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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-13
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ttna9ri6trn ibre ,ablrcthen Srsun
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(ebmar,c, tluuc, 9ritne, mallltcrrfArtne, trounc
1rtlainfartnt, tarct unp tfNDlScmliebte rrrjn9
| icbe 5uctcr. Ginfotbcr, 9en,il6ttr unp 9ctrur,
ftltcr Ea6imit. Gottlnrtjcrcr Nrt. pttot, pt,
tcrftbom unp 8artildbcr, fur Sterrpde tbldlieb.
lSciBc, erilnc, rptDe unp 9elke SlonnciIc. 0rit,
nc, ttbwarse unt trounc StcScnbaar Gamlcts,
Canton Sianncl(e oiIer Sarten, Srilncr Srics :.
Sais. Gnsli(bc 1t. franjoffte nnr fi8trirtc Ole,
rims. Grfnc, Ntorlaeb nnb crimlrn OItrccns,
actletdbte unp traune StuSe, 9prfetter Sidings,
s, uilp 9Siertd Nmcritonitbet ftan}cttcbc
unp cnsltidc 9crruttc 3cu9c. Gprithc senmonr
unr lcincnc 5ifebtuhcr. Sci>ncr UNI Sattp Scls
ret, 0l6tcl unb e htlrjcntttt6, 9ctlrl1bte unr
traurc Drills, G1ettcnjcu9c oIIcr Art belle unr
nunflc 8inaDatns Npmtalln tnp Wrmtatc
;tbrar;cr 8trs &c O(Dtnc, f9urtrtc tlHr tNrtl9cs
GSeibcn;cu0, 0rnnct Sdnrcr 1lnp trimmings,
ftaurirtc IT. cinfnobc Gomhrifs, rc. 2'rtinttts,
,tptrnc unp taummrllne >1tr5 unp GinNBun9cn,
Verli(tbe g Da,rls unD Iilohcr, Otcrtnr, xDi>
tct,rrllne unp Icutlttc 70. 9irtGe unp td,rar5c
Olcrinc @bamls unr 1iidtr, -Calstinrcn, Sra
scn unb 9SrrDcmecn, Strernr >oanrtbub uno
Olittens, tIrles J6anrfhpD o!ler Nrt, &c.
Jerner Gin srrbes A5rrmcnt
GroBsrspen uuo 9eiiii9er 0etrdnfe,
Cuicns unn @laS.QRaare, g rbftn tsno Dterltz
pcr. 9ic Nuflncrttartctt Qu>r mirp in Nnirrud
9enpmmen, rtc rrrjtt9licbr Q1aaren ~ mrDltei>
len preiicn rerIon9cn; tnrcm main finrrn mirr,
Rag bic G5itcr ttit rem Ieetcn SruDjabr ttreus
trnp mrDlfcilcr 9cwrrrcn tlnr.
Of9as loutIltum miro etft'dt, anjurufci'
unr ;1t untcriiltttn on neuen tadttrintrncn e'cs
tIlIrr, wclotc; ~ rtr Giftcttc rcs Canals fist
an rcr furllebrn Seitc rcr OlainttraBe, gum Sci:
tben rrn Mf | Ter Ano lR C@ 4 ny.
Olabllrn Sulv l3. tc
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-13

E'tsem unn StahI.- Suniattas
~ serrtcs unp sebammertss Gifen iener Nrt
f6werifd)cs ii. rubif6es DO. rubifhe Iaselltan=
gen; Sanrcrfrn unp Srucersuno 80. StaDl al.
lcr Nrten, odoel, Sars unc Sercrn - 3u Gatcn
IN Wasillpn, bsp 1eunis uno & il y.
Sunp !, 1857. b.p.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-13
Xtdcts $2O-feine Gbet(e.

iSas 8anje Der i1itets init ibren S1u,nmern,
mte aud bic treld)e bic pretfe entDaften, mcrpcn
prn Cen tunter rc,n Gefee ernannten Gcnlnigic-
nsrs nnterinet uno reriiesctt rerpcn, ebe fie in
pie slaber tcmtncn. Gin Siac .pirc bic aar,e 3apl
Der Tum,nern, unb bas anpere Die 800 preiie
t9tbalten, unp bic eritsn 600 91u,nnern bic ber.
ans9eicSen ,percen, iinp 5u fplebcn 4rcittn be-
re9tist, oas ieber Sluu,ner sufalen ,ntscn, unr
ne,n slntlt6en Snbater folder prei1e fol- ibr 81.
SsntDuut, 9leid5 mad Der 3ieDuns, untel tfe
unb op1c iraenc einen 4t5us, su8eitattct merpsn
< Ur9eraassefcr ierer 3eituns in Den 9ereinis,
ten &taaten, 2Bsffinptan, Canada unp ancerr
-gritttfden prcpinSen trerren auf9eferbert, obi,
. Ses ais tfebcnpes Nrperteismsnt fis gum llten
t'aStfsn 9eeenter einsurlden, unb iDre Sled,
:tsuaser, nettf etner 3situna ipelbe bic 4nseuse
snthalt, Hns snsnfenben. Splpetfer 1t. 60
Sunp7. 6aolt. 9lp. 156. Srratz nap, 81. o.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-13
QEDbnunas s 0erdnoeru
g. I eper,
Seutfher 9sDocfat uno Tctar,

ShNAfNtNA <AIcbINt 1tuO VCtaAI
maobt bicrmit citcn 9eebrtrn terffheu putfitun
RE ln;ci9c, rag er trine 1mtsitute naebtte Ibu.
&c su Der pon t6errc,r Sprms unb $aDn, unr 5tpar
cp ttabe ScscnUSer prn rer Gantrner sSant, rcrs
lc9t Bat; o!Irp CT tfet5 terett fnn rirb, een Ge.
f1aftcn iciner &l,entcn atjunarten.
G'eri3Aie9c 9cthafte utm,nt CT fir allt tanls.
9crre Gauntits an.
ScIma6nn in en9lifhtr, teutfher unr fran.
,en'her Srraebe, 20 ME au4 ale aneert Snftrus
mentc, ttmnen icy inn lribt ausScttent ,rcrpen
Gantrn, Jlprcmter SO. 1893. 10,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-13
i'm Grceen uno &lsinen
CSuriaut;he Sur,c(it1tctt.

cine ercBsNusrabt reH X6rten, t5aebern, 9Nfrtfen,
Matcabins, Belrttrien, Satsltusen, Sricssz
(6r;en 1t. {. ". rsrfertist tti Zen in torcsn pay
tefur!,eatn Sntianern. Q!s e'cftsensc ins aus
Ianr fann IS e;nis tcnen raSsnrcrn Artttcl &c
len, 3umal, "a perlei Artitel m Auslanoe, ale
rcn ccr Ilenn rss 2Hilrcn trmmtnr, t,scb ron
ircit srfFsrm Sntrcsc llnb. Tim SaDreiebcn 3u
Cpruob titttt Fer NtiSe.
Sunulr lS. 1889. f.p.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-13
!N(eDe(anD
8sSnsiR > 5toBf.
Wi(tt6rifhe OtuGf 8onDen

70 mic bes nnltfalifbe Yutlitun itn 0QSttntl.
men itnp D6fb1t en9slabtn, mid init iDrcn Nuts
tra9cr ;u tetDrcn. Olcne 25ertincunScr i'm
Nnsanpt init rrn tclten tcutfeben unb franj6ffhe1
Satritantcn, tcscn mid in rcn 0tano nidbt nur
anrrtannt quito Snitrumrntc 3u lirfern, fpnbern
aud incline prrtft 70 5n fceen, hab Tie 9entB tn
ocn 9r6Bern Srcttdrtcn, mic Jleu> Yrrt, Frtfon,
pbilapelrbia uno Baltimore nidt tilliScr ju tau.
fen tinp, aud sarantirc i'd alle meine Q1aaren.
OtuGtz Sanpen taufen nidbt nur btlliSer, (rnbern
rrfrarcn o,Ieb rie Sratt unb Siilieo, Den ft an.
rcrmitio untermorfen ,paren, triirren lie ibren
8cparf ppn NsuzYcrt II. ~. bcsieben. Sd bin
jcbt tureb Qnfunft ncuer Otter im @tance, nlein
NBprte1nent als oas
Gr66te i'm gSeffen
rtn phkltum 5ur 9cfaui9en Slrti5 3u trtnSen
itnp rfftrire, Sabb6rner, rrrents, ppfauncnt
Srrmmeln, @odrfeifen, 1rpmreten, Snpenticns'
b6rncr, @t9nal unr &laprcnDbrncr, Srntil xrpn'
retcn, Sronelcs, Glarirnette, fcttte 1no prbinare
Sl6tcn non l bis 8 Rlarrrn, Aeccreicns, feline
unn prbin@re 9irlinr,r, 8ab9eieen NIT unc chne
patcnt S6rauben, ftne ltnr prrinare QStener
Quitarrct, 21alb Olilitairif1r WuIt, Slptenra.
mcntc, Olunhttlese, 9iplln tsnp SaB> 8e9en, 8c.
9rnboor, 9aitenDalter ,0tc9c, Galfrnium, 9ti.h"
balnmcs ttnp Gotcln, 9ianrfcrte 0ratb, S4n"
CT fur alle Snlfrumtntc unp allc anrere Qrtite
II tittem Sahe.
91eraraturcn alltr Art ntrrrn outs teite &C..
moft, cute alte 9iclinen nebme id fir tilIiSe
9rci(c i'm IauGhbante[ an. lue NuftrdSe rrn,
>anre mcrrtn afs tclte it. pinttlitfs tctcr9t OaS
untcnttebenpe 3eusnib res J6rn. s. QHbite rabm.
lidbtt tetannt ale sebrcr prn D1uft>9anprn II. +.
IN. ,rtro Aut, mid 8e(uhentcn ittr,eusen rrn
rcr 2Robrbett res OtensefaSten. Dian persebe
nibt ,u tcmertrn, bab mcin @tcbr unter eew
Vamen 8ajoot, tcfannt 1T.
Il. .@tptpert, Smrrrteur
In teutf6en Qeaarcn, 3r,,n Bajaar"
San. ls. pbtnir 9staure, Cleveland, 8.
do hereby certify, that have instructed
several Bands who received their supply of
Instruments from Mr.. A. Seywert, at the
Clevt land Bazaar, and take pleasure in saying
that as to Quality as well as moderate prices,
can confidently recommend them to all
who are desirous TO purchase.
Signed. JOHN WHITE,
Professor of Music. Cleveland, late of Youngs-
Dated Dec. 18. 1888. town, Trumbull Co.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-13
Gje(su'raftss yonOlnua.

Ceisu'1 al t. Jcan0Inug.
Nie llntcrlhrieberen benusea biefe@e
~ lescnDcit, Den 28ilr8crn ren WabiQon unp
Der utnliescnren @csrnp ansu5eiScn. pab llc rem
8onjen 0crratb -6art tmaore, bcr frilDer BEN
-5erren McGul!ps seDSrtc, sctonft baten, t1nr
tortfabren, an rein ettcn Stanrrlae, in Der
Nlainfrase, cine 1DiIre mcit!i3 trn rer potts
Offs, EOS gtfhaft unte pctn 9lomen unb Sir
ma pcn Iennts unr sc Il y, 3u trtreitcn.
gle nerccn lt@ sludli6 fbat;en, trenn tbre
Trcnnbs unb pas putlitum tlberDaurt nnrufct,
unn ibrsn @rrratb in Qu9cnf@ein nebmen ner,
cen, ebt ie fonttrpp tanfcn. Spbn 1.nnis,
Olabillrn, Scc. 90. t.p. Sames @. Geup
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-13
Qiu fl 8 fuua.

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Na6rttb rplrr Dicrmtt ertbrilt, eaB bic part
nerfAtr, rte friber inter Der Sirne Sames Srbn
frn ii. Go. i'm -oart.raarcn 9ctbaft tettonpeiI
beut NIT aeenfrittser 8emilieunS aufeclrff NOR
Nen 1T. 9tc Slpttn unp Se6nunsen tefhpcn fld
alls in Den !oSnben rrn Scbn @. 5pbnfen II. 60.
A4e bic an erfaSte Sirna f6ulpiS llnb, tperren
auf9efprpert, fcsleidb Sii6tisteit su MAIDEN.
Scbn 9. Scbnfon II. 60.
Sa,nes Srbnfpn.
smaetllen, Stunt T. 1899. t.s
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-13
GroBerspen uuo 9eiiii9er Oetrdnfe,
81. tgcpmcrt's g 2sasaar !!

Seutides, @n9liihes uno Trou3oilihee
gSaarersea9er, GlsoeInnb, Shto.
@ur5 ntuc Srrrungen, cntp1lt relcs tc al,
- scmcin tcltcttc Gtutlt cement, jet Gins rr,
9riBten 1t. tctsf'lStt Observation-Disclosures
i'm 9an5en IS E fen.
SauRcutc rem Same uno berumretfcnnc 6&nr[rr,
IRc rehidit rin8claocn, mtcb init ibren AuftrIgcn
III tsctrrn, UNI finecn ttcts rrrratDi9 Jlilrntcrz
ger : Yietmaaren, Nurren, Mutt unp muIitali,
tdhe SutfrGrcntr, Sttritcn 0Icr Nrt, &0muc jcz
rcr Uattur9, cn9liibc u. franjri{tbe fanep @ri>
fen rne Yerfumrrien, SricltNrte,1, Sunrboll6en,
96ccren, MeEcr, @rr9tl, Yrrlen, GDrrn8r
Sin9crrin9c, 9rrtfnorrin UNI anpcrc5 0ctttmei,
DC, 3mirn, 3taumTciIe, 9l0rGln, Garttrcn ran,
gen unr onpcrc 9ebanSc, sutibcn tine 9anaItrct
,Sprrirunacn u1n Srrrrcln, siecn &n6ptc, SIC,
9en unn SrnncnidNirme, Sdbrcitfcrcrn, y lciitif.
tc; obicfertatcln, 0otlnifdcs QGuBcr, 9anci1.
trettcr, @da6frtctc, Ota8ifebr >aterncn, "a.
ibcntilhcr, Nulcrt1ffden, 0ancn IriIcttcn,
z tahifrncrn, J0aarlrdcn fir Oamcr, o,cIrttrcn
'na9nctiche Ehicrc, &: rrts, N1tD(el riBcttirte
Sartcn, Masrcn, 0i9arrcn 1tnr EAtafss0rtttr
ltDrtcttcn, !3citRtrISer, uilitariitbc 8auirirun:
gen, [uitbtIttG4en, = tvtidricmcn, Otl0ttn, fl.
tcrne 0.cifsttfu, 1DcrncIrttcr, ScmiitrS, 1Nt,
erpttcre, SltA!tincn llnp ,entcn, Scutrtr1tcrs
Inr &naI!trttsn, II. {. 10.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-13
zoo Ndtr lbdbbarss 2an0 gum
0erfauf.
s CStr @i9entbilmer bietet folsent
+ ~ teltretene @trt6e rcer $rtten
Sutth am, Tnrfatif IN ttan(id SatfH4n

$SsYnE nEt5 ~ CcI1DFfrcHc SErte9e rcer &eEIeH
"ItT Sunb gum @srtauf On, t1dmlid setttn
gszss Jlp. 8 nnr 10 ttn Gtrn Tisrtsl ttS t0s
tcn 1auni1trs rer 2trn Sietbe, eelesen in Sam.
renee 1aunfhir, Iusearamas Galsntp, ODip, une
an hir8rdn3line rph @tart &ountp ttrBenb.-
IPcfa8tcs s@nh lic8t innerbalt ciner 9Jcile rem
rem tlubenbrn Statthen 9rlirar, unb ptrrbalH
Ner 2Eobcrlctun9 uber ntn 3ustaraspas Silver.
. Atrr, ircI6e Setlart llnp, unc in rcrrn OGittf
neb cine rrrtrcffi6t Srrina bcfnret, ffcBen sera.
DC an Die 2eoBerIsit,tnS. Dtete $pttcn entbalten
ret6li@ Gifeners, SrbIehtante unr &alttteintris
DC nabc ncr 2HaBrrlcituns. Ghpa 100 Gder bas
'rn flnn tcttes Sommlonr unr ras itr,sc gutss,
Irrbltcbcljtcs Jercblanr. Cine fd)rns 0riite>
tabc rrr 2Hastrltitun9, frahnt rrn ritfem $enrr
Ntrr pcn Siirer, unr bilret ctntn 1betl rsr rrn
SrIlrar mad 9Eertter fttbrenesn @taststfrats.
Mud Fcfanset ia Elm gutter WnblfIt auf rem San.
&c, trrju man t.1s Q9aSsr aus eem Silver tenuetn
ta,,n. Der g ansp rno Ntarer Canal rift ter
Sttlrar NIT rem Gbic Canal jufamuet une bic
nurc5 niett Garalt entirrinsenrcn 3trdei!t rrtr.
Ten ras sane sbr fc3astor ,naeeen. 9!e . tsin.
9nn9en tann inan erfabrer, Tenn man 1nruft TT
rrr Srudcrtp ron
pstst ga II FIN a I, n 1ins Co.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-13

9sNALae pcu enqltfden Wuitern unb Mas
nafattur rperesn gum 9erfauf auf -eanD sc.
baltcn, lev Itnnts 8 unb Eeup.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-17
M o N X " IN A X X EFT.
Monday, September 1915, II. m.

The State Bank again received safety fund money to-day
This fact aayed the excitement BY rejection
Saturday The stock market however, still Depressed
United States Bank recovered little from the price obtained
after the board adjourned Saturday. and closed decline
Of per only from the close frst board satu
day American Exchange Bank declined ~ per cent vct
burg per cent North American Trust and Banking per
cent; Illinois, |; steningtsn New Jersey Rail Road
took place the Mechanics and Traders Bank OF
Cincinnati the 9th inst consequence OF the sudden dis
appearance Of the cashier Of that in.on About ssoos
we're distracted when demand ceased The circulation i.
stated at s26,7co; Deposits $ils7; Cash hand ssess7.
The bills Of the Manhattan Bank Of Ohio which
toore been redeemed Cincinnati by Deaed Burnett
longer redeemed BY them, and discount Of
per cent
The Pennsylvania State Loan fer ooo has at last been
taken supposed BY the u s. Bank under the direction
and far sighted policy Of that institution Pennsy rapid
going her n,ghborng The folly ana
Encouragement Of the snancier made tributary her greatness
Sales Of Corporation Bonds made the board Al aper
discount emission making TO day and tomor
row. y the Water Commissioner favor Of the contractors,
who receive S25ooOo; " per Of which payable
In cash. AMI the balance about S2oooo per cent bonds,
payable Juse m isie Part Of bonds have been already
sold At discount Of per cent which . their market value
The loss sustained by the city the contractors give
receipt m Cor the face OF the bonds They receive in cash
sa2 500 and in bond, s2o7 500 which, discount Of per
cent il loss Of ss2o6 the probability IS from the
things brought about by the vaatng course Of the banks
that the loss will be still greater.
The Of today for the redemption Of country
Money i only temporary understood that tomorrow
distinction will be made aud the bills Of all those banks which
have not strictly complied with the acquisitions the banks
win be rejected Therefore, although the bills are now received
they are liable rejection any moment On Saturdays great
excitement created, and the merchants sustained great
and by caprcious Of the State
Bank which appears to have been uncaed for II the
bank able to redeem to-day they surely able do
on Saturday; but the in ignorance, and
reckessy pa, in force They them asonshed al the panic
they had created again redeemed to-day with the purpose Of
again acontnung tomorrow How long will the merchants
submit TO this reign Of folly
One Of the principal which have operated 70 the de-
rnsement of the currency the State has been the action Of
the issues q new banks BY the returns Of the Comptroller
The FIRST day q July last appears AZ that time he had deli
vered % the banks circulating notes TO the amount o.
O0oOOo These have been since The dscontinuance
ofs yearly arrangement Of the, Safety Fund banks IN May
' aidaly working into the confidence e the public and
Ncir circuatios consequently extending IN proportion
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-17
Common Council.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The president stated that he had called spe cial
meeting OF the board in consequence Of request he
had received from the finance committee.
Sundry petitions were read and referred.
SPECIAL B5sINgss.-The following resolution was
received from the Board Of Assistants: "That the
comptroller be authorized to draw his warrant in ia
sums Of money as may be necessary TO purchase ex-
change on England for the payment Of any all ad-
vances made on the water stock belonging 10 the
corporation. This resolution was passed mem con,
and the Board adjourned.
BOARD OF ASSISTANTS.
Sundry petitions were read and referred
The resolutions relative 10 the Bank of the State Of
New York was adopted and sent TO the Board Of Al
dermen for their concurrence.
REPoRTs.-ln favor of giving the Aldermen and
Assistant OF the 9Th Ward the power to cor
the nuisance Of the negroes in Anthony street
Adopted. Adverse to building pier foot Of 10th
street. Adopted In favor Of granting the exclusive
of the bulk head foot of Murray street for tow
boats. Adopted In favor Of Lighting north side Of
4th street between AveRue and ID; also north side
Of 9th street in the same Avenue. Adopted.
In favor OF reducing the contingent expenses, by
cutting off the supply Of segars liquors, cost Of
rage hire and other small matters from the member RS
Of the Common Council. The expense for segars for
the current year was estimated at S3,275, and
rage hire at 2692. Mr.. Lee moved that the SUBJ
ject be referred to a select committee. division
was called for on this question, which resulted in
eight ayes six So the motion refer was car
ried, and the President appointed Messrs. Lee Bay
lies, and West, as the special committee.
In favor OF directing the late Counsel TO the Board
to hand over all the papers aud suits that may have
been left in his possession TO his successor.
Mr. Baylis opposed the melton, and moved that il
be referred to the Law Committee-which was lost,
five only voting in the affirmative.
Mr.. Potter then moved that the matter lay on the
table until the next meeting. Lost-ony three
ting in the Affirmative.
The original motion was then carried.
In favor Of calling the late counsel 10 the Beard,
to deliver up all contracts, obligations Of debt, and
other documents belonging to the corporation TO the
Comptroller. Adopted.
The report Of the Law Committee on the claims Of
b. Blunt, Esq. was then taken up.
Mr. Lee said he was not prepared to vote on such
lsng list Of law charges at such short notice.
Mr.. Baylis was surprised TO hear that the honora-
BILE member not prepared. To Mr.. Blunt il
an important matter, he had done the work and had
right to be paid
The amount Of Mr.. Blunt's bill was S30i6 81
which the committee had reported to be correct.
MIR. Baylis moved that the Comptroller be direct
cd TO pay the amount forthwith.
Mr.. West then moved that Il be laid again upon
the table, which motion was carried by IS.
The Board then adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-17

!. Court q Oyer and Ternfner.
Mr.. David Graham said that in the case Of White
he ready to argue the exceptions which had been
taken to the testimony before Judge nglss and wish
ed to know, when the Court would be ready to hear
the argument.
Judge Edwards said that he thought the melton
could be heard on Tuesday. David Taft was put to
the bar and arragned for the murder of his shpmate
by stabbing him in the heart with knife.
Mr. Craft appeared as counsel for the prisoner and
the District attorney set dswn the trial for Menday
next
John Smock was next put to the bar charged with
the murder of his wife by stabbing.
Mr.. "A. Morrill,, counsel for Smock, agreed to be
ready for trial on Tuesday next week.
The Court then adjourned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-17

LATE INDIAN NEws.-Wc have intelligence 10
the ttb inst from Tallahassee. At that time the In
dams were verv thick around Fort White Lieut..
Wood, with IL men, was attacked by party Of ~
Indians Two whites were killed and five wounded.
The Indians were thick on both sides Of the Suwanee
They recently captured 200 head ef cattle on San
Pedro The red skins, from appearance, were con-
cenrating in Middle Floriaa and another protracted
war is expected
John X Kane, Esq, is the locofoco candidate
for Mayor Of the city
Fairfield has received 1920 votes, and Gov Kent
2s.0s5 Three counties only are complete.
The court house in Jasper, Drbois county, Indi-
ana was destroyed by FIRE on the Both nit All the
records were also burnt up.
FoR GovERNoR o. KENTUCKY, Albert q. HAYES
locofoco, is a candidate,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-17

In the matter w. II. Sparks, Mr.. Ogden Hoffman
said, that he not sufficiently prepared to pro-
coed in this matter; andhe Court granted further
postpenement.
In the matter ef Barney Corse.--In this case the
defendants counsel moved to postpone the trial until
the next term.
After hearing some unimportant motions, the court
adjourned 20 Tuesday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-17

EDWARD MILFORD, FORMERLY OF THE ANEM-
CAN HorrL.-Wc refer our readers TO the adver-
tsement Of this gentleman, contained in this days
paper. From various causes, he has been unfortu-
nate. but his talent industry and spirit vet remain
as fresh as ever We wish him much success in
his present purposes
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-17

90. One Of our most respectable physicians who
gives purges to the wing party, denies that the
"sun" has been bought. You may believe that-but
we know better. In the State Prison business the
Sun" has been bought like little terrier dog, to
bark for so much per column. We should not be
surprised if the locofocos had also purchased the
"Sun." We wish both parties luck Of their bar
rain
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-17

In re Barnett US Parker. In this case the Plain
tiG counsel applied for trial account Of the
verdict being directly in the teeth 81 the charge Of
the court.
The Court granted the application.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-17

ns-Thc exhibition Of Grace Darling now open
in this city, is well worth attention. See advertise
mept
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-17

AZ By way of a novelty, lasdnight, Mrs. Coad Of
the National Theatre sat her dress on fire, and
upon the stage all in blaze OF course, the coHfu-
.,.n was great, and loafer in the pit sang out
WIN don't you knock her down and smother her.
advice was not followed, hut one Of the attend.
ants had the presence Of mind 20 stretch the lady on
IN. stage and roll the FIRE out We are happy "a
state ,hat the acciden resulted IN nsthiHg more seri-
on, ,han the loss 81 gauze dress, and The gain Of a
burnt elbow.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-17

News Bors on SUspar.-The Sunday News" is
still harping my daughter" They have sued
for new trial, and got it of course--but they had
better quit the subject as il now rests We are per-
ectly satisfied that Mr. Girard has no hostility to the
press-even to the Sunday press, properly conduct
ed and circulated The recent trial will have good
effect on the news boys-it has already produced a
good tendency, ard TO keep the wounds open by a
new trial can do little good. Both parties should
kiss and be friends again.