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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23

Police, May 2l.-Ertensipe Forgcries.-Officers
Merritt Holman and Sparks have been for some days
past the trail of nest of counteelters, and yes
terday secured the entire gang. Last week. Miss
Mary Ann Inompson was arrested and held 10 bail
on charge of uttering, knowing them to be forged,
various bills on the Bank of Lanslngburgh. When
arrested, the young lady gave her residence No. 66
Chapel street, and stated her occupation TO be that Of
a dress maker. She was baed by very respectable
citizen, acquaintance who could not believe she
would willingly lend herself to passing spurious mo-
nature anaong them made by Mr.. Charles b.
Beack, clerk to Mr.. Joseph Imery, No. 462 Pearl
street, on whom she passed two counterfeit five dol
lar bills of the Lansngbmgh Bank caused her friend
to suspect that the pretty Miss Thompson was not
quite Innocent she appeared 10 be, and getting
alarmed he surrendered her into the hands of Justice
, Mr.. Philandro Warden, the keeper of tavern in
Chatham Square, has also been arrested con-
cerned in these forgerles together with two old Jail
BIRDS named TIL. Reynolds an. Willard Gleeson; the
whole Of whom, with the lady, have been committed
for trial. There more yet to be taken, who have
for the present. made themselves scarce being
icous of sharing tbs fate of their confederate regues
The bills Principally put in circulation by this gang
consist of SO bills of the Delaware and Hudson Bank
ing Co.; IS bills on the Utica Bank, n. Y, and the
hank of Amherst Mass; and IS of the Lansingburg
Kank, above stated 1t is supposed that not less
than from three to four thousand dollars of this sau
rous money has been got off in various ways by
these forgers. The plates printing, &C., execu-
ted in Canada, and the notes when perfected were
sentby the wholesale dealers there TO their confidential
agents the lines, to be distributed to the mid
die men," by whom they retaied the utterers.
IL is expected that discoveries will be made owing to
the arrest of these persons which will tend to check
this nefarious traffic for some time to come
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23

MKNICAN THEATRE BO L-~-RE
- NETT OF CONY AND BLANCHARD-THIs EVEN

A MEMICAN THEATRE. BO Euv-BE
AZ. Mill i,, " CONf AND BLANCHARD-TnIs EVEN
RICHARD TURPIN, THE NOTED HIGHwAyMaN
Ccely Mrs. Herring.
After which
10 STUDIO, OR RAPHAELs DREAM-Raphael. Mr.. Ja-
meison-Sylyia, Miss Verify. -
Toconclude with
JACK ROBINSON, AND HIS MONKEY-Jack Robinson
Mr cony-Musha Pug, the Monkey, MISUNDERSTANDING
Mrs. Herring.
IL Doors open at GA-perormaaces at u O'clock
Boxes 10 cents-Pit ~! cents-Gallery IS cents.
FRANKLIN THEATAE.-THIs EVENING will
BAMBEYLDE MOORE CAREw, KING OF THE BEG
Bridget, Mrs. Preston
After which the Play of
p L., or 80 STRAND-Stamper Jingle, John sefon-sIrs
Snarllng, Miss Anderson
To conclude with
CATERAN CHlEF-Iamish McTavish, Mr.. Julah-Elspat
Mrs Preston. -
precisely Boxes 30 cents-Pit Is cents.
NATiCNAI. THEATRE-BENEFI'TC on MIR &
a mho. lhoRNE-THIS EVENING will be performed
BRu Tl s-iinus, Mr. J. r. scott-TulIia Miss Cushman-
Tarquinia, Mrs. Flynn.
Amer which
IDIOTS REvENGE-Arnau,l, Mr. IIarrson-Gilbert. Mr.
ihorne5Waier Arlington, Mrs. Thorne.
GRAND CoNcERT-of Vocal and Instrumental Music
To conclude with ~
CHANGES AND CHANGEs-sam, Mr. Miche!l-K ate
Mrs. Thorne '"N'
~ Places and Private be cured at the Office every
commence at u O'Clock. Sl- 30 censCaery S7A
cents. Il :
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23

At West Point, ~ Y, Monday, 18th inst by the Rev
Mr. Warner, Lieut. Sidney Burbank, OF the u Army 10 Miss
Isabella Mary slaughter of Samuel Slaughter, ESQ.,
OF Culpepper, Va -.
AT HARTFORD CT, by the Rev. Dr. Hawes Frederick Els-
worth Mahe ESQ., of this city, Miss Ellen Pomeroy Good
rch adopted daughter OF Ezur Goodrich ESQ., OF the former
place.
Al simsbury, c. John s. Phelps ESQ., Miss Mary Whit
n~y, OF Buffalo, N. Y.
Al Boston, George Dearborn, Esq, Of New York, to Miss
Rebecca G. Wilson, daughter OF Capt William WILSON, OF the
former place.
DIED.
On Sunday 2ls inst, the Rev. s. Dayiss, Welsh minister
On nday 2lst nst Caroline, daughter OF Peter j. ana
susan Bogers, aged Years, 10 months and 10 days.
On Sunday 2 nst Caarne wife of Alexander Lawrence
aged SO years and months.
On Sunday 2ist inst Charlotte Virginia, daughter OF Ma
thane b. Peed of the IT, Navy aged years, 10 months
and 2l days,
On Sunday, 2lst inst, James Benkard infant of H. H.
Hutton, in the LIST year OF his age
sunday, inst, Sarah Ann, daughter of John Myer
aged years
Saturday Goth inst John Douglass aged 81 years and
81 days.
his residence in the Of opewe Orange Co, the
10th ns Hon. John Price aged 81 years OF the Judges OF
said county.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23

pMR. COLLECTOR swARTwOUTS TAKING THE
Observation-Disclosures Examiner Of this morning
tains several elaborate articles from the pen of ector
great interest and mportanceOne of them upon
lately taken by the Collector relative the Custom House
Bonds Another examination of the late OF he lie
gislature concerning the sale of real estate and third
criticism upon the address OF the Republican
Legislature to their constituents.
The Examiner is published daily from the Office corner OF
Pine street and Broadway. Price two per number
my21Its
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23

II Some students, at circus, in COLUMBIA, 5. c.,
got into fray with some lrishmen and killed one Of
them. Decidedly wicked.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23

II The cotton crop is thought to be unpromlslng
This rumor is set afoat to try ard raise the price.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23

IL The Subscriber having regret several daily
papers, that he had been arrested charge Of numbering
board Of the Brig nacaRy, that matters
had been examred before Judge Bets and that he had
ordered to find bail In very large the
charge at the court and that default procuring bail
he was committed TO prison This request the public
suspend their opinion in relation his guilt He arrested
such charge and pae Of scamen
took place before his Honor Judge Belts and UPON the
Of four who had stated differently heretofore
from their examination, his Honor made
hold him to bail which procured at by him.
The subscriber could into his defence
the absence Of his material witnesses through TIE advice
Council John A. Merrc he did introduce
by Of their absence re thinks he satisfy
lie that he has Away, in this instance sustained
EBEN FARWELI.
May I'D, 1851. my23 liz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23

~ GEN. LAMAR Vice President OF Texas, was al
Mobile on the 18th.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23

s-:T The Texans are talking about invading Mexico
better let well alone.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23

1f II Donald Fraser who recently resided at No. 34l Igud
street. will call al the Bar of the City win hear
of relation from West whom it is important he should
see.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23

ar Two were killed in Lauens district, S. c.,
on the 9Th, by negro. Provocation not stated.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23

nNr = ~ T. rns NON nom .s7:, r CIR
OMosTIEs Even ExhibfTED i ,s CIV Or any
oher part OF The boy Of o. ass
Gus and to the scientific the extraordinary Of hydro
% eyer seen or heard Of Ihis chs head although
SIZE and bulk any thing OF the kind that can be conceived Of
Island of Poo Reo and noS"s was reSaraS !" his birth
but his being twnbroter of girl who died from fall when
creang In size, and exhibiting the same symptoms that of
her brother Bariolo
This great natural curiosity will be exhibited u public
every day. from 10 O'clock A. NJ, TO half past p NJ and
every evening from A TO- at No. Barclay street. near As
Admission so cents each Children under years IS
my2S 81"
I OST.-A black silk Bag, between Beach and Anthony
IL the west side of Hudson ST. on Wednesday evening
the 10Th inst, containing letter incosing check Of Frede
rick De Peyster dated 10th of May and No As Tor s5 paya
stopped Bank of the Manhattan Company All persons
are cautioned not 70 receive the sad check suitable reward
Drake lis Hudson ST., or f6 Wall ST. my3 1T
NEW YORK irATTEHSALLS.-The regular
sales ascton at this well known establishment continue
T. take place every Monday at II O'Clock.
The next regular sales OF this piece will commence Mon
day. the 29 inst al u O'Clock and all Horses and Carriages
Saturday. 27th inst r NJ and the limited number Of 25
horses only can be taken early application should be made
unless registered in time for the catalogue
JOHN w. WATSON, AS Broadway.
n. b. At Private Sale.A pair of well known fast trong
Black Horses sold by order of the executors late DR.
Bushe, For particulars apply to
my2@6 j. W. WATSON.
MARTINS ESsnNC =. OE xENNET.
THIS wholesome preparation manufactured by Martin,
OF Dublin, Ireland, and extensively recommended by
Faculty as very nutritious and agreeable diet for adults
and children in i'll health obvaes all the uncertainty
king whey from the Bag, and is warranted to keep
DIRECTIONS FOR Usg-A tea-spoonfu of the Essence
every pint Of Mix then heat it blood warm, and it settle
Price 81.
Sold only the Propreors Agency for America Hoppes
Pharmacy No 36i Broadway, corner of Franklin street New
York. m25-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23

ar One of the Wall street papers has been cribbmg
from the New Orleans Pickayune, and heading the
stolen extracts, correspondence"
"Think of that, Master Brooks"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23

Ir The ATLANTA Boat Club-fsur oars-made
"Trip 10 Newark, on Monday, in three hours twelve
minutes Back the afternoon, in three hours
FORTY minutes.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23
lNONSTANT SICCESSION OF ATTRACTINE NOV

~ ELTIES.-Messrs- w. J. & H. HANNINGTON beg
eafe 70 inform her friends and the public, that they
Band, lately arrived from Naples who will go through their
astonishing performances, previous the Of
ottTee new peeest To the Moving Doramas
Grand Hydro Oxygen Microscope and nnitabe Italian
Fanoccnn.
BY the above powerful Microscope living aquatic insects
agnhed millions OF times larger than nature, showing
nstncres the aninaculr contained in fluids
It's the circulation and internal
parts OF the smallest Insect may distinctly SEEN Anon the
objects viii he dsectos OF mnued parts Of insects as The
foot and teeth of y the sting of bee Sc Also the
The Generalization OF the various Chemical beau
uful beyond the power of description
Tie last scene will consist coer-
on OF Living Aquatic Insects They will be living in
their native ulagueous and grooes engaged
swirl pursuit, sezng and preyns upon each other;
sporting with all the freedom OF gnary safety
Doors open at 7 ocock-performances commence al g.
BOXES % cents-Upper Seats % cents. ryI6
EExkMM Ep,c AZ PHI PIMA MOyELTY AT THE
smeni, anxious crafty their VISITORS engaged
short season the celebrated MASTER YOUNG the Juye
mens a pacee,ery evening commencing =" quarter past
O'Clock The wonderful and aston-h'g experiments whish
CITY of Boston eighty nights succession whose Indian
Mechanical and Physical Experiments Magical H.
great Adren hhse have secured Tor him the highest appro-
TIE FINE ARTs-Now exhibiting (iay and EVENING" a
splendid copy OF Benjamin Vests celebrated picture Christ
Healing the Sick Ia the Temple painted by artist
has stood The criticism OF good Judges and all
be faithful copy.
Admance to the whole 25 cents-Chiren under y years.
WIN her parents or guardians, half price The Museum
open from9 A. NJ to 10 +. NJ myl8-2w
= PAINTINGS, La BELLE NATURE, and DAPHNE
DE LOLYMPE painted from nature, by Bouiet of the
French School, are now exhibiting AZ No II Park Row
which has been exhibited in of the principal the
Union to tAe admiration Of many thousand visitors
FROM O'Clock, A. NJ TO TO- r. NJ Admission, 25 cts. escl.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23

II The sun-a new penny paper in Baltimore
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23

W The Barnes are at Louisville.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23

NEW YORK HERALD.-SiIIP NEWS.
PORT Or NEW YORK, MAY %, 1887
High Water III 6
LATEST DATES.
From London, April Ii From Liverpool, April l6
From Havre, April 10 From New Orleans, May IA
PACKETS TO ARRIVE.
Hapre-Ship Charlemagne Richardson, April
Francois LIST, Dell, April Is
Observation-Disclosures Smith, April "a
Lsndsn.-Philadelphia Morgan, April ~
Samson Sturgess, May
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23
S,Tan BuIspLE ~TOCKS.-MRs KING /

- Fulton respectfully socts public attention 10 her
present assortment Of Centlemens STOCKS amongst which
variety composed Of silk and brists, expressly adapted
for spring aud summer wear.
Als plain and fancy Stocks, of every description all OF
which warranted Of the bet and so
liltf mi MI NJ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23

JESSE CADY. Auctioneer.

esG e Day half past O'Clock n los to .as
PL ~, casi = large and general OF sheH
hardware cutlery fall goods hats combs fancy soap cloth
s guns pistols dirks &c, with assortment OF goods sui
uon ~ an advertisement OF this kid.
Al Private Sael00Oo dozen Combs ASSORTED Of all kinds
1000 cards Birmingham Sheffield Cutlery of every w.
riety Imaginable. 1907 = '
1000 dozen Collars and Bosoms.
do. -'N"'"'i5 anu Oci"un
o gross Buttons Coat, Vest and Pearl subject to debeu
'uis, which will be taken in payment.
.so, snuh Boxes, Pins, &c. &c. &c.
a' herman French, and Rhode Island Jewelry; low
&c mai,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23

nv WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN, Auctioneer.
" AhLI NJ McCLAUGHLI>. Store 1874 Peart
~ ri M Day, AZ O'Clock A. NJ general assortment
lars All R ench Plate Ware fine Cutlery stocks, Col
~. p n pos yin, table Linen Clothing, Combs, Wallets
'"i' sP'oh', '0"'"y' ~ &c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23

i EURNISHF ID BEDR 90 Unsuitable for two sin.
Il gle gentlemen, let with without breakfast AprJy
202 Broadway. my22ns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23

EUNERAE.S.-T. ID. GILLESPIE, Sexton and Under.
aker, has always hand ready made all sizes
aso shrouds Caps Scars Gloves, Hcasc, Carriages
winch hs can nsh nt The shortest possible notice. Applca
ton tor Graves or Vaults Of the buryng grounds
mctcry, viii be puIctually attended TO- II the friends sfle
deceased send or the subscriber he will furnish all without
any further trouble sections wanting collins 6c will And
10 their advantage TO call nj the above place.
my2O6N. II. ID GILLESrIE. No. 40 Church 4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23

~ A.TLGTT's AMERICAN SCENERY.
ND The above work illustrative Of American scenery ds'y
expected FROM London.
T.e sketches taken from by W. W. BARTLETT
ESQ., during through America last summer and an'urs
made expressly for this werk -.
Tho nb,.ier ns engaged with the verp 6rr EN-
crayers spared expense render superior - any
similar wsrk vet published IN Euvpe ,
Letter descriptions t. accompany each engraving by
rhe worn will be pubedn monsb paris, containing four
nec,ens OF The Engravings may nc and subscriptions
rrcriycd by " MARTIN co Agents, NO. q Whtrhsn
Tie following subjects tas specimens beautifully engraved
ae,dN yere-vcd. view Albany, view 81 Niagara Fsis
-. :, T,cn,op ralls Of West Point. nya 2,rs
M RICsN THA NJ WINDOW
INS-Tbe ulcrber respectfully informs the sdsaf
. ~ the fine arts has just received sale anps
, Minds al = quality and beauty heretofore unknown me
materials which they made brng clear as ras, -
es-iny be easily dscerned from the rccm but s
ihse from outside cannot into tho Neither have
,hev the snel which the printed blinds have
The patterns drawn with the same perfection rs they
NAY France Italy Any ORDERS he executed
ser est fashions bene IN ~ those countries ayd "
he modern syles Of the American Plastic ornaments
ese blinds adapted 70 rsrscrs and snn
. IN bas honss- ~ thr cuy rrd co-nfry.
ono pRUSCuvx.-.srrom Mass.
.zv in
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23

lfnr sAI.E-M Burns Mouse ~ Warren street, three
Il BI.ACkBGRDS and n THRUSH, lately imported firm,
scotland Also variety Of other Brs al " which arr IN
cecnt condition.
20 be disposed at. myis5t.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23

hue BILLS.-As these are becoming generally in cir
- cuiation, The subscriber WILL Ia order prevent
ieiing contract TO furnish Coins Of his American Silver COM
posuon, OF the vsue OF shilling and upwards
cc value desired establishment that disposed
contract for the DR.. LEWIS FEI CIITwANGER,
mvlB-iw office 2 Courtlandt a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23
.yn y Y DIETRICH, Auctioneer
Is ,ra.;; 80 - ~ a Hns q co, Store No. 1853 Pearl

T.. -. BEAHNS &. co store No Ia3 Pearl
street corner OF WaThs Day Al o'clock al the auc-
III HARDWARE cutlery consisting of PEN pocket and
% KNIVES on cards and IN dozens in dozens and on
.e,es ~ eannsters and bundles; double and gled
eye spectaces steel and brass bareled nol
caps, thli9bes knitting needles hooks and eyes &c &c
FaRcy Goods-Conssing of double colo me hair oil
peuinery French and English soap lavender water Nc
Ao an invoice OF combs, buttons collars boos boots and
shoes. ooos',o1'
Aiso an invoice of Notwithstanding earrings finger
,nss Watches, oreast-pins, chains &c &c i4
UCTION NOTiCE-FURNITURE SALE.-On
tuesday NJ 10 O'Clock, at the sales 81 Ann will
be continued and closed the sas of choice Furniture
scrptions Looking Glasses, Glass Ware, &c. catalogue
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-23

1 VNU. NISAED PAR t.ONS AND BED ROOMS
To let, In the modern built story 5 Pearl street.
near bruaa~uy by private fnmiy References given and
required. myIen
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14


BY TIE EDITOR % THE EBisBURG PA. NouxrAsIEl
Royal Charlisn
Hard tmes,-IIlrd timc,,-is now the cry.
The country 5 in ooniusonl
The Banks have sToPPEB,-aud still they try
To uystily delusiun:
They give MS trash, and keep the cash.
To sea- across the waters,
To pay Cor things, they bought from Kings.
To gull our sons and daughters
CHORUS.
Then 70 The polls '-ys, noble SOULS
The Banks maI cry for qnarferSi
Baf hear their doom D(1-THEY SHALL r srNf=
Or Jorfeu all their chn1era
Shall CoRPoRATIoSs rule the soil,
That Washington defended,
Must honest people sweat and toll,
And sec their rights Suspended"
Must we be slaves, opamper knaves,
Shall bankers be our masters'
Must al. our pay from day to day,
BE nothing but SHIN ptasters?
Then to the polls &c.
Brave JACKSON strove to keep US free;
lie loved hts country dearly;
His "souDd metallic currency
Was not PROMISE merely:
If"EJrrLE VAS's" an honest man.
He u immilate the Hero,
And sends the wings, 10 dance their i;os
Al tead-aslow as Zero =
Then to the polls! &c.
As congress is about to meet
Upon great occasion,
MAY no unlnly scheme defeat
The common expectation.
Ii Martin win be honest still.
The scenes which now are tragic,
:, Must disappear, before year,
For HONESTY Is ''MAGtC !"
Then to the polls, &c.
The Empire State" may play Ter pranks.
May rhite-trash aII her broken Banks.
Regardless of opuun
The Keystone State won't hesitate,
Tho lIlS tall thick upon her,
To stu maintain, without strain
Her high and sacred honor.n
Then 10 the polls, &c.
Weduly UNDERSTAND OUR RlGETs,
The rights Of Lar and .Natwe,
wen vote no more for PAPER K,rEs,
To fiIlonr Legislature:
For just RI form we brave the storm
Bold as Columbia seamen,
Wen do or die--for LIBERTY
And prove that we are FREEMrN!!
Thea to the polls, Sc.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14
- - q 10 o the -

HAsHISGToS, 18th &
Mr. Clay t0ok the floor to-day, and iD,;,,.,
nothing but the U. S. Bank could save Tn. -. s
He tainted Mr.. Calhoun with guing owe, :.
Administration, and concluded an eloo,...
powerful speech by declaring that there ny,
Bank, that there could be bank, and a..
Union could not exist without a Bank. a..
mCnt in fact amounted to tms-that the n -
Bank irOaId use its pO1rer TO compel a ehor,..S.
dissolre the Union. ''SiF," Observed M p..Ls
5. Carolina, to member of the House Of Ron.aa
tatives, "Sir, never heard better speech - ~
side"-meaning for the ant-banh party. n. :
spoke truly. The Developments made iii, ~ 40 I
,lr Clay of the alarming power and DARN, 3,
lions OF the Bank, will open the eyes of the ,..a
land rally them as one man in support oftbs -
istraiion. Mr.. Calhoun, Mr.. Walker az sIS e
Rives of Virginia are preparing to reply II 4
Clay. Nr9 " =
In the House to-day Mr.. Cambrelenc fran
Committee Of Ways ana Means reported he ~
Resolved, That it's inexpedient to charter F, VI
tional Bank. y
Upon motion to lay the Resolution on ,bs ~
the vote stood SO for laying on the table, Io7
Il and on the direct vote the majority will be A..
Both your Representatives, and nearly All 4
Southern men, voted with the majority.
The news from Maine is that no Governo, u
been elected, and the Democrats have lsrOe :
lority in the Legislature. Now that the Msss'
has been read and understood, our friends \
Maine will give democratic majority of 5000 v0-
Mr.. Ghoson had a parliamentary conflict =
Wise yesterday and got completely the advaoS.
OF him; WISE looks like defeated man. CIailOs
and Gholson have the entire confidence of The n
mocracy here. They vote and act together and 4
eyes OF the country are upon them.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-14

ne following IS an extract from the letter of a
gentleman residing in Pontoloc Free Trader.
"lhe people in this section are still, and ever
mnstoe indignant at the vile attempt to cheat and
delraud them out Of their constitutional right to
representation; and gemmed, indeed, with many
nobly redeemng trait must be the character Of
hat individual who can hire tie confidence and
fellowship Of our people, with hat foul stain of
opposition to their dearest rights, recorded as a
portion Of his past nglorous history"