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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-10-27
u n oas 9NubItfutrr.

elifatstb gdert, (QRntme bes thrsIi6
oeritOrbenen ccSatob Gdert in Carton
bstunoet ibrs Sreunoe uno be(oneets bic
selosnoen,-oae Ns porratbis bat, uno
beftdnSis auf 3ano bdtt--eiue 9lu6mabg
Der @alben. Mrtureu uno anesrer qlr,-
nepsn, bic Sefaster Saeob @6srs t,it 10
9'Hdtt6enn erfOIse uno gutter lRirtuns
5ur Qs'tuna bon Ouetfbunsen. 8srren,
tunsen, @beumatietn, goIoAeer. Sane=
tDurm' Sranr, Bsrbrhbung, Oerbren=
rune, a!ten QRunosu &c. an,ursnpeu
pFeste,-mel6e fs aus 81 ,pabsn eey.
ttsbt' u. anmeilunS fur osren 0strapn
eebeu sDiro. 9ie bdIt ebenfalle Elm u,z
feblbares QeiImIttss fir bae ss!be lafI1er
in pferosn;-aue rpeIehe Nrausurp ae ~
biatSea preiitn pereapft Jbre QDcbnur,s
TT cine 1bate psitIi6 .. Sobn @iaytS
Sadfenl1nieoe chop, nabs am 0alid.
en- @nee Der Euseararas Snaee.
Canton Mdp 81. 1897.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-10-27
Oefeutlicbe QenOue,

Miro auf 6rsYtas oeu stsn Ofopember
auf Dem QBobupIabs reS perttorbeneu 5.
Noue in perrp 2eun1dip, 4 MsiL lno
bltII6 BON Weniuon 9ebaIten, oupo fol-:
seuoes Gieeatbum an ben MeittbIesenoen
gum Dertaufe ausseieBt me1oeu miro,
ndinIib:
9pferoe uno Spferps9e(birr, &ibe,
jung 9leb, S6weine, 'pflgs,
g9se, cine Wtnomlble, mslssn
bepm Nulbeli ! erpber 8rennteC
GeL troGene floor Dcorb, WieOer
SoarD, poplar Boar0, Elm Men-
&c poplor u. Gtdene Sdabl6de
an Der Sd9mibls, Q Sefeu uno
Nob, l Mantel l1br, l gswsbr,
SeusrbunOe, uebIt elmer Menee
paue unb &h6enserdtbe, 3u sreitIdufs
;u benamen.
Der Dertauf miro um 10 llbr 9. 81.
anfansen; ; mann uno no geb6rise qb=
tpartuu8 uno eIa gutter @reo it eegsben
meroen Diro bon
0<icolaus Stump.
@rseutOr be(aster 9iuterIaflsnf6aft.
Sct. II. 1887. b.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-10-27
Gnt(ouf9n noer 0eGph(cn.

gntIisf ODER muroe seltobIsn pom GrsD-
tag auf sonfas [pom 7. bis 8. OesObes]
am Dirtb5paule pee prn. 6. &remsr, in
Canton, cine b auns Wdbre nlt eiuem
itumpeu s6won5, 5ni(6en 12 uuo IA
Sabre alt, nit elntm ueu setatterteu eat
tel, batte an cine 8Iinoba!fter nit eif fener
Sette. Stseno le,nanD Der mir NabriobI
Don ibs siett, 70 oaB i6 1e nieoer erbaI
ten tann, fol- gut 8eIOprt ypsroeu. Nad:
ribt fam in ois(er Nrudsrep, an @br
Eremet6 MmtbobaA6 Ooer beD Dem I'm:
teri6tiebeuen in GaaooIpb, VOrtase ~.
9sIaNen meroen.
S9no; &6ni9.
Oct. u. 1887.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-10-27

Nn SlwTuerEeute ono VQumel!!er.
$50 Ssts-beRs fyan5bi,fets DobsIn.
200 oo.-asortirte Nouloins- DO.
$40 oo.-3uno uno Dobh0obeln.
60 oo.--paneI une Seosrbbbel Sess
bobeIn une fat Isoe gatIuns 9Otcln ins
Gebrautbe. = .t@...
glep: maasen [eIn neuer artiieI] uno
SautanftIsr. ~ E i
Shelton, peas uno ep's Con, ipriuss
paneI: uno 9aucfdssh.
A5tIfon' 6. g. 90 beife ho
Barber uup grssn 30 %
Mmbss 30 DO
@ultltablue GenOuFigsn fur Srdmers.
8laue tt,itgifenrn6en 30 .. 1870 3pa.
QoI3 u. @'rfeIsSdssn, 9anobeile, 8eiIe.
NdgeI= uno auoere Artsn 1dmmsr, 8 ed=
(eL @i(srne, tdbIerne uuo b6lserne Min=
fslmaee, Suei6mae, Winoslbobrer nit
Sits. Speiben uno anoere sbnetousfz
fer, Don 6-12 3otl, BUbrer, Nsisel, ,e.
neb{t auen anoern QIrtsn BON lBeressua,
ale 3u Den mbsli6f nieorissu Wreifsn
ant 9artenpaaren gtobr BON
games Sobnlon II. g..
4Bsftle,ts am Gana..
Naffosn Aug. S. 1887. ST..
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-10-27
8 f entli DE % e,noue,

- " e.n ~ " IS e n 0 u {,
QEiro auf Samfas ben 11ten Jlobember
am Npobnbaufe beg untsrfbriebenen in
Canton eeba!ten meroen, -aI1tpo folsenoe
&rtifel an ben Weif1bistsnoen absef6la=
gen neroen, r1dn;Ii6: 49,.
2 Nfsroe. 'Vferoteefbirr, 1ESut,
S6weIne, 2 Bdseh 9 Bureaus,
A. Mantel uhren l eelDene 2epin
llbr, 8 (ilberne llbren cal, beptn
Ddrrel, 4 0efen, &obpfen, cine
Mense Sbinbeln ,lnD Soarb, g
S6littem 8stte unD Renlfeuen,
ino cine Mense anperer pauss II. Gid=
enaeratbe ~ nrsitlduha 81 benamen. y
Der 9erfauf tpiro lin 1Ollbr 9. M.
anfanaer, mai uub no Die 8eoingnug-
esu telannt reroen ppt
j, Z. sgassSs;s - ~
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-10-27
81 { ue s. liter.
Sct. II. 1887.

Der lluterl0riebsne bat (osben .. Neu
Dcrf erbelten uno erbfnet, Elm auaemeis
nes dhcrtiment Don
6erbit un0 QDintersQBoorent
beitebeno in breiteu 10bern, AaIemiers
Sotinetts, fraus6Nlbe uno ensIifbe Me=
rinps, Merino uno blatirte Sba,pls, Elm
suses afortimeut, Damen Beaver Qtte,
Elm aHortiment Don &appeu scn gutter
qualitdt, 9tiefel uno S6ube, @roen= II.
@Iaemaaren, OfeupOrfer 9(dseI BON allen
Sorren, beYm Wfuno ooer SaB. S6neioe=
meareu, Qartepaaren II. Gradeneu.QBaa:
rem.
QlQe jeue, speI6e serue ben Mertb fir
ibs 9eIo bdtten, weroen mpbl tbun an
surufeu, uno fir .1i6 feIbIt 3u unterlu6-
en-. Nufet an 8. 3. Veders = Stobr, aes
Iesen an Der inobltliben gds oes Marfts
Disreds, eeraoe bInuoer .. DOc. Gappee.
in Der $tube Die tar3Ii6 a!S QutftObr, pon
81, uno s. Burger sebrauHt wurSe 100
ibr 8hter fnoen percet, fsbr mpbIfesI
fur 8aarselo, sanoe6prcoutte Oosr suten
greoit.
.. g. pefer.
&GY1fNn Srf II 1897 7S tf
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-10-27

Gbret BIZ SEaueu. fle 0lsbten Ii. Websn,
Qimmlif9e gfofeu inc neiIbe Qebeu,
6lsebten Der 9iebe tes|adenbes DanD.
Serb eiroth e.t,
9'm 2siten biefeS, curb 9. Dunbar,
Ga. Qr. y eter W et bio Su UeifI
6 lifo betb Grant, beibe Don bic
fsr gtaot.
90snn 5~ep einanoer Iiebeu ftin,
lno afrne oft bsYiammen fsvn,
9o it's am betten aue5sit,
Stibt lang genart init Der 0Odseit.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-10-27
O} orftprei(e.

@antpn uno N a u.-GIaur
Sc IS SalS S325-s co; Maisen 81;
@Osaen uno NelIbtOru 62l pafer 81 ;
&!eeTaamen S4 so; Sla6tlaamsn 81 !;
Sbiuesn l2a Butter l2t llnlbIin 12s;
2Dbisfs ST. .; NeiBffh SIS; WidereI $40.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-10-27
Neuer @tltnwaarens Sspbr.

" 9teuer @tlentpaarensSt tcbr.
Die tlntersuseuen, canfbar fhr Die
bieber senofene libsrals CUNT, tsfun.
ben lbte Srsunoe une eae publitum, il
Start, uno ben ansrenssnoen @auntiss
Dag fte ibrsn sonmetsortatb bon
gtlsntpaaren, 6ono, ,Bsrfseusen
uno Sbnetoenaaren &c. ,c. Il
erbalten uno erbfnst babsu,-wpcur6
fe Fb in stane srfest isbsn Dem Sub.
liium bas SrbBte unb bette MIertimenl
{ d ~ erer0 ater. sUslf.Maasen
.e. an5ubieten. rrelbes j in oiefsm 2be,s
le oes Staates anseboten ,poro en-. q,at
mslbe mir su een mbsli6lt nisbrisnsu
pteIen abisssn.s... -:$ ....'s
Games Sebnlon Il. Go.
@sffeils an Canal.
4N4 CO. RsHnAe Gf..~ a. rcHWHas.s4s ~ a xEA
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-10-27
g q 6fro 9 { n.
$50 1T Gotbarlno Beittl ?


8eia9te @atbariua mar inn Sribjabs /
1885. in gleuelouo --bev einem enslliberr
5sder, gamens 8IIIiam Som Der nm
Oettern ienes JabreS Don @lepeIano nte
nab @anaoa 5oS, uno oaB Utab6enoa
mails II 5ebre alt, nit lt6 nabm. DOr
oOrt |OlI er pieoer nab Detroit ee3og,n
iepn. SsoO6 1T es oem @uoeSbenann
TN Natsr oeS Wdo6en5. tyoB allen
JtahfOcfhurssn, bieber nod nl0t &c
mnssn' 3uuerIdnise &uuoe BON eem bIs
oerlgen uno 9e9enpdrtisen S6I6laIe unt
AnFentbalte feiue6 &inoes su erlau9en.
Ssoer Der ibm otsle &unoe-ooer fol
be 9ta6rl6t rnistbeilen tann, Die auf ibre
spur leltet,-niro our6 folob meniben:
freuno!i6e Gbat, I6 oa6 Qsrj bsFilm,
merter GItern-far immer psrpFi6tsn.-
SEisfe aoorefire man an
c}obn Seitel.
Htoerpool .. g., Weoiua So. 3.
Sept. 90. 1887
2eutE6e 8latter NIT benen pir web=
'e!H, meroeu esbeten obi9es einiss Mal in
tire reEp. SIotter ein5urhden.
$50 if Saeob DeBmaiI aus 9lbeinbep=
ern. 9Intrcrt an @atharina MeiBmauu
in DItt6burg.
$50 if peter Rob aus ocmbura elm
Slsrbrauer uno Mattin Saeob aus Ntel=
'uneen Elm Sbufter. Nutnort an Nbeins
Daro Steder in Qutsburo, Wo.
9Bo 1T 8ernbaro Qieobeener aus We=
betr11, IN MefpbaIeu. Qlutmort All Maria
@bpplfus, Detroit, Mi6iaan.
Mo 1T Dlartin uuo 50einri6 Quoria
|paEr, auS 3risIteu, &beinfreis gapern.
9lntmort an SafOb Varr, care Of Qlnoreas
Saper, T mice bOuIe .. 3. QamiItOn
g.. Sbic.
4NO 1T $. 8. Gnberlin uno Sar1iIie.-
AnmOrt an SObn s. 9auber, WewsDa1b:
iuston, @Iarf 60. Snbiana.
SDo 1T Sacob 8rad, aus B6ben, Gan=
ton 9'rsau 6Gpeis, alnttporr an MiIj
Suianna 8rad in Vbilaoelpbia.
0Do 1T 0ecrse Sett, aus Qlppenrco in,
OroBbsrsoathum Soften Darmfaot.-
Q!ntm. an Sobn 8ett, core Of Mr. Wfau
Cincinnati, Shio.
Bo 1T Saeob Gbmio ucn Deserfloen,
Stanton 9Irsau, S6weis. QIntrp. an Sobr
S9mlo, care Of @oprao Boiling, Gineiu
| matt, Obic.
@o 1T Inna m. eieberin, aus SopIs:
bau(en am 0lsder Sberamt Suls &5nia.
rerb Martembers. Mntmort an Qlnna
poI6srin, pittsburg, Wa.
8o if 2Iuoreas 8urfbarote. GiFbab
8eBirf 3ur5ad, SantOn 9rsau, S6mei5.
9lntp. an s an5 e 8urfbarot, care Of 9.
seribo, @bambereburs, pa.
| Dur6 9. 9. BsGe(b6f's
2IooreB= uao Nabwei1un96:8ureau 30.
9, 8reao Ctr. philadelphia. tperben fol-
ssnoe 9psrlonen autseiu6t. German
Sterlbs, sebIrtis aus 11tbIeoe, QImts
9a9en Rbnisreiob 0annuper.
Sobann 9tboenb6ber, Sobu oes W1nl:
lers @obeub6ber. aus peppsubeim an Der
Sereitrafe, @rceber5c9tbum QeGsu.
&S0 81 81 Il 4, 1,n
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-10-27

-. @tlen unO Stahl.
Suniata 9eroIltes uno Sebaiflertes giIen
lsoer @rbee. p. - ~ -.
5bpeoifdbss u. runiI6es DO. 30 II.
Runifbe selfaneeu, beY Der Gonue
ODER anbere. %A:..,:~..s >, ~.
SuBfabL fade u.4edise stanaen Don
5anoerion, 8rhoer uno Cos gabrif.
OoppeIter Sbeerens %. 90.
Seoerltabl %. bo. DO.
Ieutlber %. 90. DO.
@rDwip'S %. DO. %.
gnsliiber uno Nrneticanifber Sliifers
5tabl,su babea am gilenmaaren @tpbr
bon &S. s5...... " e;>7,s.22. {; j. L. -. !
~. Janles 9obnfon u. SO.
X 54 } Ms{t{eife am Canal.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-10-27
Welle na6 Seutl0lan0.

Nelie na0 Seutl6l0no.
Qr.Q in oerer befunoet oaS Vub=
llfum oa6 ct biz Den 1ften, fOmn,enoen
9prlL superldnis,-ieins frlber beab:
llebtiste Neile na6 Gsutfblano antreten
miro. @r tpiro Dtieie IL. ionlt's 9luftrdse
ioernsbmen. MIL itb aber ui6t mitWU!l:
mabten beIaltissn. Sein
W irt bous,
iff oaber 5u Bertaufeu ooer perreuten tpie
es 2iebbabern sufeben mag. Die &C.
bduoe ftno gut uno lisaen in Der beiten ii.
eefbaTtreibfen Sage Der Staor MaGl!:
lon, nabs al, Canal. Ser Jooff III &C.
tdumiS, Der 8ruaneu pom beiten a1aNes
nit beoeftem 8runneubaule, Die Sbsue
uno Stauuu8 sroB uno neu,-uno i.ber
baupt oas .9au5e i'm befen 3ultaupe.-
Man erfrase pas 9ldbere an Srt uup
Steue bep =. 9lnoerer.
Maitlon, Sept. 90. 1857. 15:5M
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-10-27
Neue 9iter j.! Slsue G}atsr I!
Canton Mdp 81. 1887,

Jseue 8hter j.! 9lsue Ohter I! !!
Die 1uter3eidbaetsn babeu foebsu sxs
halten uno ettfnet, an ibrer alter 2aae,
2 Ihhrsn reft S. osn. 8tad's 1Birt6ss
bans gum Sbile oes @Iods, ibssn 0Ors
ratb BON 49,.
Srlbltnas un0 Soif,ey-W aurer.
Bel6s i1s beym 0soesn uno &lsiusu
sum rfaufe, aut fold sute 9ebinsurs=
sn anoietso, rte irsene stu anbeses Sta.
blitsnsnt, spsfIib Der 0sbirse. ssr
Worrat5 entbaIt cine aueen,e,nr eiusrabg
BON frsn5off1sn, snslifbsn ano ansri.
tenifbsn
Srodsnsn qBaaren, Specereptn,
9str6nfs, pcrcslan, Sbns,oes
tDarsn, &c, &c.
atle srel6e fs sntfb!ci7en Fno sieI
treblfs'tsr 3u rer!aufsn, ale ie jeis csn
lesten Sabreu usrsauft tpotsen. aIye
tsne. ueI9e Datter, eper, s,,mp.u, TN
ldbl'tt Ma6s, 2!rpfe!5 uno Vf, ftbeus.
S6niseIn, une irssno etwas fonft Ser,
s6uf,bes baeen, sperpsn ,pcbI sbus ben
Bsriaeb bep ibnsn III MAIDEN. Die.
psI6e oas "abte DING" babsn. .ressen
Die Oater 81 lol6sn preife fnosn,--bas
cine uSeSbrIe" Dor Tye,,esn
aafiprlnst srtnn f. aurufsn tep
Meysrs g. e,rsessr.
Jane s4. s37 2n.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-10-27
$50 8e elDh nuno.

y II U u "
Oa ms'n @bemanu, @briftian GtGert,
MIDI bier heimIicb uerIai1sn II. alien &lsi=
oen Setten uno Gele mitsenommin,b bat,
70 aebe ttb Obise 8elobuung Dsmtenise H.
Der t,1lr cenie!ben nit Der mir entw NOE
ten eheeten uno Geloausfnbis r,,s6t 1t.
5nsadbtlnst.
o, Maria X Ge0ert.
Wlttsbur9, Oct. 9. 1887.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-10-27
gntloufeue 9)ldbreu.

gnttoufene 81 dbren.
Bor uusefabr 9 Wonaten perliefen fta
3Dep Wdbren pom Der Mcbnuns oes In
ter5Oeenen, in 6euball, Start @auntp,
Die cine, cine sroBe helbraune, nit einem
Iansen 2eibe, fablen Gsfbte, langsu
Sbwan5e, 5umeilep etipas Iabm in ibrem
re6ten poroerfuBs, III etma s Sabre alt.
Die ancere 1T oantelbrauu, 3niIben 70
nno IL Sabren alt. ibwer sebaut uabe
an Is pano bod, bat Elm fables 8eRbt,
bat etipas speiBes an einsm Der 0inter-
faBe, unS 1T Elm uaturliber Crater. 81
nise perfou. spslbe Mdbreu aufnimmt,
nuo Nabribt ertbei!t 100 iie 81 baesu fno
lcl lbbu belobnt tpesoeu. :@.... { -
T. -. Wibaet Gutapfl.
4 Eenodll, QIas. 81. 1887. ~ I 114w.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-10-27
Sine fremoe 0roue Mdbre,

glne fremoe Vr0ue Wdbre,
8efnoet fi6 felt oem gs. Sulp auf
Dem WobnpIaee BEG llnteri1riebeneu d
Weil weftlib bon Canton. an Der WaItls
Ion StraBe. Sic bat Merfmale am linfen
.5oiaterbaden, 1T uneefdbr 1O--1g Sabr
alt. Ser Gi9uer fam i.e trieeer erbalren
rpent, sr feiu Gisentbum be,peiBt uno
Die unfo(ten be3ab!t.l : ~ ~ d, @.'.. .,.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-10-27

3u 9>eu-NIbanp, Snoiano, 1T
Der NoiSen ouf 81 Gent eefok
len. 3u grepoon ffano Der preis
am 9. D. M. auf IS Gent.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-10-27

J<eosn Dem 9s!bsn SIeber, t1re,bt
~ .. M. noO elne ltorfe Seueros
b'unlI beltn. Ser S0aOen ptr0
auf $780, 900 onsel9Iosen.
On gIeoelano Nron9 Elm Monn
tns 2boi1er no6oem Ct ftp bep
Den umrebenoen f6rmIlb oerab>
.fctlsoet uno 6cfnuns ous9eOrucet
hattei nun bolO TN Olmmel 5u
.ltreben beroussejosen uno fbien
nttbt mebr guIt III boben Ourb Oos
9OoNer tn Den }otmnel su geben.
fang 8 Setober bon Vrlltcl (gn9'
tano) no6 0feupprf obyeben. IS
botten,l6 Ibon 200 psr|onen ais
NQOQglere QnFQndS 0SeNte'nbeYS
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-10-27

Gilas Dop Don Nsuporf foa
Elm 0emebr ertunoen bobsn oas
felbtt loSet uno 30 &u9eln in elmer
M!nute abfeuert.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-06
RAIL ROAD LINE TO BOSTON,
Summer arral,gements.

A stage will leave Newport every day, Su' any
IA excepted. nj IS o'clo * A. NJ. and arrive IN
Fall River "t l2s o'clock, leave Fail River at
O'Clock and arrive in Taunton at 1 o'clock r. NJ.
the cars leaves at Il O'Clock p. NJ. and arrive in
Boston 6t clock.
Returning the cars leave Boston every day at
7 o'clock A. NJ. and arrive in Taunton about
A. NJ. Stages will leave directly after for Fall
River md Newport, arrive in Fall River at i24
O'Clock. leave Fall River at I o'clock, and mr.
rive in Newport at o'clock T. M. Stage Fare
$2-Rairoad 81 so
\ stage will leave Fall River every day, Sun
day excepted, after the arrival Of the Newport
stage for New Bedford, where they will arrive AT
4 p. NJ.
Returning stage will leave New Bedford eve
ry day, Sunday excepted, at A. NJ. and arrive
in Fall River ut II o'clork. Passengers can have
two hours in Fall River and arrive in Newport al
O'Clock p. M. Stage Fare So.
Eyfra Coaches at nll times on reasonable terms.
Stage Books at Messrs. Townsend's & llas-
ards Hotels.
RUFUS B. KINSLcY IS Co. Propretors.
Newport, July 6, 1887.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-06

On our first page viii be found letter from
the Hon. JouN QriNcy Au,Ns. in reply to
one recently nddres sed To him IN which tie
question, whether the present sl3ir of things
i. owinr Ia roudnci ofthr late administration.
is distinctly PIT HIS answer is conclusive
on tha, subject, and a'lcr briefly stating !is
views in relation 20 som" rf the most pruni-
m,m measures Of the ls," -tra,ion-thc
Indian War. Removal of the Public monies
from the l.. s. Bark, &c.-hc concludes by
expressing his doubts whether the present
administration will profit by the errors Of HE
last. "rhs errors Of The last administration, -
he says, 'aIc ia til" eyes of III" present, lis
virtues. The eminent success of the subst-
tn,on NJ State Banks for a Bank Of the Uni.
ted States, has crowned the lat. sdministra-
ton with sn much glory. that nothing less
than a him from The people can ever convince
the present administration that il WAS an er-
ror. Ts rJorm must come from he people
Themselves"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-06

GAME TO THE LAsT.---ticneral Jackson is
resolved to die game. He must indulge his
combnt,veness To the last-and II matters ve-
W little now. ln his youth it was in street
brawls tavern ailray5 and ducls. In his man
hood it was killing Indians, invading neutrals,
hanging and shooting militia men. I'm his
Presidential career II was directed against
the Senate, the Bank, the Judiciary Wise,
White. Bell and Peyion. Now that he has
gone into retirement, he must still be in an
excitement; and the Nashville Union brings
us four columns nrgumentative and Genunca-
tory against Judge White. II ID not stated
to whose pen we are indebted for this docu.
mrnt.-I,,s signed by Andrew Jackson, and
hreaihcs 'hc old grnilcman's spirit. and is re-.
docnt OF the vituperation of the Globe. 1t
Speoks in the old style oi"Mv administration" :"
The interest oi the document, however, is en-
,irely local. Stripped of cilice and its patron
ago-and in n situation where his narrow
preindiccs, violent passions, and miserable
eg"tism can injnrc no one but Ilinsclf-noth-
ing that Mr. Jackson can send forth to the
public will deserve the slightest cGnsidera-
tion. We doubt if even Mr.. Van Buren, will
find his name so potent to "conjure devils" as
ne inagined.- Boston .4t!as.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-06

SPEcIE PAYING BANxs.--Thc New York
Journal of Commerce remarks upon the list
of specie paying banks published few days
since by the Globe, rs follows:
"In must Of the above cases we presume it
viii he found on inquiry that the Banks have
ia fact little or no circulation oW. In other
words they have stopped business, just for
The sake of saying they redeem their bills
with specie. There is no great merit in this,
certainly. One ofthe Banks IN the above list
we know something about. 1t is very sound
AMI safe Bank, bnt it's circulation in its own
vicinity has always been sma!l, and is now
smaller than ever. Meanwhile it is getting
in its few remaining bills as fast as possible.
II however continues to pay specie. A few
days ago it sent To this city for $1,000 in six
penccs, ten cent pieces, &c. in order to be
sure of making the right chnnge. Its friends
and Customers OF course understand that they
must not demand specie, but for others the
change is always ready. What if all the
Banks in the country should pursue the same
course? The result would be, the money
transactions would soon cease, for want of
the necessary medium. People could neith-
or get specie nor Bank notes. Is tI.is a state
Of things to be dcnird:"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-06

Sop"'ior. Kelley. from Eosion.
Mary Reisey. Kelley from do.
Reaper. Nicke'san. from Gs,Jin.r. ..
Nornrg Star, Nicker-"n foni do,
i"rsd"y, lhh.- sloops Grcrge. Price. Goni
!. icinond
tamdace, Brown. from Albany, e., Fall River
H'ednssday, 5M, nanish BRIG Maria. Mob.
|ms, fiom Copenhagen.
ENTERED.
Fig Poland. Simpson. Pictou (N 81
Scb'r. Despatch Nic>erson. Boston.
DO Alu'ra. EIdred, Providence
Sio"rs Annawan. Biiycn, New York.
Hero, Retd. i"
New iork. Brown. DO.
CLEARED.
Schooner pcspach. NiaierDn. Providence
Sl""ps Annawan, Bliyen, do.
Hero. Read, do.
New York. Riovn. do.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-06

SUPPOSED TO BE- DRowNED.-John Blair
and David Bailey, both natives of England,
left Fort Adams on Friday afternoon, ODD ult.
in n small sail boat for this place,and nothing
has been seen or heard OF, the boat or the men
since. 1t is supposed that the boat was cap
sized in sqnal, and with the unfortunate
men Immediately sunk. We are requested
to mention that whoever may find their bo-
dies will confer an obligation by giving in
formation or forwarding them to their afIlct-
ed friends now residing in Newport.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-06
EN- TERED.
yi..l.OR.INO.d.

AZ Havana June u, Slip Wm. Eng-, Vaughan,
for Cowcs in days.
Arrived II New iorL on Tuesday. Brig Chief
ial'i. Cozznns. days fom Charleston.
Al Boston on the 2Gth nt. Schr. Hannah,
Bo.s. from Cardcnas.
Sch'r. Despatch. Allen. from Albany for Bos-
ton went ashore at Quick's Hole, in ,hs gale on
Tuesday week. and bilged The Revenue tu,-
ter Vis'lan, 1t. Tracey, went To her assistance,
md by great exer,ons Of her officers and crew
saved "h""t 700 bhls -four. dry good. &c. being
the greater part Of her cargo
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-06
MARINE II
LIST M5
PORT OF NEWPORT.
AR RIVALS.

Tzursdny. June 29h.-Bris Boy, Burt, from
Newbern for Berkley.
Brig Poland, Simpson, from Piciou. with coal
sch'r. Reaper. Heath, from Philadelphia, will
Coal, to q. Knowles
Friday, 3o.-Sloop Joseph Brown, Brown,
from. New York for Fall River.
Saturday. July lsf--sch'r. Dodge-iiealy,
Eaton; Emily. Knight, lIo-more, 9 days from
Camden for New York.
Sunday, 2d- Sch'rs. Susan, Filbrook, from
Bangor fcr Providence.
Counsellor, Bur,, from do. for do.
Ciarissa & Mary, Ma,ble, I'm. Kingston fc' do
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-06
JOHN BELL OF TENNESSEE.

The Tories in Nashville have told us for
some weeks past that they should certainly
beat Mr.. Bell, in the Congressional Election
and with the aid of General Jackson it is pos
sihle that they really fattcred themselves
with tho hope. The General is ont against
Judge White in tho papers--and probably
proposes to crush Mr.. Bell by way Of Incl
dent. We learn, however, from the last re-
ceved Nashville Transcript that John Hall,
Esq. the Van Buren, candidate in Mr.. Bells
district, has DECLINED THE CONTEST.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-06

SmARp.-An eastern editor in alludng to n
rival town says that lit takes several of their
pigs to pull up blade of grass, that they are
so poor the foremost seizes the spear in his
mouth, the balance having taken each ether
by the tail, when they oil give pull,n strong
pull and pull altogether, and il it breaks,
the whole tumble to the ground together, for
want Of sufficient strength to support them
selves. 1t must take three or four such pigs
to make shadow"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-06
From the Missouri Republican.

Mn. WEBSTER left this city on Wednes.
day morning IN the steamboat United States,
accompanied by committee from Alton, ap-
pointed to escort him to that town, and by a
portion Of the ST. Louis committee. lie ar
rived at Alton about one o'clock, aud was re-
ccivcd with great enthusiasm. Flags were
d,splsyed-the church bells rang o merry
pcal-and salu'cs were fred one of them,
consisting Of thilteen guns from stone quar-
ry bard by, which, at the same time tbst they
gave evidence of respect for the man, busted
The rock, aud showed the industry md inge-
nui,y Of the honest Yankee. Arrived at the
Piasn House, Mr.. Webster was welcomed, in
chaste, manly and effective address, BY CY-
RUS EpwARps, ESQ, to which Mr.. w. replied.
In the course Of the day, he visited the nd.
joining towns, and partook. with his fellow
citizens, to the number Of 800 or 1000, of a
sumptuous collation. which had been prepared
tor the occasion.