Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-02-17

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melt up the pewter tea-pots when they cast
is caution.
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The Mormons have fallen out among them
Eselves, and the leader, 10 Smith, and his i'm
mediate followers have fled, and sought other
g cities of refuge" aaW
n James Brown has been arrested at Akron,
on a charge ofhaving in his possession, plates
for making counterfeit money.
The pre-emption bill has passed the United
States Senate '.'i''' 95a 2HfazfW1pa
There are 95 colleges inthe United States,
8 Catholic and Methodist and 26 Medical
and 35 Theological Seminaries. i''N"7of
Amos Kendall asks an appropriation offour
and q half millions, for a new, organization Of
the Post Office department..
The small pox has broken out in Akron, o.
1t is rumored that Secretary Dickerson, Of
the Navy, has rendered his resignation, and
that the President has declined receiving it,
unless the entire cabinet rat-ify fas an unit
John c. Calhoun is spoken Of as the Loco
foco candidate for the next Presidency.
There are strong indications that Commo-
dore Charles Stewart is TO be the Conserva-
tive Presidential candidate at the next elec-
ton. 80 #lhiNt
The blacks in Massachusetts have remon-
strated to the legislature against granting Pc
titions of the whites for a repeal of all laws
creating distinctions on account Of color.
The receipts upon the Toledo and Adrian
rail road during the past season, have amount
ed to $45,0O0. l' e 5a'aa'i
The message of Gov. Kent, of Maine, is
spoken in of the highest terms by theEastern
papers. t ih s7sl1s't
The Steamboat New England, left single
soldier at Cleveland, sto preserve the neutra.
lity.' e 4.ta q ,s.te.s1ef'i e 7sl1aaa1s1
The Bill for increasing the army has passed
the Senate. 1t raises the number to between
fourteen and fifteen thousand
The ssmall bill law has passed the House
of Representatives Of New York, and is now
before the Senate. l.9fu l'' 2sQ3N iajooa
The North Eastern Boundary Question:
is exciting much discussion in the Canada pa
pers, and it is to be feared that the present
disturbances will add much to the difficulty of
it's settlement. ~ 3if y ~
Mr.. Sherwood, barber in New York, died
a few days since, from the effects Of Thonnp-
sonian treatment, i
The Physician Of the Ohio Penitentiaryis
a Thompsonian (quack) doctor
Davenport has constructed magnetic en-
gnes of one and two horse power They are
to be used IN printing. n
The "Great Western Steam Ship is ex-
pected in this country in April. She is to ply
between Bristol, (England) and New York.
Stephen B. Mum, merchant of N. York
has given eight thousand dollars to the Bible
Society. 4 ) st.,7 fs,as s9i- r.. d.
The story of the abduction and forcible
marriage of 600 young women, to the Russian
soldiers, is hoax.
1T islreported that the King Of Prussia der
sires to abdicatei his throne in favor Of the
Prince Royal. sid ,esgg n II
Mr.. Jaudoil, agent for, the United States
Bank, is walking into John Bulls good graces !
in spite Of himself. Tie English seem to fearf
that the cunning fellow will unbottom the
pockets Of the old chap, whatever he may do
to the contrary. Btothet Jonathan is very
insinivating ID his ways XIII '9iS1pS ''s'H'ea
An old lady in Mount Vernon, lately sold a
merchant a large stone in a roll Of butter. The
merchant gave her back the pebble in pack
age Of sugar, and made the change in corn.
which she took for coffee: \ 1ssls
Gen. Mcleod il IectpriIag, a in TIE towns Of
the Western Reserve, upon Canadian grie-
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