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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-21
alaenten fir ben
0oterlono noSfreuno..

oterlo ND 8 reut' D..
+Solsenbe 9etren Nub autber'fr'
ala Nsentsu fir eiele 3eituns 81 a9lersn'
9, @ron, @biuieotbe, 8.
Srieeri6 6pdtb, @(a. potme,tef' pe-
tersburs, @olumbiana eo.
=. 81. Cooper, CIV. .. 81. WrOfet,
Moyne 60.
Doc. parlsmon. .. ~. u"iontcmn,
Starf 81.
gbrp. 8. 3. 3uet, Bcasemau, Grum.
but So.
oust me5au, efq. mansfeI0, @i@'anS
g..
Die brn. Doctoren g. II. 6. Oel1erlin,
NIblane, 9tidIano Go.
Nleranoer WcSutIp, .. M. .W1o0iQOn,S,
ebrm' @eOrse 8. wepsaubt @bip-
pawap Mapne So.
80. WbiIipps, .. 01. paris, store 60
6. o. 0enose, @far. 3a"esuiue CbiO.
DOc. 9. WieBe, 2onee(1er Sbic,
Saesb piuons. Sch1er(et, 4sr , &C.. 9
.. Werlep. Ga. y. M. @teaseIoneS.
9r. BilbeI,u Geiler in 8Iumf!e Gp.,
3i6Iano, 60,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-21
Oos srfe 0ctot Ser 0ruefer,
"'0,isIe unean uno ribtise 8s5ablet -
0eoin9un9ea Dlelsr Seltuu9.


1.Dw prsie eisfer 3eituns 1T Gin
2baler. nno fnrfuneamanSis Gent 8
fin ben Sabrsan9 in o Uranfbe5 a b [:
aug; gin 2ba!sr uno finf5is Gents
wenn inuerbatb oreY D1pnaten, pom @n,:
rfanss Der 3situns en,-5mey 91aIs'
meti tnuerbalt Dem Sobse,-uno 2 Shas
Ter uno fanf5ia Gents mean na1 Ders
lauf oeGelben bs5abit wiro.
2. Sur einsfir5ere 3eit ais (ebe NO:
nate rjro cine Sublcriptiou aagencm:
,nen, uno Die 3sltuns fann nibt aufee:
aeben werpsn bic ale Nuudfanbe be-
aablt fno.
8. Betanntmadunsen frfen: Sa'
eine QDobe SO @snts tas Niered fh'
einsn Mouat 81 uno far elm Sabr 8 Sta
lsr bas Diersd.
n8riefe &c. an BEN QsransSshes
mG(Ieu poftfrep sineefanbtweroen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-21
-Inuin2Tna
Dte 81 u Ge.

@tsene elooie.
: Qlaf, aaf! mein Geutbes gaterlsuo !
: g,beSe bid, IS Gaast.
SeueiB Der &uebtfbaft i0mabIib Dano
Mon,it bic qDiatdhr p'asst.
st glibt Ianeer ouloe ibren joDtn,
.s9a lanss lsiosr tpatrt tr fdOn.
II =. ,.~',.
Der pfaffen une Despsten Wadt
'a-Nonjeber its.5 i'm 8unes-
ri II ssealhfte germ init nTler NaGt
r Die DSiter in De, Guabe.
III DID, tsttfbee Dslf !! bitlt' Gs iseoD
Dor allen germ i'm SeIavsnjUb.
I'D -.=
=, '.u,n{pnft 1T bsinsr &inoer 8Iut
y Jn srseen &awpf seFphtu
~ Ienn BIZ 1T nibt eas ttrirife Gilt
- .aius ibrem Sies eutIprofen.
.,mas &unit suo SleiB Dir anb ertiuet.
...@Gin Drcgsfbmarnt es sIsib pef(hlirs'.
''g3pm Gin. unb Nussans in Die Melt
4n' Die pfsfen GOD nbeten,
~;:~ lino teine.,, obne taares 8s!e
=; sie leidtoen 0im,nel 8sben.
p .,Drum {slteu audi sia srrrer Naun
r Hn's !p;su,eIrsib sslassen Tam.
t1eDie Garitsn babea 3ett gelest
y eluf sroe unD f:ssine Diase,
tadQluf 9iass tpAssne gros trdDt,
Il, glieaub fsin 9lams flinss.F.s
Die quft aileiu nod ,ellfrep 1T +
, <Wen alsn, .pssoer Menlb sesiset.
eelsf ber Bebange basi uiebt fsep
nd Sn Hort uno Sbrift erfbeinen,
Agehattet it aur z bueibelsp
uno fiass TuIetn, Wsintn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-21
1873 7.
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Dbiiaoeipbia, San. I. 1887.
e. & Q If,
6 br s n 0 9 + a n, NJ.
coer cine Se.rabtuns fir Gbe!eu,e.

UoeE e''s oe'EaSDtuH9 1ilf GeeEeHte.
So wdre es nur Elm Neib,
tros mir feblte, lo wdre nod 6of-
nun9 fur mieE-ober Elm Sod
Elm Gob-Oas 1T cine tittert
pIlle-feuf5te 0srr Monnln9.-
HQSeu, oaes 70 arg tturmt melne
etebe, II ou nittt ous9eben FONT,
melne 2lebe, 70 treros icb nobt &C.
ben nt0en, ''-(oste J5srr Wlau~
ming 5u lelnem QEelbe. .-"@s tbut
mir leip, oaB IS notbmenoig 1T,
meIn Ileber Mann: aIlsin beute
1T Der bef1immte Sag uno .menn
jene Trou nibts bon mir bbrt, Go
miro lie ID eIusn onaern ploh
ouslubsn uno lle .peissrt l6 bls'
Der Su fommen.''
10, foIte tcb bod Sugltib nit
einem pdtentttten &obOfen oub
einen potentlrten Sod erfnoen-
oaNte Der 9ebeuete 0err M:-olf
ct oas Sous betrat, in Dem isln
|permelnter Sod tpcbute.'
Ser Sod erlblen-es nor Elm
src6es, tppbl9eblloetes Srouen<
sImmsr bic cine gan; miNt!st
Miene annabm. Jn oer erp6en
1Delt rparoe man Ie "on|sbnll1"
9enonnt baben.
M.--Oetns Bsoinstnssu Gub-
Sob:-0ler $baler Gle 2Hocbs
-mcin 0err.
M.-Oos III msbr als tb Su
|seben 9swobnt bir, Meine So
mile iii nibt srob-b!os 5 Ser
louen i'm 4plrler uao mir baben
|eineu &asd.t uno cine Maso.
g. sic t6nnsn SOD. oiel|siht
mobNeiter beFsmmeni ouein oas
III msiu preis.
M.-0cb p'a Dir 9 Sbo(sr uno
50 Gents Die QEObe seben-itb
babe ME n1sbr ais 9 S6Ill'nse
bsjablf.
R.-Gs 1T >!nn6tbio oIsle Wtr<
te III lt,atbsn- enteeonste Wooaln
So;b perdtbtliby mobep ile Die
Stube nit einent 0lif burcbfeste
mslber csm oet Vdnav &enbsI
dbn:ii, mar, ais I'e einsn 2tntro9
ees QorIttbers epn, Srer,cnt
Sbeater nit ouf9eramp{t>r Na(e
ablebnte.
Sd witl cine Dsretbnung an
ltsuen, oabts 9ert 9M.-als Ct.
nab 6auls 9iens. oe5b Fan aiebt
ertparten msbr als 1900 S5aiar
reiHtn Gewinn pss Johrs aus
n,einen Stebr III l6fn-es fona
uieAeitbt ouh ,penieer fepn-uno
nun d Sbalsr Die QDobe fhr et+
ucn &cb-i 25 fhr Moeo nno
Sneht jeees s-aie &on fur Snss
Sbalsr - rt,dbt t2 Shdlsr SO bic
webe eper $50 Ssa!ss ess
|Sabrss ......
Gann Fon,rut Die Ssente, Sc.
|bensn,itteL &lsioune unb aue Die
|gtestsrss, Die sswsbnlieb In Ell
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-21

0oer e6 TT outW0us i1ltDt 10, mel
ne 9srren Sle fbnuten juit 70
gut Oenfen, ooB es lle ,u @Oelleu,
ten MAIDEN wlroe, nsnn Gte
Swisbe!n uno Grumbeeren dBen.
Sebeu Gie gef1Ql9it oiefeS Sbier
an. llnterluben Sie es, 0err
Dorts ; 1T IS nl6t ein tpobres
QDunoer psr 1BeIt ?
Sotts: So, IS (cDeint Elm
rsbt punoerllbeS Sbier III fem.
2lufttondr.- so ba rebt
gut, 0srr 0ptts--S5O faeen Sic?
SD teoonFe mid fd6n1tens. $50
$50 nur $50 30 meine 0ers
ren 70 stel 1T fe tpertb wenn 1le
Dor elnen 0oGfer 9Boeen &C.
lponnt miro ; elne Mdbre, oDA-
tommen 9eluno an N>ino unD
Olleo' unp nur $50 geboten
lonomona:-9e Gs gut un'
ter Dem Gatts( ?
Nuttlenor 30 ia, IS !pire er
FAunIlcp lDlsbt Don ibr wenn Ge
nltt tbdte. 5tb mill $40 fur Ge
oorauf Gbta9sn msin 0err 500
TT fir rlcle uolb irti9e Mdbre 9et
bettn !-oier, Soc, matb' lie lib
Elm spenls selgen, tomtt Die 9er.
rem tbre Ibone 9oItun9 Ibsn.-
0lua tebsn Sls 9efdlllgf-Ebou<
en- Gle-pelGe DcOfommsnD,lt!
Gin tpeni9 labm an e!nem QeIn {:
oetr oas per9ebt >pieoer. $50
I # 9ebcten; 500 gum ertfen ; 90
gum 5wcpten :! SD oonFe Sbnsn,
meln 9err, S1e (Ino Elm Monn
pon 0t(hmad $65 1T fir Die
prddtiSe mdbre NurOra scbetsn.
e te TT 6 Sabre ait 9epefen.-
Oerr @6nuds, tpos in Der 9Delt
mDuen Gle 0omoDen
Sbnuds 30, iO min ibr
iutt pos mouI ouflperren UNI ;l
(eben nte alt (le fem medts; a..
ber lb tonns nlbt oabln brin9en
i'd sloute, lle bat Die goftCta.
| Nuttlondr;-Do! IS 1T Elm
9sfbeirtse Sbier pie Die mel
iten tdoIes Don lleber!<9un9 nil
lie ibr 2iltsr nidbt fuuo esbsn.
BeA GER Sdnufs, ib osthe
S,e mcpusn $40 III bieten? SDu
tie 9eben fir $40 Sino @it ole
|fert|e ? Cine opllbhrtiee Mobre
far $70 ! 3um eriten, srepten
0rltten-
Sbnuds :-Satt, bait, taS 1T
|nlbt msin 0ebctl
49,, itb bite tm Berjsibt
uns, i'd babte Dos fey ibr 0ebct.
u eli 65 Sbo!er fdr 15rn. Gebni-
|pcl-
@bnips! SD babe niDts y,
Der 2lrt sebcten~
N.-Well, es t11odt nl0ts aus
go Gbaler FIR 6rn.-oem 2ono>
mann BORT. glnmol, S,pepmoL |
,orepn1-
Ganemann :-9alt, Mann 81
Sbr braubt ntht III renfen, eab
Sbr Elm 1Slsfel lin Sdblaf fan9en|
ppQt. Seb ,piu ssrbert fspn, wenI
lD @ppes ssbeten babe !!
2l.-3um Stufet! n,eine SER
rem. @lner con Sbneu t,tu6 cie|
fW6ue Qurera babeu 9allo \
ST.. 0otts, Iie 9ebt su 0r. Sotlsl|
fur so Sba!er !einmal-
Bctts :-Genner uno DIs !!
1Benn sJbr (a9t, oeb ib 80 Sbas|
Ter sebotsn Babe ftees ih eah
Die Mabrs in Die 2abne! SD &C.
be gub 5 gbalsr. "s-.-. ....
$50 Dante Stneh ts,ein
9srr. 5Sbaler g,nr,ah irpest
ItnaI, Drepmol sic TT oos babe
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-21

10 brln9e lO 815 Sbdser ber0u6
llne meine S6cbter mclIsn Weifer
bobsn, unb tneins Srau mus ID
rer BeTunobeit mssen jeoes Sobr
eine NsiIe MAIDEN.
"Jn Sen jebisen EdGtDtns oer
|9Delt mnB etpos unrebt fepn-
oobte 0err ST. bsp (lcb felbf.-
Sin gut srSe9ener Monn bait cs
| fdr feline g tbonoe, bic 9s(bdfte
feinsr profeNion ,u tbun, rpas Ie
au;b lepn mSsen. 9tb orbeite
IjeoenSos bart in meinsm Stobr.
Nber SrauenSlmmer, Die cine &r-
Siebun9 befemmen bobsn olrfen
libre 61noe nlbt ans SplnnroO
cOer an einen 5errl0ensn Strulnpf
Ile9en. Seut ;uSa9 pirp IS fit
'eine 9re6e @bonoe or9e(ebsnla
wenn Golb cine G pielpuppe IN IT,.
rer &Ide an Der, 2rbelt 4thnoe.
., mie piele IUlber @pielpuppen
Iliben ml0lg In ibren parlcrs,
|mdbreno .bre 9dtsr Mdnneri
SruOer re"r SbAne slsib Geld, !
ven arbeiten, u. pas nod tb!lmN
mer ols Sitbett iit-Ge GnD nob7
nit &u,nn1er belooen, wei( es ib'
nen tonse lenn muB, oa6 fe niht
10 Dlel oufbrln9en f6nnen, ais oer
2(nfwanp ibrer we!ber II. $664
ter erferoert.
"So fam IS unm69(itb fertot-:
ben-,penn graueuSlmmer5 Die
|elne faftsnibtc @rsiebun9 betem'
men oorurb unfdbig semabt rpet-
oent elner0ausbaltun9 obsumor'
ten-ep, oonn peroen nob uno
nacb Die Mdnnst &ibs bsiratben
|uEo hieIe Gplelpuppeu tneloen
ais tpis Settsueuts.
"O}eiue d(tstten S6dttr, cr'
sdblt Sr.M tpetter, bic jun9ite
lit In See Sebu!e, mecblela jest
jsre WDbs in Der &u6e ab uno
mitoem Gotb uno Bepltono meis
nsr 8rou u. Der 6alfe oss &nsbts
|9ebt eQeS gut, uuo in Der &hbe
|9ebt Is 70 re9slmd6is bw, ais
rpie Gin llbrwerf. @ie trfldren
/ Ite rrDllten ME mteosv nit S66en
|setrubelt fem: llro wds nod,
beNsr iit-Oerr 81. erfldrt, Das
feline S6bter ME frsuoiger uno
|,Hfrteoensr 9tmsfen (tpen une ME
10 piele 3cit fir ibre Muft ,ino
Stucien gsbatt battsnt ais jekt.
Srhbes 2luffebsn uno tbdtist
0sfbafti9un9 fur etni9e Stun-
DENY befbrsern auf cine arunOer-
bare Nrt GelunbDsit uno SrebGn
uno gan9eDeilt wiro ME 70 an9e-
nebm seflbIt ais rean mon fle
NIT einem 9srGub oeroient bat,
ettros Nhblltessu tbun.
- q MT f,G I t , q u 8 II.
Gin &hnitter In Sranfreid bat
ein Gompf PuftGklf er(ansen
tuomit man Die Cuff in jeoer so
lieBigsn Nibtuae, init auserer
>! o!snt''Aer Sbnsuis'sis 5sfobtsn
t5nnsn (uu. M
HBas fabrlt ou ,un1 0erfauf
berum ? fra9te Elm &sau1er eIu;n
anoern feines 0slihtsrs, nit Dem
er cuff StraSs ;ufansmsutraf.,
I patentirte D:uent" -rpar Die
Nntwart. H0us, oann feHt. q
ou pcraas seten rsnn i'd babe
g n . r :.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-21
f9luS Der alten uno nsuen meIt.1
Ginge1 noI

[GIus Der alien uro nsuen meIs.l
ginge anot.
Gbro no 6 + a n, NJ.
Sol9enne Sablbubfaben Sn'
(brift entbdlt Die 9obrsjabl Sin
SoufenO 2|bt .hunoert Sisben
uno 9repBis, ndmllb:
G1mIa zav sqve in exCezsLs Deo,
saeCzorVEE in seaCV7a sVnto,
Sas beiBt @bre uno Sob fey
Gott IN Der 0bbe ewi9, eUi9
lOlIen Ie fem.
-MDCCCXVVVVVII-
1887.
g. s. w.
Dbiiaoeipbia, San. I. 1887.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-21

Gtuer 6 GartiSIe.'
Dls Grammar Gcbuls, tpelcte
Dem Dtefilen &euese in Carlisle
anseEblcfenllh puroe perHeesne
Bshe ourb Ssusr seslibrt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-21

Maet elmer nod Elm frepes @crt,
9tel6 muB e. in ben &s,ter fort.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-21
3 d n . f,euf t b al 8 Il,

Gin Shnitter In Sranfreid bat
ein Gompf 2uft(blf er(ansen,
iuomlt man Die Cuff In jeoer So
lieB!gsn NiebtuaN init auseror
iosntliber Sbnsais'eis bsfatren
'tSnnsn (uu. a-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-21

oeln o a o.~baB Dir bep 1enes Na,uens Sho
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-15

us into penetrable darkness respecting This might
well purposes the SPECTATORS By following H. we
should them clear field which carry their mpo-
sons We prefer, however, intls case, do in all 9TH
pursuing that which consider conducive oil
public good regardless Of the advice OF IS Co. other
respondent
The opinion gain ground that Sinclair the flour
speculator who alleged that he had been robbed Of the s
600 received from the backs purchase or had not peeh
robbed at ALL The Buffalo Advertiser thinks that the STORY
does not hang well together AM begin to think 50 TO- lie
says
Is il very likely that business would be travelling
three days. discover whether he had il his
possession not Instead OF making prompt and thorsngh
search board the boat when he discovered TIE Mr. =
appears to have borne il with phosophc resignation"
Fany thing wanting all doubt to the cupi-
dty of whole gang Of flour monoposers this transaction
wsuld be sufficient Not with robbing the public they
other and they conne their depredaons among
of how banks may be plum
dered Honor ssaii TO exist principle among thieves
But the whole band Of monoposer banks and all have for
feited their claim TO tins very questionable appeaonby
their dishonest practices.
The from Missouri which sometime rather
unavoabe the appearance the harvest owing TO the
long droughs of cheering nature Rain had fallen
in abundance and the crops Of every description were plen
full and fine.
nes hbor in Lower as well as Upper Canada ase
reason congratulate themselves the productveness Of
their soil Their crops led in had exceeded the ave-
and the appearance OF what still remained in the field
was highly promising.
writer New Orleans paper predicts that Wheat in the
grangrowing States OF the Western Valley will not shortly be
worth 40 to so per bushe and that pork will be
contracted for at to q To- instead of as was
in November and January.
Ill any pretend. in the face oil these facts which
daily accommodating that there deficiency in cropsor
they do not far exceed in abundance and richness the
OF former years The individual who this must have
deep interest doing be incapable of judging of the
ture of evidence.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-15

ss Sca Mass, Ls~seq yMgs Ssssr
schr. suttoa, s6or, Wilmington Del 4 days, TO master.
sehr. Standard, Decker Yofk River days, % master.
Schr Jersey Blue Brown Smithheid, days. 10 order.
sear soonon kasvet, Ferry, York River days. TO mas
schr. II. P. Ravens, Turner snowh. days, H. r. Hs
vens:
schr Elijah iiarton, Bursank Virginia. days, to mas
schr Tnoopbiius Spcer'e smith, Norfsk TO master.
schr Atlas Ta,tingham Philadelphia idays 20 master
BELOW2brgs-The Celeste up and the 1ta-er is wait
ing outside.
abby NeT York Robert paford Boston; Comet a sa
- m ,, 'e" = MEMoRANpA.
day account Of the aeas William Gson Esq an emf
zee Mr.
Ihe Rodomt before reported as lest H has arrived at
The Yicstng hense New Orleans, reports thai the
18Th ui of Hole in the WALL boa, stovedon her stern
Tie South Caroline charleston, passed off Martins IN
dusr The quarter deck Of vessel painted lead coour-on
The Enigyat, Smith, from Matanzas at Warren, r. !, re-
SON from Honduras for London, and took from the wreck The
Captain and 10 men, in most distressed condition for the want
was loaded with mahogany and capszed in violent gale
OF wind oa The 2st OF August Saved nothing except the
wHALERs.
BOSTON, Sent l8-Ar Harbnger, Burns, Tugal 10Th ut-
The following vessels touched at Fayal; June 5-sarsh,
Mayhew, Rochester 80 brs oJuly Sd, Portland CLARK,
o2sd, Shylock. Tou do-2Oh, Boston Packet Beach.
York August 18th, Hoqua, Mosher, N. b. Vermont Knee
land Poughkeepsie-l6lh Noble, Sayre, New York, 70
brls. OIL
FOREIGN PORTS
OAHU, Sandwich Islands) May 5-Jones, Domnis New
York
HALIFAX, Sept AR. Margaret Atkins, New York.
ST. JOHNS ~ f., Aug. B-Uingwel, Graham, New York.
PfcTou, Aug 3i.-Grandee Gchrst, New York ESQ
ported.)
Rio DE JANEIRo, July AR. Corsar New York.
ARRIVALS, CLEARANCES. nc.
BATH, Me-, Sept l0.-Ar Caharne Fiiiner, New York;
New England, Swanton, Liverpool.
BosToN, Sept 2Ar Cordea, Jones, Halifax, 9th inst
Crd Renown, Lowell, New york-sd, Helea from Sullivan
for New York.
NEW BEDFORD, Sept I2-Ar. Emerald rorne, New York;
Dragoa, Pope, do; Frances Clifford do; Henry Clifford do
Ann, Sherman, do.
PoRrsaiouT, Sept. 9-Srd Turk Nickerson, New York.
FALL RIVER, Sept IL AR. Meridian. Lewis, New York.
Providence, Sept l2-Ar. Marshal Chase, New York; Ju
no, Brown, do. James Lam sier, Kenny, do.
HARTFORD Sept oar. Convoy, Avery, New York. Token
Taylor, do.
NEWPORT, Sept l0Ar. Mary Davis, New York for Fall
Rver-l2h, Juno, Brown, do-cpd, Camilla, Vars, do.
NEW HAVEN, Sept l0-Ar. President Ma!ery, New York.
NEwARR, Sept 12-Ar John Henry, Fox New York; Boil
ma Van Buskrk, do.
PnApELpuiA, Sept 13-Crd. ocolo, Chote, New Yerk--
Margaret Master dol Hector, Wood, do-ar Shark Wilson,
New York.
RICHMOND, Sept 10-Srd. sun, Highly, New York. Nassau
Chester, do-l1h, ar. Pedestrian, Leeds, do
wnMINGTos ~ c., Sept Car. Regulus, Wheeler, New
York; indicator Rice, do.
WILMINGTON, Sept. 5.-Ar Amaranth, Baker, New York
New ORLEANS, Sept. 5-CPd, Kensington, Curtis, Liver
pool-6h, ar. Vicksburg, Woodbury., New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-15

THURSDAY, Sept. LAG, r. M.
We give the follow tx letter received, show the desper
ate which spectators TO in order To give
their unwaantabe proceedings In the face
Of evidence conclusive that adduced In any
OF the general almost universal abundance oil every
description OF produce, particularly inhe wheat growing parts
New York. and throughout Ohio, with which tue conntry
blessed during dses this writer tell
as that in Western New York there much.
good wheat the crop last years that In Ohio the
has been only ddng and that there well as here
the crop deficient "s G." think fools indeed
i could for msmen give credence his assertions But
read what he says
O. Bennett Esl-De.r SIR; have been reading yeur ar
which you alude to one Of the gloomy specializing let,e
a.e ,bs eor o being Jesuiies and refer 70 letter
Berkshire, asd loads Of accounts on your desk from ell
sharply, and correctly against the monopoly of aour" by
New sir am farmer 100 acres Of good ground
70 wheat las, fall Previous to April looked we'll but the
rSo he great rain. in NAV and killed gu, sill some
more After all what LEFT and grew exceedingly
ss AID sap SHOULD .a s
bushels But when came TO ,hresh found had considers
when had done harvesting, would have stated if had
0es s.f S o ss' YOU not
much good wheat IN all THIS region the crop
knew that my only fair spscnen Of The great bc
Nv ofhe Some Of c.r OAK good
ae Of falls short from what the farmers calcutta
when harvesting their w
they come threh and the quality is worse than they ex
pectcd. -, 80
nation thai there not more tan mddng crop OF wntat-
and corn : deficient there, ~ well as with US
Now correct, which your positive assurances
az great crops likely help mothe wheat growers or ne
spns snouspaiser2 Is there to believe that
IL ourisnv which your desk writer by
he their sbeiors they can keep The diner
sections the belief that all the rest are u OF
wheat until they buy the whole crop a, o,s yr.
ouia Il moi be monopoly indeedi Had you not much better
warn he whole country hold on and In the neantire
desvo ascertain state Of the crops than 10 keep up
Aths Of rreat abundance . -.
buyers here and Rochester land here for ocbeser
any appeal tn the newspaper accounts OF ABUNDANCE
and halt every w days buying, bnt still take pains TO
CONTRACT than have known the ihnk Oh these nngs
Yours truly, &C.
We Question much whether any Of our readers who may
have prused the above letter. doubt that : from the pen
of wheat -four spscuaor For our part we have no
doubt This sapent would have not % say any thing
the abundance Of the crops while he talks about scer
ieAng tbc ue state" Now, what better way there 70 DO
than by exciting spirit Of enquiry the state Of sgr
cnturr hroughsst the Uroo and ny Publishing IN our col
nmas which 10 almost daily the result of these enquiries
Remaining silent far from giving ideas,
ideas at ALL the true state Of the crops would only plange
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-15
COtsOa Market.

THURsDAY sept II, T. NJ
Considerable been said and published the subject of
southern planters, raising grain Few persons do
assert that owing these planters culvang wheat and
the year. neado growing oeon that the cotton
will fall considerably the crop of last year. Now the
fact simply that the planters in Alabama Louisiana. M
spp and Arkansas raising grain portion ofhe lands
But they do decrease the growth of cotton. They cult
vate lands The Southernsis clearing away their
plantations every In five six years they raise
ton enough supply the whole world and grain enough
for half The transactions in New Orleans the 9th inst
28 bales Mississippi, at 81 lOic.
There costumes steady demand for in this market,
without material change in rates.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-15

sohose for credit fair prices The dema nd
private account rather inactive. Merchants estimate
the trade this fall to be than quarter the business
last year during the period Though have immense
large arrivals of strangers this there has been great
falling in the two years as will be by The following table
From July 10th to September lo;h 1895 24,l42
10Th 10Th 1857 1857 i4 issi
By foregoing table will be perceived that the number
ofarvas greater 1885 than 1885, whether they
put up boarding houses instead hotels is impossible
tor But know that the business the city was
good II not better In the fall So was in The fall of IS
This the decrease than thrd-and falling
Off business is three-quarer Why this difference! Is il
that will give sufficient credit Or is /, that
the country merchants will pay up. The remain
all over the country.
Sales by Auction9o bags Cuba Coffee ct 9ac $50 half
boxes bunch rn 60 62c go quarter do do do 32l 3sc
terms cash.
Sale of Teas-by l.. NJ Hoffman L Ce-exported in the
Monsoon from Canostcns six months approved paper-l7lo
chests young byson % 3oc 257S half chests so 12c 200
IS H. boxes do 40 4c 80 IS h. boxes hyson 36c
each IL h. caners do &c 4ec; 500 10 10. boxes gunpow
der 50c s506 H. do do 50 5c 800 IS ID. do imperial 5oc
$50 h. do do sac; 10 chests Tyson skin, 3oc 10 do. Sou
chong, 34lc.
Nrw ORLEANS Sept 6, p. M.-sugar-Prme, 81 81; in
ferior, "A s. moderate demand Moasses-on Levee, Is
fs@ms go ao p O.
Is Baconiam DC per 10; canvass, ioa oI do; midalngs
* ioie arrivals seef1Mess, Is dollars per Dbl per
ss % pc: G:1r ps ea ssefPssaf.gt
H. fobscco-First quality, 81 &C. per n; do &c
do; crossed, n "a do sales Enthusiastically Liver
pse Id per lb Hayre cent New York, &C.; tobacco-to
Cowes and market per hid Sos 6d Bremen and Hamburg
direct, Sos; New York per hid. Ga 81 dels.
no DE- JAsrIRo July 20, lss7Four, Richmond, Ic 2l;
o s'o Ssov rny have nssr sEs supply
3alO0 37eo good frsts $3.50 $3.50; uar, 2qoo 33o
WILMINGTON, IN. C,) Sept 8-Naval Stores-rurpen,nc,
SOFT water per barrel scarce ~ 05 Tar, do do 81 81
Pitch the STILLS ~ Is Hosn do NJ 25 Spirits Turpentac 81
cts per gal; Varaish do, 80 81 Lumber-Pitch Pine
,srds and scaning, sawed at the steam mill, accord
ing to lengths, per So p; H. lumber wide boards,
Der, 50; stayes-whe oak hid rough. in the water
per NJ S4 DO do dressed wharf, do f32 S35; do do
b rough in the water &c. red oak hhd rough in the
water sl2 a&4 20 do slaves country dressed SIS
sl8 do do dressed the wharf Heading white oak hdh
rough In the water. ss2 Shingles, per NJ ~ IS s2,25