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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05

NO CURE, M PAY.=sALT RHEUM, TEL.
IN TERs, RINGw0RM, SCALD HEAD, BARBERs,e or
JACKSON ITCH, and all other diseases Of the skn
effectuahy cured by the use of SANDS REMEDY FOX
SALT RHEUM As has been tested In upwards Of 300
without instance having e4 to cure disease
afflicted need for moment hes tate 10 make
immediate this valuable Remedy, the subscribers
In all the shall be refunded
instance Of hv has occurred where
menis fits efficacy almost daily received and be
exhibited application at the store Of the propeors H.
Il d. Sands Ne 100 Fulton, corner Of Wilsmst Prcs ~
n2qlm
lAMEs DkNsDALE, Veterinary suryeon, Ne. .
Fifth betwesa the Bowery and Sec-o Avenue begs
leave inoru the public that =. sow attends personally 70
horse boeing nd Of by deputy formerly Therefore
gentlemen sending horses IN his may depend
sbod the owed scientific principles
He likewise attends 10 the diseases OF horses usual At his
n6rmary but h~ arrangements horse shocng
cuds the possibility attending their stables
To those who sceptic OF his abilities he will merely
eating" JAMES DkysDALE, VS.
sS3m. Graduate Of The Edinsurrh Veterinary schoo,
SULPHATE OF QUININE-wsrsn,ed perfectly
-
splpha,e and Acetate Morphine-warrsnted pare-iss
walls
white Wax-5o0l lbs. suitable fer retail
svsias Panscesst manufacturers prices, with Spanish
English directions.
Medicine Ches,s-for shpsor antilles
White skins-French-for pcster hc-alsrge assortment
Tonic Mixure-wsrrancd fer the fever az sgue.
and seid, ro~dersby the gross doxen Together
with NJ Drugs Chemicals and Fancy sr
Giles, for sale wholesale and retail, by
o2i Son william street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05

A schooner, supposed to be Cape Ann fisherman.
struck by squal and capsized Gerrishs Isl
and Portsmouth harbor and before any assistance could
be given, sunk with three the gunwae. Two
schooners passed within quarter Of mile n the
wreck before she wen, down. without offering any aid.
-Edstsvn drgrs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05
HERDMAN 4 KEENANis
= HEnDMAN htENANs
- III So. ss.s IL

=, OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICES,
FOR CABIN second Cabs and Seerage passengers and from
Great bTlian and Ireland, via Liverpool LOG south
Street, New York.
The subscribers beg to state TO their friends hepubc
tnat "a oraerto extend their business and satisfaction as
ihey nave heretofore DONE Of the the firm here
Tor Liverpool on the 10th OF January 1885,
places OF Great Britain and Ireland the purpose
sagng men OF standing and respecaby agents for
lhe n drafts ana forwarding passengers who he
engaged ny their friends resding this side Atlantic
nose wishing 70 the for their friends remit
e me money for that purpose requested give this line
a as they may depend that exeren viii be
e pr OF the subscribers and their Of
nrs Class ships anu the puncua payment of drafts
wen As 70 render despatch and all
park by me line, and all when the passengers decline
coming The money WILDE returned the
was received Persons the old
nave her passages secured by the regular line
sangor Liverpool weekly for London 20h
OF each month For further particulars apply by
letter, post paid, to- HERDMAN & KEENAN,
o4-3ulV 81 and io6 south At
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05
NO. I6f.
OLD EsTABLIsHED PASSAGE OFFICE
Ns Gs Aa4 ~

S53 PEARL STREET
~ rEAsoNs residing IN this country, w.o wish q
or Their friends from Great Britain Ireland will dc IN
Ia a. ms ONCE where they still make for
having ein brought 10 this The subscriber
furnish drafts on Liverpool the Bank OF Ireland
SUNS ar may DE required engage send
part OF ota Britain or Ireland and will only remark that
Tie determination OF hiase friends In Lyerpooi
tha the same punctuay which hitherto been
on ~ me forwarding OF passengers without delay
heretofore, be strictly adhered to- = -
Applications made either personally by letter post paid
ol6-3mS SAM,I TU0upsoN S-a pa,r,..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05

THs KisaDoM OF WoMEN.-How would the ladies
like the social and moral system in the realm OF Queen
Nellora, as described by an old French author from
whose curious romance we translate the following
morceau? Ii seems TO have been an exemplifcation
of the Amazoaan regime, grounded on Spartan fe-
male discipline 1t is evident that saliaue law pre-
vailed in Nelora's domnons. By the bye, there is
a curious English work, called the Empire Of The
Nairs, foanded on similar iancy-but il is very Ii
centious.
There, womans brains teering still
Their strong, and bold their hearts,
Lawyers and soldiers, they fulfill
Fnanaiers merchants, stalesmans parts
Life's tolls are their's while must stoop
To rock tie cradle, and make the soup
There-bod, seducng, ardent misses,
Make love to lads of modest carriage
They frt and swear, snatch burning kisses,
And cloak their plans. with VOWS OF marriage;
The modest youth his love must Smother,
And faterng signs" OH ask my molher.'
OuR PACKET CAprAINs.-We cut the subjolned let
tiers from Liverpool paper.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. Q, 1887
"DEAR sIR,-Aecompanyng this you win receive q small
,ment Of which We offer i as token We beg yaur accept
(signed) NICHOLAS SANTOS SuAREz,
R Hons !, T99kER'
JOHN COPELAND
WIN. H. AstuRsT, JR"
" To Captain T.. g. Marshall,
Pacfstship Euro2e, Of Neso York"
" LIVERPOOL, Oct. 9, 1887.
"GENTLEMEN-I lave received very polite
companed by beautiful piece OF plate, which accept with
pleasure which shall preserve invaluable gift
hardly know gentlemen, what circumstance called forth
much unmered generosity the part comparative
gers thanks and permit the Of
my best wishes, for future health ana happiness
main, gentlemen,
With great regard and esteem,
Your very humble servant,
r.. G. MARSHALL"
70 M'sr Ncaola, sartss saare John s. 7ootsr, r. L.
Sanchez John Copeland ". II Ashurst, Jr."
The piece of plate, which is goblet, richly en-
bossed bears the following inscription.
To Captain EDWARD G. MARSHALL,
of the packet ship EUROPE OF New York.
token OF the respect Impressed by his conduct
seaman and gentleman
during our late passage from New York.
liverpool, 9th October, 1887
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05
Gregory's Advertisements No. 4.

Corrected from Saturdays Courier and Inquirer.
Ut TO THE PUBLlC.-Tke Subscriber who the in
vehor ana proprietor of the RECIPE for manufacturing
original, and The only genuine VANILLA CREAM CANDY,
desous to inform the public that Notwithstanding almost
every co econer IN this city and else where making and
vending an article which they call paad Candy, many Of
whom claim Tor themselves thu nvensn Others deny the ORR
gnay IN toto by saying, Ipesen ineed at all By nobody
~ particular tscas arays made Hiyohers again
with rankness not unbeeomng their motives aScrbe the in
liam =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05
AMPS CuANDELIERs AC.-Ths subser,ber

I AMPS CHANDELIERS AC.--Ths subscriber
IL be inform his friends md the public In
he has received by late arrivals Europe an elegant as
Of tba aforementioned articles, which o1ers FER
sale unprecedented low prices Tor cash. wholesale 70
tail, viz:
Astral lnmps IN gilt, bronned marble, and glass pillars
Mantle DO IN do do de do viii
rich cut glass pans and drops.
hanging chandeliers Tor candles, from To 30 leht
Book lamps, sbf drawing rooms from 2 10 s.
Elegant stand sandezbras, carrying from rs hghts
Elegant mantle candesticks, plas and ornamer tai
Hall lamps for oil and gas.
Hanging lamps, from To 4 lights
Ladies wash tables, elegantly painted in oil cotns
Ladies gilt buckles. sldes head bands, &c.
Single ard double barrel percussion fowling piece
Dueing holster, belt 80 pocket pistols
Plated candlsstcks, branches, cru~t frames
Tea kettles, bottestands. nc w. n. WREAES,
sx7-9nls lis Fultea g
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05

tslt EXCHANGE ON THE ROYAL BANK
sH&O lRELAND.-Persons sending money their
-iritnds In Ireland, Scotana England be weekly
accommodated with drafts the bank OF Ireland payable
sight IN the different inland in England Ireland
land and Wales Those residing in the country their
money by post he letter pad) which win be pusctuay
attended TO- and nrecept returned for the Office 81
South street. ROCHE BROTHERS co
n5 SAM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05
To THE M, FAsW M.pI;s LIE. conMyySIITx


i A CARD-F. WALLIS having completsd the ar
10 Me opening fashionable Hat Es-
large ha he i now prepared 10 offer Cor The Inspection 81
those who honor him with visit article which he
In appearing before Fsbonsbs World manufacture
and provide this essential article Of dre and 10 sun
n.bie q the Of The
boz with perfect confidence IN the experience he has
plesor 70 lis mos, particular branch Of The business
For the nfsma,sa Of those who may chose favor him,
strictly % The Cs,i ps;-esi The iae,ss 81 puoSasirS
the material for manufacturing, entirely s-hs would
self pains expense wanting srtts
the appreciation % his customers and engsrlne.
wstchfu TO anticipate tseu lie wou solicit
cssda unbiased inspection OF the goods Of BIS preaucnon
An aor,@en, q Canes @6.ea sqes, c,ess, srr.as.
M EeEofh,sc oSTx 4. GoSF. co. No ;. soHs,,.
have hand ofrssy made cothirs
for cash. either al wholesale or tetaa slS3mS
WHITING CARDS ENGRAVED FOR Ca
Engaved Cards printed few hours notice " the most
approved and fashionable Style on The hne eo.meed cards
NEALE, kngravev,
No John street, near Broadway.
T,HE NEW YORK HIPPONA, an esisbA.h
for the public sale OF Horses Carriages kc Nos -
and Watt q Cat the Junction Of Canal ~ between Hsds"s
The preprs,ors respectfully inform their friends snd ,he
iegoisr public sale Horses Csrsgss NC They have
ed upos the site cf their old established and wen ksow.
covering over 20 feet Of ground Wan and Green
~ch SITS repetc with every convenience o' "e eeepoos~
Reso.r sales viii take place on Friday Of each week,
commence on FRIDAY me ,oh iasl WV ~ mse
eua day previous 10 the SALE that they may
" FOR about 100 horses ut Livery
50 receives Immediately The creates, ss'enos asa
private ssebm.a regularly erg.gea -.sh hs
sie-Sms Wm ". JANh~nH.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05
HOUSE OF REFREsHMENT,

No. Ill ANN STREET.
GF THE proprietor OF this well known establishment
ees oft he rived the best The quality
othe viands andhs moderate charges evident
the altering patronage whch he public pleased
award His efforts shall be- asst hey have heretofore BEEN
10 merit it's onnuance and toseeure his house that
taon excellence and accommodation, whck has for
ong time maintained no-lm- d. SWEENY.
Premium Chenille Hats.
II MRS. M. ID. HODGE, Of the Premium Tuscan and
Straw Flat Store $50 Grand having prem awarded
by the Committee OF the Grea Tenth Annual Fair Of the
American Institute for her splendid Chenille Hats manuac
tured without stitch she has completed
supply those elegant Hats suitable the
present season. and respectfully invites ladies and merchants
To inspect the some. a6-lms
Pickslay's Peruvian Steel Cutlery.
THE SUBSCRIBER has Just received. and oacrs for
sale Tor CASH most splendid and extensive stock Of this
be surpassed which he invites the attention 81
the trade. Tbestock cempriscs-
PERUVIAN STEEL RAZORS with Pearl, Ivory, and
Black Horn handles, good and set ready for
ROSEWOOD AND LEATHER Seven Day Cases, contain
ing seven Pearl Ivory or Black Horn Razor TOR
PERUVIAN STEEL DIRKs, In grea, variety.
PERUVIAN STEEL PEN AND POCKET KNIVES
with l. 2, 8, and blades, warranted.
Cards containing or dozen OF Drks or Penknives, as
Three beautiful Rosewood muItum in psrvor DRESSING
CASES, the most compact ravelhsg cases ever made.
Two splendid Rosewood each containing 81 pie
css, silver handled TABLE CUTLERY.
Rosewood Writing Desks, Dressuig Gases Ladies worn
Boxes Military Travelling Cases Dressing Rolls, Ladies' Cut
w. M. PICKsLAY,
Oper JOHNSON 4 Co's Psrfansry Store
Corner Of William and Cedar SIS. .
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05
u. Y ID T. KS
FIRST PREMIUM
o T. N ID = IL DE Y O TX F.
Citation Hall, No. $ Beekman street,
New YORK. nl6-lms

NOTICE TO FIREMEN
And all others who wish to keep their feet dry during the in
clemeHt season.
II IL. NEWELL, at "a Canal street, respectfully gives
ce that he has succeeded in manufacturing the much desired
articlea
WATER PROOF BOOT,
that he be perfectly npervou water, which
he enabled 10 sell Tin consequence OF the great reduction
pair. =
$500. ol0-3rus
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05

MECHANICS EXCHANGE COMpANY,8
Nl BANK AGENCY AND DISCOUNT OFFICE No
wast New York-The Company having taken the bank.
ing house Of Messrs M Allen OFFER their services
buying selling, diseountng and collecting and drafts
most OF the favorable and sell
ling gold and silver notes neray The
plan which this Institution have taken giving ample security
into the hands OF dsneresed gentlemen reputation
worth have gained for the undoubed condolences
mach so TINT their checks drafts the different banks
taken by the rrincp pal BROKERS' and aly
same rates the bills o. the banks which they drawa
-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05

- FOX SALE-A farm for sale, within six miles OF
HI New Brunswick the srais hit turnpike Phiiadel-
-phia, and quarter Of Six mile Run containing 4s
acres OF good land in rst rate order This pro-
duced 20 tons Of hay, $50 Suse with
two barns and good dwelling house on il The hay in
barn. and will be sold with the farm if required
the oats number Of inhabitants from Long Island New
Yerk are the neighbohood Leaving morning
you VIII be in New York Mt IL O'Clock in time for market
also has on orchard and failing water.
Apply mt Is Washington street JOHN BRADBURN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05

The ladies' card represents at the head an eagle bear
ing a scroll in its mouth, which is Washington
Greys'-under this, Seventh Company Washington
Greys-Third Annual Ball-Ladies' Ticket" On the
right is the figure of Washington with his charger taken
from the celebrated pctureon the left battery and
at the bottom the flags banner and minuta Of the pride
pomp and circumstance ofwar.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05

SIS THERE NO BALM IN GLE ID ~
Yes Balm has been found in Dr. JAYNE's INDIAN
ExPECTORANT, Balm whose health rege powerx
never haye nor can be equaled We therefore say,
hcted child Fl man. come it, Try 1t in coughs con-
SUMPTION asthma, splitting OF blood and all diseases OF the
Lungs and Breast and viii deceive YOU truly
wrought miracles in raising the afflicted Jaws OF death
and restored them TO health TO joy, and to gadne Thou-
sands have used H. and have found relief WIN
not you! Imay be had OF A. b. and d. SANDS leo Fulton
cor OF Wnliam NJ Price ~ 90.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05
: FINE SHORT NAP NUTRIA, PLAIN
CASTOR AND SATIN-BEAyER HATS are uov,

CASTOR AND sATiN-BEAvER HATS are aow
offered to the citizens of New York at the new estz-
- blshment of HOWELL Il Co, 12c Chatham street.
upon the following terms The price OF all their silk
GLIDING short will he three dollars All hats
hong and short consisting OF nuira and plain CASTOR
he four dollars As the subscribers have laken pains
these hats with the elegance
finish they will not sell for cash. the above
bshed prses from which they will deviae. In addition
umbrellas and splendid OF consisting
nearly forty different ksd and paeras together with
~ OF fspry and other brushes, received
which they enabled sell than the usual
prices HOWELL 4 CO.
o24-3m- log Chatham snnsos;,r Roas.,.,s.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05

uTMr. and Mrs. George Jones have effected an en-
Sagemcnt al the National Theatre Boston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05

KAlL ROAD LINE FOR BOs-
TON-From Battery Place, N. X. at 4 o.
-. -, clock7To and from Newport and Provi-
denoe on Monday, Wednesday and Friday-To freua
Stoninston on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
Freight received on board until 8 r. NJ.
Rail Road Cars will be in readiness Providence Sion.
gon for passengers the arrival of the the
Boston and New York Transportation Co.
u All Merchandise Specie, Bagga of tho
owners therea. -
The NARRAGANSETT leaves this afternoon TUESDAY.
5th tor Stonington and the MASSACHUSETTS, tomorrow
Providence vosG..s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05

- AT mONARQUES', 294 BOwERY, rs onereS
for sale as handsome Hats Tor 81 offered 10
the publc-ght and durable-warranied oaur bodies
- and water proof.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05


~ particular, tcas Arrays made hiyother again
WIN rankness not unbeeoming their motives ascribe The IN
liam street "a 3m1
JOHN GILBERT
6eg' inform A friends and the public that he has common
Commission Business
IN L 1Hs RAJ OWN yosx'
viii be madeon
Cotton, aud all other articles Of Produce
coNsIGNED TO
eeba me w so for country
long experience in mercantile pursuits wing ended
and the last Eve city, hopes receive liberal
patronage The utmost despatch ana unfnching adhe-
- Oihce 80 Pearl St. up airs. si4smS
THE NEW YORK RH d HN nicAE MANUFACTURING
CO. hays constantly for sale
Bleaching Salts. Copperas,
Aqua Arnonia, Murisuc Acid,
Blue vitrjas' n Mlar.c , nela
And many other articles in the line Of their business.
y Orders will be received al their Banknsho No ZIG
Broadway Or at the office OF their agent No. West street.
DR.. DisE 1 hi6 r Of TIE 5s GISyf
ATTENDS TO DISEASES or THE
AND mrERFEacf H2'AN OF + fh IL VISION ONLY.
sPECPACLEs
The Eye examined and spectacles adapted suit the
Hoars Ct consultation from II to o'clock the Office. oos
" Private in Duane street. n2o-lm.
BUssING g. CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS
DRESSING CASES, POCKET BOOKS,
Russia Leather ~ Rose Wood w rftin9 Desks
PATENT MONEY BELTS,
most superior and indispensable article for travellers, who
regard safety and convenience.
. No. 30 Wihiam street corner Of Liberty street
N n An extensive and general assortment OF POCkET
BOOKS OF quality and from SO &75 do
Len from to " inches constantly hand and manufacture
ing Pocket Books Card Cases OF pearl SHE'LL ivory lea
tber &c. s2S-Sms
VI Y ID KS
FIRST PREMIUM
o o II N ID y ZOE s Y OR f
Citation Hall, No $ Be%kman street,
New YORK. nl6-lms
II THE subscribers the year 1884. have aimed
furnishing the public with elegant and substantial
Hat oil The most graceful form at the accommodating
prlre OF -. They say that their efforts have
been crowned with triumphant Tue Hats manufac
ured by them during the last three moath beauty
and finish any heretofore ofarea and stand pre.eminent
among those OF higher prices by the fashion able part Of
the community.
They have completed their arrangements sell plain
Caster Hat for $780, which in point OF style and FINISH ele
the highest prices All sales cash. and in
price.
al6-3ms ia Chatham Square cor. Mott st.
NOTICE TO FIHEMEN
And all others who wish to keep their feet dry during the in
clement season.
II H. NEWELL al "a Canal street, respectfully gives
articles
WATER PROOF BOOT,
that he be perfectly water which
he Is enabled sell Tin consequence OF the great reduction
lI0
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-05

SPECTACLES.
The Eye examined and Specacle adapted suit the par
cular defect.
Hours CT consultation from IL to o'clock Office 3O3
Broadway.
IL Private entrance in Duane street n20-lms
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-01-11

tues, the great example he has left "a will
act ne lost. II is sufficient. in this place. 10
ailu6e TO bis chief characteristics mild
ness 81 temper, siogieness Of purpose. good.
ness OF heart, h~ruaness, steadincss, truth /.
cut above all. honesty. taseapetiag honesty
were his lie vas proverhtal for all these.
tie was a model Of morality.
The regard which his friends entertain.
ed Tor hlm was based not upon the toiter.
ing and insufficient foundation Of attract.
i've manners. = graceful address, a prepos
sessing appcarance-hut IL had for its
ground work his sterling worth. lie had
not enjoyed The advantages OF a classi.al
or a polished education his mental at
iainments were the result Of bis own ex-
ettions-with these be sustained the repn.
taiion Of extraordinary soundness and prac
teal good sense.
lie was for a number Of wears one of
The representatives OF Jefferson county In
The State Legislature the writer of this
believes that he gave invariable s~atislac
ton TO his constituents.
His life furnishes us an agreeable OK
ample OF the tendency ofpurity and worth
TO rise 10 their proper elevation, without
any adventurous aids, such as rank, cdu
cation. or a time serving policy.
He died calm and Tranquil us an infant
sinking 10 lis siumbers. The evening of
his life wa, what the morning and moor
promised-bright and serene. His sun set
IN the golden clouds that predicted a glo
rious dawning on the morrow.
Let friendship and love
Sing peace TO his spirit, the bright stars aboye.n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-01-11

FEMALE EpucArioH-With views which
previous observation upon the subject 0
the following extract. had led US 10 form
agreeing. so exactly. with its representa-
tioas, we were fofcibly struck WITH tn,
justness and propriety Of the thoughts
II contains. We offer them 10 the
consideration of such Of our readers,
as have more regard for The adnonition:
Of wisdom, bar TO silence, 10 the uproaI
OF their own folly. the voice that would
warn them agains, &" misery and wretch.
edness'"
" In mingltng with the fanSily circle a
round the domestic FIRE side, | am often
panied by bearing the mother say "Niy
daughter has finished her education -
Done besiowiDg any culture upon her
mind as if "A rational beiag could be
taught so much, and no more, : like the
brutes that perish!'
A young lady at sixteen. in the fash
ionable phrase. has finished her oduca
ton, and is : brought OUT into The world,
TO dress. dance, play upon some instru
ment. Dirt, rattle eff the usual modicum
of small talk, and try to catch a rich hus
hand-tiches being viewed by prudent
mammas as a much more important con.
siderstion than brains in this business Of
match making.
Aud is such a woman qualified to as
sumo the important responsibilities OF a
wife and a motherP Every individual of
common sense will answer. No. Then re-
form your present system of educating fe
males Consider them "a rational and i'm
mortal beings. capable of receiving and
approaching the advantages OF education,
possessed of a most powerful influence in
society-an influence which, If properly
directed by cultivated mind, will be pro.
ductive of the highest happiness 10 man
but if otherwise, will be TO him a source
OF misery and wretchedaess, and wo."-N.
Yorker.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-01-11

REuBES III. WHIrEET.-By a reference
to The proceedings Of Congress, in anoth
or column, il will to seen that the rela.
ton existing between this notorious indi.
viduaI, the dsposite banks, and the Treas
ury, is likely TO be exposed 10 tie public
eye, that is, il a committee under the res,
olu,ion Of Mr.. Garland, AS amended by
MIR. Harlan, can hunt him down in his
Businesses. This il can do, unless, through
the Intervention of Mr.. Speaker Polk, the
committee should he so constituted, that
It will, by It's adherence to party, fail 10
set him before the people in his true CO.
lors. Pending the discussion of Mr.. Gar
lands resolution the House was addressed
by MIR. Peyton, who animsdverted upon
Whitney's connection with the Treasury
ia terms severe aud c%austic, but not more
so, probably, than justice demanded. The
severity Of the Independent and fearless
Tennessean. has drawn upon him, through
the columns OF the Globe, a most scurri
lous and insulting attack from Whitney.