davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-03-11

Eraurt9tr 3ufou.-get
erg Bafeufo6, jr. nabs bsp
6ummslstaun in Ooupbin Gaun,
tp, par ia Ser oorlektsn 9B cbe
ouf ocr Saso, 100 lbm Elm anoe-
rsr 3d9sr bsassntte. @r minfbts
nit osmfslben einen 2oulbbonoel
bu maben NIT ibren SIintosn, uno
ais er oe8 o0oern Ji9eE6 Sltntos
unterfubts, 70 rutIbte bic feintgs
bon einem an Der Sen(e lfsbsnOen
|Stroucte ob, uno gins lOB. Ote
game gooun9 fuhr ibm an Den uns
tern Nippcnin oeu 2eib uno Drama
| bis nabe aus 6er5. Gr lfbts NOD
! IlIebsn Sage, uno lforb ON 4ten
oieE6 MUnots, in eintm after
bon 80 9ohren.-WteOerum cine
Gbrsdlitbe zDornung, NIT 5susr.
9epebre pprIIDtls utnsu9sben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-03-11
aterlQ noSf eun D.

@5oIssnoe 9srrsa Ene autSor'1r1
las 4Jentsu fir oeie 3situn9 )" aG'ersa'
9, @rou. 6biuicotbe, ..
6dspsib sYdtb. gle. " ltme'fsr pe'
tsrSburs, @oSume'ana ee'
8. u. Cooper, Ga. y. R. 9So offer ..
Doc. parIsmOm y. @. 0aIe"tCtnn,
Start So.
e3rw. 8. 8. 9ust, 8oarbman. 1'n"''
buASp.
Qusa Me3aa, e(q. Ma"sfs'o, stip'an0
80.
Die orn. Doetorsn 9. II. 6. osfsrIiu,
NIblane, aiGlano 60.
alexander McSuGp, 9. R. .ma6iaon,O'
gbrw' @eorss s.. wsp8anot @tlp-
pawap 2Dayue g..
10. pbilipps, y. 81, parIt, gtarP 60,
6. 81. osnbse. @iqr. 3enesoiae, SbiO.
Dos. 8. MisBs, 2aneafer Obio.
Sacob pir,ous, Sohhsr(st, Verrp 60. 3.
Q. Wcr!ep, GIQ. .. IN. GIeave!ano =.
9r. DiIbs!tn Self III 8Iumf!c Gp.,
RibIanb, eo'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-03-11

QB Dt6tonGn Serrttrium.
Dis 0sfeb9ebung otsEs Serrk
tprlum6 bat eins 0lu palIrt wot
our6 Die G5taot "Mo0i6 6n ouf
Den pier Seen" bon 1889 on ais
Negierun96Ib bsNimn1t 1T; bis
oobtn babsn Gb he BsTeegeber
in BurIingtcn ouf Der Bcttfeits
oss Wllliippl ill ptrfom!ueIn,.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-03-11
Bur Oe1 bi(hte 0er llsmelt.

Sei Den ju 2Nerns in QBens
.pbo|en sum Debut peb Sb!eufsns
boue8 DOE etllDen >}obren INTER-
nommensn Nus9rabungen tpur-
Den Die Srtlmmer zines burh
2Ga0Irautben un, 9s|tursten qHal.
Loes sefunOsu. QI3o6 oieIen Sprp
merfr lrOie mobtet tpor oer I'm
'fonoy oab mon untsr oen um0et
flr;ten Bdumsn Die ¬I>en ur>
m e(tlltber ousgeItorbener Sbler>
orten NIT MenHbentnob uno
0enen mob ocrb rbanoener Sbier,
arten oermilbt fano. Da man
bisber ;iemltb oll9emetn Der
Meinuns wart oaB Die urwslt-
ll6e Sbierwe|t elmer fribern,
Dor Der oes Menfben 0orb anoe-
nsn, Sdepfunsepsricoe ongeb6s
ret 20 fbsint Dies, ptetr Msi-
nun9 pioerpredenoe Softum
nibt obne psoeutllng. G}lelhes
it nit Sol9enoss' Der Sou. gei
Den i'm prri9en ee5obre gum Be
buf bss Shleufsnboue ~ 6otl1
unternommsnsn NusaGabunssn
fono Gb Elm srobsr 1iorFer msn.
lben(bdosl in elmer Siefe Don
20 Vub, uno swar IN mlttelbae
auf Dsm mergel aufIsgsno. Scr
Mersel erf;beint ndmih ais Der
sigsntllhe llrbcoen auf DEN fpit
in ser Negel bic 0iefts eer urtpslt
uno ibre SbIsrort aufgslagert
flnpsn. 2BoS rurb olele Sbots
lacben gerponntn III, ut wsntg,
ltens Die 2Bobrfbelullhseit ooS
Iben oor DEN Slutbsn, In ,DsI1bsn
Die ueDelt ibrsn unteE9ana ges
funoen bati Elm el9enes Men'
(benseE1)letbt bsn SOoen Welt,
pbalen6 bspobnte. 0lerourh lit
Ibon Der llnterfuebung Gin me;ts5
uno rs!tbss Jslo srbfnett uno Der
btober 20 stn(eitig behano sltsn IT,
gelhtdts oes MenftengefU!e eebte
slns pisueidt gang ncue Sabn;
gebrphsn. gDas s1obreerlt hisrl
Sur untsrlu Dung fota,mt, 1T bic
Srase: welbsm Menibenf''4os
seb6gsn Die aufesflnbsnen Sehas
0el on? Seutst. Ole >baraeterNl
ttlibs Totm ,piefsr SbaDel auf;
Elm untergeaanoeues oesr Elm notb|
porhanbsnest pieuekht mtt osnI
jeetsen Bepebnern obuis ioenti.l
ftes MsnftensefVleht bin ?-lI
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-03-11
SQm(tag, ben 1lttn Mdr5 ze3z.

fbsiosnbsit l1no BE @troblenttc-
neJ bic ibr 0aupt un9lebt.
Nnt1nbi9feit berr1cbt in ibEen
Wocm uno In ibrtn Nntu orttu
mlloer Glnn uno WabrbeIt.
Grsebun9 unO Osbp prlom Ino
,oIe Nld tlNnur ibres 2ebens, unD
Yrlepe uno Wlud(sll9teit Nnp ibr
2obn.
Dos ibren Gtbritten moneelt
bic &lugbsit uno bic Su9sno
peibet nlbt von ,brer Seite.
9br 2iuqe verfilnoigt Can't
mutb un0 2iebe; ober ouf ibrer
StIrns tbrcnet bslbeioene mur-
I0e.
9n ibrar 0e9snwort psrnum'
met Die 3anse osr Gsiettfsrtiaeu :
Foit @beu oortbrtr Sugeno gebIe5
|tet lbnen StiWbmeissn.
QGenn Ole taIterung gefDdftt9
1T; tpenn per Nuf Oes Jldbtten
y Sunge III 3unQe berum9eGblsut
bert tplrO : tpenn Damn ntcbt Meu-
i0enliebe uno 0utmutbistsit H.
:rsn Wuno 6fen, 70 rubt Der Sin
ger oes Gtbwe!Sen5 ouf ibren
2ippen.
! Sbrs Bruit III ocs 3DobnTs o<s
WehIwO!lens o0yuin oenft tx
ME SoR6 oou Nn0ern.
wobl Dem Manne, oe0en
Melb IIs miro ! ypObl Dem &in0s,
ros lls slnIt Olutter nsn2t
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-03-11
. as w eib.
(}(us Dodslep's Economy Of
human life etc.,

I66re III, boloe Qobter ser 2iebe!
merfe auf Die 2sbre Ger Stu9belt,
uno laB oas 9sbct Der gDobr-
belt tief einoringen In oein Ner;;
70 miro Der 3auber oeines Sc
mhtbs neGen Olani eerbrsiten IT,
Der bic 2lnmutb oein,s 2De(sns,
u. oeine Sb1nbeit [wis DE No(e,
nelOsr il slsIcbt] Wlro ibren Bat
fam0uft bsbalten tpenn ibre Ulis
tbeoabtn ,pelft;
Sm Sriblins oeinsr Suseno,
am Morsen oslner Sage, wsnu
bos Auss oer Wdnnsr oib init
Woblssfnllsn betraOtet, unG Die
Natur Die Deutuns ibrer SlIGs
Dir in's Obr liHstt oeb bite
bitD DOR ibrtn btaeiblsriGben
wortsn; bewabre lorgfdltiS oein
.0et,, unO 9ieb aitDt 0saum ibrsr
Derflbrsrilb lben llsbsrrsoung.
Ssoente, 0a6 bu sefbafsn biltj
Den, Olonne iur pernunftigen
0efabrtln; .ibm bepju|lsbsn IN
Den Mlblel1sftiten oes eebens ;
ibn ourb Sopftmutb ~ berubh
gen, uno ourD Sdrtlihfsit ibm
=; (slas Sorssn ju psrfu6eu.
$50 1T lie, Die oas toers oss
Mannes sewinnt; bic i'm ser 2iss
be unterspilrfg mabt, uno bsr,
I0etln einem Sufen?
Gisbe, oprt tponoslt fix III juus.
fsau!!&er Sonftbelt, NIT tlufbule
i'm 9ersen' uno nit 3i1tj9fsit
auf Ser 2Bange.
q Sbre Joano iubet DeIhdftie-
uag' uno lbr Sub 9efdut (Ib nibt|
IN peramitbwslfea.
giafaDe 3istos bsrrfNt in ibrer|
.Ssstba agt Aao MdBieesit Ia ID
r>.' Gen Zen, .Dsmutb uno 8s1
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-03-11

I Ob bers&anaoo. On oer
0eNS9ebun9 oon ObertSanooa
geht man init Wdusn um, pie
pfrlnoen oer epi6fcpd!iGben
Uetitlihfelt III bsfOnsiotn. QGis
IN New-Dprt llnO oub In Ober>
Ronaoa 9ro6e GtrlDs 2anoss
iur unterliibun9 uno S6rosrung
Der episfopdltlben Stride porbs,
bo'tsn. Wan nennt te GsiItHbz
fe'tS'Ne eferoate, - teI1immt, ryie
man fa9t gum unterbalte osr
9et'tliben. Ote liberaIe partei
psrlanot oa6 Die(e gdnosreiep
fur @6uleu un0 untegritbtsan-
ito!ten Osrmsuest rperoenf ga bic
prieittr jensr &irhe pbntbiu
(bon reiblib befeIoet mdrsn.
gs 'if jeoob 3weife!baftt eb Die
Gltsroltn gum 3tpsae tommen
Sic Veslsrungs s-partet siebt liD
persweifelte Mibe, Die tpieFspa.
nCtsn Nel,roate ungsfdmdlsrt ;u
erba|tsn - IoNte lie inoe6 otn
Sies irber Die IlberoIe parteI ee-
nlnuen 60 oerlprltbt lIe, outb
ben onocc0 Sir>ten clntn ebeil
ose bsifrltttnso 9at<e 81 t:!piIli'
gen. -
Mat eintr ncuGtttn Jo!ee3AD.
lung hstr19t Ole 2obt Der Gin
mcbner IN ObsreADooa 1868
uno bat l'b 0!Io I'm 9erIaufc
zines Jabres um IS, 600 psrmebrt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-03-11
9 leno in SuinoiS.

v { n Q u = u no %.
Slab oen 2|usju9en e'nss Drie.
fss Don Oonoallo, (rem 0fsgier-
unssfe Don SQinoiS,) oatirt pom
e. Sonuort war Der 2lnfon9 oleles
|9abres In einl9en 9s9enoen nit
grsi9ni0en be;ethnet, Die man
Inttbt cbne @ritaunen unO Sbeil-
nobme lefen fam. Cine unse-
|n6bnIibe &dIte uno ous9etretene
,9ewd0tr riefeu 2luf:ritts Don Qeis
Den berpor, tpie man (1e nod ME
|unter oislem 0immelsIlritbe e.
Flsbt bat. 9<iemono nor bavon
ousge(bloBen; @inncbner, Gin
manoerer un0 Neifsnos muSten
,oaran Sbeil nebmen. 2(m trau<
'risfsn fab IS swiiben OinGttt-
Res uhD o oalio ous.-
Qluf >. prdrien por fsin @bnee,
ober Elm IbneloenDer 9lo.owino
pebte 0arhber bin .ber ilber ole
Defbrsibun9 Dar, gins msnse
ginnobnsr Eaben Gb ourb Die
&dlts uno ras bDbs 22oscr Don
lbreu Wit0srn uno Mublen ab-
sslchnitten. mdnner, QDstber uno
&lnoer (o9en nit erfrOrEen Sing
'ern uno Shben in ibren 1N69en.
|3wsp Mdnner, pelbe su pfsros
es ver|Abten Die srOte prdrie
In ser Ndbs oes &a@fosfio;}ro,
mes 81 paIlrem osrlobrsn oen
pfa0 un0 oa Ge ale 6ofnuno
oufsoben por ginbrub Ger 9>abt
eos gnoe Der prdirie 1u erreiGbenl
uno fat 9aw Dor &alts erttarrt
worsn, f. bIieb ibnen fsin onoe-
rsr 2luswes ibrig, ais zines il.
rsr pfsroe ju tbpten fin Giuse.
meloe berausjunebmen tlno in
geite oss Sbisres ibr Nahtquar-
tier oufjuiOlaeen. .-Noeb ebe Der
Wer9sn 9raute, bate Der CINE
fsin eeben in oie(sr feltenen QBeb-
nun9 befblo6sn. geiu Oefabrts
butte faum nod 70 piele &rafte,
oas onoere pfertt In we(bsm oQe
eebenstrafte errDrbsn fblenen,
Su btitel9en. 3os orne Sbisr
fblepte i'm neh bis jur uabnen
1nlieDlung. Ser Deoaurungss
pertbs !sbt nod, III aber ppn Der
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-03-11

"" "" OSlNy9~S~N9 tAAbVSb
oaran innerbalb wenisen Sosen.
Grfol9t nicbt bol0 cine DerdnDsr>
un9 oss wstttrs, f. wsroen mob
6unoerts Don Ser & 1Ete ouf,
gerlebcn Ypsrren; 0snn ibre Sloct-
bouler Usrm69en lie nibt uor Dem
Anoron9 uno Oey Mocbt Der an
beltenoen Ooroninoe ;u Ebueen.
'NoftTutIben fno uns unbefannte
Olnge seworoem eS 1T ais Ob
lie ale Don Der lButb osr Stiir-
me rpe99eblo(sn ,pAren.
Dcn 8eutrPuge|a uno 9rr!i;bter
0cn 2 teEnChnuppcm Tsuerfu|
9eln uno f7I:9snosn Orotben macD'
sn ftp tnontbe 2eute l>Dc {onot+-
bare WQrIte|Iua9tn-G::(e };no
abes nicbts onHer5 Q!a brttp5a-c
Gtofe meIOe G0 oben IN Or Cuff
gnt5unosn' Srrlihtsr iiuc bren-
nenpe Ghnlte, rpel0s an ,fump>
(1sten faulsn Srttu ou{ttel9eu
uno pe9cn ibrsr 2eihti9ftit ourtb
jeoe 0epegun9 Der Quft tbsr BET
|Groe serum9etrieben ueroln.
gs III td0erlib, Src!i0ter fir
IOetpenIfsr III 1aittn tln0 Nb III
flrbten. 2lbsr man bite flb bep
Der Grblldun9 Oer(clbgn, 0aB man
ui6t ouf oielelbIgen fou0ern ouf
Den QBes Nbt *gebe.- Oenn
Wenn Qe unS ers0elntn; 70 1T es
Naht unp man Fam, ,renn mon
ibuen nabsebst feinsn QBeq oer,
!lebren unD leibt in Sumpfe &C..
rotbsn. Ser feuri9e Gratbe, Don
Dem absr9laubifbs esuts 9lauben,
ooB CT ,umeilen ium G6oruIfein
binein fle9e unO ousrbano NIT
Gbbrinee, TT bisweilen cine eleef-
tril1e @r(Weinpuei msiIfens aber
cine blcbe groibtuug we!be tsin
9srftdn0i9er 9laubt.
&apar 9ofadsr, Elm OeutlDer,
nuroe an, 23. =. 81. in einet1
cfsnsn 9sbblSe, 8 MelIen Don
eaurel Sum pbllaoslpbla Gaun,
tpt erfreren. Sefunoea.
cn osr ltstsn Gonntag 92acbt
sin9en orei Sebiht in osr Sap
untsrbalb Ualtimore oerlobrep
Der bsftiee Gturm trieb ras gls
in Den Slu0en uno Der Dav auf
|un0 seeen Die BORT Dor 2Inaer lies,
ssnoe Sckife, 70 oo6 bic GutTs
fanfen. Die @biITs lIn0 : Die
Srig9 Glilabetb Don Dortlanoi
ole Vremsr 0rigs 9olonia nit
Sals, -unp Der G5tbooner QBtn.
) omfius. Gs wuroe inosnen Die
lAmmtIitbe Mannibaft 9ersttet.
Sejt Dem lOten SsptemberGno
il Dem 9afsn Don Baltimore ou-
en- breimal bun0ert uno
leb5i9 Saufeno 0uI0e!
frsmoer 9Bai;en l'nportirt.
Gin Methspinen prsoIeer, y(oz
mems Sfaias 9arris t1troe am
23lfen sSanllar 10 Curry gouuty,
naeb Cabin peint Sse. II, (siuer
Sig bon siaem llubefannten er-
meGeu. Sc mar llneefdbr d
Wsuen pon einsr 2EDhnuns. |
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-03-11

81 psrbreittts 0b bier oos
'0eritbt unp fanO, mas nod be-
frem0en0er III, unttr Der bieIgen
5eD6Iferun9 ber Srtdnoer unbe-
|oinetsn 9taubem oaB oie S5tif~
|brlbe,. Die lb In Der lesten 3t1t
|sreignet:m abIbtlib oeronloSt
|nurOen, um 0's Ginncuoerer Don
Jrlan0 5urhfSu(thrtSeny uah Den
Oer. Gtaoten 5u reIfen. G6 Be-
oarf. ppbl fsiner GrtpdbnunN
eaB pie(e Aeu6eruuaea eDlfem-
men un9egrdnoet feneu /; man
miro aber aus lsner bersitmiai-
gen 2eidt9laubigfeit entnebmen,
su >pelhem e'raos 1bon oas Mles
trauen Ger ginpanoerer, ppr3iss
lid Der irifben 9e9en Die Ame-
rlfan'r 9eoleben TT. Gles (lno
5um Sbeil Die Srlbte oer In.
0ul0| |ameeIt osr natives!
~ Oos pafetChif 9>ormanoie
bat eurcpdt(be 9>obr'htsn bis
gum .. Son. tberbroht lie snb
bolten jeoob 1peni9 Widti9es.
O!t 8eto9eruns BON Oilboa
oureb Oen Carlos 2|rmse in
Sponien 1t NIT eiuem 8srluite
Don lOuO ?O>anu oufosboben wor-
oen. Nls 'Dtrfoas,n Die man auf
OercoNt ibrer SbeitRabala an
msunlers neuiith'm meGooet(us
de In Doris perbaftst Bate iino
tpltoer ouf frslen yuS gc(fellt,
oa IMAM Feline Iegoeife ibrsr
Gcbul0 ou7froen fennte. Oie
Sron}ofeu riltlsn etns neue grpez
DltIo1 not' 0entfanttne aus, Das
Admit 0sp III befsfisen Iubt.
2lus Care erfdbrt man unterm
90. Gep. on6 fih Dafetblt ein,-
w'G>nfbaftti&be Osfxufbaft &C.
blloet bot, netbe Afrsa saes-..
fprfhen tsnbfId)tiQt.
Sci aus Betlebfera. Gin Nu-
hel 7Eelbforn fol- g Aaart gu,
tes 2srsnbbl 9eben, ,pslehss fri
Don 0erub uno ungeftiesbar III;
babes fM bas Eern npeh eesn1o sat
,u Usanonsln gebraf,nt iaoefoin,
fbaneu. Das Ds( fuu autb febc
gut far ban, 0insivasttl NIB El6
ter (eOn,> -,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-03-11

Gin MethspiI1sn Nrsoiger, Noz
mems eSfatas 9orris tauroe an,
|23lten Sanaar 10 Curry gaul1tD,
nacb Cabin peint' GSa. to (siuer
Sig bon sinen1 tlubeFannten er-
f6eGeu. Sc mar unsefdbr 4
WeAe1 Son feinsr 2EDhnuns.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-03-11

Seit Dem lOten SsptemberGnc
il Dem 9afsn Don Baltimore ou-
en- breimal bunoert mo
GebSi9 Saufeno 0uCNe!
fremoer 9Bai;en l'nportirt.
The herald., 1837-02-25

Coupr az SPECIAL SEssroSs-Friday Feb. 23d-
Before his honor the Recorder, Aldermen Waterbury,
Wheeler and Whitehead.
On the opening of the Court
John Auguste was put to the bar, charged with
stealing pocket book tanning four hve franc pieces
the properly of Alexander Bombert-GuILTy :,
Sentenced to hard labor in the Penitenary, Black
Wells Island for four months, and 10 get out stone.
Alrin Baidlcin charged with stealing eight patent
brass brushes value Sl2, the property OF Gabne v.
~ Hatfield l59 Maiden lane-GyILTY.
Sentenced to hard labor in ths Phnltentary, Black
wells Island for four months, and to get out stone
John Durenberry charged with stealing barrel of
mackere, the property ofDavid Demarey, Jr. No. SO
West street. value sl0-GsnTy.
Sentenced to hard labor in the Peniienuary, Black
wells Island for seven months and TO get out stone
Francis Francis, charged with stealing a hand
cart vaoe 81, the property OF Francis Rose, No. Is
Leonard st.-GrILTY.
Sentenced 10 hard labor in the Penitentary, Black
wells Island, for six months and TO get cut stone
Ei,card Tucker, charged with stealing coat
value So the property of Joseph B Hustled, corner o
James and Wutor sis-GuuTy.
Sentenced TO hard labor in the Penitentiary BLACK
wells Island for SIX months, and 10 get our eo seoo
John Hsggcrty, charged with stealing 81 ov woI, ~ IN
of cotton from on board the sloop Huntress' c"p'ah
Babcock-GuILTy. = ri,
Sentenced TO hard labor in the Peneniiary, Black
wells Island, for six months ana 20 r., ia ,o Oonrds
Befsey Johnson, charged win s.eanie NY Pvunus P,
efbcef he property Of Jacob Stanife stall "A Fulton
market GUILTY. =. p,lip Y.,J
Sentenced to the Pcnltentiary,, niackwen lsiano'
at hard labor, for six months, and to pick oakum
Edrard Malons charged 1r M,,n ss7'''' anu oa''ery
" sa,,"ncsd to the Pcntentiary, Backwelrs Island,
a, hard labor, for six months, and to get out stone
Maria Petersnn, charged with stealing trunk and
clothing, the property Of Henry Smith, No 1864 Wa
ter st-GQLTv H
Sentenced TO hard laborin the Penitentlary, Black
well's Island, for SIX menths, and TO pick oakum
Mary Jane Richardson, charged with stealing
cameo pin and other articles, the property Of Eliza
williams, 116 Church st.--GUILTv.
Sentenced to hard labor in the Penitentiary Eack-
wells Island, for six months and TO pick oakum
Margora .Shan charged with stealing ham,
value g. the the property of Morris X. Ostram, as
Hudson st.-GuILry
Sentenced to hard labor in the Penitenitisry, Black
wells Isand for four months, and to pick oskum
Ira Hall charged with an assault ana patery o"
Thomas OConnor ,.LJ
The prisoner threw stone at the prosecutor she'''
The herald., 1837-02-25

EvrEprSo rHE rHoRNy PATH.-A young man by
The name of Smith intesds to make adebut in Damon
on Tuesday night mex week, at the National Theatre
Give him hearing. In the North Carolina gold re-
gion, they cannot tell what may produce OF the vr-
gin article ill they throw up few shoveIs-f'll OF
earth Let him have a hearing
The herald., 1837-02-25

sns Iced: Ss.Is Sss,i v,ai.Ss gs
%Srs Ss"p'sa PysSs; RceSe.sr sseSad Sco session
ARRIVED.
Brig Dina Beers, ST. Marks, u days win eoosn - o"es'
sw Bus Mara sophia Berg eotcubws os days with iron to
Bns Fsaaes. Ann, Aisn, Geo.essown, c. ,s,,s sdsys
Sch Sch; Esersy, Hawey, cberp'o~n' u days WIN corn
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MEMORANDA.
hing has been heard Of the o e sS Spencer Cap
Bsrbark sunk on uate Beach Boston mentioned 10 the
to,.u a. reh N She Was owned Il Portland. Maine.
schr Paragon Leav Of Portland, from New York Tor Bos
tou pu, into afbr Feb 10 want OF wood and proy
SONS besns smcd her sails n gale on the night OF the
atb lat Ion &c. To- ThePaEon has since been into Port
land, bat sailed Cor Boston, ieih.
shptcreckThe British ship Enchantoss Davidson, from La
vcoo weeks hound 10 New York, with ~
cargo coal and the rocks of the end Of Bef-
muda, the sh of Fcry The and crew have
saved by boats from the shore She has blsed and n u %
The Enchantress o provisions end the crew and
passengers much delilatcd
Iisbonno sa,e-slip Kensmson Quits. Of York from,
Lvecol for Psradcpha put IN o. on secsan' Ola nu'iny
Mar.eilcs, Dec. sAr. couatensnce simonia New York.
The Maria Caroline vo.s fsm stockholm, fr New York, put
Antwerp Dec as~hc Lccu ocatr for New York pvt back
eaky, mustdischarse ..u.,
Feb is lat a. as lon 7s 4o brig Harriet. Carrier, from New
orcars g. Cor New York. :, -, a.,-.-. -
Feb. g. lat ~, lon ~ schf Nohpsrei Snf'snt aays
from New York, for 81 Crofx. - :. -,
fs Se d T. e., r. tss" mr. run Tie sS I "~n aadw
otherwise in,ucd - -.
PER YESTERDAYS MAIr.
ravv o,l ans Zip W. HILL New York Schg.
Lane DO The packet ship OIL the bar the Missis
vrr,a 18th Ar schs Potomac Sear New York; or enta,
Rchsrd.on, do Elizabeth Wells, do sasadahsck Nicker
Mobile Feb ship Con Hoemar rsconery, New York,
49, Hsss,a McNnrnus, do
y, MsrIs Tb T-Rnrs opucnce Snyder, New York day,
Cuu.be land Darling, do, days -, =
Gsosrstown Feb; t',Briss Fancy, Chase New York.
adv Fanny Colt, Baker do Do.
,nsrne Soon, Bourn York thatcher repairing damage
Cs,osue Ingles, ids Er Mobi!e.
Feb t5Ar. scir I0paz Isfher frsm New forhs
John stanley Jones do. New yors, Houe A.
pnvtlsnd Ech 2o-Ar hfir Esser Mitchell y.-k 80.
Redmond reh sid Schr America Sarpcs = fo'A.
ALsaeJria Teb q sid som. victory, Pc -
- PER express YYors. crd'buE ''''''
Mofile, Feb. t7.-No arrivals iram "
wngate, tor New York and bues.
Charleston Feb. ls.-Bclow ] be
The herald., 1837-02-25

OscEoLA NOT CAPrUnED.-The latest news from
Florida confirms the fasty of the repert of the cap
tme CT Osceola. Gen. Jessup has returned to Fort
Armstrong with the main body Of the army. Incon-
sequence of the interview between the General and
Jumper and Alligator, hostiities were suspended till
the 18th.
The herald., 1837-02-25

FRom TIxAs.-The Mexican prisoners on CALVES
ton Island, have finished, for their accommodation
about l60 comfortable frame and mud houses.
The herald., 1837-02-25

SMALL Pox.-The small pex is raging at Poquan-
mock, short distance from New London Connec-
tcut Nearly the inhabitants have been attacked
and thirteen have died.
The herald., 1837-02-25

IL What has become of Mr.. Bennett We have
not seen one of his Wall reports since the 18th
January. Has hsfacn prey to the abolitonists for
exposing DR.. Charming and the Tappan gangT
>, Thus asks the "New Orleans American" of the
l4th inst We can only say in reply that our express
slips regularly maed every day. II friends at
New Orleans do not receive them, the fault Of The
post Office The truth is, we have reason to believe
that the Herald and its express slips are cnbbed at
many Of the post Offices in order TO get peep at the
world both commercial ond fashionable. II Amos
Kendall don't give hs empoyfs orders to forward the
Herald, he shall not have support any longer
The herald., 1837-02-25

TIE BALL OF THE DART Boar CLrB was gwen last
evening al the Concert Hall. The rooms were beau
timlly decorated-thc gentlemen poite-the ladies'
lovely, and the tout ensemble enchanting Particulars
by and by.
The herald., 1837-02-25

II TIE LAFAYETTE HORSE GUARDS gave Ball
last evening at Tammany Hall. IL was a charming
scene and mos, charmneIy did the ladies trlpit
'on the l,rht fantastic toe"
The herald., 1837-02-25

TIE WESTERN ISprASs.-From late accounts it
appears that there is no immediate danger to be ap-
pretended Of war Leiwecn the Whites and the In
dams on the Arkansas frontier, unless the whites
improperly provoke il.
The herald., 1837-02-25

- The Prague Company give Concert nea
Thursday night atthe City Hotel. All the elite WI
be there-'tis the 90 at present
The herald., 1837-02-25

DAMAcEs.-Seven thousand dollars have been
awarded for the plaintiff in the case Of Thomas r.
Brown versus the Boston Il Providence Railroad, for
damages sustained by the collision Of the cars in
June last
The herald., 1837-02-25

The COMPLETE WoaKs OF MRs. OrIE.-Nos 5S to
62 are just out of this popular authoress works.
They are published by w. Sandford, 20 Ann street.
The present numbers contain Wife's duty"
The herald., 1837-02-25

DrsrarorivE FrRE.-A destructive fire broke out
on the ls inst, at Bath, Maine. Twenty -four build
ines were DESTROYED The loss is estimated at $4,000.
The herald., 1837-02-25

RsssELL.-Russell the composer and vocalist, WAC
made great hit few months since in this city, ha'
taken up his residence at Albany
The herald., 1837-02-25

LALA RooKH-A new edition of Moore's most
popular poem has just been published by Mcssrs.
Wiley & Putnam l6l Broadway 1t is small and
neat.
The herald., 1837-02-25

Miss GRovE.-We have full sketch of this beauti-
fu actress for next week. Her benefit next Tuesday.
The herald., 1837-02-25

Rail RoAD SrooK-The whole stock OF 'he Au
burn & Rochester Rail Road has been promptly SUD
scrlbed for.
The herald., 1837-02-25

The PvBLIc MEETINe.-We have heard nothing
further Of the great public meeting 10 be held in the
Park, next Monday afternoon. Is it postponed7 or
has the intimation that the single ladies' TO
in the same place frightened the loco focos out of
their movement We are disposed TO think that a
body of fine young women, united together on the
plan Of the Macedonian phalanx salying outn search
Of husbands in these days of high prices, would more
effectually put down all mohs and riots in this unfor-
tunate city, than his Honor the Mayor with the
whole police at his heels. During the heat of the pill
iage at Mr.. Harts store, question being put to
the worthy chief magistrate, he bcnevolently replied
I" You must not FIRE ball cartridges on the people, ii
might hurt them" II the meeting next Monday
should be attended by the rioters, have doubt
the ladies' would more eecually keep them in order
and prevent mob, than all the the police authorities
combined For that day, by particular DESIRE the city
authorities might be permitted TO assume the petticoat
emblem Of their power force, and influence, in
preserving the peace Of the city heretofore To see
his Honor, the Mayor enclosed in big flannel petit
coat, paradng Broadway after the mob with the po-
lice and watchmen at his heels, insimilar habili
ments would al once the attention OF the ras-
caly rioters and much property in flour, corn,
meal &c, from pillagc Who Of the rogues would
not stop in mid career" and laugh ull he burst few
blood vessels, or broke rib or two
Let US all prepare therefore for the great public
meeting to be held next Monday nt the Park. IL will
be the most amusing that ever was held there.