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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02
! S,.I75,OOO

OF hese cunts the lessrx Browns send nearly
their several houses Ia London and L~cpoelAe
Goedhse Co. third t~,e Baringsaad the TO smaller
houses w England and Fsace. Mr. Ware, OF Wall street.
sent since the 10th ult, nearly 100000 to Earope.
lis csrsns tor that ss stviy exists Ia ihe Of gra-
dual aggregate curaisent in the banks All receipts o
specie from four eral qnarters-IsL South
America and the West Indies In payment Of debts due
merchsntsd From emgzants arriving here with bullion
hand who exchange IL for Taper before they 80 wea-3d
From the farmers in the cony the in the city
the boaersof specie tor years ,asand 9TH Prom the
throughout se city who have exchanged their specie during
the last few days for paper psy their with Dung
months Of Jns and July, the receips Of specie wareet
From 5onsi America, West Indies and Canada, s75a,Gp
g the eagrsnts arriving h4xe, 100000
boarding., farmers, grocars,kc, 65o,0no
tenants u fore quarter day, $4,000
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

n 5000 tons ROCKLAND LAKE icE-TIe public are
bian,s spd others Of this city with that superior article At as
low rates ?, they can purchase that which taken from
and ptlueid Ice formed from prng AID Of
60 = '"'' ~ pI ssR%SsE %" sas G 5%Sy st.
periority OF lhe Rocklsnd Lake lee
co" s.s a ssnear Globe Sn Hoe. G'e
~ Orders received for shipping inlarge quantities on
piers, Emblem s,ics Subjects &c, engraved stone; Da
ough or cut 10 any terms Laie seals Pencil Gases and Sig
device Goats Of An painted and forwarded TO Of
Books q iernIdry kept with upwards o. 100000
Goats OF Arms fosnd. au23r
NOJICE.-Aii persons indebted to q. b. Boyle Hun.
be Isl wcoer street. end .e,e In same The arSec be-
NJ DESTROYS e bri.gsg ,h, u 70 close without nar. TO
ton may be given this notice.
toH wes,ero her counsel who viii, preferred, receive
saa asS'' ' '' ''''''' ''' ssRAH MUNNs.
"a TO LET-The store No loj Fulton a., suitable
M ier merchan. tailor or dry good business nqo at
E house Ne irech slip suitable for an Office for an ar
his w No m % enen ossd APPLY %sn
Possession Immediately, -
being medical ofhcc. aua.y
l.M board To respectable family, modern style three
-As,ory brick house In the upper the tl
is of May Inquire Of wM. H. MckEEAk Co,
AUST 81 William n.
MISS sEDGwICK's NV WORK. Live
lvI and Let Lveor Domestic Service Ipstra'en ny the
author of Hope Leslie The Inwos Rich Poor Mas, nc nc
this day published and for sale by
jy2o G. SHEPARD, 52 Broadway.
RAIN, Or JELLY of ICELAND MOSS
ID This article celebrated coughs and diseases OF the
chest prepared from best Moss and contsrny nur
'r S 3 CO. ' Nd 81
GERMAN sILvER-A constant supply in sheets,
NJ Ingots, Plates, and Wire, for sale by $3.50.
DR. LEWIS TETCUTwANGER,
pN removed tn No2 Conrta,slt -.
En GROSS HARLEM DIL.-warranted genuine
0O for sale By DR. LEWIS FEUCHTwANSbn,
jy24 removed TO NO. q ourtlandt 81
THE PREssURE AND ITS CAU-E s--Just
published This work written by one OF the most
amusing writers In tie country, whose works nave pee"
popular" For ssle ny O. sHEPAhD,
Jy2o bl brosd~ay.
SAssAFRAS LOZEvGEs-The mos pleasant and
~ ecsccus purifying the blood For sale ny Re
Burnett New york Chemics Vail IS siyth svenue jeiam
SWEDISH LEECitFS-Ac constant supply ~ fine
- healthy Swedish Iecches hapd Cor sale whole sale and
retail, by DR. LEWIS FEUCHIWAN1EN
jyA removed to No 1CosruandtI Il.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

There viii also be splendid Ball at Bulls Ferry during The
ovening, attended h gran display OF fire WORKS Pos
lenger may Bulls Ferry IL ME by the steamboat
Bergen
Tie first prize AT half past 2ococ I'd do AT half past q Sd
DO nj hall past The prizes viii be delivered de-
c.ded by the judges su2d'
ITO CARTMEN-The cnrtman who took ceda-
with Seq from 200 Front Ut y, ekmap Sa-
turda, last requested he sboy. place and give
formation where he carried them, and h. VIII be rewarded
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02
: E~ yxsI0N TO THE EIsl

CAM amrs L.ed NH eay ~ ,Ls '.som
boat pier, arr~n street, Friday morning, August
quarter past O'Clock, the Old State Prison Wharf hall
and the foot Of Fulton X O'Clock,
Fishing Banks, aud will return 10 the city about Och ck, r.
the wiole Trip Dinner will be provided
bsard. Aso person will be board furnish bait
lines ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

TSMALL NOTE FOR CHANGE.--GREAT
REDUCTION IN PRICE,. KEALE, John street.
doors from broadway, having engraved three steel
Plates, enabled TO sell Notes for IS q
per 100 large size Having hand upwards Notes.
ne can furnish them the above prices being
the original cost manufacus rs and trades
generally Steamboat railroad companies would d
well tn give him call and splendid saecirueva
The denominations ere l2 IS So rs e. beau-
al vignces and prnted bank In
. any in the city.
III Observe John street, 3doors from Broadway.
III Visiting address and store cards. engraved asd printed
prices suit the times Small for individuals caspa-
mics and public Institutions engraved supe sye iha
shortest notice. Ni9-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

u,LOsIDN, MoB t. AND NEW OA-
u LEANS Bank Notes wanted i,v . -. ..,,..
yiiy JNo ThoMrSoS,~s w.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02
D. Eo "a COTILION PART Y.-Thes
y boat WAR;, EN- having been engaged

- boat WARN EN- having been ngaged for a
Cotion Excursion on Monday evening,
August l4h 1887 will leave the fso of Robinson
O'clock touching Canal street half O'clock and pro-
ceeding up the North River will stop Yonkes where
supper has been the Yonkeis Hotel Mr. Browns
Basd has been engaged Tickets which limited be
had "a and % West Unerhlp Jehe
and VI don street-Pncssi Should weather prove
unfavoale Monday evening" above will place
Wednesday evening Glowing. au2-2ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

(sLERK WANTED-fn Exchange Office,
~ that is vel acquainted with tle business and about "
OF age, address Broadway, with reference this
OFF auQ 4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

LOW ~AL e.-tn improved farm 600 acres with about
Il 40acres wheat The ground, Wing between
beautiful lakes 70 mis II Deuot Price - 0oo- 5000
remain the farm balance cash A. the y In
town only for week apple be made Refer
JAMES LA1OURETTE,
aul-Hs 1sg Pearl street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

SPLENDID NEW MOVING PANORAMA,
~ Al NIBLOS GARDEN, superior To any thing Of the
KIND ever exhibited IN this country painted by the
Daniels, Royal Academican, London The subject is
ton Of the ISLAND OF CEYLON; All the artists and con-
nosseurs that have this splendid Panorama,
to be the best pasng brought To this country
Exhibited during the day and evening. Admttance, IS
cents iYllSm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

IyOBOh EN.-Che impression that the beautiful w axis
OF this place have been destroyed by the improve
nents quite erroneous Very little alteration has made
the Walks except In the immediate vicinity Of the ferry The
Norway Naples, Dutch Elm and Basswsod Trees that aorn
ed the Lawn around Hotel and
now form beautiful leading from the ferry
Elvsau Fields. e3-3m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

The folown. the stock Of Cotton on hand
All places med:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13
OPINION OF JOHN RANpoI p,

la 1906, Ia the debate on the impesehmen.
OF Judge CLASS, JOHS RAEDoLPH, Of Roar
oAs, delivered The following remarkable arx,l-
ment; 81
The President OF he United Stale,
IS vested by the constitution with n
qualified negative on all laws. Sun
PoSe be should use this power in all
questions. would it no; be an abuse of
a power inirusted TO him. IL certain
" would be gross abuse Of that DOW
eT which IS intrus;ed 10 him 10 be ex-
ercIsed only on extraordinary occa-
Sions, and under high responsibility.
and would render him liable 10 i'm
parchment. The President has the
power OF kee3ing ia his possession all
laws which are presented TO him for his
Signature, fJr ten days. Suppose at a
session similar 10 the present, which
must expire on the 4th Of March. and
at which the greater part OF the laws
are passed within the last ten DAYS Of
the session. he should return the laws
10 Congress on the third day Of March,
wtthin twenty minutes of its dissolu-
ton, with his objections to each Of
them: What would be the conse-
quence The Yeas and Nays must
be called on each question in order TO
ascertain whether there was a consti-
tuiional majority, aud before they
could be taken. the House Of Repre-
seniahves must be dissolved, and the
country left one year without the ne.
oeAsary laws. Is there a man in exis-
fence who would mol declare that this
was one Of the most gross abuses of
power on officer could be guilty Off"
The case stated By Mr.. RaNpoLPg Ia
iorcihie one, aud We question whether any Of
the great neu Of that day held a different
opinion from bin of the enormous abuse of
power IN the case supposed. Had '.old Roam
OAe. /" survived the present day, he would have
0utii'ed the true spirit Of the constitution and
Witnessed thai 40 officer could be guilty Of
much grosseF abuse.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13

mediately on landing, gowns. frocks.
&c, were thrown 60 the females, and
the males also received sufficient sup
ply Of temporary covering; in a short
half hour they underwent q complete
metamorphosis. and exhibited some ap.
proach of civilized beings who were
not without feelings OF gratitude to-
wards their beneiactofs. --
We have held communication with
a passenger in tins Portuguese SLAYER,
Mr.. Giraud, who took out the brig TO
Africa, and Afterwards, as he states.
sold her, in the month of August last.
to Don Francisco Felix De Souza. who
Is the Portuguese Governor at Whidah.
De Souza Is man Of grea, wealth and
influence, and is supposed 20 have 90
or go vessels employ ed in the slave
trade. They sailed from Whidah, for
Havana, on the 9th March. with .i36
slaves. Of which ; died on the passage;
and on the S5th inst. they were cap
,urco 20 the SindwaId Of this island by
His Britsnic Msjes,y's brig Griffin,
commanded by Lieut.. Johu Cooch D.
Urban-having at The ;i,ne on board
4'i3 slaves OF these, one half are from
Magby, province of the kingdom Of
Dahoney, aud the other half from No
Cos. a small State under another and
independent King, against whom Apo
"a, king Of Dahoney, is constantly max
ing war. These slaves we're made pFi-
sonsrs about fortnight before the sail.
ing Of the brig and were sent down by
APogi and sold 90 Don Francisco de
Souza. Snuza supplies Apogi with
every thing be requ.res--arms, ammu-
milton, money. and merchandise. Apo
q - very powerfGl-but cruel and ty-
ranical in the extreme. Mr.. Cirand
says lie was at the Kings fete last wear.
when about five or six hundred Of his
subjects were sacrificed for his recrea-
ahon-some were decapitaled. . aud
others precipitsted from lofty fortress.
and iranSfixed upon bayoneis prepared
10 receive them. III this, too, merely
for amusement
The slave ship sails under Portuguese
colors; all her papers are Portuguese
the crew consists Of "a men, mostly
Portugucse-tbe captains name is An
tonia Pereira Liabos. There are FIVE
passengeTs-t Frenchmen aad one TIA
liam.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13
NO. "a.

now be questioned or denied.-Indeed,
II II were once established rs constitu-
tonal doctrine, that bank notes are bills
Of credit within the meaning Of the
constitution, the country would End It.
self IN very awkward situation, AZ the
ruling party deny the constitutional
authority Of Congress TO make n nation
al bank, and the constitution prohibits
the States from emitting bills Of credit,
VIZ. bank notes; which would leave
the country without currency, either
metallic or PaPer-a predicameut,
however. not more absurd, than has
been commended for in other cases Of =
party character.
CORhecficut CoUnanf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13
A SLAVE SLIP

Some days ago we mentioned the captur,
oI SLAYER, ~ the British Schooner GHITvir
me following particulars of her Ownership
equipment, SC, are copied from . West Indi,
paper H'e Dominica Coionist"-L BsR. Gee
The arrival Of the SLAYER m this port
for the first time such an event had oc
CURED since the abolition Of the slave
trade, occasioned a general excitement
We ourselves were anxious TO see the
only vessel Of that stamp we had eve
visited, and accordingly went on board
previous 20 the landing Of the Africans
bot It is almost impossible to describe
IN mere words The scene that present.
ed ilself 90 our view on reaching The
deck above four hundred human be.
'ngs were sitting together, packed a,
closely a. possible, with their feet and
legs folded up close under their thighs
totally destitute Of covering. without
distinction Of eye or sex With much
dIiiicuity we succeeded N moving q.
long a narrow passage, without tread.
ing on The poor creatures, 10 the hold
Of ihe vessel, Tor iho purpose of IN.
speeding their dormiiory. This con.
sisted Of smooth plsnks running all the
length Of the vessel, bat only 2 feet
below The deck how 20 many person,
could be slowed away in such a con-
bncd pace ii Is almost impossible 10
conceive standing was out Of the
Question there was certainly no room
70 lie down az lul length, and their Do
sliion below must have been the same
cmmped posture 10 which we saw them
sitting on deck and " hich long pfao-
uce must have rendered hab.fusI.
ibere Appeared no irou shackles or
bandcuAs although these might have
been removed aud thrown overheard
dunng tic chase. The negroes al
looked healthy veil led and apparent
y perfectly cheerful and happy-chat-
heg i2u2hing end playing With each
oihef and totally disrcgarding their
condition. Three only died during The
long passage ffoin tho Golden caasi
ind there vas bot one sick AZ che pc
nod Of ihe caDime iiwould be doing
niuat.ce 90 ihe free iuhabiianls Of this
oun 60 omit stating che eagemess eiih
sbieo they pressed Forward % ihe re-.
20 q those uliogiQnais sufferers. Tn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13
G3KNEGAL 7NTRI-L7GE0s5E-

FARMS OF ENGLABD.-The farms
are regularly laid out ia squares and
Parallelograms Of from two 70 forty a.
eres, and IN geneIalibey are laid down
as smooth a. the roller can make them.
Here IS a luxuTiant wheat field, and
there fine meadow, and next a rich
pasture, and there busy preparation
Tor putting 10 potatoes or turnips, and
there barley or oats shooting up from
the dark rich soil. But scarcely a rod
OF fence. such - We meet eveSv where
IN the United States Of America. do
you see 10 your 300 miles ride from
Liverpool TO the metropolis. All IL
Hawthorn; and these hedges, which
are for the most PIT neatly trimmed
about the gardens and farm houses. and
by the road side, adds more TO the beau
ty Of the country than any description
can picture upon the mind. The COM
moa method Of making the hedges IL
this: First, ridge is thrown %. per-
maps foot from the level Of the Geld
which is 10 be fenced oG, then the
young thorn IS 10 be planted ia two
parallel Eows, about a loot or eighteen
'nches apart. The growth 70 not very
rapid; but when 1t has attained the
height Of four or FIVE feet ia about that
many years. il becomes 50 dense thai
40 domestic animal would think Of
breaking through IT, The leafs snail.
deeply verdant, and beautifully serrat-
ed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13

AFiN0 declined, for the present, nov.
N los 70 the Southwest, Offers bic ssrvi-
sea % the public IN che difIsfsnl branches OF
his profession, and kopea b. biz skili, care
and atieoliou 70 those cammtttsd % bis care,
20 merit . share 81 pubiie patronage. he
may b feund, when not professionally en-
gassd, - bic Usual plaes % residences IN DO.
liyaf. 10 consequences q injurious reports
baving gone abroad, respecting his AGA ekar-
Bfi, be pledges himself 10 charge &c low a.
any other PhysioiaH, Of rospsetsbis standing
~ the eomuiunity; sod benesforwar5. for
services rendered, and prompt payment, he
VIII deduet 10 per cent from ths usasl char
gas fof medical attendance.
MaFch no. lgg6.--ff
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13

WoHN n. COOKE has made en- arrange.
e. Insui with bic brother RDW'D r. COOKS.
and bis son PHILIP p. COOKE, BY which tks3
pave 5neertAksn, 18th he eo-opetutioa, 20 sloas
his uahnishsd pr0fessiOaai businens. -q1.ev sgFll
esPeesslsy ssisnd 90 the PreparSiion and proeres'
81 he ChanssEy enits, Ia VAeati0n--a part II IA
b1'ioeea e vhtzh ~ ssa no longer pay any sllea-
uon ). ~ CoeNa proposes % utJead the Spriua
Terms, IN order 20 the FINAL disposlsioa 81 q
much o. a.s ensiness ~ possible Via . view
% ssrFy this aFrsagesaeul into eject. Rswann
=. Cooks haa renl0yedfrom Warreuton 10 Win
chester. Winchester, Jnn. 10, 1887.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13
vAen THs SaANKLIS RxPouFsRr.
sTREAD LHGMFaY.n

WRITTEN IN A GRAVEYARD.
Tread lighIlyi here psrehancs he form
That held Q glorious mind,
The heart that throboed with feelings warm
10 BOW In earth snshRiaed.
We would have bowed before the fame
That kindled In his eye:
So LEI his grave your reverence claim
Pass Il no, rudoly by
Tread lightly here a Mothsr's love
Perhaps has found . rest,
Or tho green turf is hsaped abayo
An aged Fathers breast:
We TOO haYe parsnls-s shall tho name
Not VIVA tender thought9
Ramsmbet thoss who feel the sane,
And gently pass the spOe
Tread lightly youth ana bssuty here,
BY every eye adored,
By promised virtues rendered dear,
is 10 the earth restor'd;
Cut Down before noOntlde hour
Hsd timm'd single grace;
who Weuid not mourn the broken flowerl
Biest be lie resting place.
Tread lightly ris but faney's thought
That when our souls are Rooe,
The mould'Ting ahrins l. not forgot
By those Who lingsr oa--
Yet sls sveetly soothing trust,
hope which all have knoWn,
That memory still shall guard the dust
Beneath is token stone.
Tread lightly Heaven alone hath power
To wake the slumbsring desd!
Revere their relics TIL thai hours
flushed be each narrow bed
And may the sounds Of bird and stream
The eedarS shadowy gloom,
AZ morning rise and evening beam,
Blend round each peaceful tomb. b.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13
JOSEPH =. DAuaHnRTY.

INFORMS bis clients and others, Ghat he
n has abasdoaed the intention Of removing
TO the city Of New York, and will continue
TO Prassise IN the COuFts Of Jefferson, and
the Superior Courts Of Frederick and Berke-
icy. He will also attend The Courts Of
Clarke eouniy.
Charlestown, Jefferson co., Va.
Jan. 10, 1877.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13
TnE TnRoNGrp oirY

Mr.. Brooks has the following eloquent pas
sage IN o0e of his letters, descriptive Of hi.
feelings upon entering the thronged and popu.
lous city Of London
But all my eyes were for London.
Anon We were ingulphed in this whirl-
pool Of human beings, swallowed on
IN the mighty vortex--in the city OF
the growth Of centuries, where man
has been dying ios hundreds and hun
dreds Of years. and other men have
filled the reservoir, Where battles and
plague strives to see which should
work direst havoc with human life
where the great dead had thronged.
and ne mighty living were thronging-
and here ] an one solitary man. know
ing not a human being among one
million and a bali like myself. Ard
here, even here, over the very dust
OF the host slain by the plague. and
the mightier host slain by Time. pala.
ces are up. the Wild reckless lausb is
heard-Commerce IL bois;erous. push
ing ITS wealth-the beautiful lady and
gallant beau are driving with their
high and proudly decked steeds-and
the golden embroidered livery Of ser.
wants Is flashing in the sunset. Oh.
thers y something painfully sad on en-
tering such a city! Where are the
men who years and years ago figured
so iliustriously, the Kings and the No.
bles, the Orators and the Poets and
where such men as Johnson. aud Cold
smith. and Burke and Sheridan, and
Fox are gone-wiih The other dead
within the sound of Westmins,er;-
what Is Fame or Wealth that this host
now boisicrously tFampling the streets
should seek il thus; Does yelling
ton or Peel, within the walls Of ST.
stephens, either promise himself an
existence that Marlborough or Can
ming has not, that each struggles go
fercely 10 the conflict Of parties -
What confusion this Is here What
involuilon Of streets end lanes! What
piles Of brick, mortar and stone -
What wilderness OF menl What a
belt OF thoughts and actions. and /
among them all, am but the mlliiouth
and Eve hundre1h part Good God.
how Utterly insignificant We are -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13

1gARD COOKE and PHILIP p.
IA COOK p hsYiaE formed . professional con-
ne4san, wi, preefee IN the Courts Of Law and
SAaness1 ~ RhHnsaIcR snd JsggnHsOn soun-
ties hnfs.CsoEg will, Insreover, attend the
Superior geyFtg ~ CEAaEE sod HAnVsaIan.
They have undertakes, with the aid snd CO.
operatiou ~ John v. Cooke, 20 sstrnd snd olose
hia business IN the courts u Prcdsfek, jefferson,
Aad Hampshirc couniisa.
Wisshester Jan 10 fa4y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13
M. ovEREIELD.
Attorney az Law,

ESPECTFULLY oilers TO practise I.aw
n y IN the Courts Of Frederick. yefersoa
and Clarke counties, aud will faithfully at
tend 10 shy business entresisd 10 la ARE In
the above Courts- 81 Residence =, Col
sm1ha, Berry vile, Clarke county. Va.
june -. Is37.-3L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13
JOHN y. MECKEY.

ATTORNEY at Law.
XXTILL practise ia the County sad su.
Wv perIOr Courts Of jefferson, Clarke.
Berkeley, and Rrsderick.
bCF oGee opposite the Globe Hotel
Aariinsbarg, Berkeley C0Gaty.
Nay IL, ls37-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13
u. NTRAHTmga

CoNPobnd syrup Of Iceland Moss.
PREPARATION ofihe Moss whioh pos-
< ~ scases bli the properties 81 he hfoss in 3
concentrated form, cod 81 c5mtinrfioa siiit
oiher artielet, Be- rendered mors eifescioua sud
mech more pieaaent % tho iatic tisn iha e8ns-
mon eccotiioa a ths Noes. Fof a,is a. bis
Drug Store.
Charl-aovn. Juas as. tss7.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13
.arenanftc EsInernr.-

FHRlE attention o. those vito sfs subject d
siek had rehs sua nrrerss .e.-sfi,.rs /.
ingited W ne "Aronaiio Spirits al Vinrrsi. ,
for taie % BE Drug Store Of
Iuus 81. issy. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-13

SPECIE This article has anperienes3 n
decliDs u three or four pr cent IN Nsw
York market end hnd becn sold Al eight per
cent The Gazette o. hat city says
Several causes have operated 10 mo-
duce ihis result. Ia the first place the
high premium has induced people rem
all parts Of the country 70 collect the
precious metals and send them 10 ib,s
city. for safe. IN extensive and bro
htabls business has been carried on In
tbs way between Canada and New
York. Some Of ihe Banks there hsv.
ing continued 10 pay specie, specula-
tors, have taken advantage OF il and
made handsome opeIations--in some
Instances clearing fifteen per cent
Besides the largo anount brought from
'he interior lhe average sum imported
weekly from abroad j. not less iban
bl0O.0OO In The second place, The
large amount of produce purchased for
rrmitiances 20 Europe has lessened The
demand. Viewing lhe monetary affairs
81 TIE country ss they now stand, Ne
begin 90 think that ibe resumption 81
specie payments By The Banks Is pot
O. iar distant a. We originally thought
it vas.