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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-26
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9Stro cmpfphlen al6 Die bette subereitete gGe.
eiSn fur SHuifen, 9rfdltlrnq, 9lus;ehruna.
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Ylln9e.
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relpetrdteln pcrlcnen reccmmaneirt, pelde
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lar9e 3eit inter S,uiten uuo Sruilfrantbeiten
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9ebradIt.
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ner perici, bic fctu SntCrelle in Gem 8ers
faGf berlcltcn bat:
Teu Wprf, SUM- Is. 1888.
Sn Tr. c.-9Sertber SNerr sd,
babe 8ebraud) gcnadt pcu Sbrcm Grpectcs
rdHt, icWchl pcr(6nlid,, ais aud, in meiuer
6anllle, fur Die lcBtcn 6 Sabre, nit benz
.9rbGten 9tllecn. Sn Ger Shat idl bctrad,te
nleln ecbcn pcrldn0ert eurdl Den Gictrand,
eieier ihdbbaren Wleeijin, neblt Dem Se9sn
@ctte6, fur pcridlicccnc.
SIR ale SdlIe pcu S.uitcn, Gntsineuna
Ter Sru(t, eun9c, uEb tc6 SNalItS, Cmpfcbie
id, eteic Wteti;tn nnbcecnentIid, aIs Die gclfe
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9Eunidl 1T eaB ssueere Gle an llctcn Ieiccu
mcran id, geltttru babe, raYcn bcfrcit wers
een mrdtcn. rrrldles ipie id, CLAUDE ocidcs
ben ipre, wenu ite Shr grpectcrant aetraus
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Or. SaDne,--YSerthcr SNerr.-- -Curo Die
G'naee @cttc6 bat Sbr Sroiau @rpectcrant
cine S,ctlun9 an mir beipirtt pcr einem iebr
cleneen 3nfano. SIN leBtcn Dcccmter tes
fam tdl eiucn hcfti9cn siufaa bon @notriIllios
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rem Grrrctorant 9cldift. 9lnfanoe endte
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nun cine 70 hche Meinuma bon Sbrcr Ofetf.
gin, eas Tcnn tdl rm eiiiiac Maiden eapcn
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Sbr
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Die feite WrrBin Die id, jemaIs 9cbrnud,te.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-26
pampDlet- -8efeee.

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-26
atuSbederltn9en an Den Dfeutli6en
8et1ubeu.

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am @auntY s@efdn9nie, sos III
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@auutDs s@efdn9nis, 2l0 90
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@curtbans, Z rs
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-26
Grrt6tltng tleuer uno 9luste6erung
otter Vriifen.

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men Sriife iiber Die fleine Qes
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fleine 9ed)a, 1888 05
Shr Die slusbeRerun9 ben
0siK9srs Sriide iber b. Scrs
ban III 2. Mbeithan, $50 81
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Zelda 9auntp, 121 81
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SrareIs, 3 90
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-26
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meiiter fir 1899 9euau nit ben Siid,ern unb
ben earauf ft besebcnocn lirfrueeu ocrs
sIiden haben unc bic 9iehHuna als ridlti9
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-26
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81.
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gommibipners:
9ln @rdnbs II. petits5urcrs,
init Ginihlus Der @ontlbels,
Die Der Court beiwcbnten, S1471 90
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II. llntcrbalt Der 9efan9enen,
bes Shreibers Der 9iertels
jdtrlid,en SiBun9en, IS 55i
protbonctars s@colbren, 90
9teecrberss @ebnbren, so
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-26
g. feQitbat -2erttr,plln9.
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GOO0katcN,
Satcn fIh inter tcuti9em Datum peretni9t
llm in peu unterid,ieblid,en @purten in Qed'o
GauntD 9cmeiufhaftlitb in ibrer Yrcfcecn su
practi,ren, unb bieten hermit ihre Gieutc
benjeni9rn ihrcr Srsuube an, Die tericlben
benptbi9t lein mG9en, es ici in Der @curtsSiss
un9 poer Su ir9eub eiuer aubern 3ett.
Die simtsitube lit III Der pcitsSfftce, cinis
9e GbIrcn unterhalb 9umpert's SHrtcI.
Slllentaun, 9lpril 24. nq-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-26

Die NIT eirem beSethnet baben ietteem
Sie Ge6nlin9 bon George Sabera
pom 1lfen Sanuar btS Su1
Sr.I
8itans IN ben Sodnben bes
GtaBmeiiters, 81 Scl9e Der
Iebten Hedjnu19, 1886 so
@mpfansen bon perIhiebes
iien GarcoltectorerL Gar fur
bas Sabr 1888 335 Al
Suctas, enpfansen ppn
Tars@ollectpret flr's Sabr
1889, 1859 so
--13,504 II
9lnleibe, anf gefebl Der
Gonimeicners, fir ben @jes
brauh beS @auntD's, bon Der
Tcrtbampton Sanf enpfans
gen, 1000 90
slnleite, auf 8efet[ Der
@cmmiBipner6, fir ben @es
brauh bes @auntD's, bon Der
9crtbamptcn ganf eutpflns
gen, 1000 90
slnfcibe, auf Sefehl Der
&cmmiBioners bon Der 9icrs
tbampton anfs;umGebrauh
ces @auntD's empfan9cn, 1000 90
lGine slnleibe, auf Sefebl
Der GommiBieners, erbalten
bon Sobn 9iitter, 1,200 90
Gine sInleite, bon SObn
glitter empfanger, 800 90
9Inletbe BON @ecrse @ns
Selman en1pfaugen, 1,400 90
Cine 9lnletbe bon ber 0torz
tbanptpn Sanf, LOO 90
--7,O00 90
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fert, Sd,aBmeiifer Der @aIs
fer9eleGihaft, bic benz Saunty
sufommenpe 0ipibenbe BON
WalersStod, 80 90
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8on Sror. Danner, DO. Ill
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Scn Sac. Derr, fur 90. 40 90
Bon Sebn Sherer, fir
8aubclS an Heinbarbs grlis
de perfauft, 43 4S
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-26
Sohn Se9er.
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= FENN w VI 7NWFIITINN JIVIUIF.
CrS e--QHcrttcr Serr.--Sd, bate
filr Gle IcBtcu 3 Mcndte Sbr Grpeetcrant
hduft9 in mstncr praris gctraro,t, rne fur
aae slnfiltc rcu Grfdltnng, Sonltcn, @nt,iln,
eun8 Der enn9en, SIu6scbruna, Gntbriulfid.
felt, uno idnadbeit ter @rnitif es be(fimnit
Die felte Wfrr5tn Die id, icmaIs 9ebraudte.
s!dtun9eora Der Shri0e
9t. SO. 9SilIians.
cteie orrtrcflide Mebisiu ipirb aIIein dd,i
rertertt9t BON Or. Saline DO. %. Siib
Srltte Straec, Wiideetpbia, unp it AT hns
Ben bel enemi9 Sdnliet, 9ipothrfcr il, slaens
dln, fur einen Thatsr eie Siaidr.
Sct. Q NO.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-26
ltnterri6t armer Sinrer.
Mabls s9lusaaten..

ltnterfdiebIife 9lue9oben,
FIR Saltnn9 Der WabIen, 223 so
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-04

Convention.
On molioD of JAMES PARKER, Esq.
4 RssoIusd, That the President, Vice
Presidents and Secretaries are entitled
10 the thanks Of this Convention fol sglhe
able and impartial manner in which they
have discharged the duties Of Their sey-
eral stations.
The President, on behalf Of himself
and fellow officers, returned thanks 10
The Convention for the kind manner III
which thew had referred loiheiF conduc',
and congra,ulated the Democracy upon
the harmony and decorum which had
prevailed throughout the siitings Of the
sCahvsnf,aa. ard ,be glorious conse+
qoences which must sesult from the de-
liberatloDs of the tremendous masses
which hadlhat dav congregaied 10 con-
suit together for, the public good.
When, on motion,
Resolued, That The proceedings be
signed by the officers. and published in
all the democratic papers Of Ohio, and
IN the Washington Globe, and thai The
Convention do nov adjourn sine die.
ALLEN G. THURMAN, Pres.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-04

TRUTH-Adhere rigidly and undertaking
to truth: but while you express what is true, ex
press II IN pleasing manner. Truth is the pic
ture, the manner is the frame that displays 1t to
advantage. IF man blends his angry passions
with his search after truth, become his superior
by suppressing yours, and attend only to the just
ness and force of his reasoning. Truth convey
cd in aus,ere and acrimonious language, seldom
has a salutary effect, since we reject truth, be.
cause we are prejudiced against the mode of
communication. The heart must be won be-
fore intellect can be informed. A man may be
tray the cause oftruth by his unreasonable zeal,
as he destroys its salutary effects by the acrimo.
ny of his manner. Whoever would he sue
cessfll instructor mnst first become mild and
affectonate friend.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-04

bonaparte on the CowardIce Ct Suilioe. ~
"Sulclde is CRIME revolving to my feelings;
nor aoes any reason present itself to my UNDER
standing by which i can be justified. Il certain
iy originates IN that species of fear which we
denoImnate cowardlce; For what claim can
man have to courage who lrembles at the ifowns
Of fortunel TRUE herosm consists in becoming
superior to the ills Of life, in whatever shape
they may challenge him to the combat" On
another occasion, when talking on the same sub
iect, Bonaparte observed, '.If Narius had slain
bimselfon tho Marshes Of Minturnae, he never
would hase stood the seventh time for rconsul.--
Anatomy Of Suicide.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-04

psrs printed in each county IN ths Slate'-wat
any such paper is printed, give notice o y
time ofhULding such election, and the nupi
ofEIectors of President and Vice Preslde
there to be chosen"
Therefore, in discharge Of the duty req'Ilr
by he provision of the aforesaid acLl, w
son SHANNON, Governor of the Slale
Ohio, do hereby notify ind require the qualBit
electors of this State, to assemble in their resi-
tive townships at the usual places designated
holding Elections. on the Last FRIDAY, he
the TflIRTlETH day of OCTOBER nextd
then and there proceed to elect twenty.oEe
tors of President and Vice President of the
ted States, in pursuance of the Constitution
laws of the United States and Of this State
In testimony whereof, l, WILSON SHA
NON. Governor of the State of Ohio, b
hereunto SUBSIDIZED my name, aed c
r.. 81 ed the Great Seal Of The State 70 be
fixed, at Columbus the 10th day Of
pust. in the year of our Lord, one thousand 9
hundred and forty, and in the sixty-fifth yea
the Independence of the United States Of 4
ca. fs Eel
BY the Governor:
} WILSON SliANN0l
WILLIAM TREvITT,
Secretary of State. & fli
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-04

A Patriarchal Ploughman, "A foreign paper
states that short time ago an inhabitant of the
village of ST. Dunnet, in The Creuse, desired one
Of his sons, who is seventy-'ine years of age,
70 have the horses put 10 the plough and went
into field with it, accompanied by his family.
He then held tho plough, and when he had
worked for some time, said taking off his hat.
WY children, let us rerurn thanks to God.
Tell your friends that your ancestor, after his
burdredlh year, ploughed, the field which gives
y"n subsistence. yesterday reached my hum
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-04

What is welded happiness made OFF Mutual
forbearance, tenderness and respect.
Is dear1 It cannot be dear at any price.
Will it break2 When it is broken by death,
it is reioined in heaven.
What is beauty A key to the heart of the
beholder, an apology for many tolIies, and the
inducement for many more.
Can I buy in Not the thing ITSELF but you
may buy the person who has it, .. =.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-04
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSlON-
AL CONVENTION.
1911 CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.


The delegates from the counties Of
Coshocton, Holmes, Knox and Tuscs-
rswa-, composing the thirteenth Cons
eressional district OF Ohio, pursuant 10
a previous authorized notice, assembled
at MrlIersburgh, Holmes county, on
Monday The 18th inst.
The Convention was cnlled 10 order
sy J. C. McNuLTy, of Knox County,
on who e motion, WILLIAM :. TAN
NYHILL Esq of Homes was apPoln-
ted President. and FERDINAND Me-
LANE, Esq. Of Knox county, +. ID.
LEONARD, Esq. OF Iuscarawas county,
Secretaries.
On motion of G. J. McNuliy,
The chair appointed the following
persons a committee Of three 10 exam
me the credentials Of those IN alten-
dance and report the names OF persons
10 be duly appointed delegates and as
such enuled 10 seats in The convention,
10 wit:
From the county Of Coshocton; Sam
nal .Whntmata, Iohn lohpstr, John
fulks, William Dunlap, William C:s'g,
Samuel Wink'cpIIck, Thomas Darling,
Charles McCrde, Joseph Williams and
George W. SIlIlman.
| From the county Of Holmes; William
| 5. Tannyhl, Lewellen Allison, Fran>
els HauRley Phinssss gc Gullopsh,,
Hougland, Alvin Pofuy JoeLua sPaug-
ler aud T. l.. Hart,
i From the county Of Knox; c. J. Me-
Nully, Asa Freeman, Aaron Dennis,
Nathan HeadIng,on, Simon B. Kim
ton, Ferdinand McLame, William Cle-
mems, Isaac hadley, Lester Bliss, and
Peres Sprague.
From the county of Tuscsrawas; F.
D. Leonard, Jacob HeIwig. William J.
Hewitt, Jacob ShaIer, Robert NoAsing-
er, Henry Ream, Michael Shultz, /.
H. Hill and Andrew n. Baker.
On motion Of Mr.. Slliman Of Gosh
octon it was
ResoiDed, That 10 all The votes touch'
f ing the nomination Of candidate for
Congress by this convention the several
f counties composing this district shall
each be entitled 10 ten votes.
Y The Convention then proceeded 10
nominate candidate for Congress to
be supported by the democratic party o!
, the 18th Congressional District, and
JAMES MATHEWS, Esq. Of Gosh
octon county, having received major
: ity of all the votes Of the convention
, on the first ballot, was declared 10 be
3 Guly nominated to said Office.
D Mr.. McNulty, of Knox, then offered
the following resolutions which were u
e unanimously adopted, to wit:
D Resolved. That we do individually
: pledge ourselves to use all honorable
: exertions to secure the election to Con-
r grese of JAMES MATHEWS Esq. the
: nominee ofthis convention.
Resolved. That our thanks are due
to the Hon. Daniel p. Leadbetter, fol
the able, honest and diligent manner IN
3 which he has attended to our interests
D and reflected our sentiments in Con-
gress and that the assurances Of oul
full and decided appreciation Of his
whole course as our representative, are
8 hersby rendered TO him.
D On motion ofMr. Siliman, Of Gosh
octon, il was
r Resolved That the proceedings ol
D this Convention be signed BY the Off
3 GERS thereof and published in the dem-
ocratic papers Ofihe district, and
The Convention then adjourned.
VIM. S. TANYHlLL, President.
F. F ,; Sliiss. leonard Secretaries.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-04
MEDICAL NOTICE.

THE subscribers would hereby lnIoEni
citizens of Bolivar and the adjacent coun
that thew have entered into partnership for
practice of Medicine and Surgery, and "
most respectfully tender their professional
vices to those who may become the subject
disease. r,,.,,,r,s, Ss
JAMES J0HNSOl
August %, l94O-tf :
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-04
| TEMPERANCE VS.. HARD CIDER.

gAs another proof, if proof were needed, of
se great danger 10 be apprehended fro m the
fsway ofthe 'Hard Cider Banner" ofthe Wings
we cut from the Sunday School Journal, the
following pledge taken by the youths Of Harris
burg, Pa, at their celebration of Che 4th Of Ju-
". We cannot too much approve the farseeing
philosophy of engrahing IN the youthful pledge
a caution calculated to restrain young persons
from being led away by the hard cider enihusi-
asm, which the Harrisonites are endeavoring to
create, in the very reckessness over the length
aud breath Of this devoted land ..,
PLEDGE.
A pledge we make,
No wine to take,
Nor brandy red
10 turn the head,
Nor whiskey hot,
That makes the sot,
Nor fiery rum,
That ruins home,
Nor will we sin,
By drinking gin,
Hard Cider TOO.
VIII never do,
Nor brewers beer,
Our hearts 10 cheer.
To quench our thirst, we always bring
Cold water from the well or spring,
So here we pledge perpetual hate
To all that can lntoxicae.
Fathers and mothers see this. Reflect, il
there must be not something intrnsicaIly wrong
in cause which resorts TO such e1pedlents to
obtain its ends. Expedients. which irresistti,
bly, lead 10 the degradation of the young men oil
our country.-Bal Rep. A FATHER.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-04
CoURTsoF. COMMON PLEAS
TUsCARAWAs COUNTY, OHIO
IN CHANCERY.s

Francis Garnant and I Pursnantt 10 de-
Margaret his Wife ofthis Court renfd'
VS.. Sat the Juh9 1ei ~
Smith A. Towner, 5 l shall on the
day of September next, at the couithous
New Philadelphia, offer at'public
'ihe following described Resl>Esta!e, w;
Anmber IA in the Town Of Bower in said :
d1 B. NJ. ATEiERTQl
Mastal9zAha GEAA4
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-04

WILLIAM TREvITT,
Secretary of State.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-04

lst District; b. hlner.
I'd District; Samuel Milligan.
Sd DistricI; Bennett Smith.
4lh District L. V, CraightOu.
9Th District c. Humphreys.
7,h District; E. Mute.
6lh Distncl; Gesrge Read.
9th District; Thomas McGinnis.
10Th District; D. A. PiatL
lllh District; Henry West
18th Districts William Spencer.
18th DIslricli Moses Hoagland.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-30
Price Two Cents.
Superior Court



Nov. 2e.-The Chief Justice delivered the fol.
lowing decisions:
Charles Geachvs. Benin. Hughes Downing, mo-
ton Tor a new trial granted with costs ..tar
John l.. Mason, Eben II. Dee, Joseph b. Dee
Joseph Il. Dee, William Jacobs and William Ham
mill, ads William Hinton-Judgment set aside as 10
Hammill, without cests. The Judgment again ST the
other defendants to stand.
Moalton Ballsck VS.. Joshua d. w ate rman-Jpa~
ment for plaintiff for the amount Of all the notes
sued on, except hc ward notes" and as to tho the
plaintiff TO be at liberty 10 Withdraw them from the
case. sfassss
Julius Rees VS.. Theodore Meyer, and A. W. Har,
penden, Judgment for plaintiff for the value Of goods
as stated in PLAINTIFF invoice.
The Mayor, &c. VS.. Dennis keba-Judgment re-
versed.
Benz srownsend VS.. Patrick Doherty- Judgment
reversed. H
The same VS.. Jacob Rohr-A like Judgment.
John Morrison vs.. Otto Torp-A like judgm
Cornelius Allison VS.. Sophia Usher-JudgmeLt
affirmed
Benz Pernie,.jr. Edward Baker-Judgment
reversed
Thos. II. Barker VS.. Jacob Acker, Hiram Rich
and Andrew Wilisms-New trial granted as against
Acker and Rich, but denied against Williams.
Jacob Badger and others VS.. John F. Butterw~ll-
re-argument ordered. ....H .f--r
James Rockwell VS.. Haimar Ruggles-Judgme nt
for defendant.
The Richmond Turnpike Company, ads. Francis
n. Abbott-Motion to set aside report of refereeS
granted.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-30

Present the Recorder and two Alderman.
Nov. y Moses johnson, a negro, was tried f.
walking off with second hand jacket. The Cou
found Moses guilty, but suspended the sentence
afford him tIn,r to show his character.
William Maffit, thorough bred loafer, was fri,
for stealing new pilot coat.
A witness swore that the prisoner came to b
shop, asked to fit on a coat, and having snuglv e
sconced himself in the garment, he walked out in,
the street, without so much as saying good
ing
The loafer being asked by the Coart what he ha
to say to the charge pleaded that the coman ealls
him into the shop and made him present Of the
The Court said that wouldn't do, and sent Mali
up for the six months.
John Forcher,a rowdy Of the soap lock breet
was charged with whipping his sister.
The complainant begged the rowdy off.
Peter Boyle and John Mulvey, couple of small
thieves, were convicted Of petty larceny, and e
handed to the tOmbs.
The Court then adjourned to Tuesday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-30

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