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Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-12-30

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Wehave thus, as is our usual wont,
glanced at the plan of the Mirror--a
plan which embraces so many sub
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LETrREs and the FINE ARTS, that it
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Journal has received from the discrimi-
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the Atlantic, than add any thing here ia
furtherance of the claim which the New
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-15

TIE YouSo ENGLISH GrRL AND TIVE Yousc TIA
LIAM CLERK.-The tral of Jane Deans in order 10
certain how she came in possession of half dozen
fine Lsshorn bonnets, the property of Signor Case
Of 81 Exchange street, in the Sessions Court
yesterday. Recorder Rker, who has the whole ofhs
life been devoted admirer of "lovely woman" even
where she stoops to folly" and who cannot bear to
see pretty girl convicted, heard the case and very
much affected he seemed during the testimony. The
principal evidence was that Of the young clerk himself
and we shall here give literally and fully
memory will serve US, I'VE did not take il down in
short hand for the benefit Of all the young clerks in
the city generally, and the young clerks who sleep
in the stores in Pearl street in PARTICULAR that
Miss Deans the pretty ERglish GIRL 10 represented az
second Wildwood. And this 10 not the first time
that young clerks have invited pretty young girls
back rooms in large stores, and sat with them upon
SOFAS and treated them to wine, brandy, oysters,
peaches, &C. &c. We have tho particulars Of several
such cases, which shall appear al an early day. km
10 the testimony IN the present instance, which was
much to the following purpori
Q.-Mr. Claudius Dorr,you have seen Miss Deans
before7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-15

III Mr.. Edwin Creswell Of the Argus s in town.
He has returned recently from his fancy towns and po-
etical villages, situated in Michigan He says-"f we
don't get issue of Treasury notes, will be ruin
ed" No doubt Of il.
Friend Croswe still loves the ladies' in moderate
way--but singularly cnsuga, he has more picty and
whiskers than ever.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-15
ADVERTISEMENT.

UNITED STATES HuNBuG AssocIATIeN No. 90, WALL
STREET-This company prepared receive money
deposit and already issuing their small bills, in which The
public entire confidence as they are well secured
real which has been conveyed in trust
specied fellow citizens Jonathan Juniper and Peter Poo
lus, Esqures Where money depese Is required book
again. only three per per annun will be alowed-but
where the principal required cent per month
will be allowed, payable in cornplas,ers.
The public for the future Danish all idea OF
city money, umbug Association" have established
striking bills enia location In this
city. Applications for depcsis must he made to
RHry THRIFTY, Eso Secretary II. = VI. A.
N. B.-wanted few dollar k~es.n Apply as above.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-15

IT Some rascal attempted 10 publish in the Her.
add as married, lovely young lady in Bridgeport
MissP. s, but he was defeated He published it in
several other papers. We trust the friends of the
young lady may ferret him out and give him duck
ing As to Miss s. mean to call and see her. before
ne Gets married.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-15

None PoLITIcAL MovEaESrs.-I.ast evening the
"0ld Mems Committee met at Tammany Hall
James N. Wells, Chairman, Charles c. SANFORD, Sc
cretary for the purpose Of preventing the great pub
lc meeting called next week by the young men, and
probably for taking measures TO arrest the ten
dency to locofocolsm which now prevails in Tamma-
ny Hall.
There was a terrible row. fighting, quarrelling, call
ing each other names, bu, what particular course
wall be pursued is yet doubtful the exact birth
place of Homer. We should not be surprised to see
an effort made by the bank conservatives to Dust the
Iocofecos altogeiher-to take the hall to themselves
and to shut il up entirely on the night of the APP
preaching public meeting. The ownership of Tam
many is with the banks and their adherents. 1t is
also probable that they may buy out the remaining
shares held by the ocofoco ysung mems committee,
and give them pay in gold and silver, rredeemable
paper money. The deposite banks who have an in
tere-t in putting down the locoocos ought to subscribe
the annexed sums, and buy out the radicals, bag
and baggage scrip and scrippage;"-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-15

u When is the Exploring Expedition to start ?
Mr. Reynolds whar are ysu aboutl Has the lad.
Secretary flung her petticoats over youl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-15

Isaac Bronson, with the help of the Superior Court
at arms length. When is the case to be decided
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-15

gT Refuse all shihplasters--they are Satans cur
rency.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-15

~ Abolition is almost dead and buried. Peace
TO its ashes.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-15

f1r The officers Of Congress need not send me
any orders for papers unless they send the cash.
will not trust any department Of bankrupt govern.
ment abomua,e credit do a cash business.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-15

II The opening of Centre street is making grea
progress
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-15

New BusINEss.-We refer our business readers IN
the south to the advertisement in another colamn o.
Mr.. JOHN GILBERT, No. l56 Pearl street. up s'afs'
will be perceived that Mr. G. intends to start on
new tack-to begin new SYSTEM by the operations
of which the trade and the exchanges OF the SCUM
and the north may be revived and rebuilt without the
Intervention Of banks of any kind
Hereafter we have no doubt new current OF ac-
tual trade will set towards New York, which will
make il more than ever the emporium OF the western
world BY the atroclous management OF the banks,
all the exchanges of the country have been broken up
or advanced such usuous runous rates as to make
il an utter impossibilty to transact any business at
profit 1t is now thrown upon the shoulders Of cur
young merchants, whose energy and enterprise have
not been Frustrated by the late revulsion, 10 recon-
struct the whole commercial machine and to shew
the nation that, in the action of the exchanges, the
the faithless, arocious, usurous banks can be en-
trely dispensed with. The Intercourse of the north
and the south has been interrupted for atime-but we
haveno fears gifts long continuing in such state Of
ruin and dilapidation
In relation to Mr. Gilbert can speak from per-
scnal knowledge. He has served long apprentice
ship 10 business-he is a native of the south-famllar
with its and pecullartesto which he also
adds long experience in this city.
We ought to encourage business, energy, enterprise
and effort in these days of gloom and political mad
ness
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-15

# Webb's fooleries have done more injury 10 his
party, than all the other accidents put together.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-15

FJ Miss Clifton has done more COED TO VILLAS
tragedy, than he has done 70 her
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-15

TbysbW N SbihpIesuH. IctV0V
This we conceive would be the simplest way Of
putting down the locofocos. No doubt they would
then all clear out of Tammany Hall and leave il to
the conser natives.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-15

Why would not the Park do for the great ocoscco
meetng7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-15

u canno, accept any more invitations to din
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-15

II Mss "CorneIias" communication on Homo
psthia, has been Neglected, for want Of time. VIVA,
would shs7
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-13

Here therefore, are the reasons place before you
against any increase Of rent As to Champagne and
Chateau Margaux, and Soirfes and segars, and bill
hard tables and riots and rows for my family l do
not the arclesbutI suppose that arises from my
being mechanic and not a rich fellow. Yet as
sure you, sir, that we poor people have feelings and
though you would hardly believe il, we have some re-
igion too. We canEot indeed make presents Of bas-
kets of champagne and brooches the parson or the
parsons wfe-nor do build churches, nor kneel on
cushioned pews But If you saw my wife, my two
boys, and my two grown up girls, kneeling down on
Sunday morning, after have read chapter out Of
the Bible do not think you would find il in your heart
10 double the of the Kingdom Of Heaven to US if
you had the letting Of hereafter. am happy how
ever to find, by the Bible, hope do not offend you
refer to such questionable book) that few of
the landlords of this world will have the letting Of the
mansions in that place Of rest and happiness. We
happen to be all placed footing Of equality in that
undiscovered country, which is certainly grea, mer-
cy to us poor people.
trust and hope you will reconsider the decision
you have made, and not turn the last upon us.
Do give US a chance for life. My two grls one s
fifteen the other twelve, endeavor help me along
without any of those dresses from Paris you talk Of
They are content with the simplest clothing and as to
"Cupds and Auroras" never use the article in eur
famly-we always prefer plain beef and pork even
at its present high price,
I am, sir, respectfully, yours,
JOHN SMIrH, JuN.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-13

nihcent description. Only limited number Of tickets
have been issued-about two hundred in al. On Sat-
urday we understand that SO to $50 was offered for
single tickets. II will be unquestionably the most
splendid thing Of the kind that gotup in New
York.
The committee is formed Of several young baehe-
lors, who have caught the mantle as il was falling to
pieces, before the wand Of Hymen, when the former
committee lost caste and became married men,
They have certainly surpassed their predecessors, and
or lis point, speak from personal knowl-
edge Ladies prepare for tomorrow, and we CoiGeures
of Maiden Lane and Broadway be quick and expedi-
tous in your operations tomor0w-cut your stories
short and don't detan Julia or Elizabeth too long.
The young bachelors ball in Tammany Hall is also
very neat and tasty concern. We have not seen or
learned their preparations, but we have no doubt,
they will meet the occasion with proper spirit and
tone.
RENrs.-The following letter has been handed in to
us, as being the reply Of John Smith, Jr to Peter
Pauldng, Esq. on the subject of house rents which
we published last Saturday. John Smith certainly
tells his story with some force and point.
New YORK, 4th Feb. 1887.
Sir: am a mechanic, and one of four who hire
of the person who takes the whole of your house
in my name but for our general use. The reasons
you give for advancing your rent are no doubt very
strong. will not contradict them, because know
you have college education, and understand every
thing about argument man, also, who owns three
four houses and has large amount of bank stock,
must Of course be better reasoner than such one
as l am, who have to work for living. The posses
sion of few hundred thousand dollars, got by hook
or by crook, matter how, has wonderful effect in
clearing The reason and purifying the mind, to
enable one TO multiply and add with great accuracy
particularly wheni is to add and multiply in the mat
ter Of rent.
will not, therefore dispute your reasons, but
will beg permission to furnish you with statement OF
the reasons with us your tenants, that ought not
TO pay any additional rent. If you, and the flour deal
ers and the fuel dealers and the meat Dealers and ALL
persist in their conduct would most respectfully ask,
what am / 10 do? How can get living for my
starving family, six in numberl could but just live
in 1885, when had to pay the following prices for the
necessaries Of life, and worked TO sne dollar fifty
cents psr day;
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-13

CLEAHED.
Ship Maria Christians, vess pavans Moer opp~neimer
gonant Belts, 81 Johns N B. Rival Meckcf, Pladelphs
bls Brown Charleston Buckley Ayrcs stsuar
Ch.rssson. Tnlhs. Hsr schr esnjamin Gather smith.
W Pratt; Ro q, Bcane Mobile, ,. Ewei iacpld Bovine T.
wilmington. N O.. Olivia Breckc Hopkins Petersburg =
ARRIVED.
ship OBJ Jane walker white Liverpool Dec "a, with mdse In
Brander. Murray, Gsllseher Loot snis &c passage
ndxe to Richardson a McCobb 49, - -
ship Philip ist skesscn Canton Rreakwaer ios days,
Bsst Ephrses, Emccn Of Bucksport from Apalachico rs
Brit oh bark venfu wilson Liverpool days. with Edze
Dark Cutter Lincoln, Genoa Dec D. with rndze order.
brem bark Charo tic, Hohofst Bremen with dze to Mol
Brsh brig Isa Non Dundee days, with mdze Wood.
Biz Msssachuse Mckenzie Of wimingon,N c. from Gab-
Bns Henvy Ridcou Of Brnsw,ch Me from Fesandnc with
Brig Charles Carol Hoas st. Marks 10 days with cotton to
master
sclm Manche ter Him kley, Bsston. lsdsys
schr Thomas Williams, ireland Washington N. c. days,
seha Cs,ore saith wilmington days. with naval
Sc r. pasamsr 0sdsn, Eas'po,t, sdsys
Orlsans Morris Jscmel Days, with merchandise 70 r.
sxiI En- sbps Pecolus, Wise, Mobile, Quebec He,s~d.
London; Indiana, Doane, hpaach cos
MEMORANDA.
The ls;s Roanc Pere ChsHe roa months
md 10 aays with mdse Lenbon Co. was stranded
r;re beach miles Of Patoouge has BIZ
scd and will prob bly be lost The cargo he saved IL
weather god The and have landed
safe.
or ABR is entirely clear Of and also Long island
sound Navigation into and through the sound by teacas
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-13

FnArxrtr TpxArar.-Ths house has been doing
a great business during the last week. with Fasstus,
which Is an excellent piece and very clevcry got up.
We understand il is 70 be played every nigh, this
week, with varsity ofotheI en.er'smmen's those
~. Our limits win not admit Of giving just descrp
ion. We can only say that tho characters are oil
well pcrsoaifed; the scenery Is splendid in the ex
IRENE, the machinery OF mage changes the dresses
sye and reflect credit upon the artists and the ma
nacemcnt The original and beautiful music by Shor
and Bishop, is Of itself ample remuneration for an
evenings visit to this well regulated little establish
ment.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-13

II We have several communications on the SUBJ
ec of rents of stores down town. which we shall at
tend to in day or two.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-13

5 LATEST FROM ELoaIDA-We have received from the
Office of the Mobile Morning Chronicle Feb. Sd, by
Express Mail, the following important, Information =
"By the arrival of the steamer Champion, yesterday
morning from Pensacola, we learn that the Cutter
Jefferson, but three days from Tampa arrived there
aboat the time of her departure; bringing the inte
geuce that Abraham and Jumper, the notorious Semi
mole Chiefs, had been capured-that Oseola had fled
to the South with but few followers whittier they
were pursued by Gen. Jessup."
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-13

From ALBASY.-Complaints charges and allega-
tons against the banks, from all parts of the state,
crowd the egislature-bu the Committee of Invcsti-
CATION does nothing, and will do nothing.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-13

From WAsHINoroN, there is nothing of any conse-
quence. Not law has yet passed. The public land
bill has passed the Senate-thats all. The House
has issued an attachment against Whitney They
will make great man Of that fellow fthey do not let
him alone
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-13

day on the sssolutien q censno Or Mr. Ad9ms; and
n the Senate letter by Gsp Jackson addressed 10
~. cuSncun, and complaining " language used by
INN IN debate was read by the Secretary Ii is sim
10 such Senator But it will be published and You
Will zee il in day 0sfwo and therefore it is scarcely
necessary to send you abstract off, lament The
condition of my country.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-13

The learned Alderman merely quoted The ,aoc,a-v ehave
given the whole quotation from FgNt for the Of
o. readers.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-13

HowERY, THEATRE.-The lovers of spectacle and
broad grns will procure themselves treat by yisno
me bowery this evening Hermann, the fatal oath
and olhelio, or the jealous Niger, most laughabe
lavesty, are The pieces selected for performance
a e,s comedy, ghosts and Bengal fire. Something 10
5e every body-eyery body then should endeavor to
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-13

WALL STREET A FIsH MARKEr.--A crowd was col
lected round cart in Wall street on Saturday, which
contained what the owner called salmon. He sold his
fish fast as he could. The brokers crazy after
the article. Had been at the regular fish Market not
one would have been purchased.
Wall street is an admirable fish market, and gene
rally has plentiful supply especially in Aat-sh and
sharks.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-13

n WILLARD, one of the managers Of the National
lnssts takes his benefit this evening He gives, for
SPangled Banner," ia which Scott, Mrs. Flynn, and
Mr.; Amherst, from the London Theatres, appear
and by way of afterpece, the popular and SPLENDID
Equestrian Spectacle, which has been drawing crowd.
ed houses nightly since its first production
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-13

RARA AvIs-A New ORLEANS PuN.-The follow
ing is taken from New Ore ans paper, and may be
placed, side by side, with the puns of Philadelphia
Mr.. Gallatin is decidedly the greatest fnancier
in Wall street. except Mr.. Delafed and myself I
have not begun to shave yet, but shall soon"
Bennett
When you do begin, you'll find wide field for the
exercise Of your labours, only take care not to fall
into some unseen dell Should you venture out in
deep water, be sure to keep your iatecn galley in
trim, else shall be prepared to hear of year having
pone 10 the nall
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-13

A SoIREE.-A very elegant one was held at fash
ionsbe Broadway School, few days ago, and really
the young ladies appeared like many little sylphs,
ore,heral beings. One in particular with dark hair,
dark eyes and beautiful figure, captured every heart
DO you dine every day on liver, my love7" said lady
to her mot exactly, madam" said she, with arch
smile After walizcs, cotlIions, and gentle gallo
psde they had very pretty supper but yet not bit
q hver was to be seen. Every thing was nice and
delicate.
The liver is kept for days Of study--not gala days
BssErr.-Mr. Simpson, the manager of the
Park theatre, takes a benefit ton;ub, If = man of
talent-a good mana respectable mon-a man If
business-and a gentleman, in every sons. of tho
word deserves bumper, il is Edmund s,rnnsop az
the Park theatre
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-13

pressman on Saturday found
check of $780, in Wall street. drawn by Prime,
Ward & Co. 1t belonged to Mr. Rogers, merchant
The finder went TO Prime, Ward & Co.'S waited ill
Mr.. Rogers came there and pat it into his hands
"Theres one dollar" said Mr.. Rogers to the printer,
for your honesty" BY this transaction appears
that honesty is much cheaper in Wall street, than
stocks, cornering, or shaving.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09

chy OF Richmond, aud is plastrrrr by tradc.- Also,
JOhN MAYS, recruit ot the luitcd States
Army, who deserted from the same rendeH.
'ons on the 10Th ocmbcr, lS37.-Said recruit Is
" years OF aye, has dar, eyes, dark halr aud dark
complexion. is feet inches high horn IN Anhci 81
coun y, III the State OF Virginia and is abonrrr b,
profession. $50 reward will be pad BY t, IN.
drrSgned for le apprehension aud delivery of clthri
oil the above named deSeriers--SG0 tor both.
GEORGE {. lllTfER.
CAPT. CD regiment hitaifH
HerrHif"s OGeer.
l,ynclburg. October 50 Is
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EDGE2 kAE1aski.
GhpGh, GG0fIS fcE StkEHl.

FG'ilE subscribers invite the attention Of the public
d Heir stock OF Goods, which is large, and will
be offered at such prices cannot fail 10 please.
either by wholesale retail Persons waning good
and cheap Goods will find it to helr interest to cali
aud examine, are determined to sell cheap for
Cash. SAML NOWLIN & son.
opposite Past ODicc,
Oct. so AZ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09
FACTORY STOCK FOR SALE.

,u,o be sold NJ public auction. on Friday the lo
ms. SKI, Shmcs of The l.Nnchbur. Cotton
Factor, Stock. The rllccoi sale Will be made kno"t
l., .rudin. round thu Ecll.
November Il ~
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CENTRAL.
rcnECs-JT SDgEET'S'.

,,,tlr rx.curlye Committee OF tins Society, will
laid mre1inc Al the NirCi,iian Office, on We'd
ns,da, the 18Th inst. Ap"ncu' a'iend,nc@ IS de-
,.J ~ mater, OF Importance will BE- before the
(o,n,uiitr".
\uy,ulbrr & ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09
lIE.EI'L bs.n0LI.S.S,

OUR assortment Of Goods for Servants Winter
~ Wear is large, Of superior qualify and very
cheap. Country dealer. viii dnd it to their adya-
taec to give us call, determined 10 offer
them superior inducements 10 purchase.
MARTlN,W WARD & DAVIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09
MOVIE.
Jsr'sS, 81 ARD Il, ss5VIS.

W N L removed their establishment to the House
3 4 recently occupied by Dir L. b. Noveil, oppo-
site Mcssrs. H. y. Richards \ Co Hardware Store,
where they respectfully invite their friends and the
public to give tllem call, and examine their iarcr,
excellent and very cheap assortment OF DRA
GOODS, &c. &c. to which they daily making
very interesting additions.
October % IS
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FOR fss,s e,

NJ immediate possr>sioD .tti', good DIV tilin :,
n li'ise aud we'll iNrd lot. Federal Hill, la;c
y occupied by Mrs. lancey. Apply 10
JOHN NJ. GORDON,
-;et. tor Mrs. Leuisa Logan.
November u
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SIZE s'.!.n,E fspEE.S.

~ y the 9lh of November immediately after the
~ sale ofile BoTETorRT SpRi>Gs. | shall offer.
AT public auction, number OF likely Slaves, At the
same place. Purchasers would do we'll to attend.
llEZEkIAll DAGGS.
Botetourt, Oct 80 IDS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-09

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Olire OF the
- Inc ut superior Court OF Law aud ChpmegS, i thr
county Of Amherston MondA tn iti do, ofStpt,0he l
lhoma' faiIdr, Plaintiff,
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4 Ll persons indebted 10 u,, are hereby notified
A 10 MAKE payment without delay; a. it is not in
Our power 10 give longer lndalcenc.
DiNhLE x RUMBOUGu
October 10 Is