-benebR einsm
suIammeubans seneen Observation-Disclosures
ribts:@nrius ben CT in eiusm altsaecsbns
ten l9ofpitaleuno ,ueoieniibsu@p paeeium
erbalten, weroen ibu, mie er nit 3uoer:
iibt slaubt. in Den Stauo (teen. a. arH'
beiteu eu,ebaeteres init Grfols ia be.
banostus e. Gsine Gif;s III i'm Naf,t,
Biersde, eem ecurtbeu(e seaeuuter-
g GshreA nSrolisb pcn e 9. 8itbet'e
etobs. @antcn, MaY 18. 'se. 1.tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-08
Neuef0uter.
Canton &ua. I. 1886.

g. 0urr y q u
on De: rpe(tlidsu @de (eireS b ad It Ell
men Maarbs san es, wsfhit
Be, 6 an al Sr de;
joatio ebeu tue IGSns duewabt. mob
autaelubter unb feb1 robIfeiIer 0iter
far Sie fe Sabrs55eit erbfnet, befebeno in:
Srecfenet,, Satten',uno Shnsi'
oewaaren porceuan, Gpecereps
en- @ifsn Snswaarsn auss Nrt,
SldseL 9eoer &c. &c.
,rslbe sr 70 wotlfeil oersauft, als irssnt
ismano in oisism Warfte.
e. ,abIt ieoer;sit baar rGeIb fi'
Dai,sn, wsll6sOrn, 9ates. 8!a6faa
mn, QEtlle. !e. &c.. unS ,tiro panFtIib
unb aufmertiam iebes epesitiOnssars
ecmmiiFonsssiebdft befsrssn wouit
feline Steuurs unb Runeenitn tesaniti:
asu nDasn. Wlnf6Cpn. Wap II. 1s:tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-08
GtRbl anuf attur.

u E7s 4 u U 7 = : WFa
Eaubor uno Soos
- in oer Tueearsras GtraBv. Canton.
hspnabe S. dnsirer's GtUbt
9teenhber.
8ssaaoeu aotun8spUE ikrs Srsmnb'
uno oae publitsm, bap Ge Obiees 9e:
lbdft ii eem 3rspten 8ebduoe, rpeitIib
,, !orn. s. 8laf's 2uirtbSbauS anssfans
.9sn, auf 3asb .batsn, unp 3u blli8sn
prellsn gum B9saufe anbietsn> eiu srcl
les une prdebtiaeS Mliprtiment con
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-08
pps1n,e tinO yaDm

NpVOIUISW wv JASUAvSSIsqtAeU~
Da bieielben nit eiuaucer in Gsaspsaje
einsstretten Ins. 70 tieteu ke esn abtz
auasmertben gtnnobnsru BON Starl
Gauntp, ibre NstSsDieniie an.
Sbre Office il ehas abAr iab!ib scs
0rn. So@l's Siienwaarsa stcbr> aulpe
g. eabsn. btY ten1euiaen, nslbe sieirls
ben NIT ibsen Geidaiten 1a tsebren ses
oenssn. 81 leeer 3eit esfun>en sasreen
>t,un.
Il. B. qccnIS rrirs ben GsAstsn ocn
gtast ssaekriB9 bep!putnen.
u. %. .. qabM perit. BET une fprtbt
Die teutfbe eprabe' 0lueb baben sieieIs
ben in ibrer Office eineu 9tusenten re-.
Neperl wslber bic teuti6e uuo frans6-
ffbe Gpra den fertis iptiebt unb ibrsibt.
@aRtou December 20. 1886.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-08

GHe9ontcn nno
Mtno(or @tuble'
pnn alien 81ttnnWen
uuc W5s!len, eOeufaat
9. ettees,N N*,egen-
0jbls, nit Nobr
fedtnsu Nudsn u.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-08
Ooc. B. BUmen,

h 8ietet bier,nit Dem putlilpm,
Y feline Dienite an. Seine Ge6s
nunsen 0irb ct biais nta6en,-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-01-05

| The Rev. DR.. Woods Of Beseawen. N. III.
died in that town on Sunday last He had
preached there fifty four years, and fitted
Daniel Webster for college.
! A miserable woman, in state Of intoxica-
ton, was found wandering in tire streets of
New York, during a storm few days ago,
with her head, bosom, legs and feet entirely
unprotected, and an infant in her arms almost
pcrishing with cold. She was taken to Bride
well and the child to The Aims house.
Mr.. Caldwell one of the delegates elect to
the Pennsylvania Convention, has recently
died. The Van Buren, party had majority
of one in this body, but the death Of Mr..
Caldwell leaves the parties equal, &C to &C.
The Convention meets in May next and the
vacancy cannot be filed until that time.
From the feeling exhibited in the inciden-
tai discussion of Thursday in the Senate
touching the Michigan question, we infer,
says the National lntelgencer, that the
question presented by the Presidents Mes
sage on that subject will excite deeper in
terest than any other likely to be seriously
entertained at the present session of Con-
gress.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-01-05

Administrators and Commissioners Notice.
ltAvrNG been appointed by the Hon. Court
i Of Probate or the town of Newport
Commissioners on the Estate of
NATHANIEL TL4L.
late of said Newport, deceased, represented
insolvent, We hereby give notice to the cred
ltors OF said estate, that they must present
their claims to the Commissioners within six
months from the date hereof, and that they
will examine the proof touching the legality
of said claims, at the Counting Room OF John
V. Ilalnnrett, on the last Wednesdays in May,
June and July next, at y O'Clock p. NJ. on
each Of said days.
JOHN STEVENS,
JOHN " HAMMEfT, , COm'rs.
CHARLES r.. HAMMETT,
All persons indebted to said estate are re
quested to make payment immediately to
Jan. 5. p. p. REMINGTON, Aim'r
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-01-05

Another FAcronr.-We are gratified in
being able to state. that another Cotton Fac
tory, Of extensive dimensions, is atout heing
erected in this place. A compuny has been
formed,at the head of which is Mr.. s. p. MA
sos, IN expesienced superintendent in SINH.
lar establishments, and the LIT has been pnr-
chased al the lower end of Thames. street. ON
which to erect The building. 1t is to be bull,
Of stonc,and capable cooperating 10000 spin
dies, by steam power. The stock, we under
stand, amounts to $50, 1000, and is nearly all
taken up.
An Iron Foundry, we learn, is also to be
established here, the subscriptions for stock
having been completed
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-01-05
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVALS.


! Monday, Jan. 2.-Ship Ohio, Coffin, from
South Seas, for Nantucket 200 bbs sperm, 40
whale oil. Reports the following ships, viz
May Sd, iIelvelia, Co,tIe, Hudson, 1000 bbls;
7th, Splendid, Luce, Edgarton, 2OJ bbs; WASH
ington, Clark, Hudson, 600 bbls; 9th, Isaac How
land, Swain, New bedford, liOo 10th, Henry
Astor, Rawson, Hudson, $50; Peru, Brown, Nan
tucket 20; Phchix, liussey, do. 1900; i4.h, Pre-
sident. Carthcart, do $50; June 9th, Congress,
Upham, do $50; 18th, VIM. Rotch, Delano, n
Bedford, $50: GOTH Barclny. Barney, Nantucket,
300; Marcus, sherman, n. Bedford, 1850; July
isi, Thvs " iIIiams, Allen, Sionington, 1900;
Mercury, IIaskill, n. Bedford, 1850; 18th Gideon
Rowland. sherman. do. 500; Coral, Sherman, do
$50; Robt. Edwards, IIowIand, Go. $50: 9th,
Magnet, Brown. Warren, $50; Elbe, Whippy,
Poughkeepsie l250 Trident, Stelson, n. Bed
ford, 400; 1lh, J'i;noeon, Bunker, do. $50; Alb
iga. Reynard, do. $50; Sth, Baltic, kcene, Nam
iucket, 4SO Uncas, Clark, Falmouth, $50; Iris,
Coffin, N. Bedford, 80; Eosseau, Luce do. 1900,
May 3lst, At Talcahuna, VIM. T.. Nye, Kiddlc,
do. l50o-Cora. iIinkley, do 1900, Gully Am
azon, Greasy, do, 2200-Amorica, Foger, ilud.
son, 500 iose, Cortland, Nantucket, 1000
Sept. II lth, Pioneer, Russell, N. Bedfnrd, 100,
X. whale, (put back on accoun, Of ice and 10
leave for home in few days.) )-ilth, liydaspe,
Randall do. 1900, Ia. whales-20ilt. Arab,
Russell, do. $50 O-Josephnc, Wex, Nantes, (no
oil,) reported ship Mary land Bon;pus, OF Iavre,
had received some damage by the ice, OF cape
Horn, and had gone into st. Carlos to repair. -
w. Tell, -, iiavre, 650-Oct. ith, lat. 53
80 ;. Jane Prowsc, Branscomb, of Liverpool, 81
days from Liverpool for Lima-Nov, 4th, Arbel-
Ia, EIdr;Jge, P, mouth, no oil-25th, lat 80,
lon 81 30, schr. L. Dorsey, Goodson baltimore.
25 days from Rio Jaueiro for Baltimore Dec. 9,
lat 10 SO y, Ion. 81 ~, ,bareu. Trinidad. Hood,
New Haven, 5 days from New i!aven. for Bar
BADGES.
Iucsaay 3.-Schooner Mary, Carr, from
Baltimore for Providence.
ENTERED.
Ship OHIO, Collia, Pacific Ocean.
CLEARED.
Ship Ohio, Coffin, Nantucket.
Schooner Caroline, Hunt, Mobile
MEMORANDA
At Norfolk, 2}d, schr. Kosciusko, Newport.
The Schr. Hannah, Barker, Of this port, fun.
New Orleans went ashore on the Bar at Tam
pco and dismasled--she had on bourd a car
go valued at S250,0C0.
At Trieste Oct. 9th. barque Richmond, Bur-
roughs, from n. Orleans.
At st. Petersburg Is, ult. schr. Virginia, st.
Clair, from this port.
Arr at New York, 29th ult brig Eliza, Ilol-
brook, from this port
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-01-05
SUMMARY.

! TIE WEATHER.-Yesterday (says the
Boston Patriot of Saturday last,) was the cold
est day of the present season. The Their
mometcr in exposed situations feel one or
two degrees below zero in the morning, and
rose but few degrees during the day
i At Litchfcld, Conn, the temperature was
at 4 degrees below zero on Wednesday
morning.
|! TIE ColS.-It appears from the debate on
the new bill for regulating the mint, that the
new dollar is to be reduced in weight from
4I6 grains to 4l2s, by reduction of the
amount of alloy, and retaining the same
weight of pure silver. The weight of the
cent is to be reduced from l6S grains to l4O
and the half cents in the same proportion.
SILx.-The Nantucket Inquirer gives a
very nattering account of the Silk Company
on that Island-the raw silk and silk cloths
lest nothing by comparison with foreign
goods of the same materials.
I Mr. PoIYDnxrER.-Thc rumor that this
the accident he met with at Nutchcz, proves
to be unfoundcd. A gentleman lately arriv-
ed in Washington from Natchez states that
he was not dead when. he left, but was sup
posed to be recovering.
The VicE PREsIDENCY.-1th has been as
certained from official returns, that Col. John
son has not been elected Vice President
He has received al of the 20l electoral
votes. All other candidates received 147.-
The election now devolves on the Senate,
and Col. Johnson will doubtless be elected.
AS an evidence Of the extent of the wine
and fruit trade of the United States, it may
be mentioned that on the 18th of October last,
sirly fee sail Of American merchantmen got
under weigh and left the port Of Malaga.
The President is said to have received ad-
vices of the capture Of an American mcr-
chairman, by a Mexican cruiser.
The yellow fever was raging at Tampico
lst ut.
The N. Y. Express states, that during the
past year, six hundred stores have been built
in the burnt district; that over five millions
have been expended in their erection, and on
an average full 10000 men have been en-
ploycd.
II is stated that MDE. CELESTE, the famous
dancer, has cleared upwords Of 100000 in
the two years she has been in the country
While she has made $1,000 a week by dane
ing three or four nights, thousands Of dcserv-
ing and Industrious females have been oblig.
cd to ply the needle day aud night for three
or four dollars n week.
The Rev. II. Il. Waterman, of Providence,
has received and accepted an invitation to
become Pastor Of the Fifth Presbyterian
Church formerly under the pastoral care of
the Rev. Doct. Skinner, in Philadelphia.
There was severe gale with snow at But.
flo n. Y. on Saturday week, and fears were
entertained that much damage had been sus.
tained by the shipping on Lake Erie.
The Court of Inquiry at Frederick, Nd. ad-
journed from Friday, Doc. 23d. to Wednes.
day yesterday Jan. 9TH.
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sngfiss, e. Classical school.

VNliE Female Department Of the English
Il aud Classical School, in Mill street, will
be opened on Monday the Goth of Feb. next,
by Mr.. q. y. UNDERw ooD, graduate of one
Of the New England Colleges, who is well
recommended as a scholar, and an able, eX-
pcricnced, and successful teacher Mr. I'm
derwood will teach the usual English branch
es, the Latin and Greek Languages, aud will
furnish French teacher for those who may
desire it.
Eor further Information apply to the SUBJ
scriber. WM GUILD.
Newport, Dec. Goth, 1886.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday. Jan g
CRepored for the Bostoa Pairio.)

At market, 215 Beef Cattle, Including 60
unsold last week. and $50 Sheep.
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle advance has been
realized, and we advance our quotations to
correspond, viz: few yokes extra taken at
81; first quality at so ii 6 IS; second quality
at 5 IS e rs; and third quality at sc a so.
.Sheep.-Very fair prices were realized lots
were taken at S3, 3,25 400, $50, 5,25, and u
few very fine at Sc.
!S,oine.-None at market worth reporting.
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TnE New YEARIN New YoRK.--"At nc
previous scason (says the Evening Star OF
|Iucsduy,) has there been so much visiting
nd interchange Of good feeling as yesterday
which was celebrated as New Years day
|'here was a slight sprinking of snow tho
evening previous, sufficient to serve us M
|pology for few cutters, bells and buffalo
|obes; in other respects, the day was clear
nd cold and was every where kept up in a
lively, spirited, yet becoming manner"
TRIAL OF WHITE for burning the Irea.
|u'y Building. The jury in this case, 10,
being able to agree in a verdict, were dis
charged OH Tuesday, of last week, after being
kept together three days, aud a new trial
Vas ordered. The trial of Harry White,
Prothcr Of Richard, who is charged with the
|anc offence, was postponed by the Court to
thursday, 5th Jan. (this day on his affidavit
hat Il material witness was absent.
The corresponds It of the n. Y. Journal of
Commerce says-"No very positive evidence
AS elected of the prisoners gullt-nothing
(ut his own repeated declarations to his col
|eayues, and some strong clrcuDs'antial tes-
inony. AT the same tune 30 one has any
oubt that he was concerned in the transac-
ION. II is commonly believed that White or
|ome Of his gang were employed to burn the
treasury by The late Mr.. Temple, of Ver-
|iont, who had Jefraudcd it Of large sum by
Prging pension claims. White. it was prov
ID, stated on one occasion, that through his
|rother's mismanagement, he had got but Il
housand dollars by the enterprise. Temple
lid not succeed in his object, as the papers
! hich he wished to destroy were preserved
rom the flames. He subsequently offered a
|ery large sum to IA clerk in the pension Of
Ice, (Mr. Bcal, now captain of the u. s.
|ragoons.) to steal and destroy certain pa
|crs, and to make certain false entries. Mr..
(eal apprised the head OF the Bureau of the
bet, aud an inquiry was instituted, which ai
|er some time, resulted in the discovery of
emple's forgeries, all evidence of which
hight otherwise have remained concealed
brewer. Mr.. Beall was despatched to Yer
Pont with authority to arrest the feion; but
+ arrived too late. Mr.. Temple had recelv-
y letter through the post Office, apprizlng
|in OF the development-Wh hertupon he SHOT
mself Should Whites offer to turn States
|sidcnrc be accepted, he will, he says, devel-
pc a chain Of villanios, now but little dream
ID Of"