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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-05
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Canton, Starf GauntD, Ohio,

erltntcrfaritbtre tcna6ridtis feline Sreun>
~ DC unb bas Wutlitum tskerbaupt; paB CT bas
tppbltetannte 9Birtbsbaas, frADcr tetpobnt non
Samuel &. 93lcnter, in Der Iuseara,pas Stras
Bt, tc5pStu fat, pc CT tcrcit lit, Sebrrman 81
en.pfanscn ,lnb tcoitntr, Der ibn nit 3nfrrub be-
sbrtn tpirp. CT perltdert, raB teine 1nttrensuns
se(9eat prrren pirb, nn ietnen Suneen Bc,
frtrotsuns 3u sr,rdbren. 9ein Itfb tlnb Tar fol-
len inl,ntr nit se,m 8eftn rertben fepn mas Der
Warft rarsutieten ptr,nas. Die e taIe ltnb &C.
rdutnis, gut tinseri9tet, unp tclen gut attenbirt
tperpsn. 8sy pem 1sta,sps befinpet i4 sIeiafalls
Elm SrrBer
MaSer ppf
fur bic Accommodation prn Subrleuttn ,,ns
Inbsren. 0urb itrtnsc Aufmtrtta,nteit auf iciti
Ssfhaft bcft csr unterfhrietene etnsn Ibeif Der
afentliben 8untt Ju pcrpisnen unp su esbaEten.
Samuel 9tpper.
Canton, Wart 8, 1889. 3Oat.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-05

y9o it 9lnna glifabetha perlpltt,
tpete 8ttfh, gesprne 8etter.
aus Mihelfaot, 8reis Grbadk 0roeber.
@ segthnm Soe6fn
0itfclte pertblitte fib lit Gbantersttr9 mi
Il Scbaun 8itf1, aiis 8aftbautet, 8rcSbers
,nstbun 6cSei,, tin6 sps init ibrefn Danns IN ct,
,tieuanseiestrs Gtabtde,l an, Olailti'et Silver, II
.6enrp Co., Ohio, irptetttt fereIte nod fnr5t,
IQnwsienbcit psrltarb. Tim Austunft tittet
Btlbtlm 9ttter,
QprpsRcd, 9bsnanrcab o., Sirstnia. \
/ ssarS 80, 1889. BIN. 81
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-05
stb beaahlt! oD besallt !

SIQt Diejtnisen, ,ptlhe liob entpebtr bureb 9lrs
~ ten rber 8u6fbuletn felt lanser ais ttt1
Sabr az Rem unterf9riebenen (6ulcis piBem,
rperpen erntftib aufsefcrsert, am pher rrr Dem
5tsn nacbttcn ,Qpra an,,trufen uno Sti6tistsit
III MAIDEN, unb paourd teipe Ibetle pcr bartrn
Bsrautcn tu tewabren; inbem ss r6lliS 3ttt 1T,
cas bic altsn Sse6nunsen ssfettslt werpen SD
trarte 8slp unc nuB es battn; une Srldbe als
|riefcr Sladri&t nitt na4tcnnsen, mS9en einenn
Mabn> Qnruf pen einem ai,bern Ssnano ent9e'
|Stn ttben. g. peter I. Dt c. ,
plan xa,tnfbip, @tart So. War3 22. 3ia.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-05
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SpPD IeUFNOC pVuotcPueHk o'e uhSb"
hano 8etrahtungeu itber bic lSeltanitel
ten, teqatcn fIc, etuitmaIs Su ShiAe. Gie
batten ober bas lIn9liid, oas fle cnrd ei.
men Gturm auf cine .Sniel Ger lSlIesn
perlhlaeen wurneu.-gScll Ne nun UNI
lbr Qebeu beicr9t tparen, 70 nabmen tsc
Die sSluht III einen Malb uno Ueritedten
(Id) in ounfIe gebillhe. Ger eine BON ote'
fen Wcltweleu erbpb feline SIu9en unp
paro opu meitem 9e,rahr, caB etn tpcbb
geflribeter Ihwarser Euabe unter etnem
8aume lag uno in ietner un(hulo ihllef.
@Icib carauf fam eine Sanee bon Sdgs
ern pcrbep9eSc9en. Ter Cine BON ibnen,
Ter cttpas cbrrplirrtqcr oIs bic aneern
fdien, fab riefes &no ldllafen. Scgleib
ipannte er 1eincn Sr9en uno fhrB elnen
pfell ndd pem Ne:seu olsies arnten S.t
ocs, oaB lhm bas 8tut aus Dem Selbe
}pr,bte. Gle pbllpirpben sltterten, tnoeu;
ile 9Iaubten, po8 rieie per(rnen Nduber
Wdren, bic nan belo Gin aleihcs Sd,tdial
uber fe beIhIleBen trllrcen. 9lllein bic
SdltparSen >pprntsn ihre 9tcnnttIere Mno
Sc1en jenlette ees QGaIoes.
Die Grtb trteb bic Serun9lildten, feis
fig au oaS llfer ~ gebeu, mo ile audi oas
Slid hattelL eineSS ages Elm hrlldnoilhes
Sdlf 81 sntoedsn ,peIdes noh China
le9elte. GitIes rcttete iIe aus Der @efahr,
nobm Te anf unb trodte Ge, netit etlld1'
en- sathclifheu Shriilen, Gle nit 'anf cent
SdAfe >paren, on cen belttmmten Dirt.
Sic famen uad1 4efing, ais Der S,aupt'
fact oieles QanoeS. pier unterrereten fle
ilh BON cen Se9ebenheiten auf Ter Snfel,
uno founten es n,ht tegrcifcn, tparput
9rtt e6 Su9elaBfn, cas jener sreul'de
8arbar ein arnes &lno, oaB linn bod,
ulhts 9etbon, 70 jdmmerlid, uuo unfduI:
Dig crmorcet hdtte. gle tefamen 3tpeifet-
nber Die Re9eruu9 uno 9erehti9fet @0t'
tPs.
Sutteen gteuoeu Ge in cine &irde, ,irI-
benz Slmmel fir lbre Sefretun9 at oatl'
fen. jcier preoiste einer bon cen Wtetcs
ltarjeu, ipeIdler ein eifri9et Sefcuner'
Ger d)rilfIiden NeIislru 81 iepn fhten. Gr
rparnte Die 3ub6rer upr eem @Dsenoienite
Der SHeloen, uno bat @ptt er m6hte enc'
Itd Elm idlredIihes 3eicben thun, oaB GteS
jeniSen, Die leineu 0tamen beitdnei9 ID
fern, eiImal IN (lth 9eben lmo bon oenr
g6len ablaBeu mDd)ten. gben, oa er bies
les la9te, fubr Elm Sllsltrahl pom Soimr1el
uno ldlu9 ben Yreo,9er auf Der Steae
foot. eSetermanu e., id RAT iiter oiefege9ef
teuteit; bic beieen DbiIcicpben aber
spurten am u1eiffen beifilrSt.-QBie ittn,mt
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-05
3eu9nise
Nnn befanntcn lentel1.


9te Certificate 1ueGrcrcr unterer adbttorrcn
8nr8cr, bic rpr ctliebcn 0lcnatcn in "Setrr'
lanestreunN 1mp 8eit Der 3cit'' nnH onrern 5clt'
unsen tceonnt aenaht wurrtn, trt@t'9rn pte
IbatCabe, paB pas Glirir cine untAaktarc Ue'n''
licn Mepi,in III. Sd ftlse nun nrep etn p"@r
3eu9niBe ppn dnperarti8cn GrontDc1tr''' Gus PVp'
@irtcpiuc 4Qotfbman eprirt, btnjn'.
1artnadi9er Rrebslhaeen tur'rt'
.6rn. Ibomas S. Sraff:
9sebrter !Serr: Sd bate Scbn SaIas Sr"tI'
ter GIirir, ,rel6ts rrn ibncn rrrt"r1t mltc'
curtatls prrbirt, unr 9cEc tDntn 1Inp ernl PHE'''
rum mrin 3ruSnib ttter ptBcn G6crtb, Setr cc''
ltstrn Is Sabreit >par i'd init elM.m 0cirgmuI'li
meltbrs bic Qtrtte &rets nennen, lun Scllegte re-
Doftet, bic ganIe lintc Scie ,nrtirs SrlfI1s ui''
pie 0iHdlettc nleines Vafcns mar at19e8tlT1rH'
70 pab i'd (tt pen lettcitj'prD Jabren trtne &"9ss
arteit ~ rerriebten pcrihr6tt. 80 wai1rte mtc9
an bic rpr,19li9tten IrJtc III rrtrm rnp Den
nabtten Gotntjcs, oDne pen Serln9ttrm oTllRen
panureb AZ crlanstn. Sd mar 9rrBrn untpten
ousae(tsf, unp allcr 1rp1t unp Si@tb, ren nc
Acr,te mir saten, mar mein SAAcen fenne nur
init Ausf6neipeu NIT pen OfeBcr turirt wcrpell'
pslhcm Vcrfabrsn t9 mid an Gnpc aueb, 1eprd
rbne Grfots, unterparf. 9rrA Den 0eFr"'It9
ron prrp Spttcln pnn 9 alas Erauttrz "
ltrir uno elmer 0rttel prn Selas trcet1f4sr
9alte lit jercb meine SraHtbtit pure9 "no pur9
srDcilt. ...".
SD setc Otises BON mir, patmie Sie ts erin
Dublitum tetannt MAIDEN, t'np nanllt Srl3ri
ais unter pit(em entetfhcn uctel leipen, lIe9 prS
fer unG6aetaren Ar,nep terienen tSnnsn.
ltntcr,cidbnct in gescns fctn ..
mart pon Dab Gap llt1p Satot X 0ap.
Ibrmas S. Eraft. Wert'
pitatpap, pita,pap 60. Obir, Sci. IS. 1889.
0T28ir, pis ltntcriarietenen, llnp NIT Dem
ltnter,ei1ner res Ottgcn tctannt, 1inp mBci, eab
eire Ansats Ibatfaeben flnp.
= - Santucl Sraft,
r. 9eprse Sratt
pidamay, pttanap 60. Sci. 2s; 1889.
g.. I6erru SpDn Sala. &'. .r.
.y* 8erbrtcr J6err: Sd batc Sbr Srauters
Glirir Sepruft, unp tejenss treueis reBen 9rrBen
2SertD. SD mar nit & bmetjen III cer Sruit
ttDaftet, tpeltc |lb incline rcehtc Settc b1nllnttr
lpsen, 70 bab ib 3eitcnweis, 80 SABRE blnrurb,
tat,n NtDtn bplen trnntc llnb telbif ,nclt stten
oft 1T 8tf Dbr t@ten; purh rcn8ctrailb pth 3rrp
9ctteln Sbrer rprtrefiiebeu OlenBtn fthrc ieb
mid jebp6 rbQts bcrsetteHt. Sd bate perthic.
bcne a,ihcre Qrsenciet reriubt; itrtb a.lc rhne
Grfcls. Sitien QEinter bate ieb mid ctacr keBcrn
@eiunebsit erfreut aIs felt einsr Sail ttalersr
Sabre. e.@. r.. ..@@@ ssa-ts t--L
Sd emrfebte Sbr meeiSit init 9ersniscn
Naea, bic nit fplAeh beftbwerl'dbcn &rantbslttn
tebaftet ftnp. ~ ,..s. ", ~ J.. a..
9csctc,t inter tnetnsr !eahb, att rtei. tcnanits
ten zaSe unp Orte. 9ertse &raft 4
39erfertist tlnp ,u rerfeufcu, itn GrrBtn unbI
Slrins,,, hey Sebn Sala, Canton, Obic. aafsI
traSc fperren pinftli6 tefpr8t. I'll
Taseutcit fir pett 2ertauf tcs Ientf6ens
Gfirirs iinp ferner ned ptter geilep, IN aattin
tain, unp SpHn 0bar3, in Ganftstp, 1ru,ntulll
Gauntp, Dbip. &E< -, ..as
oOidrs 90. 1882. +. D.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-05
200 Adsr Chdbbarss, 2ano gum
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~SS{ISG.EES ~ pGlAyterthe NhltVs pAtI SpttS'
"fYSa $arp gum 9crtauf at, tamlt6 Soften
ss.1SA so. 8 rnr 10 i'll 2ten 9iertel res To-
ten Iaunfbirs rtr 2ttn 9icibe, 9ele9en in $a,ps
lrente Eaunfbip, Iusearamas Gauntp, Dbic, UNI
ait bie8 ranslinie pom Start Gaantp tfcBenb.-
StfaStes $ano litst innerbalt elmer Dleilc Ron
orm tllbennen Stapthen 8rfirar, t.no pterbalt
ser 2BaBerleitun8 tlttr ben {ustaratpas Silver.
o Nftr, ,pclsbe setlart inc, rnc il, neren Olitte
Ihb cine pcrtrefaic Curing tefineet, itrBen Seras
Ibe AT Die 2BaBerlcitun9. Siete sctte,t entbatttn
lrrt6lt6 Gifenerb Grblentante unp saltffctntrits
Idt maize Der 2Ra6crleitunS. Gtpa 100 Ndtr Da>
,pn lino ttites Saln,nlanp nnb pas ibrise sutes,
-6phlanb. Cine f1cnc 8rIfc,
aabc cer 1aBerleit,ns, fpannt rrn bisfein $a,,rc
|iter ben Silver. Uni. bitcet etnen Ibcll pcr rpn
Bolivar ra9 qBrctfer fibreneen Staatslfrasc.
1u9 tsfncst fi6 eth gutter Wabliie auf eem $ans
lee, rpSt man bas QDaBcr a,ls pe,t Stper tcnuke,,
fam. Der @anpp u,,o Beaver Canal rift ttp
Bolivar init otm Cbio Canal ;ufaurlnei unp bic
|nir6 nieie Candle e,itfprin8enbcn Sertbtile wtrs
rem pas sane iebr fAastar tllaehen. 9ie gepin'
|sunsen fam man trfabret srenn man anruft lit
rer Oruderep rott % t'.e,.s. =,
ptter &aufl,ann ,tr,b 60
Oce. %. 8z.na b.p. s-t.f.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-11

preparing for surveying cruise to the south, under
the command Of Captain Glenn. She was bailt for
the famous Exploring Expedition, bat afterwards
turned into government mail packet. .sd ran ss-
blockade. The other vessels at the navy yard, are
the schooners Nautilus and Jersey, built expressly
for the coast survey" and have recently returned
from = cruise and there are two vessels ON the
stocks housed named the Sabine and Savannah. Both
frigates Of the first class and built under
the law for the gradual increase OF the navy They
are ready to be completed when their services are
| required, and could be launched in ninety days no
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-11

White Frost has appeared in New Orleans. and
the yellow fever will soon, in consequence, dissp-.
pear.
Another Snag -The steamer Camden struck
snag short time since when one hundred miles
above 81. Louis, and instantly sunk. Total loss
Ioca and Missouri.-These two states are on the
eve OF war, IL we believe what the two Governors
say II will begin and end precisely the same ~ The
Aroostook war did-in glory for both psrties !.
Ohcials bark At but seldom bite each other.
The Chnokees.-There will probably be a battle
with the Cherokees soon IL IL has not already taken
place. The death Of Ridge will yet result IN war
all along the western frontier There are 10000 In
dian warriors who are ready with the scalpins knife
At any moment. II appears that the American gov
eminent has foreseen this for, by the last accounts
and Fort Wayne have issued orders upon the keeper
Of the military stores NJ Fsyee vile for addition
al supply Of arms and ammunition, viz: for Fort Glib
cartridge boxes and belts, 100 bayenet scabbards and
belts, OO00 musket cartridges, 10000 rife car
tridges, and 500 musket fints.
Picfou Coal Mines.-The fire in these mines. h.s
been extingushed. The damage did not amount to
much
Arrssf of an Incendiary-A negro girl named
Sarah Young slave has been arrested In BatImore.
on the charge Of incendiarism. The Mobile Ares
were probably caused by slaves.
Murdeys-James Giles has been convicted In PHI.
country, Mo, for the murder Of his wife He mis- 10
be imprisoned for life. William Harper for the
same crime In Craven county, was sentenced 20 BE-
hung.
Acquiffai.-Jaceb Weaver, on the charge Of man
slaughter, in causing the death Of a man naued
McCarty. has been acquitted In Frederick county,
Maryland.
Election IN Missowri.--Ths whig candidate for
congress has majority Of 4l2 votes in 81. Louis
ssusty.
Ssosrsss along As Mississippt. mo improvement
nas taken place IN the health Of Matches. We lsam
hat the yellow fsvsr hes. nsds ~ appearance n
viekseurg. - that fsysrs o. malignant NJ are are
prevailing o. - hns = The MississipPi, iron 81.
Lcsis 10 New OpIooDA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-11

AsorHER FREE BANK GoNs.-The Washington
pans another Of the free banks, has broken TODAY
- wii Dc annosnced-see our money article for fur
me. Psu'cuiars This is the third fourth "red
aos oank that has gone mad in a. many weeks.
AooA OUT TOT all red dogs that bark up the wrong
tree from the country
FIRE-Yesterday afternoon an alarm Of fire was
given from No. l2l Mercer street. and befors the
engine got to work it had communicated to the roof.
o. the two adjoining dwellings. The mischief was
fortunately there arrested after destroying the upper
stories. s4r II
COVE have received by the Thomas Gener. = ful,
file Of the LA Aurora, published in Matanxas the
10Th ult II is filled with Spanish affairs. procla.
nations, &c. Of Esparero, the sst of which W.
already given.
NATIONAL THEArRE.-Satarday night this est.-
blishment presented miserable display Of emutv
benches, notwithstanding il was Yankee Hills bens-
fit, and that young and very lovely debutante. who
expected to carry away all hearts captive, was to
appear Is the heroine of new drama Miss Rev
nolds is OF the Waylott and Victoria school, pos :
sessing very neat fgare, fine merry English face
bright laughing eyes, and voice which may be
made very useful on the stage, though is not OF
fine quality The part she chose was one written for
Mrs Waylott, dashing French gardeners wife, Of
the age OF Louis QGarfoise and the plot turns on
mistake made by some of the Kings courtiers in deli
vering letters to the gardeners wife which should
have been given to fair and high born ingcognta.
who had taken refuge in the garden cottage II was
very inefectivey played, Miss Reynolds being evil
IDENTIFY the only one Of the corps that had studied
either their character or analysed the piece.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-11


between Perpensieusrs, 7D y
outside Of planning 20
ouiside Of guards, 90
Drssshs sr water, aoss iis-J is
Height ssovelos1iite, IL
Messuremcntin tons, lpsa
There are two ships sf lice, Warrington and
franklin. s6oAt under cover. They were launched
In the year 1Siah made voyage each, asd now
require extensive repair. The North Carolina.
also ship Of the lise, 10 sAoa1 in commissions, hsv.
ing lately returned fro0 cruixe. She IL kept in
condition for sea service, and i the receiving and
hundred bsys nov astsshs1 70 hsr wks usder,ssnd
every thing about her fsoa he tSsek a. the Nelson
The Hudson, a, was ths rscsivine ship before the
arrival Of the North Carolina md has since been dis
and is now uns for service, being 100 mach decay.
ed Originally she wss the "Liherator,' and built
for the Grecksis 1875 bat purchased by the States
government amer she IVES launched.
:SS sas. :S'S; both
former y hauled up for repair. The N. 10 also to
be overhaulcd.
Tn. new sloop Of war Decatur - completely
rugged and ready Tor sea, and u the most splendid
vessel Of the kind built She 10 $50 tons, and
IL pierced for Is guns. bst msunts only Is The De-
catur is one OF the "six experimental secend class
sloops of war. bwiIt under an act Of Congress OF
1897 These six have been called Experimental YES
from those heretofore constructed. Three were but
upon the plan offered By Mr.. Hart, and two uDon
tkat offered BY Mr.. Lssthall, both eminent naval
constructors. Asslhsr 10 TO be bait IT Wsshiugess
.'' f sSs': =: .:ys ~, ;. . e, -:
TIE r.ss.s. isssssss = ress:.ss'A
fsS.~. . 49,.
The brig Csnsert 10 also lyias q Ne navy yari,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-11

The state = Election.
The following are the returns for members Of As
senby, 90 far heard from, with the majerities II
each county:-
MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-11

tice. -,s-..e-.- ..sss-.-....- $780,.
HUsH-A-BABY BY-The Sunday papers set up
small potatoe cry because we issue an extra when
steamer arrives Saturday night, and interfere
with their manor" as they call it. What simple
tons! What greenhorns We have type, presses,
men and rent pay for II, by steamers arrival,
an opportunity offers to make $50 $l9O by an
extra, why should we not embrace il! "Not cour-
teous," forsooth, to do so. The next thing such
small potatoes will ask will be- don't publish the
Herald at all it interferss very much with my bust
ness, it takes away all our small potatoes-my baby
is crying sadly"
| II the British Queen does not arrive before next
Saturday, shall issue extra usual and sweep
the pool at once from the whole Sunday press
men, babies, loafers, greenhorns and all
BUILDING THEArREs.-A meeting is to be held
tonight at the Aston House, for the purpose Of devi
sing the ways and means for the erection Of metro
polian theatre, at the Of Chamber street and
Broadway.
| In the same fire which consumed the National
theatre, three churches were laid in ashes. Has
any thing been done to rebuild them2 Nothing
that we have heard Of. But, in these moral days.
who cares! The principal institutions for the in
struction of the present age in morals and hon.
esty - such as it is-are undoubtedly the theatres,
OF course these establishments must be supported,
bailt and endowed. The most moral and yirtuous
men Of the city, such as Philip Hone Watson
Webb, and Mordecai Noah, are on the y6mmittee
of management and splendid subscription will be
raised to night as follows -
| SUBSCRIPTIONS ERECT METROPOLITAN THEATRE.
Philip Hone ia promises $4,000
Nv: Webb in Moru. Multcaali. Tree. 10000
! M NJ. Moan in Old clothes 10000
&c. sc. &C.
l Wy ~
about the pressure of the tmes-or the scarcity Of
cash.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-11

AntcBrREAr THIS EvsSIss-Miss ShirreHs and
Mr. wilsons frat joint Concert Is announced 10 take
Place this evenings 1t the City Hotel; os which o.
casion those talented vosali'ts will sing several Of
their best ballads, duets, &c. Mr. Masder presides
AZ the piano asd takes part in the concerted pieces
he will not dssPPoist the high snticipations he has
raised. This concert will be great treat to he
genuine lovers Of pure melody. Thousands OF per
sons in our city who are opposed to theatres upon
principle. may now have most excellent oppcrsuni
ty Of listening withcut alloy 10 the weessst str.iss
Of natural melody they ever heard from human voice
Hundreds q admirers viii also attend cut 81 curiesi
~ to see the divine shsreG looks lovely on the
stage As she does on III aad they win sos be disap.
pointed. We advise all 10 secure their tickets ssd
seats In tine for the plaes win BE- eonforssblv full:
II will not be crowded, bsenuse the number Issued
viii be limited t. - naa1 d the roon win sonvep.
iestly hold. By-shs-by, tAss are W to have will
sos's slsriess lectures = Scottish .ssiei
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-11

Nov. 9.-Leonard Lemo, put to the bar and
tried forreceving stolen goods. The jury convicted
the prisoner, but recommended him to the mercy Of
the Court. 49,
Patrick Kelly, Joseph Waters, John Dennan Ell
len Waters. Hannah Chamberlain and Julia Hays,
were tried for riot and violent assault and battery
on the body Of one Of the indefatigabe and trust
worthy peace officers known to the authorities by
the name Of William Beechley.
1t appeared, from the affidavit made at the time Of
the assault, and from the testimony of "Prince
John, one Of the police, that the aid Of the posse
comitafus was invoked to 60 TO Water street and
a~s dTs.d, III. riot When the ross: get there
one OF the most dreadfuest riots and murders going
on that ever was" and tried persuade the prince
from going in but the prince went ahead and there
he found Beechley in the hands Of the women who
had torn his clothes and reduced the poor indication
BILE almost to state ofnudity The rioters not con-
tent with this, set Julia Hays on him with broom
stick whilst the Others all stood BY and applaudsd
had not only lost all memory of the humping. but
he could not recognize any the accused AZ hsyinc
been present except Joe Waters, and all that he re-
cellar by the collar Of his coat in the most gentee
est way what is"
The court charged that it was question Of ;den.
ana that as only one Of the prisoners had been
ldentihed all the rest must be acquitted. II was
for the jury to say that was guilty Of the riot
or Of the assault and battery only. ''''
The jury found Waters guilty Of assaultiDg the
John Collins, venerable looking old Milor was
put to the bar to take his trial for perjury II an
peared that the prisoner came before his Horror
the Recorder and swore to the possession Of
property to enable him to become bail for one Charles
Knapp Standby.
Inc defence set up was that the prisoner had
passed the whole Of his life in the u s. Navy-had
been promoted to the station of Quarter Master and
had been highly esteemed by all his shipmates from
the Commodore down to the powder monkey. That
the course OF his service he had received several
injuries and met with an attack OF paravsi vh;ch
had effected his mind, and that he was aa---------
wsnfts AZ tht time the offence was Committed. A
and they all auded the old gentle man. TO the skies
OF them saying that he not only bore the best OF
characters but bore the Office Of Quarter Master and
bore the ship"
The jury acquitted the old sailor "to the great
satisfaction Of his shipmates."
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-11


Nov. Io.-Mofiyes or the Philosophy of Petty Lar.
csny-Ihree OF the genuine loafers were psraded
before the magistrate on Sunday, CHARGED with
Perpetrating petty larcenies. John Cowan stole
thirty -one old almanacs; what he could intend 10 do
with them il Is hard TO conjecture, and possibly
John did not know himself at the time, but he said
that he intended to them as copies for making
new ones Donald Burnham stole copy Of Foster's
system OF bookkeeping. His reason for the theft
was, that he wished to inform himself for the pur-
pose OF setting up accountant as that profes-
sion Is calculated to be lucrative on account Of the
prevailing taste for suspending payments Caroline
Johnson took fancy to . Rob Roy shawl, and after
she had got the fancy she possessed herself OF the
shawl Caroline said her motive was fair one:
she did not think right go about shivering when
ssch good shawls were hanging outside of the stores
and could be had for the taking. The masistrate
thought Caroline had the worst of the ana
fully committed the whole trio
Lay nof Perjury to thy Soui'-John Roberts.
who was tried some time since for robbins the bre
Catharne, and was acquitted, but detained AZ wit.
ness against Dennis Freil and Henry Schultz. has
been again Gagged on a charge Of perjury. Roberts
was examined on the trial Of his two acGuaintsnces
and swore pretty strong against them, and now thew
have turned the tables him BY getting two
neighbor."
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-11


We intend, during the ensuing winter, 10 place
two correspondents at Washington, one at Harris
burg Penn. one at Albany, one at New Orleans, and
thsrs occasionally at other points Of nterest-sach
n special reporter at Hartford ON the trial Of the
Africans, and another at Philadelphia ON the trial OF
Wood.
The proceedings Of Congress- in relation to the cur
vency and to the next presidency, will be highly inn
porantso also will be the action Of the Legislature
Of Pennsylvania on the United States Bank and the
bank suspensions. The New York Legislature, be-
ing Whig, will be also highly interesting. as de-
velopns the policy and views Of the Wing party for
the whole Union ON currency, trade, &c.
Our corps Of correspondents will be the most Gem
plete ever attempted in the country. The expense
will be prodigieus, but the extraordinary increase
Of patronage, in the shape of circulation and adver-
Using, which the Herald receives, fully enables
90 embark in this vast and comprehensive arrange
ment for the information Of the public both in the
United States and in Europe, At this mement our
circulation in Philadelphia is nearly 1000 per day,
besides increase Of thousand in New York,
during the last month.