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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-27

. Gin lln9ebeuer.-8or eint9en Ga
gen bemerfte Der Sn9enieur auf Der Iorriss
taun @iienbahn, nabe ben Sallen, setti9 &C.
mug, Tim bic Mafhiue anSubalteh Elm Slln.
bel queer iiber ben neileu 2te9el gele9t. Oils
baeelbe aufseboben uno nnterlutt ,puroe,
fanb man Elm lebeubes Stub lit Defen aes
mitelt, tpobrlheinlih Don einer ,lnnatilrlis
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-27

sc eIes9ebun9 Upn w,Dcrt t,
9lm 6. Dieie6 erbtelt Der 9enat eiue Gpecis
al Sotld)aft bonn @oY. MatcD IN Se5iehuno
ouf 8aar;ablun9en Der Sanfen >porin er
oleielben ori19cuo aneupfelt uuo NAMING.
fade 9rlluoe oafllr entDtdeIt, CO 3. ct 3.
9tm 8. 9lpril 9Ibeubs perSebrtc Elm QrrBes
6cuer III 9tctp Srlean6 at 10000 VaIIen
Saumnplle.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-27

Iden Wutter i'll Der 9lblIdt bu9ele9t ba6
flelne lSelen tOoten su laBen. DaS Sino
:puroe auf9enommeu uno fir oeBen 8erpRez
|0ung Gorge 9etra9en. 9tod bat man feline
Spur oes uuuatilrlid)su Gerbreher6 gefults
oen. (9lbenb,eitullo
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-27

Sabre ibrcs Qtcrs.
Sn Union 0auntp: }(m l5tcn O11r5, Gbrittina,
Satin RON Saepb Senbart, i'm 55ttcn Sabre. - Nh,
22sten 9Nar3, Samuel 0athum, pom 21Dits Seer
Sauntdip, im 53ten SaDre.
Dor eini9en Q8pebcn, in setanrn, an per 2tusz
3sbrun8, petcr 5if6er, tm 33ltcn Sabre.
Am Stem Npril, in Nojaretb, an Der NusJcbrun9
Anna poulina 9crnba6, int soften Sabre.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-27
Staat Ohio, Start @auntD> 6s. in Court
BON Common Ylea5.


BON Common YIea5.
pet'r ertenfhitb ct al }
9c9tn : 1T Yortitipn.
Nram -6rtenflntD ct al )
Graft eine6 bon beia9ter Court III eriootem
Nv prrjcB an mid 9erIcttctcn 0efctl werrt ieb an
Der xbl1r pcs GpnrtDautes eria9ter County am
Samlfag, ben 26tcn ndhiten MuD,
fpsenr trI6retcnes sotlp gum ftFcnteten Tcrtauf
antietcn, tanlicb: 1Dcl NON Scetipn s. in Satlitz
Ihip (pitc), 91ebc IN bfa9 c,nG Gountp, tc9ranst
mie frl9t: fan9t am MtteIpfrttcn tcto9ter @eettrr
at, rrn bert r6rplih Is Soften 10 Sints, ron pprt
bttlb 2l &cttcn stnts, ronn flp[id5 8rap ,pett.
lid IA Settcn l2 snts, rNnn n6rrb SO e5rop tretts
lieb 10 Soften, pann biflid6 no6 Dem Nnfan9sr(at,
cnthaltcnp 60 Qder unb SIS -6unpcrtthcie meDr prcr
wcn8cr. 9ietcr Strieh lit ais Die 8aucrep tctonnt,
auf rcr Qccr 5rdcnf6mitD CUR 3cit tcnes Lotnftei>
rcns tprDntc.-Ner Scrtout f@n9t Inn II ltDr Olit>
tugs an unr Ierin9nn8cn prrrcn tctannt 9ctnae9t
ro1t q Hntcl Nofenfrer9cr, /, S6crif
Y Seteritfsz Qmt, Canton,
Nrril 27, 1888. 5m.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-27

Baargeles 3ablun9.-Dte Sanf'
@pupeution> ,pelhe pom 11ten gum 16ten
Die1es in 9teu Uort beifammen mar, bat ben
llteu Montag i'm ndd)lteu Sanuar ols Die
3eit beitimmt, ,pc bic Banfen tpteoer anfan'
gen icuen, 8aar9eIo Su 5ab!en. Die Sanfen
III TeusWorf baben jeooh idcn ant ndhten
1Oten W3aY au;ufan9e,1 font pcrIieren ile,
benz @elebe nad, ibre Sreibriefe.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-27
Seutihe Central Committee.

Sic @ltercr Der teutftben Central Grtnnittee ron
Start 9auntp belieten ;u bcaebtst, paB am nabfen
O1ittrcb (Daap y, Nbenps TIM ltDr, cine Der
tanmlun9 i'm .6aute pes {orn. Sit)rer, tn Canton,
tatt npen miro, m bort bic prn Der pa,u ernannten
Committee rpr5uleSenpe oaempnltren; in Gr,paSunS
5u rebmcn.-Auf Sefebl ter Committee.
Qpril 27. Ger. Meper, Seeretar.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-27
LeNNHTjHnTV
l2lus her .bannoper 0o5ctte.)

Gru Nlorioa babeu mir Seridte bis 5rr1
6ten 9lprll, aus nelhen erhellet, on5 9eneraI
SeIup meEr ais 500 Snotoner 9ef1n9cn &C.
11pn1men hat. Oic1e 0todrld,t hat Ild1 bon
mchrcrenSrte hcr beltdtl9et. 0eneral Je>lp
bate, nie e6 Ihetut, nit benz SoauptIlll9 oes
ineianilden Qaeer5 untpeit Suplter eme lles
bercinfllnft 9etrcffcl1, haB {le am gotten Wta!5
riuen Watb haltcn mclteu, aCcln Die eAno11s
,,cr f1uocu Gdb nid,t Elm, uuo ca oa6 3ularls
mentreibcn Der pfcroe nno anoere Auceus
tuuseu beY Dem @encral elnen Slr9tppbn
erreateu, baB lie 9ln(talten trdTen i:d1 D1eoer'
nm nad) ben Mcr1iten 81 f(ndten, 70 rpor er
entIblp6en boB iIe ibm 1idlt ,plcoer enttp1l lhel
1olltelr, uuo befahl caher cem Sberit Sw199e,
bonn 2teu Draacuer Ne9imcnt> ile Su llnlltelz
len. Gics gillette ibm 70 ,uellterhatt; Dap Ote
Snbioner am Mor9eu oe6 2lten ale III tele
ller @cpalt rparen. @s Gno mehr ais 500
gRdnner, Weiter 1t. &inber, uno inter tbnen
15ORrieoer, 70 tp,e and nod, $50 9te9er, tpo'
bon 40 fati0 flnbQDafen su fllbren. Nuf ole1e
9lrt 1T es bem @cneral Selllp 9c9llldt III Ger
0tobbarlt)aft bon Supiter's Snlet nber 600
G,efanqene III ernlld)el, NIB beDuate 200
0ihIen gum Shmei9en su brtu9en. Sberlt
0anfbeao ftieB nit (etnen Srmma11oo alt
einen Naufeu Sntianer, tple n1an oern,utbetr
oou Gam sJpnes Qeuteu; eenen cine Slaa9e
qe1nuot tpuroe, allein ie feuerten anf otetels
be. gRan 5,ld,te olsoanu bic Snotaner III l','s
riuacn, jeocd, pbne @rfol9-ile entfamen alle.
9enerol Selup mar BIG Sum 27iten :WarS
beihdftiaet ilber ieine @efon9euen Su oert!'s
gen, inoem CT eerne nah Slloen 9ehen n'od'@
te, Inn I'D, NIT bem Sberlt Santheao sl rer<
eiuiaen, ,peld,er imBerful9eu ees Gam Sones
uno leincm 2rupp tc9rifen 1T. 9eneral sc5es
fup CIaat ein Srief) bat bic Sade ,netiters
boft ein9eleitet. Die Waft oes Selnoee 1T
aebrchen unb seritreut, uno slQe fommen ba>
rim iitereiu, baB Der @enerol Sllcs 9etban
hat, mas Mduuer untcr cen remlid)en lln,s
ftdbeu bdtten tbuu f6nuen. 9tad, ct. 9lu9ns
ittu bat ein @rpreB Die Siad,rtd,t gebradt,
bae s,peY Y,peiee gente 1T Der Se9enb BON Mis
cpncpy octrbtet uao 9eicalpt tporoen lub.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-27

Gut getban, Grumbuu SIT Der
Stobt Worreu babeu bic 0empfraten Da>
pio 500, Glq. NIT 20 Webrbeit lber ieinen
feberaliltiI Iheu@e9ner, &in6mau, sumWoyor
er>pdblt. So >pdre Qllo oud) Der ltdrfite fes
bcroltltiId,e Wab Der 9onsen We(tern Gelerz
pe aum 8e6ren befehrt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-27

yIotenfdl1her.-Serr Drills, Ser.
Stauten MarIhau, bat ,pleoerum III @uDas
bcaa uno Weoina Gouutie6 cine Sonoe BON
Is Nalfhmitn3ern eutoedt nno e''lperren
Iaeen. 0icle Nerrcn tparcn NIT elncm ooue
(tdnbi9cn 9lpporat oerietcu uno hatten l'd)
pcrbereitet, ibre @eiddfte re@t in 0rcBcn
Al betrelbeu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-27

xoae J5unpe.- DIAN fa9t, Bag am lcttrn
Samtas Olcrsen 1db cn miltbenrcr -9unp tn pieter
@tapt babe tlitcn laBen, tpelder, nabpcm Ct mebre
re -ounpe unp anberes 9icb sctiBcn, lh it elmer
tIpliben Niebun8 cntfcrnt, unp ctli6c Oleilen ppn
bier erfdbcBcn morpem fey 8cp Der SrcBen 3abl ppn
-5unpen nit per unIerc StraBen telattt9t flnp, ma
re, nab folder Q8arnunS, Cit -mens Sprltett nibt
1ltt,>rtcm9kia.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-27

Die 9eles9ebun9 bon 9Irfanla6 bat benz
Orn. 9. &. Sudner, BON Qoui6oille, einen
6relbrlef ertbellt, fur etne Winen9eleuihaft
gu Elttle Hod, oeren plan e6 1T, Die 9rpBeu
&cblensuno @tIen<W}inen su 6fnen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-27
Der Daterlanbs SreunD unb @5eitt Ser 3eit

Der @rce, 100 fultiuirte Wcu1hen Wobneu,
oa6 otelen @e9enbeu AM WiBtbippi All un.
mcralttdt nur i'm @erin9ten oer9llhenwer>
ben fann. CTrieoen6 8Ute.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-27

Dte 3obl Der 8anfen in ben Ser. ct. I'M
leBten Oe5ember zWOnat, mar 882. Sbr Ng,
9re9atz8opital 290, 0,872,O91 Doa. Sbre fltnQe
enoe 37,9l5,340 Dou. llr1lauf 149, 1885, 1855
OpQ. Depo{Iten 127, 1897, 1876 OcQ.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-27
6 E ertif IA t.

Ve II II I.
STair bic ltntcrfhrietenen, 8ir9cr rrn @tarf Gr.
10 tet9einiset,, paB tpir fhcn felt seratner 3ett
g attel 9etrauebt, ,.np bic(tlten als febr ltidte
unp teaucnc Seitottel ausfanren. QBir enrfeblen
pieclten pen Yutlifum germ als rrr,nsiber als it,
9cnp eine anpere Nrt Die mir je sctrautt.
$etpis Sp9lc, Gpbraim peprle,
QDilliam Scats, Sattler, Saept Sebaffer,
Seei y. Slime, Q. Taffentrerser,
1bcmas pattrn, Senja,nin .6aas.
81. 9. Ottse Sattel werfen ron s pfepb &.
s III, ber Sent in Canton seseniter, perferttst
unb pertauft.
Nrrl ~. IS. %
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-27

slQe 3eitunsen, bic bon Sllomelten fcms
men, flu6 aneefillt init Duelzuno Wcro9e'
ftid)teu. Die Stdote am WelBlBlppt lhelnen
tein @eles uno feline Sronnn9 gu baben.
5obalb eiuer benz anrern nur cie 9ertn9ite
8elcicieuns fast, fam man nit Gent Bbelt
barauf redne,l, coB aud) ein WOro uno oft
mebrere oarauf folSen. Die 3u9eQci9telt
iiber fteist ale @rensen, Spiel Woro nnoSe
trua Gnb an Ger 2o9escronung, Ter9lftun9,
Selbitmorbe uno ber9leiden nidt felten.
gBeld,er moraliI4e@enId tpirb in fclder9e|
oeuo iu Ieben tplnlben: es muB balo Sebel'
obld,reden, nur bel ben Woroer9rnben gu
ilternahten. Gs9iett YielleId)t tsln sano art
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-27
Vanbaus sum Ghllo ees
Bullen=Nopfs
III Der Staot Canton, Starf Sauntp, Shio.
Sanrttel K. ScDte11t$er

%dEVVtTEt J&s SIU1EITNEI
oetst biernit feincn Sreunrcn 1lnp rem putlittm
y terbatpt er9ctcntt an, rab CT tmer rcdb feinen
altcn Stano, gum btp bts 0ullentppfe 3"
1T per 1uscararas @trabc cihe Sburen cttlteb pr,t
&ana(, tc,ppbnt prfettf ct alIts III rpr;u9bcm Stpl
bat autfriftbcn laBen.
Ct perlidcrt rem 9utliem bas Ct tetne 0oltbt rtrr
Soften fhcuen mrr, tint fein J6aus ,u cinem rittz
fbenstpertbcn SnDcrasc fIroseitenpc st1nadet. Sei
nc S6cnee ipirp nit rem auS9euebteten o5etraten
rerftbcn mcrrctt, fein Sb init rei1 Geiten mas ros
Sanb bartctct, fcn Stai ret unter einem erfaDrnen
0ctlcr tbt fam ais elmer rer betten in bictm IDe
pes satpes t>ttaob btet ipcrrttt.
Nrril 20. b. u.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-27

SRenabriAttsen bic SHr9er ron Canton unr pas
~ putlitnm ttcrbeurt ebrerteti9ft, paB |ie ras
.eut1na4er 8efetaft in allen peben rcrf6iercnc,
3tpeiSen ju fctreittn at,Scfan9cn bate, 1T ncn Sim,
mer pel6es ftir5lieb non rem Srftoren 0rre1 UNI
Sabnctfcd ttwrbnt wcrpen, SDilrtn nDrrli6 ron
Or. Sreptahcrs Npctbctet 100 c jeber3eit Gin srrBes
unp allscmencs NBprtemcnt -5ilte auf .oanp balter
perpcr, tric
Sicber, Stter, Nuter
mic AUDI tpeibe unp brpar,e 8ruE9z -oitc u1b neiBe
uno fdwar5e Seirens Iontc, ferner
unicrert6pfise, treitranftisc feine II. 9epibni9eu
SO Il s. 1t te,
70 ,pit biefeltcn prn etben reli9ottn DeEuCboften
Sctroscn merrer; terncr reBe unr f9mar5e Seipcts
6ate fit Snatcn, Dlustratten !ei1te allcr Nrten ,r
auf tete QDeife rerftrtist, relecs Nucs le mpblfe
fur Saar9elc rrer sannrs prcputte allrr 2trt rers
eaufen. Sie laben Nlle, bic 5u taufen ,ptnt1cn Gin
an5uruftn, tbren 9crratb 5n unter(uben unp fir (i
tclttt AT 1trtbeile11.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

.Abcut an hour was csnsnmsd in discussing psins
OF order on the question Of widening and extending
Art and StayvssaRt Streets in which Mr.. Assistant
hyde Of the 18th ward took very conspicuous part
~. Hyde essaysd to make long speech on the sub
lect but as nobody could tell what he was talking
about Assist. Aid. Hoffman venured to inquire Of the
president whether there was any BUSINESS before the
20 the views Of Mr.. Hyde, frsm which decision the
c.er appealed IN speech Of most eloquent rgmarole
nc decision of the chair was sustained by nnan-
me Board then took up and passed the law rela-
cut amendment '''
= ne resolution from the other Board, in reference
- oeIler organization of the police and watch de-
left. o" ""'' o1i i'poi'oi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05
MON Il Y M Ark EFT.
Friday, May 40, p. M.

y
The bssneat the board today has not been Of an
aging nature The flush exctee on the large ,rv. Of
specie ana The resumption the banks having passed little
TO be expected TOO sudden
stocks They are new hardening down" The sales Of IT.
bank were al firm prices, and Mechanics sir N a.
vance, say per cent ON the close of yesterday Most other
stocks have exhibited decline particularly Hudson fell
of Per cent and Haraem 81 the close Of
terday Utica declined per Phenx lower by Der
cent probably the uncertainty with regard the
ny The Philadelphia banks has partly produce this
want Of hrmns and perhaps dampng ardor has been
eneced by the opposition Of Mr. Wright the Senate 10 Mr.
Cay currency resolution under the impression Thai the gov
ernneht sun disposed to war upon the banks This
eeive not 10 be the case have good authority that
IT'S the Intention Of Mr. Wright resolution soncidnr
with Mr. Clay's-he finding the most popuar
ana act me only way to aid the resuming banks naturally
wish to have the credit Of IT,
Money sill very tight in Wall street, probably will
continue 10 be until after the lob which time the u,or
~ OF the bank dividends payable the Of which will
be something million and half large propor,;o.
will Immediately seek outlet
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

DnATH OF TINE CHEF ESoINKsn OF THE GREAT
WEs7ERs.-The coroner was called yesterday to
hold an inquest upon the body Of Mr. George Pearne,
late chief engineer of the steam ship Great Western
who came to his death in consequence of a severe
scald ne sustained in letting off steam, at the entrance
OF that vessel into this port on last Monday week.
he was pronounced on Thursday evening by the
physicians at the hospital as doing WELL but yester-
day ne was observed to be getting worse, and in the
course of the forenoon expired.
lSauEsr.-The coroner held an inquest yesterday
on pier IN the East River upon the body of an un-
known man found floating in the river. His dress
beng OF the Blackwelrs Island fabric, it was ssppo-
ssd thathe was convict who persisted in endeavor-
ing TO escape Imprisonment. Verdict accordingly.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05
Co where glory (dees nett wait you ?

New REcoRpER-SEssIoss RosM, YESTERDAY
This being the 6rst session under the presidency
of the new Recorder, something in the shape of an
inaugural or at least how dye do y was expected
from his honor upon his assuming the ermlne. But
things went off pretty much after the old style-the
court came in 20 minutes at least after the time
ear wisgng was practsea TO nearly the usual extent
witnesses eosd only be heard by the court, and
the accusations Of prosecutors heretofore in
audible not only to the accused party, but scarcely
70 be heard at the reporters table. The same pro-
niscuous group Of reporters police officers pettfog-
gers and gossips, occupied the clerks ds.k-sone
standing up, others reclining the bench of JUS
tice, or loaRng upon the Witnesses seat-speakins
aloud staring females upon the stand out Of counte
nance, and occasionally indalging horse laugh at
the expense Of some Peor devil brought up for jadg-
ment. This will never do, jsdge-lt needs REFORM
Send the ear-wigging meddlers out Of court-compel
ofcers 10 have their STATS in CORTLAND TO keep at
respectable distance frsn the benchcear the sacred
pannes Of justice of the oilers and spengers whs hang
around -make every thing tina, is said TO the court
be spoken load enough to be heard and plain enough
70 be understood by a and, above oil, preserve the
dignity Of the BENCH by frewning down every nno-
walton upon ns rights attempted by the gang Of me
mails that eringe around il. Reform il altogether.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

u Dear girls-Amelia, Mara, Matilda and Mary
blessed Mary where are you, sweet ones! Don't for
get the Sacred Orstorio At st. James Church, tomor
row Music hath charms for all but infdels and loa-
fers. II Gains the soul-elevatss the senses from
earth to heaven-throws beauty and hale around
the rough scenes Of everyday lfssoftens the sterile
spirits OF manpures his feelings and fits his frame
10 entertain devotion for the blessed Virgin in Hea-
ven and affection for her sweet sisters on earth
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

70 Some are beaten into sotoriey-some are
written into noteriey-snd some are blown into noto-
rie,y bat ell the elements Of creation seem to have
combined bring friend Charley Deavsn into motto
riety-Kings, Queens, England. France, the Atlantic
Ocean, the United States. the Revolutionary War,
Martin Van Burea, Temperance Society, Andrew Jack
son, Queen Victoria, United States Bank, Governor
Marcy Nick Bddle, Hesven and Earth, Air, Fire, and
wateri Some how or other he is mixed up and con
nested with al these Butt last FIRE and water,
have done more for him than the ofcreaon they
have caused him TO Ct up store. Ear from his
old one, which gees ,seis ahead Of any other in the
city. Go and ace him:
Over the wser and ever the lea
Asdsvcr the water 10 Charley"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05
aiyiae

State Of Trade.
The Tea sale this morning, by Austen Wimerding Co.
was but hiny attended, sd dragged very heavy although
the Teas which wanted prices as lois
Yeung Hyson offered, and ali The yson Hvsc.
pareny no demand for these descriptions. The lest with
drawn - ~
Hyssn 10 chests, Inperiu IT'S ~ ID ca
:, Skin n6 chests Seuchosg 1911 chests
z4e nj" 342Albbxs
The smouai Of this sale was from 40 10 $4,000 Terms
usual months satisfactory notes, payable city The
chests sold al 50 c. " ~
CoTTsssal.s s the week have been principally for er-
port The lower qualities ordinary and miadug have been
very freely offered and sales made especially within the Last
two days, at reduction Of Our last for fair
and above fair viz: 10 III have been fully maintained
New orleuns 2eh u good demand existed for ali ouai
ties and kisds full prces and instance an advance
NORTH Alabamas Of per ID obtained. good deal
Of per the Steam bos
Srss Sales SEQ bales fair H. stock on hand
remss IL; stock about 4So bales.
CoFFkENo change in this article. Sales continue
fsre noueed The sale given below is cash.
WHALEBoEE has rather declined Sales have
bees made at Ut This Is however advance last
weeks qustations-
AycrIoS s.LIs-A good business has been done Al the
ter yet fingers the lap OF spring. The by Gerard Of
Kentucky tobacco 2, months The sale, by r
,. Simns was principally cash.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

Hr Lieut. Hosken Of the Great Western is fond Of
pretty women-who isnt1 The last time that we
saw him, he chucked the sweet stewardess Of the ST.
nus under the chin-kissed her forehead-only her
forehead-and slipped a sovereign into her hand.
He's man Of taste and feeling
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

On Thursday morning, the 81 ins by the D. Creasb
Mr. Joaes I TO NJ. Sarah Jane Fowler, all Of this city
On wednesday I'd instant In ST. Johns Chapel in this city,
by the Right Rev. DR.. Onderdonk the Antheny
Brcesk Of FishklI to Katharine Amelia daughpr OF Jacob
ID. Stsgg, ESQ. OF New Rochelle.
On Tuesday ornisg. LIST Instant, by the Rev N Mane-
us, Mr. samuel Boswick, to Miss Frances M. lockwood,
both Of this city.
On saturday evening the aeh instant BY the Rev. Dr. Mil.
nor, Captain Thomas w. Wilson, Mary Ann, youngew
daughter Of the late William Hylion, Jr Of the island Ja-
maics.
On the 2sth nit by the Rev. Dr. Bersn Alexander New.
MAN. Of Brookyn Margaret NJ daughter OF the late ri.
shsrd Tredweii NJ
On the seth ulL Auburn, NJ Y by the Rev Lucas,
Capt Edward O. Marshall OF the Liverpool packet ship Eu
10 Miss Phbe eldest daughter Of William swain Esq,
late Of Devcnshirc, Eng.
At Christ Church. Mddietows, CT on Monday 23d ut, by
the Rev DR. Jarvis Christopher 4. Hubbard $780, Of New
York Mary Selma, daughter OF the late EbsBersr Jackson,
ESQ OF that place.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

" Nosh, the ishmselse, Is growing about the
mediation with Mexieo-the ANTICIPATED lssfesI what
does he know about the trumpet Of war; or Of Mexico
sri Te1asf Msjor-sh all OH OH did You not
dste your Grand Island Proclamation on the 6rst day
Of the Great Feast Of Tumpetsf Come out and
show US the liz, Of ell you own in Texssi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

10 James P. Allaire and the Howell Works Com.
Pany,-Pots and pans, tin kettles and saucepans-
steamboat Home--m attrssses--boilers engines
sattnet, breeches and brandy were curiously mixed
in trial in the Circuit Court yesterday as soon as
Judge Edwards furnishes table we will write out
the case. Corporations have no souls-but they
ave unreasonable stomachs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

II When is the Bowery Theatre to be rebailt?-
Dinneford, where are youf Yeu have been unfortu-
Hate-burnt oHt-lost oil. No matter 60 it again
You have host Of friends, and they will stand by
YOU
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

lSsvaANcs CoxyAHss &c.-we shall give On
Monday facts in relation to the conduct Of the insur
ance Companies towards the proprietor Of the Bowery
Theatre, with list of each and the amounts insured
The csnduct of one Of the trustees for the sockhod
srs, an ex-slderman, will ase be placed IN dubious
light
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

II Gentlemen Of the New Common Council
make Skehorn improve the quality Of his tea, or
you'll never make good speeches; Il acts as soda
tive. Sweeney cells better tea much better at three
cents CAP!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

" Decatur beat Fanny Wyatt, at Washington
in the great Match Race. Time most excellent
AZ, and 4-45. Decatur was sold at Tattersalls
A shsrt time since for $500
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

n We went into cellar in Maiden Lane the
other day, and saw Dinneford and Col. Ming giving
bread and meat to poor woman with seven small
children. On inquiry, we learned she was sister Of
Booth, the actor. Dnneford sent her 10 Booth at
Baltimore at his own expense. The blessed Virgin
will be bountiful to you, Dinny another day; and
though you've had hot time Of il here, you will not
have hot one hereafter
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

az Common Council meet again on Monday
They are double dieen,, like the devils apothecary.
"Oh for one year Of life!" said the depraved dying
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

Ir One hundred Seminoes have surrendered at
Fert Sweanng-in. We won't swear that they won I
be turning out again, ere long.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

45' The nip OF the Great western, made IN 10
days, we believe is the shortest ever made
Rochester Democrat.
No, il is not. About fifteen years ago, old Capt.
Fox, of the ship New England, lone Of the old Bos-
ton and Liverpool ne) made his appearance with his
ship off the Long wharf, Boston, one Saturday after
noon about O'Clock. As he was rounding TO, he
was hailed" Halloo Capt. Fox, when did you leave
Liverpool7" "Last Saturday week |" said he. And
such was the fact Give unto Cesar.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

Er Lock in al welsh's and Hanington's Diorana
they deserve creditor their enterprise. &c ahead,
Sandy-take care of Haning,on's big dogs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-05

" When will the Merchants Insurance Com
psny pay the Bowesy Stockholders thst edd $1,000 2
What took Aid. Scott suddenly - New Rochslle7