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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-07

,,,. S,1ANAAAN lNEI6mARY
'kN'iE pubic arc re- pectfuiy informed that this ina
Il tuition is erected the most improved plnu,a
Ia an airy aud most nt rshie suaiion in the fsuL.u
tf"nAl'n, upon The rah nd, mile from .he alssi
siiri.
The hulding ir largo eri mos, ccmr'nnuslv d;yjJ,a
and ifeent diseases. o.
The institutions .uppi with the most shuI md,
attentive male "od female nu,ses, and speaking the Va
Private Iool:ie may be had hv gentlemen q, five do,
lars per day. incudin, a,,entl:n,ce, &c.
Terms IN IN" or mary wards iva dollars per da~
wurts, FIVE dollars.
All capital surgical operations es,r..
The resident physician is l,r Wed,tc,nsn, to whom
application tk admission must be mais. to DIR G A
MOUNTAINEERING u Rampant street. spl9iv
pRAZlEKs COffF!-Juci receiy ID. in sto,e 81
- cases assorted from /" 6 sheets. 80 c. niche.
LOCKE NO,
my Front l.svee
E,ACnANGV. On FHll.Al1Ei.PHIA sale Nv
~ mi foRkE, 65 Camp :,
NJ IS fOkk-.o bhl- tos Gale t.r=
t'k m3 81 q AhtS. IA
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-07

HAi-lnn bales Northern, landing from brig
L l. opposite post No |, second municipality,
for sale by SHALL. Il BROWN
april "a 90 Magazine stree,
NUM Arabic, and llInorce and manna-d case.
lake mama, and for sale by
JARVIS g. ANDREWS,
alb corner Common & Ichoupirouas sta
pIiLLARD BALLS 4 CHECKS,-JUst received
- splendid article of Billiard Balls and Checks.
BUSH 4 ALLEN,
april Exchange Hotel, cor st Charles Il Common ST
AR..EM OlL-l0 boxes Harlem oil, receiving ner
l. i barque Chanticleer, for sale by
alb SHALL Il BROWN, &c Magazine 1t
SPERM CANDLES-60 boxes Judd's patent and
- Tor sale by SHALL a. Brown,
at3 90 Magazine It
AARS-6n OnBliIy ,,r,,r. anvil
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-07

lCE-30 tlqICes rice, i"r =, by
Z a22 iNlER, 3 Grnvier S,
lFE fRF:SERNERS-Ju>t received IL superior
IL article oflife preservers at the Bazaar,
aI9 BUSH n ALLAN
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-07

L>NCtfANGE-on London, Tor sa- by
~ ml7 l. Ii GALE, g3 Common It
1kNtE subscriber offers Tor sale $50 Lbls Flour: I5
i bbis Whsksy; 50 casks li"con sides; 50 casks
Bacon Shoulders; 10 casks canv assed Hams.
april THOS HCLLEN, ~ Camp st
M ltlSkEl-!un lnrrrls rrcIllieI. Lu.lu. INN,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-07

bacon SlDES-l5O casks Cincinnati cured in
- store, for sale by q DORSEY,
ann ~ New Ievee
lNSEED OII-jCO gulI"ns in sioe aud for sale
II by SHALL Il BROWN
apriI2 96 Magazine 81,
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

MELoNs.-In northern latitudes we rec
onmend the treatment, both for water and
muskmeIons, which we suggested tor early
cucnmbers; that is, buryiug under each hill
n half harrow full or more Of hol dung. The
melon is sensitive to cold and to moisture-
the hot dung imparts heat and inlilses
dryness. Ii the melons can have the bene-
fit of boxes covered with glass, through
June, these will grcatly facilitate their
growth, as well as protect them from the
striped bug. Our boxes which hive been
severnl years in use, are eighteen inches
squire, six Inches deep in rear, and four in
front, and are covered with moyuable
sash, containing six. 6by 3 pines of glass.
Both the water AMI muskmeIlnn like dry
sandy snll. The hills should be pl Mt, d six
feet at least, and not more than four plants
should be left to grow in hill. The old
species nfmuskmeIlon are far inferior to ma
ny new varieties, ms the citron, pine apple,
&c. When you get good
KIND save your own seed, and plant no other
variety withit.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

CHANGE uF FoRTuNE.-'rhe Court Reg
is,cr At Vienna, thus acknowledges certain
fallen persons ofthe Bourbon dyn,sty. Oh
the grand cross OF the order of Mara The
resn,-EIs II gIness Louis, Antoine de
Bonrbab. Comptc du Maine. M1d.m La
Dnrhes.e de Berry figures MS the Countess
Rosny, widow oflhc Due de Berry, among
the ladies' of the Order of the STIR. In re-
verse Of this, we see among the last prcsen.
tations at the Court of the Autocrat, the
Countess of Rossi, (latc vocalist, NJ lie Son.
tag,) wife of the Ambassador of Sardini,, at
that Cont. In tine one case. the scion of "A
royal house that has occupied for 100 years,
and still partially does so, nearly all the
thrones Of Europe, obtains with difficulty
an obscure asylum in every capital of the
Holy Alliance Of legitimacy. In the other
q self-lnade G n from the poorest ranks Of
Germany, figures MS one ofthe principll-per-
snnages at he most exclusive and powerful
Courts of Enrope.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

An English lady and gentlemrn who, in
travelling through Scotlind, had came to
the neghborIloud Of Abbotsford, without
prnvid;ng themselves with an introduction
lo ir Water Scott, & VIII l'elt, when there,
an irresistible inclination to intrude upon
him, could think of no expedient by which
to crafty their curiosity but that of throwing
themselves upon his mercy, and begging the
favor of an interview. In their card to him,
they s,id that, in coming to Scotland theif
chiefobject had been to see "the great Lii
on Of the North, Sir Wllter Scott" and
they begged him to consider how hard it
would be if, after all their travels, they
should have to go home disappointed. Sir
Waller Immediately returned an answer,
couch d in the most polite terms, and con-
cluding with request that they would
come that day to dine with him, Gas he had
some reason to believe the Lion, of the
North, like his friends at Exeter Change,
was best ,corM seeing al .fredmg time"
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

The Black Swamp road, under the super.
attendance Of Gen. John Patterson, is fast
growing up to be one of the very best roads
in the state. The process Of jullciou$
dIaining and clciring has already rendered
the road not only passable, but pleasant,
anj when the stone shall be added on the
excellent plan adopted by the superinlenl- :
ent, there will be no road in the country
more delightful from the ease of tho pnss-
sge, and the rich and rapidly improving
country through which it runs.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

ANTHRACITE CUAL-LnCoMoTIVF.- -Du-
ring recent visit to Phlladel pllia, VIC had
the pleasure of seeing new locomotive,
expressly designed for the use of anthracite
coal on the Columbia RpiIrotd. We were
assured th,t it worked admirably, onh drew
very large trains OF cars, with the greatest
ease aud expedition. The only defect IN lis
operation Is the want Of sufficient draft
occasionally 10 keep the steam up This
objection, it is believed, will be wholly OBJ
vilted by an apparatus to increase the draft
and ex'ingush the sparks of locomotives,
invented by Mr.. James P Espy, Of Phia-
dephia. Mr.. Cameron, the eff lent super
intendent, is making arrangements to have
this simple but valuable invention fully test
ed. Should it succeed as we'll as is conf
IDENTITY hoped it will, the use of anthracite
coal for locomotives will be securely esta-
blished. This will be a new cru in PennsyI-
vlna, and will implrt to our staple mineral
production value far above all former estl-
mates. We trust the praiseworihy efforts
of Mr.. Cameron in this undertaking will he
crowned with complete success.--Key-
sto ie.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

4" A LITTLE ResPoNsIBILITY.-Ag gentle
man went into Proctor's Coffee House ON
Monday night, about II o'clock, to get q
glass ofwiue; and while waiting for it, was
suddenly started by the cries of a young
babe, which seemed TO proceed from some
part olhis person. He ran his hand quickly
into one of the pockets of his over-coat
and pulled out--a lille responsibility,
about four days old! Some one had thrust
it into his pocket in the course of the even
ing, and he knew nothing Of it until the in
fant began to squall."
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

"Dovou want a rail- prime lot of butterY :,
said Yankee notion dealer, WHO had pick
ed up load at fifty different places, to
Boston merchant.
"What kind of butter is it?" asked the
buyer.
"The clear quill; all made BY my wife,
from dairy of forty cows; only two .churn-
ings."
" But wh'tmakes it so many different COL
ors?' said the merchant.
"Darnation hear that now. Igness YOU
wouldn't AK that question if you'd seen nv
cows, for they are durn'd sight speckleder
than the butter is"
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

AN AFFRAY.--An assault and battery
was committed in this city, on Saturday
last, on the person of DR.. Robert T. Roy
nol,ls, of the British Army ut Mtlden, by DR..
E. A. I'heller, of this city. The provoca-
ton was. we understand, that this individ-
ual had robbed DR.. 7. of lis watch, breast
pin and eighty-three dollars in money, be-
sides various papers, at the time he was ta-
ken prisoner at The capture Of the patriot
schooner +" Ann A hearing of this case,
we believe, is to be had tomorrow, before
one Of the Justices of the peace Detroit
ADJ.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

We are happy to learn that the young Ia
dies school Of Mrs. Peters, in this place is
In highly aourisbng condition, and gives
such prospects ofsuccess as are satisfacto-
ry to the accomplished nsiructress. The
people ofMiumee should cherish this in.
s'itation with all their hearts. Nothing
under heaven is SO interesting as an in
telligent woman, while no creature can be
imagined more stale, flat and Improbable
than female whose powers have never been
awakened up to think, and whose curiosity
has never beenturned into any other cham
mel than town scandal and proftless small
talk.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

Washington always kept Gen. Knox near
his own person; and lie not only honored
him with confidence, but with brotherly af-
fectlon. Alter the defeat of Gates army, at
Camden, General Greene was offered the
arduous command of the southern depart
ment. Tic brave general, with his usual
modesty, replied. I" Knox is the man for
that dfficult undertaking; all obstacles van
ish before him; his resources are infinite"
d" True" answered Washington, /" and
thereforeI cannot part with him."
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

We are informed by D c. Doan Esq. con-
tractor on the canal, that he will, this day
have completed four miles nf work, ready for
navigation. Had all the contractors on the
line been as energetic and persevering as
Mr.. Doan, with the exception of few
heavy sections, the work would hive been.
by this time nearly complete, from Maumee
City to the boatable waters above the ra-
pids.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

CLEvELAND-THg CANAL &c.--The ani-
mated and business appearance presented by
the city of Cleveland, the present season;
The great concourse Of the vessels that are
seen laling and unlading at whuryes,
and the crowd of all kinds of crafts every
day entering and leaving the port, has
'tten been a subject of remark in oul
hearing within few days past. Th'
Ohio canal is said to be in admirable order
for boating, and is daily pouring out at Its
mouth immense quantities of the products
Of the rich counties of the interior, furnish
ing any quantity Of freight for the lake ves-
sells that are engaged in that trade; while
the interior and the river country, rich, in the
luxuriance of its surplus productions are cal
ling upon the cities Of the cost for propor-
tionate supplies Of articles ofuse and luxu.
ry thus keeping up an animated circulation
though all the channels OF trade, and render
ing Cleveland one of the most businesss-lke
pInces in the whole great west.
But while is with glow of pleasure that
we contemplate the prosperity that hovers
over Cleveland, the natural rt ult, as it's, Of
the completion ola work undertaken by this
state in the ygor Of its youth, it is with
feelings Of pain, hat we turn 10 the contcm-
pltlon of our own delayed prosperity and
to the dllatory movements oftlle state in re-
g1rd to this, the great public work Of the
western country. Here, Ohio has not seized
upon the IrJp pitous time for the completion Of
lis ,bors. The time of times was lowed to
slip by unimprovel, and although there may
be nothing to compltin of in the present
movements Of the state, there is much to
regret, that the proper opportunity was not
seized, before general d depression of trade
h1d changed difficulties to imposs, biIities,
and the most trivial ilnpediments into diff
entities of no ordinary magnitude. We can
now contemplate lrude ulVertcd from lls
natural channels; large surplus shut up in
the interior, for the want of the means for
lis vent, and that general lassitude of dis
couragement-Lhat heart-sckness of hope
deferred, which beats down the aspirations
of enterprise, encIIains the wings of laula
BILE nnbjt ion, and CONSUMES all the pnerrles
oI the county,.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

Wehaye received letter from gentle-
man at Napoleon, to whom our paper is sent,
80 sbominably written that we can neither
make out head or tail to it, except the sig-
nature, But as the note is Of about the
usual length Of thosn that are written re-
quesiing papers to be stopped, we have in
ferred that such i the ieaor Of the note.
and have teiaccorlIngly. " we have not
.jer.tood e,lrac,1 II Ia viii please inform
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

SHRRIDAN.-An elderly maiden lady, an
inmate of country house, at which Sherl-
dan was passing few days, expressed an
inclination to take a stroll with him, but he
excused himself on account Of the badness
of the weather. Shortly afterwards she
met him snenking out alone. $50, Mr..
Sheridan said she "it has cleared up
Yes, madam" was the reply, dit has
cleared up enough for oGe, but not enough
for two;" and off he went.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

ALAnAMA.--Hrro the wings will be de-
feated.-Nuliicalion, and the snb-tre lsury
here. are the same, and the friends uf both
now fight together. The union is NIL right.
Nome will prohibit the banns. Still the eff
feet of this union will be t. ent c!Allbama
to the administration. But we hope our
friends will act. An effort to defeat the
foe must do good: let it be earnestly made,
and it may win for the whigs, an opportum-
ty to gain power, fnot their opponents
Gin, Rpp.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

ABSENCE .nF MINp.--The New York
Wing relates the following genuine c,se:--
A clerk. whose breakfast invariably consisted
of fried fish and coffee, happening to over-
sleep himself on a late morning, found
himself obliged to forego the pleasure of his
accustomed meal. He Immediately hasten.
ed to the post office for the mornings mail:
bntnstead of naming the number Of box. his
piseverous appetite ed him to
sing out most voclferously-.-" Fried fish and
c9fee yyon please"
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

NEw ChRIcATuRE.-Robinson has just
Published capital caricature, entitled the
" Morning after the Election" The fede-
raj locotuco itiierant voters from Sing
Sing, and the parts thereunto adj tcent, are
taking up their line of march ilomeward,
with old Hays hard upon their track to seize
them for perjury. One shoeless Inercenary
is signlfic lntIy sinking one Of Bentons long
silk purses, well filled with stuff that
wouldn't flow up the Mississippi.-N. Y.
Times.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

TENNEssEE.- - The politicians are warm
ly ut work in thai state, and from all ac-
counts, no little excitement prevails there,
Ofthe result ofthe controversy we have lit
tic doubt. Still the administration will ex-
ert every nerve to carry its point, for Zen.
nessee is the home of the Old Hero, and
there his friends must not be defeated, u 1t
can be prevented. But il cannot be. Oa-
ly let our friends do their duty, and victory
will perch on the wing banner. Cincinnati
Rep.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

TRADE AND CoMMERcE.-We are happy
in being able to announce to our numerous
Western readers that Buf'lo never presen.
ted SO large an assortment of goods as at
this time, and there is sober truth in the
assertion that the bills of country merchants
can be filled in this city, on terms more ad-
vantageous, all things considered, than at
any point east Of us.
From present appearances emigration
bids fair to equal that Of any former year.
Buff. Jour.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

Short DI,LoGUE.-" Good morninr,
stepard, can sell you some meat to-dayw
"Guess not, massa butcher; you dread
tul pnlite and obseekus since promote to
de Sipward: Inemba de time, when no want
to buy, You sing out, 'git out de way, you
brack SNOWFALL you, ha!'
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

The Journal Of Commerce intimates that
some cunning trader, nvaing hin,se!fofth the
$ Hworm truer, has been supplying the
Jersey market with sh,d's eggs, at u con-
siderable reduction in price. Sales were
made in M 'nmouth county to the amount of
seven hundred dollars. Next year we sh III
expect to see shad growing on Mulberry
trees,
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

CoUNTERFEITIAe.-An old man man who
called himself Latham Amcs, was yesterday
arrested in Perrysburg and brought to this
place OH charge of passing five dollar
notes of the Bank Of Romeo, Mich. altered
to Rome, N. Y. On being searched l42
dollars of the same were found in his pos
session. Protcstation ofinnt Hence on his
part, was, however, dcenedby the goodte
der hearted people who had him in hands
better eviderc, than proof positive Of his
guilt, and he was allowed to run, after hav-
ing received bnck 10 dollars in Wild Cat
Genessee, which was nearly all he had be-
sides the counterfeit.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

The Wings of the old Dominion are go
ing into the fight manluilv. They viii! de.
serve success if they do not obtainit. 1t is
at least certain that they can kse nothing
by defeat, so that the cliances of the battle
are all in thir t vor.--Troy Mail.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

A political editor, says the Boston Times,
is like IA parenthesis, in more senses than
one. He is enclosed at either end so that
he clnnot get out, and it is not necessary
that he should "mlke sense" GIN. Sun.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

A barrisier observed to learned brother
in court, that he thought his whiskers were
very unprolessional. "You are right" re-
piled his friend; ga lawyer cannot be too
bareflced,"
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

1t is said of M lame de Siel that be
fore she was fifteen years Of age she hat
read six hundred novels in three months
Louis XVI. during the five months im.
prisonment Immediately preceding his
death, read one hundred and seventy five
volumes, or one a day.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

The Legislature rises to-day. Is it pos
sibIc hat the Lpcotnco Senate has refused
to the .st to appropriate any money for
the enlargement Of the Erie C ,nal BUFF.
Jour. .iay G.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

MILITARY ELEcTloN.--On Thursday last,
elections were holden in this place and Per-
rysburg, which resulted In the choice of
--Osborn Esq. as Colonel, & Afford u.
Hamilton os Lieut.. Colonel Of this, and J..
w. Smith Colonel, and S. c. Sloane Lieut..
Colonel of the Wood County regiment.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

Countryman aud pretty daughter coming
IN towr-large baskets Of black berries in
IN the wagon--daughter slipped and fell in
to the basket-whte cambric dress-Ber-
ried alive.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

RnoDG Island ELHcTloN.-A Wing Sem
ator has been elected in this state. The
first Senator, Mr.. Samuel w. King, (Wmg)
will act as Governor. The Locottco have
elected State Treasurer, all told.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

origin OF THE WORD QUIz.-Very few
words ever took such run, or were sad
died with so many meanings, as this mon
osyla6le; and however strange the word,
1t is still more strange that not one of our
photographers, from Bailey to Johnson, ev-
cr attempted an explanation, or gave de-
rlvalon oft. Tie reason is very obvious.
II Is because it has no meaning, nor is it
derived from any language IN the world cv-
er known from the Baby yIonisn confusion To
this day. When Richard DAILY wa patentee
of the Irish theatre he spent the evening of
a Saturday in company with many Of the
wits and men of flshion of the day: gam
bling was introduced, when the munger
slaked large sum that lie would have
spoken, although the principal streets of
Dublin, by II certain hour next day, sunday,
a word having no meaning, aud being derived
from no known language -wage s were
laid and stakes deposited. Div repaired to
the theatre, and despatched all The serv irts
ana snpernumerarcs with the word "Quiz"
which they claked on every door and every
shop window in town. Shops being shat
all next day, every body going to and com-
ing from their different places of worship
saw the word, and every body repeated it,
so Tint "Quiz' was henrd all through
Dublin; the circumstance of so strange a
word being on every door and window cans-
ed much surprise, md ever since, should a
strange story be attempted to be passed
current, It drnws forth the expression--you
are qn'zzng me.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

A man WINS boastlng about his knowledge
of the world, when wag in company asked
him if he had ever been in Algebra. 81
cannot exactly tell" said he, fbut / think
once passed it on the coach"
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

FRUIT.--Last weeks frost has not entire
ly cut of the fruit as was at first anticip,-
ted; apples were injured, but cur examlna-
llons and inquiries lead us to believe, that
the prospect of this fruit is still very fair.
Peaches are entirely killed; cherries seri-
ously njured.-Sahdubky Whg.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

Here's Bul-Lrt-h, as Sammy Medary
said of john Alexander Brynn's paper.
Hope it will be a Bultet,in, thought the
editor of the State journal.
We don't care whether it is Bulletin
his (editorlal) head, or a BuH-lei-m to his
china shop; either would be well enough, SO
it kicfs Up dust between them.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

The Venetians, whom the late Lord By
ron brought with him into England, were SO
dreadfuly attacked by opthalmla, as almost
entirely to lose t t'elr. eye.sight. "What
can we do with these poor fellows! said
his lordship, when he heard of their mrfor-
tune. "Why," sad d.. L., Sat the worst,
we can set each of them up as Venetian
RIiad;' ~
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

The semi centennial Anniversary Of
W ashington's Inauguration took place in
New York, on the Both. John Quincy Ad-
ans delivered the oraton. II is said to
have been most splendid effort, worthy Of
the orator and the occasion.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

The secretary of war has forbidden. the
sale ofurdcnt spirits to the Indians on the
frontier. lhee editor ofthe Providence Jour.
article to members cfcongress might be pro-
hibited without producing any serious evil"
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-05-18

FRAuD.-It is now stated that the amount
OF fraudulent issue Of certificates Of loan by
Joseph r. llassinger, late president of the.
Morr lstown railroad company, is over
$lo7O0O. A very comfortable little ope-
ration.