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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22

EE7ORMS! WORMS!! WORMS!!!-
w 10 remove these troublesome ami dan
gerous inhabitants oil the Stomach and Bowels,
which SO often impair the health and destroy
the lives OF Children, use JAYNE'S TONIC
YER HIt UGE, certain and sale preparation
for the rem wal OF the various kinds of Worms.
Dyspepsia, Sour stomach, Want of Appetite,
Iniilntlle Fever and Aguc. and Debility oil the
stomach and Bowels and Organs Of Digestion
s The above valuable medicines are sold
Wholesale and retail ut the Proprieiors prices
by JAYNE & PANcoAsT, Genera! Agents ior
the Mississippi Valley, No 1873 Mainc street,
Saint LOUIS. They arc for Sale also, by
d. w MOORE, s. Co. Burlington.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22

DIED-at Alton. H.. on the atll inst.
Mr. WM. a. BEATTY, printer. and one of the,
proprietors Of the Telegraph
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22

The way the office holders treat their
opponents in political discussion. puts us
very much in mind of the dog with bone:
the dog is good nat.,red until you disturb
his bone, when he snaps and bites as
though mad. So it is, with the self-styl.
I'D democratic Office holders; the moment
you attack their principles, by which they
obtain their gold, they become frantic and
abusive, the gentleman disappears, and a
puppy is substituted.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22

500 BEEF C.4ITLE aOanted,
YHNO be delivered after the middle OF Septcm.
Der, for winch the market pace will DC
PAD by Ii w. MOORE 8 W.
N. B.-No cattle wanted that ~egl, less than
100 pounds. s.pt
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22
GROCERIES.

Al BRI.S. No N. o. Sugar 3 do Loaf do;
nv IL sacks Rio and Havana Coffee D box.
Us Sperm. Patent and Talow Candles; TcaiI
Y. H. and imperial Pepper, Spice, &c.; for ae
at CHARLES NEALLEY's.s
Jan % 81
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22

will break hair on my head and
bleed TO death. if Gen. Harrison is elect
ed. as Little Red said when lie heard tina.
Name had gone for the Wings. 10
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22

Query.-Is i. principle, that stimulates
the office holtlers to make such desperate
efforts, to save their sinking cause! osis
atheir golden salary? we think, it is the
latter. Why because they cannot
discuss principle, without flying into
passion. +
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22

Rags for the people, and gold for the
Office holders, as All Office holder said,
when counting out his gold to the hardy
yeomanry, for ten per cent. premium t
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22

Of et.ry size aud Descriptions.
ALSO--Soie Leather, Cow Hide, Kip Skins,
CALI Skins, Lining and Binding, Skins ard
Shoe Findings. Ali of which will be sold low
for cash, and NO MISTAKE.
aTIadics and Gentlemen please call ni,a
sec, do not forget the door. next door North
of brick block opposite lower Ferry landing.
Oct l5-pd E ssr z@g8 ~ z@
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22

The Louisville Journal says-''Some
Of the Locofocos circulated story on
Tuesday, that there was man in the CT
ty who was prepared TO risk FIVE thousand
dollars on Van Buren's re election. A
number of Wings forthwith commenced
hunting him with candles. and lanterns.
but, up to last evening, tire hun, had prov.
ed Intellectual. He has pobably taken to
the woods"
The St. Louis Republican says the
same man passed through ST. Lonis a
few days since. and, by the latest inteli-
gence, was making his way as fast as pos
sible to the head OF Sal, River. He saws
he had no. heard from Maine when he Of
fered the BET.
We venture to say this is the identical
fellow that stopped a, the Western Hotel
in this city few days ago. and offered 10
bet his horse against 500 on Van Blu
ren's recollection. As sonn as the hei was
offered. no less ,l,an half dozen Wings
snapped a, ii; and as they could not ami
cablv settle who should have it, they
agreed i, should be set up at.auc,ion. 1t
was knocked off at $50! Blu. what was
the surprise Of the bidder, when he come
to look for his mamie was o-p-l!
/ Few writers know how much better
they can write with good pens, good pa.
per, and clean linen.
! We cut the foregoing fugitive lines
from an exchange paper. We know there
is much truth in them, and we reprint
them for the benefit Of our neighbor, Lit
tie Red. Nearly every article he has
! written for the last three months smells
of dirty shirt! General, clean yourself.
J ~ The River, during the past week,
I has raised about two feet, and is still RI
sing. Four boats were lying at our wharf
yesterday morning.
I The Globe announces the appointment
Of JOHN v. IxGERsoLL as Register of the
Land Office at Mineral Point, Wisconsin
Territory, vice John p. Sheldon, remoy'
ed.
! Some Of the violent and lawless mem
bers Of the Van Buren, party, attempted e
create row with The Wigs in Cincinna
ii on the night Of the LIST inst. They
marched with clubs, and knives, and Pis
tols into large meeting and commenced
an iniiscriminate attack. Several person.
were greatly injured. but no lives lost
The Wings rallied and put them 70 figh.
J, Didn't that last wing bfoadside knocl
away The administration Maine-brGce!
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22

It is strange how long it takes the
Globe and other administration prints to
sc, the election returns from Maine.
Amos should reform the Department.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22
HAMPTON BOARDING SCHOOL.

Hampton. Rock Island county, Illinois.
Samuel L. Lamberson, A. VI. Principal.
TENHE Winner term of this School Will cnIn.
IL menco on the End day of November.
For terms. &c reference may be had to
the Editor of the Hawkeyc, or to the Prin.
cpal &. Hampton, Rock.lslund Co., Illinois
Oct. 22-6w II
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22

.rrhe friends Of the Editor will no
J. i sra,ifed to learn that he has
!. 4 ST. Louis to purchase an add.
\, nress, . variety of printing types,
III. $50 that in the course ofaf.w
n, 4, will be prepared 10 execute any
..ia;o., Of printing, in the nealest and
q, ,.pcdiiious manner.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22
.J0YVE"S EXPECTORaNY

J.4Y4NE'S EXPECTORANY
Is aeclae;!ly superior to any other kny,cn com.
binct,on Of medicine, for Coughs, Colds,
Consumption. Asthma, Group, Bronchitis-
Pleurssy, Inflammation Of tie Lungs
Hoarseness, difficulty Of B eathing. Hopping
Cough, and all discusses Of the Pulmonary
Organs.
YalnlS medicine is highly and justly recon.
Il mendcd, by numerous and respectable in.
d,. .duals, who have found relief from its use
Many who have been laboring under protracted
coughs and pains in the breast, and hayo been
supposed by themselves and their friends far
advanced in consumption, have been happily
restored to perfect health by the use of thus
valuable Expcctorant
From the PHILADELPHIA Saturday Courier.
VALUABLE MEDlciNE.--We do not wish to
recommend one good medicine ut the expense
OF another, but we cannot forbear 10 notice
the valuable properties possessed by the " Car.
mt,,at,re BGlsdm," and the Erp' etorant, ~
prepared by Dr Jayne, oil South l hird street
in this city. We have lorborne to give cy-
dence until after thorough trial in own
family. They are invaluable in family OF
children
JAMES C.ARiMINAITVEs BAL-
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22
From the Philadelphia Saturday Eren'ng Post,
Y of Sept 7th 1919

y : Z 49, 70
HAIR ToNlc.-We call the attcntion Of
those afflicted with premature badness, to
the excellent ''Hair Tonic" prepared by DR.
jayne Of this city. Having used 1t ourselves,
we can speak Of its virtues ny experience, and
we nnhesitatiIgly pronounce It an invaluable
remedy to prevent the falling of OF the hair,
and to restore it from dead, to fine,
healthy appearance. We can also speak from
personal knowledge Of the cases Of two or three
friends who were prcdispo>ed to badness, who
by the use OF jayne's Han Tonic, have now
iuxurian' hair. We have no disposition +,
puff, Unfortunately all kinds OF remedies,
fer all diseases which flesh is heir to, bet
when we have tested the virtue Of an article,
we are free TO say It is good.
prietors prices, by tArSE & PANcoAsr. No.
i35 Maine street. st Louis. Sold also BY
H. w. MOORE. g. CO., Burlington.
Oct ~ II
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22
JAYNE C.ARMIN4TTVEs BAL-


Is a ceyt1in, safe und etectual remedy for
Dyssntery DiarrhGa. or Looseness, Cholera
M.rjus, Sumner omplaint, chotie, Hystcr.cs,
crump, Nervous Fuint.ngs. ond for Ga Borel
a. jrc,.ons an Nervous Diseases.
rnis is onc vi tie most efficient, pleasant
and safe compositions ever offered 20 tho pub
l,c for the cure of the various dcrangcmcnts
OF the STOMACH and BOWELS, aud the only arti-
Gle worthy OF the least confidence Tor curing
CHOLERA lNfANlUM or Su " TER Con-
PLAIN ant! in all the above diseases it
really ucts like charm.
All persons arr requested TO try it, for with.
out exception. ii is one Of the most valuable
ncuicin y ever yet discovered. Hundreds!
nay thousands, OF certificates have been re.
ceivcu from Physicians, Ciergymen, and iamI-
lies OF the first Responsibility, bcaring tho
strongest testimony in its favor, too numerous
to puu,lsn.
From the Req. Dr. Bo5cnck, late President of
Watefoillc College, Hume
g. From intimate personal acquaintance with
DIR. u. jayne, Regular student ol the Mcdi.
cal University OF rc.nsylv wanna, and an ex
prrlcnced, successful practitioner OF medicine,
was prepared 10 appreciate the numerous tes-
t,munla.s iii Ilvor OF his different medical pre-
paratlons, much more highly then the great
| MA iollty of those which are extensively cuo-
gIsed. On trial OF them i'll my own family,
and some oi them personally, | have more
tam realized tneir favorable unticipations.
lucy what they profess to be--not quack
nostruns-,ui sA.liutiy prepared antldotos for
sumo o! the most affective Of human disease.
know that they are highly esteemed, and
frequently prescribed, by some of the most
! respectable OF the regular practitioners OF
medicine IN this city una elsewhere, and l do
not hesitate to commend them as a valuable
addition 10 our iiialerIa lnedca, aud safe,
US we'll as eIfinentiy useiul remedy for the
diseased" RUFUS bABCOCK, Jr. ID. ID.
P,llladelphia, 7th June, 1885.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22
BALD HEaDs

Vi all the remedies ever devised for the
preservation and restoration OF the Hair none
has been found equal to JAYNEs Hair foNic.
Indeed, it has proved itself to be infal.bie in
preventing the hair from falling off and Will,
positively by faithful application, in r,iueteen
cases cut OF every tgenty, bring out ne'y
and beautiful head OF hair. There il therefore,
now, NO EXCUSE FOR BALD HEar.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22

Q00A Feet hewed Pine Timber. from
CUUU to II inches square, for sale by
FRIEDMAN g. PARTRIDGE.
ang q IL
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22
EVERY EYE UPO.S IT,
r. s.. .aD.aMS

UNIFORMS mis- friends and former Customers.
q that no hua just returned from tho Ea,t
with splendid assortment of
EnO.rS AND SHOES.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22

:, The communication signed ZAP.
.,a,r IS laid aside for the cousidera-
II d the editor.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22

The Globe announces the appointment
Of JOHN v. IxGERsoLL as Register of the
Land Office at Mineral Point, Wisconsin
Territory, vice John p. Sheldon, remoy-
ed.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22

Tie River, during the past week,
has raised about two feet, and is still RE
sing. Four boats were lying at our wharf
yesterday morning.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28

. .
sschr Fhr Lieut. Mclaughlin sailed from Key West, 9Th
inst for Havana. .r..t'' r..
letter from Moptevdeo, of Dec 2oth that vario
and the ships company we'll. -. ... , 1890,
spoken. t.....,. 81
6Lanrdon Cheeyes- Gallagher, from NYork for st Thomas
Feb a. lat 10 so, lon 7sl \ -. m. 81 .. ~. ~
n ~. 49,, d., United States Ports. .-,.i Ffs ...
PHILApELPHA, Feb 2sarr Henry Buyer, Briggs, NYor
Tomn, Tomln, do; John Stu Teal do; cid Liberty Town
send, do; VIM Krmse, Adams, do. Westoott Blew do
cid Crouch Tomlin do; Texus, Morris do; w ason
Msrshman, do. ... .ul L. ...
BaLrIMoKE, Feb as-clI Globe, Bush. NYork. . D..
ALrxAsDRiA, feb 22--sd Victory, knapp NYork.
RICHMOND. Feb 2]-sd Jane Caroline, NNork. ID
rCH,RLEsror, Feb 2lca Harriet Julia McKnown, Liver
pool. 4at . . .,....,-.. G.r b. ~ r. ..-.. n d..
SAVANNAH, Feb 2-au Baldwin, NewYork VIM Taylor,
do ID p t...f... '.
Nsw orLsass, Feb i,-arr Krsmn. from hatcher or New
York. 6 cid Junior Young do Tecunseh DAM do; Ken
s,nston Curtis, Lyerpoo below large sh,P supposed the
Parker Da,sdo Mary Averill Stone Norok i'h Tea
do. VS.. Il 70. l...l 'fF.. ~. - .-.-. .
KEY wrsr, Feb is-arr d Noyes, st Marks for NYsrk
F- " Foreign Ports. irl ' ' t''-
H,n,N Feb lsarr Globe, Simmons NYorki ioth, Massa
SOFT Bartlett, do. =
81 Cnorx, BE- days since-whtmore, for NYor, dys
Tan q 5hanter, do uic,
ST. TuoMAs day since-John w Cater, for NYork Hs
so REPORTED: '' 100 ?.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28

l. lTEErH.-Nothing can be more annoying than
face who is minus some of those most useful and or
namental appendages. A remedy, however, can be
had for both misfprtunes. First in the easy and
aafe removed of the out teeth, and secondly by
having a new one fixed on Mr.. Levett's scientific
and original principles Of atmospheric pressure y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28
sales at the stock Exchanve.

HAyAs, Feb l6-Supplies sg coming freely, but
the stock limited Arrivals TO some extent however,
pected toward the end of this month The opening prices
however farther deene far asrespeets the yeows The
whites think, will fully their the prs
sent quotations from ST. Petersburg it leaves considerable IL
able. =, ~. -. ... ~ ~. -. .,.. . b..
Coffee has declined to SASS seconds 81 for prime green
Moassses continues at 81 rs in moderate demand. r
Exchange London has declined TO ilali per cent prem;
New York, n pren New Orleans, disc. all Co days. ~,
Vessels getting look for higher freghts The
last charters made FOR Europe from "a to4a --
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28
PACKETS TO DEPART.
Cleared,

,,. -. Cleared, ~ i'' d. =.
Champion Mitchell NHaven Newark Southland Sayanna
Pspsld Baltimore Julia shoenaksr Riehp9nd
on Br Lashgr Falmouth JsR P1trist saea Phiiaa Rich
JAMESON, Surnami Fred'k Reed Sawyer, Boston, -,
90 ., vs.5 % . .., Arrived. 20 o. ..t ..tg..-
Bark Condor Furbe 10 DIS from st Croix sugar. &c to w
Brig Norden, stramwz Stockholm, Dec H. TO Boor-
man, Johnson & Co f''r' t - 't
Brig Wilson Fuller Thatcher DIS I'm Savannah, cotton Sc
10 Durham 4 Dimon! ~. u = f.'7' tL.'' o. 10Y"
Brig Acxander Lincoln is DIS fin st Josephs Fla coton Sc
to captain. %
forrest -, . =. -,
Schr Eliza Norris Tompkins 3ds I'm Washington NO. cot
ton sc to Mitchell K Co. ~ '+.''
'N''t-I'i Below. .'-..g o '..''
Two barks, five briggs. r.
.t , sailed. o. . . D.. I
ship Niagara Smith, Charleston; Helitspont Ellis Havana,
and others.
Packet Ships-The arrival Of the New York from
yerpool has compelled Mr. Marshall to charter the fine si
Capt Tak 10 take her place. and she will sail hence
on the LIST prexlmo. ,... ..4 ....... -.
SinguigThs only two ships owned By Messrs spoGsrd
packets arrived and cleared the day this
the Chrstoval Colon banled into the same dock.
ConerceAnnercd is comparative view Of yesscis no,
loading in the United States for foreign ports -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28

proceeds of sterling bills sold MEXICO, the amount of
$sooOoo The remainder daily expected Ths rveys have
risen in the South, and the influx Of produce New Or
leans and Mobile has market Freghts
to liverpool have gone IN consequence Sons yneasness
has at Msbr by the refusal Of the Branch Bank
to receive tire bills on
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28
SHID NEWS

: y = \ SI1IPr NF.WS- - ,
WILMIsGroS, Def, Feb 2o4Cld, Gen Scott, NYorS, u
Dyer do . :, ,, G..
AEExaNDR Feb 23-Ar John Marshall. Poyt timers, st
Ubes
,25th cid, Cooper NYork. 49,. On, -,
BiLrIMoRE Feb 2s-Ar Tom Wood NYork. Cid, Charles
Pittman, do. e ~ Z, Il, q, :, G yi,-,,ng, ~
NV ORIEANs, Febi6-Ar, EIcy, NYork
Brig Sun dsh0reOn Sunday the 23d INST was psseu
Sun ashore the beach there hut short me had
most OF her yards down and the encamped the beach
took her TO be New York and Charleston packet Probably
the Sum- Spnney from Boston for Charestai with ICE - -
Spoken Phura from New York for Savannah, Feb 49, 40
miles north of Cape Hatteras. ~ ~,
ST JOHNS p X Feb. i2--Pizzaro from New York, unc.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28
! correspondence Of the Herald.

FHTLADEL CD =
There was tife at Del 5 yesterday,
thar destroyed several buildings among which were
the house Of Judge John G. Millgan, and tAed Swan
tavern, The roof of the Union Bank was also
bu rned. sh-' .El+t " rrt 1T+< Z tEtt
The following the sales of stocks at the Sc
coud board: i'Il'C4AAu ,sfJ
a5t g. Bank days. fiat rs 100 do 7s do 10 days
ISL; $iboo Lehsh "a, AS 81 80 Girard.93i y .so > ,
No news here@weather dull and gloomy !, y ~ ~
"A fireman named, James, w God WAS killed last
that ran over him while going to fire. 10 :, 'sl.
The fire at Wilmington, Del. was caused by an in
cendiary, and the loss must be more than two hun
dred thousand dollars.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28

b. BROADWAY CiRcUs.-Mr. Jennings, one OF the
most accomplished juggers and balancers IN the
professions and witka, very useful and industrious
in other respects, adyertises bill OF great at
traction for his benefit, this evening Mr. Jennings
is one of the main pillars Of the establishment and II
he gets his deserts the house will be crammed full
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28

fr.nt periods according the sflong credits % which
@ out q ,a.'s have for the 81 %si .S ssa dis
ssse %Ss% the ssl. q
banks 70 reserve te
guarantee against the loss which might arise on it. Wehad
f! au
S tho s:ey NO Ss 10 s
was which by is wS mad Eaay
adehia direct loss TO the extent Of the
ss now swo ons s;sse he during
prechtoaias varied em eight toftten per Gent direet
falling during this period. II ~. ~
o" whether tsS Banks Of TiiadeiiGia were iassbe IN
~ % s"s u limited ~ is
The losses which this inictng upon
be psltated other superstition Orr object hsre,ore
il to nq@s vi how long ibis sis Of thrg
you yourselves hardly of the injury which this
a ls sf sy
- s should sn S' ssss place anGHs s s e
pes pay has esssd hs S,gG rs s
Of specie for export is the natural operations
Why them should not PHILADELPHIA reS%sa Il s
Banks of New York and Boston are ae@Sdan Supplied and
tive to call for Specie provided you restore your cur
Boston and Phade pha are By ties Of
a INT % N ts rsoy large er
on OF the United sstes We wish to eone this trade
mutual hnehc a but u IL apparent that II viii he impossible
for TO do whilst uncertain what VIII be the Nal
Of The currency which shall be paid and which ancer
tanty will make impossible for To negotiate the paper
growing of the Transactions We therefore fnfy believe
that Is essential the best interests Of Phadepha mat she
should specie payments without delay we Deie'e
she can do il with little or no INCONVENIENCE :"
Should apprehension be felt account OF the balances
falling due in this city, have no hesitation IN
saying extension be arranged on the most liberal
terms. ~ ~ go
would suggest additional motive the force 81
your example, and the effect 1t will necessarily have IN
storing currency and it'll trade through the whole
region OF the south and west 'a ' ,tl . ~.
would express earnest hope, that You
will at least without much delay fix absolutely The priod IN
which resumption shall take place. =, o. SKY
We are, gentlemen, very respectfully, 20 .'t 81
ID iH ~ ~ Your very obedient sery ants u '-'
Boston, 10th Dec. 1889 t"..a : .tf.S - 49,
This circular clearly forth the relative position of Tho
cities and the operation of the continued suspension This
circular answered by the Philadelphia banks, in no ohe
way than by simple acknowledgment OF its receipt They
fully kept from the Philadelphia public lest 1t might epe'
their eyes the onsrous fraud they are endeavorng to per
petuae. They by robbed of all to continue th
The balances due Boston Offered to be EXTENDED
the merchants of that city want is to have the
reney specie basis that they continue to trade will
tire Phfadelphans This does not however, suit the banks
rather the bank whose object to drag the whole Union In t
her tolls In order to illustrate the movements Of ihe banks
the three cities have compiled the following tables ofthe
returns for several periods. i. " i. ,,'t t-...
| ..-...- BANKS .t... .
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28

yea CHATHAM THEArRE.-The benefit of MIR. Ban
mister, very accomplished actor and highly sue
cessfu dranatst, is to come off this evening, at the
Chatham Theatre. MIR. b. will appear in four OF his
own pieces this evening viz: the Last Pardon, the
drama Of Ayarce, the Maine Question, and the last
act of Robert Emmett Mr. Scott is to appear in
one Of the pieces, and the entertainments in other
respects, are highly diversified and amusing 800.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28
Court OF Common Pleas.

Before Judge IngIiss.
Parker VS.. Baraett.-This was an action for false
i'm priscntaent broas hit BY the defendant OF the
attaches Of the Sunday News, against the plaintiff,
who is a city officer, holding a warrant from the
Mayor. Thecase was tried some time since, and
reported fully, and tile facts must be in the me-
nOry Of every body. g. t,tog.t. :. 80 ..h ...rl5,'
b. On that occasion the Court chsrged that the
plaintiff must recover, because the statute prohi-
biting Sunday trading did not authorize an officer to
hitting breach of the peace, or obstructing him in
the execution Of his duty. The jury found for the
plaintiff, and the Court granted the defendant new
trial p, e., e. .hr..ir I. -..t, =. a.. i
Judge Inglis charged the jury in pretty much the
same terms as the Judge who tried the other case,
with the exception that if the jury should be Of oPn
ion that the plaintiff went voluntarily to the Police
why then he could not recover ~ rs - B. go
C The Jury then retired, and after about two hours
consultation found a verdict for the defendant
CouseL for the PLAINTIFF J. w. Gerard; counsel for
defendant, J T. Brady and Thos. Warner. , ~ T,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-28
Passengers Arrived. iH''

~ Passengers Arrived. i'''- 70 - o. .
In The Norden, from Stockholm-Nessrs Funck Moitzer
VAN uIstroih, OF stockholm; VIM Fell, Esnore.
Nj q II MING HERA LD--SHIP NE w 5.
,.s, =. Eort of New York, February 2S. .--., .