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The herald., 1837-02-24

THE LADIES or HoLLANp-The Dutch women are
distinguished for their amable manners and purity of
morals They usually well educated and seldom
fail to acquire the esteem of strangers by their polite
and hospltable attentions. In the province Of Guel-
dres the females are, generally speaking, noted for
their beauty and neatness of ATTIRE "When you be-
hold their counenance observes foreign writer 'the
color of which is evidence OF the healthy climate
of Gusdres they to glitter amidst their large
straw hats lined with blue silk stuff like bright stars
in the middle of the azure armament The dress Of
the females in North Holland may be described as no
less elegant than sinpe while their usually beautiful
countenances render them objects of attraction. 1t
would be an objectionable omission not to remark
that the Dutch women are renowned in history for
the heroism they have evinced different occasions
in defending the liberties of their country-When
Harlem was besieged by the Spaniards in 1873, the
bravery of the female inhabitants was carried TO such
an extent 10 render them deserving of being COM
pared with the Grecian and Roman herones they
assisted the garrison in the duties" endured the most
dreadful prvations, and encountered death with for
trude worthy Of eternal remembrance.
The herald., 1837-02-24

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND
Y TRUST COMPANY Persons effect nsmancrs with
this Company ON their lives Of others and either
fr the whole dua et life, for hunted period Tho pay
annually,
~ prcu.,nas an ,,ne ytn,reI dnll for ops
The herald., 1837-02-24
GERMAN sILyFR WARE AT wHOLE

NJ SALE AND RYTAIL
leo dozen Table dozen Tones
50 do Tea do 10 Napkin Rings
so do Forks 10 do Plates
20 do Batter Knives 10 do Ladies Sciss, Hooks
Likewise door plates knockers knobs locks
rods window shutter bars tanrs plate, ingot and &C c
SC. for sale by DR. LEWIS FEUCHrWANGER,
fiey 977 Broaaway
KEEP YOUR FEET DrY.-"IIalIo, lend you
IN will Get wet feet II you there said %
nv There said be, for have pair
of fRcharis wntei Proof Boots on" Richards whas this Ri
chars why hr keeps the larp st ~ Water
Bosis and Shoss the city Canal Thank you
will have a pair bet 10 night Recolect
RICHARDS, No 2cs Canal street
BA splcnd tmcnt of ladies and gentlcmens and
Children India Rsbher and Shoesslso all kinds of Water
ofnda Rubc Cloth faced buskns
with as Ladies apd Genemens Water Patent Mockasins
shoes Soles &c Only call and will
hr largest ent best qualities at the lowest ever
heard e Water only o. 50 70 81 so coed
as YOU pay - f,r Apply at
The arsest Mlnufscu,c ,cr and Oldest Boss IN The block
The herald., 1837-02-24

INTEREsTINg WORK.-DoMEsTic HAPPt
MISS PORTRAYED.-AH Repository for tho who are, an
those who are not married by the Classic Authors ancient
anu Monen Addson Steele johnson, Knox, Newton and
o'hfs wh, have discussed with grave gay the
and future Happiness of Mnnkind
domestic happn ness. thou only bliss
Z, W faaltse that has survived the falll-Cotcper
ncunns fnze Essays together wb several clcs writes
expressly or is work vel Nno received and for sale
NJ tho BOOK r'ofe of q. j. FOLSOM No soA Fulton III,
u one door above Pearl
~ UsHTON a. AsPINWALL, No "A VIII. ~ .,,ae,
oser fer sale ,he foIowinE articles Guger Root ia
msca -Bmgunsy Pfch, English superior for pIasers
Vanilla Beans W,me-Wltc WAY, in boxos Of 80 No. each
German Coogn Fauna wn!antedTooth Brushes French and
Engsh made to order, nrgc and soda
Powders seefslly Put Of super Cfes,s
goat variety Of "a terms which will te 6sd order No
tce for Slips aud families swmms Psnscea ana verpurs Al
manufactures Acid-Supcr Carbonate Soda "a
dec 10
The herald., 1837-02-24
THE
NE w YORK HERAIu

ASp WEEKLY wsPAPKn
sIKlB9Ii9N .ss9 AND SUBSCRIPTION pAuv Nm,
ALE served 10 sub cfiers IN the city
Except Snaay at the OF rwo es,s ny every zornne
IN aarSace To the Newsnen 1e'eoiV payable weekV
Country Subscribers any part Of the United 3 .,,s u i
da eau reserve The DAILY HERALD, by H. al re ,.a ana
t @ os eni'tIag cash advanceor such period:,
Inc WEEKLY HERALD containing all the matter tho aaa
seat Dy mail, at THREE DOLLARS
city IT'S sold at the Office at six cents per copy ~
Letters to the Editor to be post paid
The herald., 1837-02-24

TO MECHANICS, PROPRIETORS OF
= HOUSES AND HOTELS, BOARDING HOUSES, AND
HOUSE KEEPERS IN GENERAL. The subscriber offers
mccharcs his American silver coaason in and sheets
of oar different thckne useful for
ders, &c IN tn course of this week and hc ready supply
builders and roprctos OF huses with house furniture such
locks knobs Keys, carpet rods boil pulls sash knobs all
of the mos, approved workmanship and latest patterns and
public and private hossekecpcrs bcssppLc with any quantity
Of tab ten and dessert spoons dessert forks tea ss napka
rings, fish and hut knives gravy ladies' all
best pattern, and warranted 10 keep their colour
Prices very moderate, and any orders executed by
pR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER,
j30 tf 377 I,madyav
The herald., 1837-02-24

/ AND OFFICE.-JouS 4. ROC,

| AND OFFICE.-JoHN l. BoGARDus, Auonsv
opgositc the Brick Church dsarS city ii New yek Isa" ns
sour Arkansas, Military Boarty General Land okce ard Wcs
Ps!.a. sb,saea and titles for soldiers ,hc heirs.
,sels ih Ens,'h Reuscss from the States Caoada asl
M . Ss s ss. % es sn &, ., as ss
Those o s psass h ,s se, sssd a. . land sold @
n'ss before ne pa'szs lssysd can claim le 9th Land
scotia Teras bought am sed Or exchanged ssa psd ~
titles Investigated obtained and perfected tn
Post Master. t.qarou N: United states ass Other ssns.
several sections OF country, will BE- end
ir Valuable tarmas and fyt sale the state Illinois.
otherwise. " s 81 = Ne Missouri ~ e sss ~ Az S
peI H. tSpnss PuhdaG S s.s . as S.e..
s sS Il s ~, obi 49, ~, beg. e pom h .a.
% % + se%sn ~ ~. s,aSsd better an ese , ,ss
Eears sS Saepa ssrs,s sad os s casa Nspgss I
y"s ys he sss w . % s n sSs - s 4. .ss
's ,ss s a % & o q 5 s o@s aa & lat. ,sd s'es W. e ..
gent ne men 2, th, eommrultg
united With he of ssrsen a, r. ~ s., ars y ~.
~. TO" s ss s. ssn m 70 s sso,d ~, srs,
lie case; snd the srsi guarantee a, such NJ, -
s '1s .: $ "s"s 5 f.ss III . 10 y S % , 'ss
teci yIe Of That that ever gnced renileman's brow
Corner wan and Nassau streets
WARDS HAIR oIJ..-1nehss, sr,iclc now IN use, e~
he hsE ~ sale aa HofPERs Phsrmss,.' So "a
o""e' o. tfa"sn :. Prce 70 cenis per bottle
SToCKs se.,ce q and Young
ner-lsp us recciv.d y Mrs KING ~ Fulton Which shs
w @lhns nv teane'n uflcrs nisu
,ytnE a first rate article, for sale wboIesak
iloy III LEwis FIueHTwANcER W Broadway.
- The .at.s,,T hsyirr ~ M ,,ns from an ~ tse v tss
making the e. 2 ns s ss
rarsi " or 10 The r sro 81 s'ss s. 1na v.r .r
ey satio,ay ol hs best qaahy and on "'c"s s" ."
The herald., 1837-02-24
a., IsRAELrs NEW WORK -prNRETrA

~ TrMpIE, y Love story w thc eutio ofvvian Grey.
TEMPERANCE CORREsPoNDENCEt b TWEEN Samuel ~
pnd Smith Dr justin Edwards snd Rev Nv
Starved " es-jtst published and f., .alel - -,
nou &. sHEPARDi te brsadways
The herald., 1837-02-24

n3-Messrs WRIGHT ROWE begs leave 10 inform their
friends and the puc that cy dsposd Of their stock asd
Broadway and have opened
Broadway where they keep the splendid Of Hats
and Eur Caps, IN the city.
ntgy WRIGHT & ROWE.
The herald., 1837-02-24

u5- r. C. BROWN q CO., having opened Coffee House
he Nagaa) A. No IS Warren street, and laid stock sfthe
cho Wines, Liquors. hope by
wishes ofthciI to merit share public
siyff
The herald., 1837-02-24

10 WHERE II THE NONSENSE ofthe idea that PuRGA
TIoN viii ali the ills which flesh hel allowed that
ONE PRINCIPLE doth animate tn frame man. namely the
Utials This known be cao,osd tru and wlo-
ever has followed thoroughly out the principle Of PURGATIoN
with the RIGHT PuRGATivE has invariably sound
health To what purravc doth fame point, the Pills known
by the name ef BRANDRETH.
Befrdre bssparg of CoyUrerEHs fta.ip
The herald., 1837-02-24

MAPS.1he subscriber has made arrangements execute
Ifl all orders in the Mapping inc the spe
cimcns may be nj their office.
LITHOGRAPHY-Allefdefs Lhogaphy attended 10 wilh
aud despatch
great variety Engayrgs hand plain coorea 20.
duo cd prces ts dealers BROWNE d REDMOND
The herald., 1837-02-24
TREvALL, sTODDARTNCO.- Il.

Cortndt street Beg Ia iorK they
removed frosi No eCorsRdt the aboys res
elegant New store. whore ther have on hasd and ~
constantly recciung esh supplies Plus and v
nnss.alsc fancy cplsrcd Pushes foI Ladies
they viii sel1a accommodating e terms "'' "''~-
HATS CAPS, STOCKS, and stock Frames, at wholesale.
The herald., 1837-02-24

THENAEuM HOTEL, BROADWAY Y. cor
- her ~ Leonard stfse-Tbc suLscrL up ve
sove estab ment ~ the Hers and Pcr-
nancbt bavrder-, soc the favor his friends ma
the patronage o tho ppbc, rem tst nothing will bs
waning % ne ~ o those belonging his bs
prsona that would br likely their comfort
agreeable. - ''s -
fi5-2n EDWARD wINDssT. PIoprietss.
pATENT WATER CLOSETS AND PUMPS.
JSTONEt PLUMBER ENGINEER, Broad wav. ccc-
nues 10 actrc his ich spprovea patent Water ncs.
which are sn able either Tor dwellings
peH % asy 'econ euoa both tor sec'e.sss easinsss
In helsnctipn Psra'c witer closets ufevcry
CAufi1 1N-imtHovei Force pamysJ = tnkes tha oppwsu-
Iiy oi stat rg That he u the original
PUMPS nnd that they mae Of the
aud not ofhin Copper tubes aud solder deceive the pub
liz. - 49,
ps IAsJ manufactures article the yrcmses he 10
enabled tocNccne hc sOwIng
any other taeciy viz Ba h. Water Closets Purnps s
ms
The herald., 1837-02-24

Money received 1ep0sff The held
upon which interest will be allowed AZ tollowst
upsn any sieo irrdecpablc FIR year a ct.
100, for months, 4 of.
100 Tor 2mopihs, . per ~.
TRUSTEES.
VIM Bard, Samuel Thompson, " G. DcRham,
Thomas W Ludlow, Isaac Bronson, Jonathan Goodirns
VIM M Iawrpce, Peter Rcrnsen, jaime Mcbride,
Jacob Lovlard, Stephen Warren, John Rath,.ne, ".
John Duet, James Kent, Y, q. stuyvesant,
Pctot Harmony, Nathaniel Prime, Thomas j. oakley,
= Ven Rensaelaer, NJ Dcvecaux stephen whitney,
John q Cosar, BenI Knowcr, John j. Asor,
Thos Suf'er, Quinn G. vcrplsnc, Benz L. Swan,
Jno. Meson, C0fuelss w. Lawrence.
WIN BARD, President.
ga. NICOI.L, Secretary.
~ ID ATKINS, Physcan tn tho Company nAu
The herald., 1837-02-24
NTEw hooks FOR CJIKIsTMAs q NEW


ANCE COMPANY,
Continue 10 nsarc damage by Gre Buildings
Goods shr@ and their aud description oi
personal property atthcir Office, No is " street
DIRECTORS.
Ro,ert Aipsle, Thumas Bsloa,
David Caiwi,e, Henry n. Baott,
Daniel Jackson, Ih-nas Sarennt,
CGulandt Palmer, Edgar Jenkins,
John Lchmcr raham, g. Y Hashrook,
Ttonas Til ston, Henry u, Leeds
T,suis DcCasse George ~ Strong,
Henry MyckoH, Chlres q. Handy,
Samuel r.. T,sdnle, Stephen storm,
william Z. Halctt, Edward Frust,
ROBERT AlNSLIE, President.
" y. STEVENS. Secretary. ~ sfa
The herald., 1837-02-24
ONE PRICE AND ONE oUaI1-v

~ bkOWN co. Chatham Square Continue mn..fL-
~ ,mng,icl, csscaratcd Hats pice THREH DOLLARS
% IS az lshed " 1881 Ia presenting these Hats 60 the
Dub tc oie'o hnk they have nearly reached - nns
nir o osa'y araIy ceapness aad comfort ths weMsr
a safes io Gash good customer there ~ tho
he bad IT'S Chatham Square, corner OF Mott street
The herald., 1837-02-24

rv'REAsuRy CERTIFICATES $4,000 OF Tfeas.fy Cefth
Gates whic will pay fer Government Lands 81 the esfiou
sas-y &c. -IcKLEs, "a wanA
The herald., 1837-02-24

nC SEE Advertisement -ABERNETHY'S Cona.oxnd Lii
qorce Cough Mixture Sd pagcthe special Eowery
Grand has been ossed consequence Of the great demd OF
this Medicine rsm the lower side
point HOPPER, Broadway and Franklin ST., and UNDER
HILL cor Beckman and William ss Agents for this Mixture.
u4-
The herald., 1837-02-24
FOR AGOOD HAT. ond o,o :.

,eii Meii end preserve lis shape comsnng bram s.J
81 oe ly eau az COUPLAND cos, 20 Dovery ess
sue ioar doors south of b. yard ST. f,s,m
The herald., 1837-02-24
DYDER,S FIRST PREMIUM GENTLE T..

RYDER'S FIRST PNEMIUM GENTLE.
III MEMS BOOT AND SHOE STORE, No Bee kman 81
Clinton Hall New York, tn Pak-The subscriber grateful
the gng gusled lived his the
above would respectfully nfm his friends and public
in general that he keess hand and constantly
ing article of r,of Boots of French skin,
which have given satisfaction for those
have them
Of superior vokmanship ard finish, and Opera
Pmp that received especi M the Silver Medal OF the
AZ the late Fai- al Nbos.
visiting IN city viii find to their advantage
: much attention II paid To tIanscnt cusioncrs
All orders thankfully eceiv and puhctualy attended
~ BA good Of Over shoes for sale reduced
cps. 7-lms
The herald., 1837-02-24

respectfully informs his aud the puc that be has
receiving hs usn ssppy sftba schuy
Kill much approved OF the last by consimes
repca w the market Odcfs for Broken ETg
Nut by the cargo will be received by A DE Camp Co
"a I'd street Russell COPELAND Wall either ~ bt
yards g23 or il3 Hudsonst JAMES d. W. WHITALl.
The herald., 1837-02-24

Il LANGUAGEwe would invite the attention OF the Teach
o The Preach Grammar by Mr. j. r. WERZBlCKl
lished by snniiosd io1ney J. W sandord caulated
70 sapefcede All books OF that nature that be found
ket at present and there doubt that will become pop
lar account of The that there which facilitate
all difficulties with wlca English here wall
city Of them Until thoua Eng
ishan could not learn the preunc aoE OF the French Language
without bearing one who sfcnonce correctly himsef bat MIR
WlcIncks Grammar teaches The fhlacy that fof
the fact tsat until there that sat
lriacory rules facitnmg re officially has the
all rules that there the language Gor he speaks
aapt every letter giving us soind much that viii
aotbestae 10 tka good
npnciation Of The French without teacher though true that
that nicity othe which cannot be described
but acquired appreciated only the cti to be learn
cd By the hearing Upon She whole the rules that
he tho author VIII enab be understood Ny
Frencman He likewise mnde classification OF the ART
Gle which cannot be found elsewhere that article the OF winch
puzzles eycry Ensishnan that attempts speak French Like
WISE nc gives rules IN what the French words oag to used
IN order 10 make nteAble ss be found
amy other grammar finally the arrangement that peryucs his
Of that angnage for the pupil and Lessen tselabo Of the
ieacqr and confident that wAsay su
ing OF ourselves br sos candid pesa Of the teachers for
we are satisfied they will be pleased with Hdeed bids fair
supeccde all others can be had wholesale
flee OF publication, % Ann ST. NY.
po5
The herald., 1837-02-24

n5-A CARDS. W. BRY HAM espectfalv Informs friends
and the public that he has sold hs
has completed his aud alterations his
no 2ss iowey opposite to Ryinytos ST. Gonse
querty he 10 better prepared To the demands his
still scale, and with general asso
ment Of and genuine Confectionery wholesale retail
w B. returns thanks foi the atteng
experienced Bowery and
Nc .os Bowery opposite TO RivDgton "a.
JUyuBE PASTE just importcdfrsn Franeca superior
Gle oil uube Paste is sale above, Wholesale and retail
olsu = W. B.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-01

few apparently lying by waiting for en-
ployment The tiers of shipping are evi-
IDENTITY on the increase from the
North and East are daily arriving, aud the
lower part of our harbor has now a wilder
ness OF masts extending like hedge along
its margin. Unfortunately, the new arri-
vals have brought many passengers to the
city, who are strangers to the city, who are
strangers TO the climate, and therefore OBJ
noxions to the insidious yrulence of the ep-
idemic, which still continues to hover abou,
our streets. We have not heard lately of
any new cases among those who have re-
sided here during the summer-they may
now be considered out of danger; but
strangers and the unaclimated will certain
ly run some risk in visiting us for week
or two weeks to come, or at least until a
"A change of weather takes place. The
lapse OF "A few days may bring about state
of the atmosphere more propitons 10 health,
and the season of the year has arrived when
a frost may be daily expected.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-01

and French claims, which would have dis
tnbuted over two millions in the Atlantic
cities, IN the worst period of the pressure ;
and especially that this same opposition de-
feated, at the extra session, the bill for the
relief of the sufferers by the great fire in
New York.
Resolved, That it is a surprising evidence
of the influence of shallow partzans over
intelligent men of business, that the mer-
chants in Boston and New York should
uphold the opposition ia resisting every
measure for their relief when it's done with
the avowed design of leaving the merchants
and the people to be ruined, in order to use
their cries of distress to break down the adj
mlnistration and build up National Bank.
Resolved, That the only way to make
business safe and uniform in its rewards tn
honest skill and industry, is 10 separate busi-
ness from politics; that the first step to this
measure is the entire separation of the Gov
ernment from the Banks, and therefore that
we approve that measure as the surest
means of relief, believing that it is no more
the office of the government 10 find capital
for the merchant and partizan to trade with,
than To furnish tools for the farmer aud me-
chanic to work with.
Resolved, That we congratulate the de-
mocracy of the Union upon the success of
every measure recommended by the Presi-
den, for relief, except the Treasury Agency
Bill !; that had that bill passed, all resource
es of agitation would have failed, and busi-
ness would have resumed quiet and whole.
some action; that the delay of the settling
of that measures rests with the opposition,
and that they are accountable for all the
consequences that may result from further
continuance of their system of panic maxi
ing.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-01
LATE FROM FLORIDA.
OsEOLA, ALIAS POWELL POSI-
TINELY TAKEN!

The Express Mail at NewYork brings
news that Oseola with 20 or so Warriors,
we're taken prisoners at Fort Peyton, by
Gen. Hernandez, and had arrived at St.Au-
gustine, on the 22d ult.
The accounts state that they went into
Fort Peyton to hold a talk, when they were
surrounded and made prisoners without
much resistance. 1t was the determined
language of Oseola, not to emigrate, that
m ,de Gen. Ii. take this course.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-01

NJ. Seller, the gentleman mentioned in
the subjoued paragraph, has been residing
il this town for some time past.
Translated from the Courier des Etas Uais
We understand that the commissioners
authorized to raise two companies of French
and German volunteers, for the war in Flor
ida, have selected for captain, NJ. Seller,
chevalicr of the order of William king of
Holland. NJ. Lawers is appointed lieuten-
ant. About 100 subalierns and privates
has already enrolled themselves as members
of this corps, the uniform of which is very
handsome.-From the Com. Adr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-01

Land Pirates absut the Home. We are
sorry TO learn that Mr.. RoIond's statements
in reference 10 the land Pirates at Ocracoke
and in the neighborlood Of Ocrakee, are
more than confirmed by recent INTEL gence
More than 100 trunks were driven ashore
from the wreck, ard all of them rined of
their contents, and what was still worse, e.
ven the dead bodies washed ashore were
robbed Of their clothing and their pockets
rifled of every thing valuable they contained.
A lady, one of the two who escaped alive
from the wreck, went to the house Of one of
the wrcckers begging for her clo,lins. The
freebooter was deaf TO her entreatics aud
drove her from the house will, oaths and
threats Hanging is too good for such a
scoundrel Are there no laws in North
Carolina for ferretting out such nests of pi-
rates, or for the punishment of such vIlnny.
". y. Express.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-01

MURDER AND RoBBERY.-On Monday
evening, the 23rd uIt., Mr.. Lyman, clerk in
the employ Of Mr.. Horace Hooker, OF
Rochester, was shot dead while returning
home, and his pockets rifed of his money
and watch. In falling, his hat rolled some
distance from his body, and was found in
the morning, containing $4,000, which it is
supposed induced the murder. Nothing
was known of the murder until the next
morning, when the body was found The
report and flash of the pistol were heard g.
seen, but 1t was supposed to have been fir
ed a, dog. The citizens were greatly ex-
cited, and several arrests were made.
We learn from the Commercial Adver-
of Monday last, that the bolt of retribution
has fallen quickly apon the perpetrators of
this monstrous deed detection has follow
ed almost instantly upon the commission of
their crime. Before they had time to reap
the smallest fruit from their offence-witb
the spoils of their victim yet in their hands,
and on the very scene of their crime, they
have been discovered, arrested, and before
this time probably convicted. Their names
are Oetayius Barron, Peter PhiIwelI and
Thomas Bennett. The two first named are
French Canadians. Bennett is tailor
Phiiwell boat builder-and Barron a jew
eller. The two first are aged about 2I-
the latter IL or Is! 1t is apparent from all
accounts, that the prisoners are dessolute
young men--frequen.ers of gambling hous-
es, &c,
At the last accounts the examination of
the prisoners had not closed, but sufficient
proof had been developed to leave but little
doubt of their guilt.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-01
New.Yons C.rrLr M.asg1. Or. %.

Beeyes-Thc number Of Beef Cattle offered to-
day amounted TO about 1909 head. Of which $50
we're from the south. The market presented little
variation either IN the qualify Of the cattle or pr.
ces obtained, from that Of the previous week the
including 80 bead at 80 per cwt the lsiter rate
only fcf superior cattle, forming an average Of :
25 per cwi.
Cows and Cslyes-Tbe market continues with.
out the least changelhe cattle lstierly offered hav-
ing been Of bsiier quality have rerealized higher
LIices 70 head have been sold since last market at
Boa sl5.
Sheep and Lsmbs-Tbe demand continues an
imated, and nearly 1900 which were for sale, have
been taken al % a 20 for Sheep sDd 81 2 IS
for Lambs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-01

Warning to Stage Drivera pa.sen-
ger lately recovered in the United States
Circuit Court, five hundred dollars against
the proprietors Of the Providence line of
stages,-for the severe injury sustained by
being upset in stage last winter. The
Judge charged the jury, that those entrust-
ed with the conveyance Of passengers were
bound to exercise sI care and prudence /;
that if any accident happens through the
cnrelessnsss of the driver, the proprietors
are responsible for all the injury which may
be sustained.-Qucney Patriot.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-11-01
DE1Jmg aoIBhl1p,

Fathers mothers and others, are respectfully invited
TO make early application il they wish to have their
children instructed in tho correct principle Of Pen.
manship ;-Ifitis not correctly taught aud satsiac-
tory too, he will charge nothing for teaching them.
MI Foster may he seen at all times from o'clock
a. NJ. until lin the evening, at his Writing Acode-
my, where he would be happy to wait upon Ladies
and Gentlemen 1T all hours during the day and even.
ing, TO suit their own convenience
Ladies classes are now convening AT half past o.
clock y. NJ.
N. H. Specimens Of seventy pupils and npwudi.
can be seen at the Ladies aud Genilefnsns Writing
Academy, in the Rooms ofMr. ROBERT STE
VEINS HOUSE, adjoining the Post Office
Immediate application IS indispensable in order to
secure a seal.
New port. Oct. 25th ls.H