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4 LII PERSONS are hereby forwarded aaaus
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ing or fishing under penalty Of the law bein. stricl,
enforced against such offenders.
HENRY :. LANGHORNE.
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the 18th dr OF >, ,lnbs 1871
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judah ls nj, and john s. BurN i. administrator of Il ,Jl
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VIRGINIA mes heldln the Clerks Office Of The c>
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rr Meredith ONpn. Julal Dixon Jackson row,,sfn
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entered tin appearance and given sreAtltV acef, Hg
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DAY 81 ne ~ rn ID answer the hll of The pait,D "
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20
Ser 9ater(anbe Sreunb unb GeR ber 3ett

tn'IAIek wv -IN""~ wv 0" %NSH'N""N O"N
ter5 am oeutli6fen an iibri9en6 1T ct
beBer, bic 0loupsn loben ettpo6 Sutter lie
|9en, ais oob lIe Mon9el leioeu.
Am eIften Sage und Der lebten 0dntunG
miro 1eItcu ncd8utter notbi9 feyn> ober frtlte
retne 9uft uno binldn9Iid)er Haun IIno mn
Don 9ans teIonberer Wid,ti9feit. Shon am
1e6sten, mebr nod am 0cbenten Gage oet
Ifilnfteu Veripoe f1n9en eiuige Naupen an,
Iunrubi9 at merbelt, friecheu pie! umberI ltnc
Isei9eu tpeni9 SreBluit. Ote1e last balo gang
nadl e5 trttt elne 9Irt Durhf1Q eln> tpelde
aber bier ntd)t Granfbeit, lOubern nur oae
Oltttel it, woourh Ih bic Naupe olter
Illuretni9fstt entleert. G5 IIno oiclc6 Die u1e
rerfennbaren 3etden be6 bcoOrltebenoen
@tnpuppeus ; nno nod cte otele elntretel1,
milBen @tnrtd)tun9cu 9etrcfen meroeIL tint
IoenHaupcu oas Splnuen Su erleldtern. Wtan
biuoe ,u Dem @noe Elm Sn6 l0nge Strchhal<
men, etpa einen Stu9er bid I'M eulen ehpu5
fur5ern boljerneu Staab, elmer Splncel
dbnlth, III Der Witte su1atnmen, fprette ben
uuteru uuo pbern She'll oe6 Strobbl1noels
70 ousenanper, baB Don etnem Soalme bis
gum anoern un9efdtr rreD plertel3ou Naum
blelbt. Sclder Strph9ebunoe tperoen um
Die TuttersSddlfe hcrum 70 o:el befsItl9t,
IoaB Die Spiben Der SALINE clnc6 jeoen Sc
buube6 elnanoer beriihre,1, aber bod npdI bon
cbcn heretn 10 pieI Noum bleitt Tim bIes
jent9en Maupell peId)e ncd freBen tpollen>
fltttern Su fGnuen. Ser untere She'll rlcler
Slrohbllncel n1uB beYnabe bis auf oa6 SUIT
ter reidlcnL uno e6 1T gut penn III Der leBten
3elt NIT 9anSen 3Det9cn fllttert uno olelen
ietne frIte Sage 9jebt, baB lIe nit Der Splee
nit oenStrcb bbilnoeln iuSeriibrun9 fcmmclL
mcrurd Damn BEN 91aupen 9lethlnm Der
QSe9 5u lhrem Sptnnprte 9ebabnt ,plro. Slno
AM elften Sage nod nlht ale Naupen an
oen Strpbbinoeln btnauf 9etrcben, uno
beftnocn Th noh 0lad1;il9ler in benz Tutter>
faitel, 70 flnp oteiP 9epDbultd bon 5peDerleD
Nrt. @nttpecer ftno ile nod ntht ocllfrn1lnsn
aus9eblloet pelde6 man baran erfennt baB
1te rob fre6cn, 1lno 1h nod an onoeru
9e9entGnben felthaltcu f6nnen ptele 1ame
melt man ouf Elm SutterIhdlf Sulammen nnb
flttert ile nod : poer aber Ilno lIe Id)ru llter
cQ6 relfe glitter btnnu5, haben Die re9emah>
enpen Strctgebunoe Ocrfehlt, 1no burb
5lpedlcIee SNerun1frleheu ocer osr9ebltd)e
Serluhe eln5ulptnnen, 70 ermattet, caB ile
u1dt mebr im Stanoe Iulo, lpclter 5u frtes
hen. Dieie trin9e man IN etne nit fart
9erpIlteu SoobcIipdnen ou9eflllIte ShahteI,
oeren Dedel 4uft bat. Sefnren Ft) al uno
I'M bic Sutterfaiten felne 9t1upcn mehr 70
mcroen Oteielteu aus rem Simmer entfernt.
0aS 0eid1ft Der gr5tebUn8 Ger 0iaure 1T
nun teenol9t-uno C6 ttltt nun fur ad1t Sage
polltdnct3e Nube eilL n1hreno ipeld)cr nur
fin frildbe Quft uuO 9eei9ueteIemperatur 81
1or9cn TT. 9ind) 0d,t Go9eu bat bic Naupe
ntht mr. Die puppenbout opIIfommcn aus
9etloetr foncern ilh audi gum fllnftenmal
9ebdutetl mas man oorou erfennt, DoB mau
beym Sd)utteln elmer @pcocue ein Sotu uuo
oerfaueu Der puppe in Der Seloeuhuue bort.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20
2lrbe!ten IN @lien uni, Stab4,
7Ifda Srt fssIpr,

SdluRer in Der Stact goutptt Sbip.
9ciQt hermit ben 8elppbuern rcu Starf
y gountp unp rem putlitum er9ctcnt an, raB CT
an fctnean oltcn Stanrrlote, am Canal 9c9cniltcr
6crrn Sntius, III Canton, tntner mod f.rtfabrt
9lue 9lrten @t1enarbeit
u ptrridtcn, mic 9umrcn: :Srbrer, 9|aoerz 8rbrcr;
mic aud jere onperc 2trt 8rbrer, fcrncr jcpe Art
Shncipc ,9anpmeres,eu8 fir &dbrcincr, Simmer
e11te &C. @eblrBcr 2rtcit mic crc anrcrc 2trt Gctt
rper Stablz zNrtet fir mat6incric pper -0anrmertss
mrfen Ct bontt er9rtcntt fir bic tereits 9ctrBcne
ltnterfttleuns, unp miro lt tc,ntben pur4 puntt,
lebtcit quito Nrtcit unp trrblfce preife bic Sort.
bauer rcr ptfcntlibcn @emr9enbcit aud ferner gu
rcrbenen.
~. g. Nub rtrorirt CT ale Dirt Nrtct rc in ein
Sad fb(a9t, auf ras 8etfc unb ju ppbfeilen prein.
Uj5G a fft III ii y III >pcrrcn imlncr auf .6onb
femND(cn ,perren t1cu 9efAnitten.
Canton, 0OldrA 9. 3Ilt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20
Seut|Hes 0atbaus
in (Sll1cil1nnttt,

91littemartte, in Ger 5ttn Strage, (srbsn STAGE
uno @ine Straben.) 9erGnpcstenanntc en.rfeb(t
ietn 8ofAous Der G5untt fencr sanrsleuc, tnbem sr
70 elnecrl6tet 1T, roB Ct Neitenps gu Snb unp 5u
9fcrp rrer NIT 5ubrmeftn euf rie ttapen,fte QDsif
lr9ircn fam. Sein y5ous unp feinc Gtalluns llnb
9erauni8; fenc S@ente t'np tetn cifeb init bsm
Tcten r>rcDen mas pcr Wartt bartietet, 1lnp fene
8cbanrlun9 unp 9icebnun8cn fr, paB 9e,pibnliN lie
mierer Icy iDm sufpreben bic einlna hey iDm enoes
tcbrt battcn. Qoer rle prcbe init uns MAIDEN nil
1T berjliob rpilltrmmcn.
9aptp q ftterer.
Cincinnati, oNar5 80. 1888. 6o0ltq
QJ7Oer altere 9iepatteur biefes 9lattcs fam aus
GrprcbunS oIes bettati9en rpas 6r. y. rten faSt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20
e II 5 6 { G E.

Cer ltntcrfhrctene 3ei9t bicrmt rcm puttmt
- cr9ctenft an, poB ct rom l'tcn 2(ptil nis(es
Sabrcs ras 28irtNsDaus tctannt untrr rcm Tomen
Datto1tal 2natts,
in Der Stoot MoBillon an Der Meitleite
he6 Sanols, besieht,
oll,rr CT cb trmlbtn rpirp, rur6 trenSe 2tufncrt.
famf.it ouf ictn 8cf6aft, rc Gunit pes 9>utlitum6
III rcrricncn 9cn Sifh trirp nlmtr init rtm 8cttcr
rcrNbcn fcpn, tpos bic Sabrcsseit rortetct feine
S&enfc ric ous8tIuhtctten G5ctr9nts cntboltcn unb
fcine 9cr1t4m9e StaIun8 fol- pur@ f1bi9e ,eanpe
mrncr IN nct teftcn Nrrnun9 9chalttn mtrren.-
&ur,un, 9lettnhe 11nr 3utrrcetcnrc frucn f. 3urrrs
trnrcnn, gut unp rotcp tIlli8 tercnt trerptn, als
(e ir9tnp ermartcn tSnnrn.
q STIR -0eIr.
0lasiQcn, oJ1ar, 80. 1888, cont.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20
81 cue 8 1T { +.

Jl II ~ I.
@te ltnter5ei6ncten boten 70 eten ron NeusYprt
- erbalten unp erofnet, cit aQ9emeines NBorts.
ment rpn
Srntjabrs unb SpmmersWaoreu,
tetcbc1b in treict 1iebern, Sabimirs, Sattinetts,
ttrte S6atrls, Gin 8utes QBprtem,ent 9anen Sea-
per quite, elm NBortement rpn Sarrcn ppn gutter
0uelitat, Sticfel unb S6ubt, Grren unb @las.
maaren, S:euzOrrter 9laSel BON allcn Qrten tep,n
pfunp rrer SaB, Shneirewaaren, .9artepdarex
unp xrcdenwaartn.
.. g. y teter uns Go.
Gantsn, ptt, II, 1897. t.p.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20
~ Il 1t cas- 9Da1Iacea,

en5l9 llnp ollei1 aus rc9etaE'hen Stcffen 5NFerc
tct rtt
Socob 9aucf, in Baltimore.
Niete Ileri5in tam nit rrQtrun,et,cr Giberbei
~ rrn jcpem Otter 1tnp III jercr &ranfbcit SC:
trauobt tperpen, tecnbers in fr9enpcn &rontbeiten
9erlutt pcs Npretits, tnper
pauli@tet, Ola9enz Gnt3unpuns, Scptrennen, 81.
arDoe, Jubr, srlosne Nosr, Siftc 9ett6rte mcnatli
dc NeinisunS, S6arlab unp anrere 6ietcr, 9'cts
tett, 3erttcrfuns, 0bclcra Olprtus, Nus5cbrun9
Grtaltun8, !5uter, sunscncnt5l 5lnpuns, 9aljent3anz
t6wercs urinlaBen, eperets, ncrr6le unb ffcrpb,tz
l61e 3rfdlIe, rcnertbe unp ale aus unrtincm 9lut
entiteDenpe &rantbciten.
81 S-QSiQiam 0untar 1T BET ttnsiee autbpriz
ilrte N9ent III Start Gauntp, unp erbalt bic panaz
eca rirrtt ron 81. .6arot fcltt.
Gantsn, Slpp. "a k.p
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20

prel6 Der S0tteln :-Sl2.
lNiefcs fbattorc $ctensz Glirir 1T fhcn felt rtIcn
e. Sabrrn IN ItutGblano tctonnt II. in Qebrotd)
9emcen, ttnb bas 9ttcert roBebe ju rtrtert9ct TT
lest i'm 8cltt ptr ltncr5eidnetcn. Ills cine thathas
Ire Solnilicn mcr,in III bos Glirr 1T ptn mcttobc1
Staatcn prb tce1nnt, unN Dot III frl9cnpcn &rantz
bcten feline 8utcn Q8irttIn9cn pfcrs tctptetcn, ndlz
lid 1T Opsptpia QtnperrauhtciD tnp aucn&rant>
bettn rtlthc non tine1n rcrporttnen Ula9cn bcrrD
rem s. rciti9t ras 8ut tlnp 9ctt prnelten mtepet
(ctr$ rtrlprne Q5cnpbett ptpcrtcDt unb turtrt biz
Setcr &r0ntDcit nb Ptln9t ollc Or9one res Sprrere
ia ifrc 9eh6ri9c Orpnun9-cs rtrtre1H DC 9cltlubt
Ncrrrnttt Q[ieDcrthmcrScr, rtrtreikt bic QSnrz
mcr turirt bic Gclit i'm lRn9cn unp ntn Oerarmcn.
SIR bic QDaFcr(1bt, bos toitc 6tcber, mebielDaftc
Sctcr Ocr,flcpfct1, Subr unH Our6fal, III IS cine
rrriu9libc mcbisir, 70 mic oud trbr ttartcnp fur
throcc Sraucn simmer, bic it th1tr Ufonot3et 1ll1z
resclmdBis lnr, unp ttclt bic Ne9clmaB9feit micber
bcr, turrt ollc alte Sharen, Sol}fnBc, tprlbc &C.
f3wultt, &c.
Otcfe Oitbtsn cntD@(t nidt ptn minbrtttn SEttl
Olcrtur rbcr trnt9cs llneral; lie ptrp 9an5lt6
Won &rdutcrn itttcrctttt 1Inr 1T rpltrmnen nhapz
LID. 9urcb rcn tG9lit3cn 8etrau6 pieter Olcpi5in
in Guantitatcn pom 8 bis 10 Srrpfcn miro bic. Sc
f&npDct erbait1t, neil es ein 9utcS Shusntte Ut
9c9et bic mettcn &ranebtlten, renen Olenthcn unz
tcrwrrfcn fnr.
Scu9ntBe.
QBir, bic tnttrfhricttncn, GintrrDncr ron Start
Nautttp TN Stddt 1Dtr, Fcteu9e1 DtGrlNtI rag rlf
ftit ctbcn Sabrtn, in 1tnfcrn Sanict1 ras Serttdc
Nrdrtcr $ctensz Glirr, 3utcrttct ron Sola H. Nlcln
1T Canton NDtp, 6ftrr5 9stralthtcn, ttnp jcrcsnol
nit rcut ttttcn Grfrlg. Sir Sinrtrun9 unr Sur III
8[tcpcrf6mcr,cn &pltt, rcrrrrtenen Ola9en, taltcs
Subcr Sietcr, 0tuDr, IT. {. 10. hotcn mir np6 mic
mIs Elm Oltcl 9rfunrcn, relhcs 70 tolp ltnb 9ertB
feline quito QSirtun9cn 3et9t. Nus ptrtcr urtab ers
pftDletl tpir 9trne bic pEi9c rrrtrcte Sa1nlllenz
Ulcpiln unftrn leirenbtn Ylitmenfhen; ralnlt a11d
&c rcn Q>crfltcb MAIDEN trnnct1, 1IN parttrh 9cDtt
~ tperpcn, JrDn 0ettcr,
6cinrib Srnrller, Saorb {opfih,
.(ocinrict 9cntt(, Gbritttan 9ifB,
Sr1erb 9ifB, Socpb 6fB,
o5cpr9c Oneep, -Siro,n Olpcrs,
ocnrp <ppart, 91litbaeI Hrlcp.
Gsnatur8, @tort Gountp, Obip.-Seb tetctz
Sc Hiermt, Dag i'd flint Sabre lang NIT rer >ctcr>
eranebct tcpofttt 9erecn tin, 70, rob 3 alIc 6rfz
nuu9 3ur G3cnciln9 ou9ot. Nllc -6ultc, rie Ncrjtc
III crtbclcn rcrmf9cnp finn, batte cb, jcpreb rDnc
Qritl9, rtrftht, 1np "a icb MIDI nht tebcr tcfanr,
pcr(lstbtc ids init elmer 0rttcl rp1t Gala unp Glcns
tcutthcm &rdutcr $ctcrsz Glirr. gu meincm 9r6Bz
ttcn Grttauncn fnrc ib MIDI rptrmmcn Dcr8c'fellt,
rb tot11 jctt ncire Gags Nrtcit ouf mincr Soucrrp
rcrrittcn, mas i felt Sabrcn nitt trnntc, rt9lcb
i9 r1brenp cncr 2ct cine llobc 0elp All Ncrjte be-
lobltt, rDne rot es mir etrpas ba!t
SrGn g @ctpIp.
Nttt'tirt :-Sorer @. Ge5slrrn
gu jtrer Srttt( iii Cit 9ctcs 3cttcchcn 9efl9t, NIT
ser Namcnsltrift Der Gi9cntgnmer pHnc meIdc nc
OleNiSiu 11iebt 1ebt 1T.
Sct. 20, 1887. ~.
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Nfltse bon en9Iilheu Muitern uno Manu>
f. fattur trerctn gum 9ertauf euf 6anp seDaltcn,
ttp Ienns 8 unp tur.
oclasiQrn, 9se. 30. t.r.
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9teuPr
Mu9lk ttt1Q UancD StoDr,

ar ltnterSetdnetc tceDrt f6 bicrnit, ten teut>
~ f0cn pntiitlnn tcincn neuzcrotfncten Olulltz
anp SantpzStrDr 5n cnlrtcAlei, unp rerirrbt po CT
III frrtm0Drenrer QcrttnDul9 nit tcutbcn Sotriz
tantcn tteDt rcee rnp hllli9t Scrienun9. Scin &C.
9tn1rdrti9es lBprtement tettebt in mutali16en Sns
itrumenten, ais
Siclintn, Sltten, 0larrnctte,
Sirllneclrs, Qfeiftr, Sla9eplcttc,
8uitarrcn, Sromrclr, QSoIrh6tner,
Irrmpcten, Sopttb6rncr, sBnJlts,
9entllzpp. Si9nalD6rucr, SaBN6rncr,
prtouncn, Srcan9cl, 2lecorrirns,
9iplint69en, ,tp jcrtr orrere Nrtte pertunren nit
oem Oluft s9efAaft; muf1taIicn, Sebulen fit aIls
Snffrumentc, StallaniIdbe 8iclnz Guitar unp Sis
slpneelp Soten, 9irlnbS9en, H.. {, ~ Scrncr:
p1rftmerlenL felne Selfen,
unp onbsre 0rsnctlfs ppn Den tetfcn en9fAen unr
fsan;6li(Aen Sakriten.
Seutfd,e SpicIloden,
.9aar unb &lcccrturitcr, SoDn rnD Ne9elfNrttcr,
SuttHr1ten, xrilettoten III 8rrBcr Nusmrhl, Nammc,
Talrrirlel, Strcidrieme, GalIrrpfcn, Q5reftof6cn,
Spmtnps, Gebadfrielc, Somcntrcttcr, purren,
tursifde pfctttn, SatoGsrpten 0lasrcrlen, Sr;llz
raBe, Sartct9itfen, &c.
u. H.-Nlle Snttrllnente tpcrren quarantine, 1tnr
tperpen 5rtt9cnrmalcn, irenn 1lnrriItcmmcn 9cfuns
DEN. 9Jlilitarifhc 8onpen unb mulitAlfhe 8ctcllz
t6aften t6nncn pplfanpi9 perEDcn perren, unp Nufs
tra8e rrm sottoe tperrcn nit Spr9folt unp 4Nntts
ltbteit tcfpr8t. tim 9Hti9en 3urprueb tittct
Il. repmert, N9cnt.
pb6nir9etattrt, bcm Sran ljnDeuft se9enilter
QItselonr, Oslo, Sec. s. IS.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20
EuihoftG Soncluna.

GeEufhofte, Sonclun9.
Nie llnterltrieteuen benuBen biefe @eles
~ 9enbet, ben 8nr9crn ron OloBNpn unp Der
um(iesenren 0e9enb on5u5eiscn, hab lle rem sansen
an rcm olten Stanprat, in rcr oOfainttraBe, cine
tbare ,petlit non rer prttz Offs, pos gef2aft un'
te p>m 9,emen ttnr Srnto ron 1ennis nnb
s. ~, 5n tctteitcn. Sic merpcn Nl6 slidlib f6at.
gen, trcnn iDrc Srcunrc nc ras putlitu iItcrbatrt
anrufen unp ibren @rrratb in Nu9enfhein neb,nett
mcrren, ehc ltc fpnft,rr touftn. g bn Iennts,
Olabillpn, 9eo. 20. t.p. Sames 9. Eeur
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25
HERALD OF II Ill - Il vi r ,.

had been informed by the Albany stage drl'
yer, that this same Iiowes was notorious
impostor who had been spunging upon the
A,banians for some months. and had hnaiiy
run away without paying his bills, arrived IN
town and proceeded Immediately to the Office
of Mr.. IIowes, whom he fortunately found
within, that gentleman having just returned
from his cotton warehouse. The gentleman
from Worcester, Immediately upon his en-
trance charged him with being an impostor'
and severely reprimanded him for the course
he had been pursuing. BY way Of palliatlon
The gentleman from Georgia, stnted that there
was some mistake, and that he had letters oi
introduction to some Of our first men, men,
tioning their names. The Worcester gen.
tleman then called upon the individuals whom
he named. and was informed that they knew
nothing about him. In the mean time, MI
Howes had been making tracks for the Provl'
dence Rail Road, having left the fremont
\ House, without remembering to pay his bill
The conductors of that establishment how.
ever, soon ascertained his departure, and
sent an officer in pursuit Of him, who fount
him ensconsed between the locomotive and
tender, making himself as small as possible
to avoid detection. When discovered, he
started off in brisk trot, but was soon over
hauled, and was told, that IN consideration o.
his father, the great cotton planter on the
Il Altamahu, he should be discharged on giving
i up his watch. TO this lie consented, and was
SOON after on his way to New York, where
he will probably attempt similar tricks upor
the green horns Of that gullible city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25

FuRrous ArrAcx on Mn. VAN AMBuRen
oy AsrLLY's AMPHITHEArRE, BY one OF HIS
T,orRs.-Since "Wednesday last the princl.
nal tonic of conversation in the Tho atrcal
world. has been tie furious attack made on
Mr.. Van Amburgh, whose exhibition at Asst
lry's Royal Amphitheatrc OF lions, tigers,
l,opards, and other animals Of the forest, IN
the grand geological spectacle entitled the
Lion Conqueror Of Pnmpeli," has excited
within these few days past 80 much pubic nj,
,cntion. Mr.. Van Anburgh has been styled
by the pl,iioiogos of the above equestrian es'
t,blisb,ncnt as the brute tamer, and certainly
the sppellation is well applied, as the follow
ing daring feat W i'll prove, tor never was the
courage or the presence OF mind of man put
10 n severcr test. From the Information OBJ
tuned by our reporter yesterday, from an al''
thcnlc source il appcars that on "wednesday
las, a rehearsal was going on in the circus OF
the theatre when Mr.. Van AmburglI, wishing
one Of his tigers TO perform certain feaf
which the animal was utterly unable or I'M
wiling 10 accomplish, had recourse to severe
corporal punishment, which chas,lsemchi he
inflicted with a large horscwhlp. Smart'ne
under the pain Of the lash the animal became
incensed, and suddenly sprnng upon Mr.. Van
Anburgh, who Instantly was hurled WIN vlo.
ence to the ground, from the strength and
weight of the incenscd rs nllant. Mr.. Van
Ambureh who is of llcrculean caste and pof-
sessing extraordinary muscular power, III
stan,ly perceived the intention OF the animal,
which was that Of tearing him TO pieces, and
with the courage and presence OF mind which
few men POSSESS, seized his foe by the lip Of
the lower jaw, and thus pinIoned him as bull
dog would an OK ut bait. A long and fearful
Il in, bp nf ~
both The man and the tiger rolled over sever
nj times. At length Mr.. Van Amburgh got
the better of his foe by throwing him on his
back, at the same time kneeling OH his stom
ach. and, with his other hand, which was ill
now unengaged commenced striking the pros
trste animal with his clenched fist, the blows
following in quick succession, over the head.
face and particularly the nose, until the blood
flowed from the subducd n,imal who here
qnivercd under the grasp oi his conqucror.-
At length Mr.. Van Ambnrgh, percciving that
he had completely overcome him, released
his hold, and the animal finding himself at
liberty, retired a short distance from his mas
Ter, and crouched down as If severely suffer-
ing from The punishment he had received
II may here be proper TO mention that ttt
play actors considered that it was merely II
rehearsal Of The part TO be played in the even
ing, until they saw him administering the Sc
we're chastiscmcnt as before described to the
enraged animal, and its efforts to compel Mr..
Van Ambnrgh to release his hold This en-
counter did not at all impede The entertain
incnts Of the evening" London paper
Ivan Amburgh We believe, is the same in
Lividual who accompanied the Caravan, which
visited this place several years ago, and went
into the cages Of tho Lion aud Tiser.l
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-25

FRoM THE CHEROKEE COUNTRY.-Lctters
received in Norfolk from Athens, Tennessee
The present head quarters OF Gen. Scott, dated
Oct. 81, state that the excessive Grnnght had
prevented the emigration Of the Indians ns
contemplated, the rivers being low,and there
not being water enough 10 sustain the Indians
and their cattle. The emigration was thus
retarded one month, but at our adviccs,show
ers of rain had fallen, aud one thousand In
dans were to depart on the I'd for the far
West. At short intervals parties Of 1000
each would follow; and it is probable that al
this time, all the Indians are Oh their way
westward, except the dccrepid and sick, wh'
will remain until the rivers become navga
BILE.
Great praise is due to Gen. Scott for the
patience aud discretion displayed by him
throughout the whole of this troublesome al
fair, and it is to hi: prudent foresight and
prompt action that the country is exempt
from a worse than Florida war.
We understand that the Indians are anx-
ious to depart, and will move with aacriiy,in
'pitc of underhand measures designed to work
upon their feelings and render them dissatis-
fed and mutinous.- Norfolk Beacon.