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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-21

SEo5ioNS mas just received great
variety OF Summer goods, among
which are
Ellopins, Paris silks for bunucts
Twll'd brochclla's, Lama shawls
Striped buckskln Fancy hdkis
Leopold cords Ladies Isle thread
French printed cam Elastic hose supertine
bricks Cnbleached ribb'd do
do. do. Joconets Low priced white do
Plaid mn,lIns 4 great variety Of knit
Swiss do iig'dS plain do
Hack & blue black chlldrens do Of all sizes
elk "A few very cheap silk
Colourcd do shawls large sizes
Rich ribbons Muslin Inserting g.
Blond lace s. edge rdeings
ing Embroidered capes&
French poplins collars
Tabby netts lFlagg and pongce do
Rich shallys Sipltfeld hdkfs.
Poulard silks &c,
Fig'd satins,
! June, G.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-21
TRESCOTT'S.

TRESCOTT'S.
List of prizes sold in the School Fund Lot
teries, within the last few days:
In class No. 30 I'd series s,combina,ion Nos
10 26 AZ, prize of sow -,
In class al, Cd series comb. Nos. l22o ~,
prize Of pO .,
In class SO, ID series, comb, Nos 10 81 81,
prize Of Sm
| In class ~, I'd series; comb. Nos 53 To IL,
a prize of S.W
In class 60, I'd series, comb. Nos 10 ~ 81,
n prize of sio
Besides these, there were NUMBER o'
splendid prizes returned for want OF purcha-
sers. For accommodation aud Capitals, please
call at TRESCOl
July 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-21

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons hav-
ing demands or accounts against Francis Anderson,
Of Newport, to hand them in to the spbscriber on
or before the Grsl day Of September next 10: set
tied after that time. WIN, VARS.
/ Newport, July II, 1896,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-21
Again! More Prizes.

Again! NOfC PrIZCS.
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY OF IL. 1.
Class No. 81, comb. IA 3S G7, prize of $40.
SS, 646 50.
30, 1947, 100.
81. l63 3S, 40.
Were all sold during the past week at
Shaw's old office, No. llS rhames-st.
DRAWS THIS WEEK
This day, Glass No. ~, highest prize $4,000
Friday, %, 5000
Saturday, W, $4,000
NRIII IIANI SCHEME
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-21

LION THEATRE.

This Evening, July 2Ist
win be performed
TIE TURNPIKE GATE.
Crack (~ich songs) Mr. ]. MlSrAYER.
Alter which Tor the third tune, hy particular desire
THE FIO.41LNG BE.iCO.N.
For Particulars see bills of the dayl
Eusr received at No. 81 -, n handsome
- assortment Of rich Gilt and cnamclJ
plaques, Jewelry, coral neckiccs, &c. sc.
s, PEckHAM.
Newport, July 81.
Confectionery.
Tusr received fresh supply of candy of all
" Kinds, lozengers, pepcrmints, sugar pums,
hearts, kisses. sour drops, Jackson balls. rings,
toys. Call at g. ". IWy's,
No. 80 - Thames ST.
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BRILLIANT SCHEME
All Prizes.

With lots of $500, 200, $50, 100, SC. &c.
Tickets $40, shares IN proportion.
For sale at SIIAW'S
July 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-21
DOCTOR r. GOtfRAUD.

a DAN lE.SIES3 GARD,
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AUCTIONS,
SALE POSTPONED,

SALE POSTPONED.
GG!i'A
UH be sold al Public .9uciion on Fiitias
, he 2oh day of J"ig, al l o'eloek 4. NJ.
ESi virtue of decroe Of me Court of Pro.
- bate of the Town of Newport, all the
right title aud interest which SAMUEL H. Oxs
late OF Newport, dec. had at The ti.pe of his
docesse, IN aud lo u lol of land aud dwelling
house situated on the Hill ia SAID Newport.
on the corner of William aud King -strectI.
Terms made known ut the time and place ot'
sale. WM, lows, Iucfr.
Newport, June q, icbi
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE the Undersigned having been ap.
w pointed by the Hon. Court of Probate,
Commissioners to receive and examine the
claims against the Estate of Benjamin Had
win, late of Newport, deceased, represent.
ed insolvent, hereby give notice that we
will receive the same at either of our re.
spectve dwellings,, until the expiration OF
the term of six months from this date.
STEPHEN CAHooNE,
STEPHES GoULD, Comr'S
WM. E. CpZZENs,
All persons indebted to the above Estate,
are requested to make immediate payment to
WALTER CORNELL, gR. ,tfmr.
Newport, July 7, 1876
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-21

ADMIN ISTRATOR' NOTICE.
yJ'HE undersigned having been appointed
i Administrator on the estate Of Edmunq
Winchester, late of Newport, Mariner, dec.
requests all persons indebted to said estate
to make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing claims to present them for settlement.
HENRY Y. CRAN.1oN, Adm.
Newport, July I, 1896.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-21
TRESCOTT.

TRESCOTT.
HAS the pleasure of informing his friends
~ and the public generally, that he has now
on hand first rate article for that worst ot
all complaints, san empty purse" look at the
following and then Judge for yourselves.
$4,000 Capital Prize:
sCJs All Prizes
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-21
NEW SUMMER GOODS.

III SESSIONS has just received a great
80 variety OF Summer goods, among
which orc
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

CLE4RED-ships York. Watcher. Bremen; Chancellor,
nsley Marseies; Empress Townsend GibratsT Orbit Mead
kingston m Alabama Benny, New Orleans; Francis Depsu,
Rsbson Havre Napoleon, Smith, liverpool BIgs 6eoga,
Shey, savannah AmeTic Gonsaes, Savannah; Susanna,
Fexer Sch'r Daniel NJ smh, Baymore, Philsdri-
shiz; PaIdy, Briggs do
ARRIVE D-S6Ips superb Fish. Liverpool; ST. Lawrence,
Chsse DO Brig Richard Aop Michael Canton Sehrs Wave,
Churchill Baltimore; Splendid, CoEson, RiehmOnd soop Ellen
Chepe New London
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-08

UPPEs BULLS HEAD.-OR Saturday, Mr. Jacob Ze brought
in fOm Phiad. pha drove of 30 fine cattle which Sold
the day average price Of $40 80 per On Monday
there 500 head overy ne cattle all Of which of
q. an advance quotations. from SO per
Que extra spsyd hefsr fAted Mr.. Hammonds IA Of
Throrsaeek weeheer County, and very choice pair
SEER. d by AR Thomas Fields Of Morrison wecheer Co.
A one very hyperion fsed by Robert Oakley White Plains
wseheer County purchased by Albert W. Smith The
rate Of per and will De offered for sale his
No. 10 Market Friday and Saturday next the lh and
l2th inst
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-08
DROPOSALS ARE INVITED FOR EXCAvATiN(

aad removing earth Trog Point. The whole quantity
proposed to be removed this time and amounting be~
and eighty thousand cubic yards will be divided into Ave
sccoasor each Of which will be entered
temporary rail trick rail IL wheel bsrrews c4.k
zplough with machinery loading
each with cube yard, or minutes will be provided for
each section.
Sc wall.
These Proposal. will he received until the 9th inst
Fur particular information, apply the Engineers Oce
Governors Island.
March 7th 1886. e. lot
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-08

NHERCHANTS AND STORE KEEPERS
wi Be supplied with Cards. either Copper Plate OF Letter
nre-. AZ lew hours notice, by applying at VALENTINES
Printing Fashionable Visiting and store Gard E
t.bishmea Mt 80 John street, corner OF William mar I'm
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-08
L III E III E r. AL ID.


Tie market is still tght-sscks yesterday
particularly fancies-but United States fell bsck leay
10 Il per The difference Between ca,h and time sale.
still 10 cent This single great
Of speculation among capitalists. with money ~
into the Market buy stocks certain cash-.e them
Rtxt Instant or advance So 40 days
ez make interest about 25 per
per
Capitalists who eontrsu the banks erdsyor
things in operation long they excellent
Those who aaVe money make money-lhose little
lose that little
Among Othsr stocks Morris appears be going up rapidly
They ak having great powers by
ofhe New jersey Legislature and expect great
tprisg.
Sixteen hanks increases of old ones
reported Assembly Albany. Many of them will probably
pss-bu large bank Of Fifty Millions would be worth the
whole bsich.
The Investigating Bank Committee of Boston has reported
the Boston Banks acted uuruy and guilty other
nslpracte-in shs that they shaved .hanefuly. Tbs
committee sensible bedy-w=h they would all
street AMI take glass Of Manhattan
The weather still backward Out Of the range the
rsys frost Neither Of the rivers open.
Several sales IF real take place to-day.
In Baltimore il stated that greater business has beSn done
Dry 6 DDS theTe this spring han ia any former year.
Beth of tie Legislature Albany have into per-
ona quarrel about Erie Rail Road The consequence will he
urebsbiv thai he Senate won't pass the loan bill
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-08

= those medicines public there equal
u EVANS CELEBRATED CAMOMILE PILLS.
AZ See Advertisement on the last page mar I-lm
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-08
T HONIE.-MR. SCOTT WILL BE AT HOME IN
ATHE CONCERT ROOM CITY HOTEL On Wedne.Iay

HOME.-MR- SCOTT WILL BE AT HOME, IN
ATHE CONCERT ROOM, CITY MOTEL. On Wednesday
March 9Th, 1885, receive those friend. who
h with their compa Mr. Scott will present his Dramatic
Recolec the late celebrated will deliver
Lecture Pecuses cha actsr and funded upon
observations ard adventures during Mathews. TRIP PARIS
Ms Scott tpupil Of the celebrated Herz) will preside
Piano Forte, the Song, and will play The fayoe
Of Les Trois Gra<es with by
Mr. A. H. Butiersoh the favourie Overture of
II Tsnced snd the celebrated Swiss Air arranged Dus
with variations.
Mr. Butsrsosth will play Bohrs celebrated March, describing
the advance aud Of Military Band.
To conclade with Mr. Of the Mr.. Afundrn
ShtyMr Young, Richard Slhe late Mr. Blanchard,
Sir Peter Teazle-Mr Harley Gols6nch-Mr McCesdy
Cardinal wose,-Mr VIM Faea, Lcrd Og eby-lhe late Mr.
kan Richard 3dthe late Mr. Mathews, the Frenhhman
D.e open Chair taken half past Z. Tickets sto be
had nj the City Hotel. 9-2ts
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-08

CARD-Mr Editor, Sr;-I wish to address through your
N columns certain Class OF society 10 which have unhsPpy
belonged, buhsve le forever the Samuieer. In bidding
them farewell would state and advise them
and dose likewise am German BY birth and educsos and
been considered nverate stammerer Hearing lately thai
peoH 10 Germany han ee ted astonishing cures, pre-
pairing there under his tuition: but
advertisement Of Mr. Wells Institution in th city. induced
attend il and have obansd perfect DAYS
fret confidence in the taught by Mr. Wells md sypshy
for others situated induces make thu.
HENRY MUERMANH.
New York. March 9Th, 1886. SIS
TNOJEwELLERS, MATTERS CABINET MAKERS.
The .uhscs iber has for SALE perfectly Mnratie
Bor4x, Alum Ssipere Shelac, Agse Mora French Polish
Copperas Nitric Acid ea-snsh prices For
mars DR.. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGE Err. SIT Broadway.
NEW YORK TATTERSALLS.-The regular
sales of Horses Carriages Harness. &c continue take
this we'll known establishment Monday. IL o'clock
The sale will take place Monday, l4h inst All Horses
Carriages &c intended for this sale must be shown and
before Saturday next, l2th inst At o'clock p NJ
JNO. w. WATSON,
mar 8-tf +46 Broadway.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-08

hR. GLOVER consulted con6denli. every
~ his Office his attention devoted 10 the
and Of elects Structures. GOnorha Seansl Weakness and
certain delicate Diseases in eir dderes Ae Ulcer.
the blood and such have bsed the skill Of Surgeons less Ip
renced this branch the profession Stranger. apprsed
Dr. Glover has received regular medical ,dueaiion desires
to be eckoned the humbr Of putting Nominal doctors,
rh-se ouHd in every public print.
He will be found his Office No Ann Broadway
seosnd door from the American Nauem, during the
day and evening until 10 ocock Thes
eoe the first through his the second heng the third doe
from the Museum through private his once door
7-f
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-08

GOLD LEAF.-The subscriber respectfully informs his
" customers and the public that he will supply krale
ce Tor esh ON the counter at six dollars and fifty pack
the factory Us Canal
Ripley Faooner Of Maiden lane Front street
Brenzers' and Denti.ui Gold and Tin FoA
feb ll-lm r. B. RUGGLES.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-08

L. :. Bmk, 1851, 254. Hi,
Union Bank, l28,
DeLS Hud-, 1851, 81. 8, 81,
DRY Dock Bank, AS. 46i,
Morris Canal. 96t. 6, 81, 5, 81,
n. o. City Bank, liz,
Planters Bank, Tenn, ITO,
yicksbnrgh Bank, lo6t.
Lafayette Bk, CHM. los,
Ohio l. x T., 20, q. 2h
An. TT. Co., Balt.l llS,
Kestucky Bank, lOls,
Grand Gulf, lo4,
N. q. Gas CO., lto.
Southern Trust. l024,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-08

ZINE MUTTON.-A number of very fine Sheep VIII be
l. for sale on Saturday neat. No. y Fulton Market
S-5t SCHUYLER < GODINE
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-08
DR. ISAAC FRANCIS, SURGEON DENTIST

~ No Chamber street New York-Contnsss execute all
branches OF entistry He engages his full all
purposes OF articulation msstcatior hou gsture spring
His teeth of the best quality real imitation Of nature
ing passed the ord al Of fire in making them They do
The saliva 50 they not Offensive but remain sweet They retain
eour soidity polish durability and beauty
He his well known Tonic wash curing IN.
diseases of the fastening loose IT,
carious further decay and is perfect oth-
ache which universally acknowledged nv it,
His artificial Ely ES which he have all
snure and Will perform motion of the without giving
pain.
B-God Pala.es put in will perfectly remedy every
deficiency ia yoic ma S-sm.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-08

American Ins. Co.. IA,
Farmer. Loan, l2l, 2li. p, 224,
Manhattan Gas Co., l25t,
Mohawk r r., ll2, II, ia.
Paterson r r.. los. 5. p,
Harlaem z r., %, sc,
Bss. / Prov. II. r., 100,
n. J. r. r. l. r. L., scrip, lie,
IA,
Sionington r. r., 1924, 05,
BOs l. wor, 1864. 054. 10,
Utica X r.. ~, ut,
Long Island r. r., SO, 81,
Canton Co. 80, I,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-08

TARTARIC ACID AND SUPER CARLO.
NATE OF SODA, in boxes Of 50 lha each, fer sale By
RUSHTON K ASPINWALL,
FEB l6N IS william street, asd lie Broadway.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-08

the State Of Maine lying the NsrsTangus wsters within
few miles of ship navigation The timber principally
White Pine with fair proportion Of Spruce and Hard
hsre also several good ni in the vicinity easy
Persons who have been IT, desirable land
ud ohjec fer Spectators take hold Of Terms
will be made and accommodzng for further particulars sp
ply 10 g. VANDENBERG
dec 5f IS Chatham street
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-08

A RROW ROOT.crhs dy landing, per Jane, from
Bermuda best quality in packages Of 10 200 lbs. es
DUNSCOMB, BROTHERS,
8-ff sd.f
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-08

EVANS CAMOMlLE PILLS, for nausea yomt-
pains IN the side limbs head stomach back
coaion OF sight, noises in the inside alternate husnss and
ehincss, agitation, dreams.
will be by Of Evsn
Canomile Pills.
Ladies during the time Of Pregnancy often troubled win
vomiting heartburn headache oohach MYSTERIES and
other troublesome symptoms from which will find hemeye,
relieved BY Evans Csmoae Pills. Office, So Dyi.ioa street
7-lm
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-08

NOTICE.-THE THISTLE BENEVOLENT ASSO
CITATION will give their Second Ball thi season. at Tam
Hail. Friday evening March H. 1856 Tickets can be had
of the Committee viz Mr. John Sinsr O4 Bond
ter Legal 81 Hudson St James Arthur, Jane and
b wsi,tsl 7t Fulton st John Psen, - Cortland J. H.
Miller, 10 Frankfort st. Geo. Greenfield, 50 New
Members will receive their tickets John Sinclair Pres-
dent They requested make application previous to the
evening Of the Ball. GEO. GREENFIELD, Secretary.
partSt
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-08

THE CELEBRATED CAMOhILE PILLS Invented by
DR. Evans for DypePsis Indige.tin Weakness Of the
mseh and the Nausea Sickness Pains side
Limbs Head Stomlch Back Dimne-s Confusion Sight
Noises in the inside Alternate Fuhngs Of Heat and Chness
Tr~mon Agitation. Bad Dreams Spasms.
Ladies during the time of pregnancy often troubled with
sickness vomiting heartburn headache Mysteries other
besone symptoms fcr which they will find
By occasional dose Of Dr.. Evans Canomle Pills. Office
% Division street 7-lm
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-08

GEORGE THOMPSON, THE ABOLITIONIST.
~ An account Of the above distinguished individual embracing
the remarkable career In Europe and America
will be published bere the 10th Of March, will for
York. fen IS Im-eod
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-03
THE NATIONAL, DEBT.

HE advocates OF the present adminSrd
claim for II great credit because the payment ID
National Debt CHANGED to be made While t1
IN power-thcugh, in point of fact, il approfa'
less per- centHm of the revenue received, t0&
object, than either Mr.. Monroe's OF Mr.. Adam
The following paragraph from the New oIa
Standard strips tic ack-daw Of his siefa
mage, and bcstows the honor upon the bll,H@
man, now no II ore, to whom it is due
NATIONAL DEnT.-Probably every unIe
diced person is willing to attribute the cary r.
certain extinction OF the national debt OF t|t
ted States to Il e late WILLIAM LowNpFs, t%
South Carolina. lie was a statesman Po'>
OF stcring though modest merit; and as so''
he disturbances and agitation consequent e's
last war with England had given way 10 soO'. :
Acctjon and foresight, he introduced ard aa'''a
Il bill in Congress, entitled An act to
for the redemption of the public debf, WIZ" :
passed 3D. March, 1917. BY it an annual aH
preparation Of 10 millions was to consiltui.
ing fund, to be applied to the payment oil '"', =.
and other charges on that debt, and tor '''o +
chase or reimbursement Of the prncIpalI,sa IN,
sam" time at a limited portion OF II was 10 "
III case of emergency, should war occur VIZ, - a.
iea ;ovcr. ~ the silent, bnt SIRE anu ,'.s ;,
st.1ouS ot I'll, Nr~r act, 4 debt oi 10 lh''"0'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-03
L EN Is

The Nev Orleans Siandar Of the l7,h ult,
g"es the following information gathered from last
arrivals from Tampico.
-" ihere are now Coon troops in the civ of
Mrkico, ordered to rendezvous 1t san Louis de-
iolosi-wihcr the 800 troops temaiuing out Of
the 1000 al Maiamoras are aleo ordered. The
latter are IN "A. miserable condition: and aln,aS.
muiInoas from want of pay, and the incur>ions
and plhnder Of the Camanche Indians There
are no men also at rampico. These arc OK
pected to enter Texas late IN November, or ear
~ III becembcr next
-ia's i"Nan army is encamped on the Labaca
,"ei III hrgades of 2200 men, under Generals
.'usN anu Green. All the men are volunteers
ror' The United States-the Toxians having re-
'eu !" the'r iarns reported TO be in hi,h cuItiva-
,'o", win eond crops. \ Texan armed vessel
'"'. efuiz.d along the coast of Mexico, without
"'eehhg Mexican vessel. TIE J'exiars are
no" tquIppine two armed vessels a, Galveston
s''e schooner De kalb, to carry Is Gun, and the
scnr. VIPER, lately the Passaic of New Orl.,,s
IN" persons engaged in the attempt to rescus
santa Anna have been liberated except Dar-
.!o,o'new pages.who was condemned 10 be- hung.
he schooner Creole brought S283 600 in.sn.-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-03
FOREIGN ENTELLIGENCG.
IMPORTANT FROM SPAIN AND PORTU-
GAL

The ship Empress has arrived a; New York in
% days from Maiiga. 1t brings conformation ct
tho reported revolution nforiu nj, aifl announces
an imporian, victory obtained by the troops ct he
Qaccn ofSpainoyer the Carlis's. W. avai our
selves Of thr su,nas, Of the contents oi thesr pa
pers made by the Journal Of ComalrIcc.
PORTUGAL.
The Dario de- G Dbierne. published Al LISBON on
the 10Th Sept. contains the Proclamation issued oy
tie Queen relative to tie new Re'olnlon, hc'
acceptance of the resignation ot all tic late MINIS
,crs in consequence and The appointment OF ooc's'
TIE Msnhers Of The present Calumet atc
Conde de Lnniiares, Minister Of Var and Pre-
siienf Of ilir Council.
Manoe1 d. silva fassos, Minister the Interior.
Manorl Anloni Lopez Nieifa dc Castro Minis
Ter of Ecclesiastical Affairs.
Viseontc dc Sa da Bondgfla. minister o' Fl
,.ances AID al i'elm Minister Of Foreign NFun.
Auiono Cesar De Aasconeelles Gonea, Minister
~ The NAVY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-03
MONEY MATTERS

MONEY! MATTERS.
Tie monrymlrk~t in or Nonsss,..
dreadful condition, and severe n,es ~.
cry day is expected 10 augment. alrralq
Richmond Enquirer, relying on the enIl9.Y..
people, (whom, notwithstanding all the A..
winch thew an Bnrenies dosr t hem, rhev e,5.
deem parcel of simpletons, upon whom H..
impose any staten nj, however mo.t,f,a=y#
ready "Nci"ln'ing, " dnotder Hbigna4.5r
II the assertion were not shown 70 he fals.f..
mission of Mr.. Woo Ibmy himself, in t..e To-
we publish '7day-by the representation. :.
Van Dnrcn merchants, and thoir anns,i.
government to do something by u5iel, Il
peadng calamity NAV BE- ayerted-..el
still more astonishing, by tie Engliler', a.
SION, IN the very same article in VII,
butrs the agitation in the money markelto#.5
forts of the Whigs to get up lanic r.
qurcr, after bawling out "Whig panic as..
tn Shor That there IS a pressure, but liar i +.
owing to the Treasury Ordcr-a guilty con.s..
"''@ "'''' '''s WINE '''"' ''l"l HliQQi9uS and s
i>h mandate as the cause.-The s0ie and ogBlzz
Oft the arrangement Of the currency, and i.a.
sequeut alarm and pressure thai eAi>,. y,
Enquirer goes farther, and a9planls Sc.
" oodbury'S anxiety to 6 eiac yrlief" to-
lererS. Relief fran 'rhdt, If there bc M
sure, and if it be only "another Whq aa
i il. you tell u,, Mr. Richie or Doa NJ.
Echoes Of that great Opinion-mahcr and
phrase manufacturer
We repeat it, there is pressure, and a n.
pressure IN the money-markct; and ifIba ~
ling Treasury Order be not revoked. Here.
estimating the extent of the calamitoa. ca
qncnccs that will result. The removal ill.,
Pos'tcS, widespread and fearful as was lie
which that hich-handcd stretch Of powcI coca.
ed, viii have been but as a partial lrcsher lac
par'soa with general deIuge, should il he n
lona"r p"rsi-t"d in, And such will ever l.
result Of conf ling the dcstinies Of qr.5t CO.
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