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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-09

A Coon Joke.--A grocer Of New
York, who had SET up an opposition 10
the whole batch of suspended banks.
and commenced paper issues 10 his
customers in the usual form, found his
shin. plasters returned upon him in such
quantities, that, on counting over his
money" in order to see how much
he had still in circulation, he found That
he had already redeemed about 500
more ihan he had ever issued! The
best Of the joke is, that the counterfeits
are so well executed, that he cannot
for the life Of him, distinguish them
from the genuine issues !!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-09

LIFE IN New YoRK. The follow
ing day break glimpse at the principal
thoroughlare is from the pen Of the ed.
i,or 9th Star:
+" A walk in Broadway at four
o'clock in the morning exhibits some
"reminiscences Of a nights debauch in a
Iage city. The string Of loafers re-
posing on stoops and cellar doors is
nealy as large as band Of Lazzaroni.
One fellow, this morning, lay stiff and
had attracted few sympathlsing spec
tators, who we're pinching and shaking
him with the benevolent motive of as
certaining whether he had taken his fl.
nal nap. He shook the popples from
his eyes, however, grumbling at beng
thus early disturbed, and in a few MIN.
utos was holding a caucus with several
other loafers who had been also uncer.
enormously awakened. " never seed
such hard hearted folks" said he" be-
kase they must get up early and work,
they won't allow gentleman wot has
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-09
POETRY.
THE TIMES.
Er coekxEY sos.

Oh times is VERY ard indeed,
They can't be not no 'arjer
My pockets j can't hinterlard,
And empty his my larder.
The banks won't discount, so they wont,
It's VERY bad behaving
They've all turn'd into barber shops,
And fleece cove By sharing.
And flour is ris--and so ia beef
They say they cant be rissr;
Oh vot q dreadful pressure IT'S,
hope il wont be ttser;
All trades is struck for 'igher pay,
Aud panic's struck the nation:
MY bakers struck aud wants the dust,
And I'm struck with wexation.
Yet viii try to brave il boat,
Cause Amt not no iiincher;
The times is pinching to be sure,
They cant be not no pincher.
The merchant walks about the sire cts,
As il lis dander's risen;
He wants TO make IA bosom friend
Security of ism.
But friends is shy and rather rare,
Sumvot like winter roses,
pve tried the game on five or six,
And knotcscs vot knotcies.
And If Won lives in lis own 'ouse,
He's got TO pay lis taxes
And moneys three per ce,t. day,
That's vot the broker ases.
Men fails for millions, votcant pay
But one cent hin the dollar;
And spectators vot's got nch,
Are pinched and screwed all boiler.
NY hyes ! I'm blowed; snce faces
Is SIGH bad precursor,
I'll make myself conteuted quite
The times can't he no Uorser.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-09
MAJOR DOWNING ALIVE /

ARRIVAL OF THE Two poLIrrs. !"
by the following letter, published in
the New York Express, il will be seen
that MAJOR DowNINe "is no, dead, but
liveth," and has landed, at Rockaway,
in good health aud sound condition.
1t is hoped that the Major will betake
himself to examining into the affairs Of
"the Government" with as little delay
as possible:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-09
Mex BlppLr AND rmn RED Ry.

Mex BIppLE AND THE RED RIv-
Err RoARrR.-A Red River roarer,
from The vicinity ofthe Big Lick--one
of your real cantankerous chaps half
horse, half alligator, with touch Of
the ssnapping turtle" having heard
awful things about this sume President
of,ho United States Bank, and being
in Philadelphia on some business, tho't
he must have look at the animal be.
fore his return home. Accordingly no
marched into tho Bank, and cnquired
for Mr.. Biddle. The clerk showed him
Instantly into room where, in an arm
chair at the desk, sat nice vol dres.
sed gentleman, with smile on his lip,
and pen in his hand. Good NOR
ming sir" blandly observed the Presi
dent. "How do you stand il stranger"
s,d the Kcntuckian. /" BE you Nick
Bdde 7" "My name is Biddle," wns
the soft response. Steamboats, and
lightning rods You--why, you ain't
rHE MONSTER "That's title with
which have sometimes been honored. y
!" Give us your fist, stranger, ] thought
you was venomous nat'ral curiosity,
but you're rs white man as ever
set eyes on. Good bye strnnger--l
thought | could not 20 kome without n
squint at YOU" So saying, the hunter
OF coons departed, fully satisfied that
the United States Bank could not be
such a menagerie, as il had been rep.
resented. Courier.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-09

The New York Examiner, says: 49,
+" The evils of deprecated currency
can be yemedied at once by sweeping
all banks out of existence. Who ever
heard Of q depreciation Of gold and sill
vert"
And we suppose that the evil ofcoms
upon the toes may be remedied at once
by the amputation Of the legs. Who
ever heard of corns upon the toes of a
timber.legged gentleman l-LouisvilIs
Journal.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-09

poLITE REPLY TO POLITE RE-
ouEsT.--Through inadvertence, gen.
tlemen al ball, not long since. led off
the dance out OF his turn. The person
appointed at this post of honour chal-
lengcd the intruder next morning, and
received for his trouble the following
Iaconic reply -" Sir, l cannot under
stand why, because Topened ball last
night ball should open me this morn
ing. am, &c."-N. y. Erominers
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-09

THE LATE KING or GREAT BRIr.
AIN.--The London Morning Chronicle
has five columns as a biographical
sketch Of WILLIAM w. He was born
on the a1st Of August, 1915. AT the
age of ID, he was midshlpman, and
though the son Of king, George llI)
he was kept on footing wishth other
midshipmen. Under Admiral Rodney,
he was in the fleet which, in 1879, cap
tured the whole of a Spanish convoy.
Eight days alor, he was in a severe
fight with the Spanish fleet, under the
command of Don Juan de Langara.--
The residue Of his time as midship.
man, the prince served in the West In.
dies and off the coasts Of Nova Scotia
and Canada. On the North American
station, he served under Lord Keith,
in the Warwick, when he captured
IAigle, a large French frigate, La SO.
phte, OF % guns, and the Terrier sloop
of war, off the Delaware river, 11th
September, 1882. He afterwards join.
ed Lord Hood, who introduced him &c
Nelson on Board the Barfleur. Ii
1888, he was appointed third lieuten
ant Of the Hebe friga.e. In 1856, b.
was appointed first lieutenant Of The
Pegasus, % guns, and soon after wa,
made captain, and ordered TO Nova
Scotia. He then proceeded to the Lee,
ward Islands, and was there under the
command of Nelson. Nelson spoke
very highly of him as an obediont anc
attentive officer. In December, 1857
after returning to England, he wat
| appointed to the command oil the An
dromeda frigate, in which he sailed 70
the West Indies. The 10Th Of May
1889, he was created Duke of Clarenc,
and st. Andrews, in the, kingdom 0
Great Britain, and Earl of Munster, il
Ireland. On the Sd of September, HI
was made Rear Admiral; afterwards
he became Admiral of the Red and
upon the death of Sir Peter Parker, h.
was made Admiral Of the Fleet.
The union Of William Nv. with thc
celebrated Mrs. Jordan, commenced in
1890, and endured for twenty years.
She was one of the most captivating
women Of her time, and the King was
very much attached to her. She was
fthe theatre. By her he had severn
children. In 1910, they parted, which
gave Mrs. Jordan the greatest pain
His pecuniary embarrassments, she
says, were the cause of the parting
In 1918, he was married TO the now
Dowager Queen Adelaide. As Duke
Of Clarence, he advocated Catholic
| emancipation in the House Of Lords
and made speech in its behalf
June goth, 1880, the Duke became
King of England, on The demise of hi'
brother, George w. He was mar
altogether the reverse of George ".
and more like his father George Ill
His course as King, is in the memory
of the public.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-09

VIRGINIA :-In the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for Berkeley County.
June Rules, 1887.
George Miller, pit.
against
Nathaniel ii. Tabler, aud Jacob Myers, admir-
Of Henry Tabler, Decd dgts.
IN CHANCERY.
TESHE defendant, Nathaniel ii. Tabler,
q not having entered his appearance
and given security, according TO the act Of
Assembly and rules of this court, and 1t
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
is out Of this Commonwealth IL is order
ed. that the said defendant do enter his
appearance to this suit on the first day of
the next term, answer the bill Of the plain
tiff, and give security for performing the
decree: and that copy Of this order be
forthwith published in any newspaper with
in this county, and continued for months
successfully, and another copy thereof
posted at the front door oi,he Court house
OF the said county.
A Copy.-Teste.
JOHN STROTHER, C.
June 7, 1S37.-9m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-09

EIHRESH HERRING, No. /, just re-
a. ceived, and for sale by
THOMAS c. SMITH.
June Z, 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-09
July IL, lSS7.--2m

VIRGINIA I'm the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery for Berkeley county :
July RULES. 1887.
Daniel Weiscl aud Skipwith G, Wilson, phBs.
against
Adam Leopard, and Silas Harlan, admir- OF Mi
chael Leopard, decd, deyts.
In CHANCERY.
YHSHE defendant, Adam Leopard. not
y having entered his appearance and
given security, according TO the act OF As
sembly ard the rules Of this court. and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
is out of this Commonwealth II is order
ed, that the said defendant do enter his
appearance to this sui, on the first day Of
the next term, answer the bill OF the plain
tiff, and give security for performing the
decree and that copy Of this order be
forthwith published in any newspaper with
in this county, and continued for months
successfully, and another copy thereof
posted at the from, door ofthe Court house
Of the said county.
A copy.--Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, C.
July 10. Is37.-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-09
July 10, 1s37.-2m

VIRGINIA: -ln the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law aud Chancery for Berkeley county /;
july RULES, 1897.
John t. Cookas, executor Of Martha Swift, de-
ceased, phf
against
Lewis b. Willis, in his own right, and as heir
at law of Robert c. Willis, deed, Philip g.
Pendleton, and Alexander Cooper, defts
IN CHANCERY.
yESHE defendant, Lewis B. Willis. not
a having entered his appearance and
given security. according TO the act Of As
sembly and rules of this court. and 1t APP
pearing by satisfactory evidence that he IS
out Of this Commonwealth Ii is ordered,
that the said defendant do enler his ap
pearance TO this suit on the first day OF the
next term, and answer the bill Of the plain
tiff, and that copy Of this order be forth
with published in any newspaper within
this county, and continued for two months
successfully, and another copy thereof
posted at the front door Of the Court house
of the said county.
A copy Teste.
JOHN STROTHER, @.
yuiy 10 1907 --Qm
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-08-09


yTIRGINIA:-In the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery for Berkeley county
JcLy RULES, 1887.
John French, piU'
against
Henry Houte and Rachel his wife, and Silas iiar-
Ian, admir- Of Michael Leopard, decd, defts.
in CHANCERY.
yEsHE defendants. Henry Houte and Ra-
Il chel his wife, not having entered their
appearance and given security, according
10 the act OF Assembly and the rules Of
this court, and it appearing by satisiaeto-
nv evidence that they are out OF this Com.
monwealth 1t is ordered, that the SAID
defendants do enter their appearance TO
This suit on the first day OF the next term,
answer the bill Of the plaintiff, and give
security for performing the decree and
that copy Of this order be forthwith pub
iished 10 any newspaper wits,n this coun-
Nv. and continued for two months success
lively, and another copy thereof posted at
the front door OF the Court house OF the
said county.
A copy.-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, C.
sooT
The herald., 1837-03-03

Nothing, perhaps h.s injured the cause.-the glorious
cause Of Texas somuch as tise WaN.ssreet specula-
tors and Fiys Porssdventurs> who hsve been esea-
SD in forwarding is interests in this city. hundseds
and thousands of that human article Of supply and de-
maAd called "man,' can b got mathis city, and TO
take it, would be mercy extended 70 society md to
public order; but when the Texian spectators cast
their eyes upon the sens of respectable cisizens
who are something better than nero materials to
raise the prices Of land or 70 securea grant, we think
check ought to be put to all such operations ia civ
ilized community. fy
The herald., 1837-03-03

CLEARED.
Pee sssE n' ~ New pt 8, dam. %
cu,ier R "h a " Iss E%s s ea sss 4 pay
ssa Ns.%h Lsed,i Pioneer NowaR IN mas Iasayr
sS; - s;h sf% S:sss ss
dolpiai Tharlow, Tyler, Curaeoa Crane a. Peek
ARRIVED.
M.6 es n so xfaS WITH @ JsS @ r %G1s
E., New Ysr Experiences beavy weaeron the passage
Ppeset shpP'c''dcni Chadwick London Jan H. with mdue
Brig dccss Hull day; from Charleston with cotton to Geo
% Could e eo a.sesn @s ns s s'ss. q es
Of Of place she haied from she fall of wate
sal5Ep Bie%sp % sho I,abela Meyer. shrs Cal
and Others, names unknown.
MEMORANDA
lip Neva Of Kennenk, Joshua Perkins master from New
York for New Orleans totally los. on Money Key Berry
island She had boad valuable carso Of dry goods
largely insured Wall street Par sf cargo been saved
and Will be rcshpped 10 Nassau She by r. El~s
18th Jas. last
Feb being very sak She ssied from Psit ,rh
OF January bound to New Yk and with heavy ecs the
voyage
sch about 30 mile wesi Montaog on tho
a2d ul' with ma nnlast gone she was discharging.
sloopChsrcs scath from New York for Providence with
tonand mdze took FIRE IN her cabin while the wharf Newport
o. the goth ut hole cut her dock through which the
engines played which exiting ghcd H. saant ~ os coffee
tobacco &C. damaged survey had be hed and
she would Immediately prosced 10 Providence
The packet ship orbeus, Brscy towcd up the deck
yesterday afternoon by steamboat.
FOREIGN PORTS
At Nayancx. Feb. -3rirs Tahoss Iecda Gar New york
wtg cargo. yespr Hopkins from New York n, d,ss snlr
dd Brancon D. from andior New Yok g Newton New Yot
Lisepce Jan ooAs,cniscd ship wcsches,er Fcris New
Lendor Jan 7,cld slip Ontario Hueson New Yok K, iih
enis,en a !, ioI ~ 9, ba,k EgJ ptian sayers for
on De,es Jan % Car, inc Pocket from york; Gao
ea & Nh 6rossy r pnsan brig Conmiss Packet Kramer from
Ram.sai Jan Is sd Kisderdyke zurrnan fos New yot.
Nj sni VIM ',n e-The Augusta Caroluc, from konirsbars for
& ~ ~, into swinemansa, having been aground cn
rgrnambco Jan ~ Brir Prcrzs Eckodi for New YORK,
a. Care Town. ship Gira,d from Mash, for New york
sm,rpa H.: 4 fsn lrs Aa9 New ho,k nsm day
,n 1 TsIang Green for sauo' 2 to eiurnto smyrna and
Jancro, Jan s-Bsrh Eusno steel New York ldr Bds-
~, Wcna DO ready The Dunishbng johanna, rst oack
On ue ist, ~ want ofinanmast
SPOKEN
Feb is lat o. 40 Ion. 90. 60 ship Hoearth Crsck,r of New
fP fs 70 20 day. S sm 81 ss soS, G IL p 's Ss.o. m Mitchell
oeans fr L,enoe ~ days out-by the ophcus Burslcy
reb 20 of Little Esg Habor, sch President ofNew York
Feb lat 2s, 20 on 81 IS ng Mop Ann, Ghercy. Of
FEB % lat 80, Ion II, ship Howard Of New York e.
Noda,ewas passed big Nspoeop, Hunt from New York er
'wiland.
PER Yesterdays MAIL.
Ptnsdephia. March, !, r M-AE chr Marba Cornell New
;m.t rcil do bark La Grange, do; brig wiars Taylor
Eab .csr c.rone sDna% ssw sr fs ssw
lork 2sd, ar ,ch William Mary DO '"''
yo seSo d. g. erd s .ss s wsres o55sss. s. Ss~ So
Cher c.tos FEB a-sld ship " Allen wiI.,o e Ne. York
y Dsrlen % oeo FEB 2-sld rs Maeon, B,bdns New York,
IL MR BRIsrow.-Let all bad writer's look aths
dverhsement III
The herald., 1837-03-03

gys ha~suads afNsviC t1na the advertisements 10 in
the handwriting of Riley
The Herald, and othsD respectable 8 papers, have
more thsnonce been imposed upon by ylslanous ior-
gerles Oh TINS and other descriptions. We hope
we're example will he mads in this ccse,, should the
party be proved guilty.
Ley hsr cash.-Ana advertisement headed thus, ap-
peared yesterday in the Transcript Ii purported 10
oner @ Ior sale a bill of groceries due Wall & Weeks,
4o9 rearl street. by Thomas ConstentiAe, No. %
Mott street. Two afhdavits were made one by Mr..
WALL swearing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is true, and another
by Mr. Constantine, swearing the advertisement is
not true. Who shall decide
Ass.,sA and Battxry.--Two persona were commit
ted for assault and battery. John Donohua on
Of Roosevelt and Water street, and Peter Williams on
the affidavit of George Graham Ne. "A Fulton street
Riots, rews and rowdies, are all the go. :
Shop lifting. William Hart, who formerly occu-
pied very respectable situation in life, and WAC was
on terms of intimacy and friendship with the late Col
Burr was committed to Bridewell on charge of hav-
ing committed various robbercs. In particular al Mr.
Thomas Palmers, No. 305 Broadway, at Mr. Andrew
White corner ofDuane street and Broadway and az
Mr. Freclands S, a few doors above Mr.. Palmer also
in Broadway.
Mr.. Dennis Brink, who is generally on the alert in
the evening about this quarter received notice of
customer" and FASTENED to pay him his respects bur
on arriving al Mr.. Whites his customer" was gone
Brink, however, tracked him to Mr.. Palmers, and
from thence TO Mr. Freelands where he arrested him
On searching him, variety of small fancy articles
were found upon him-silver thnmhes, penkniyes.
&c stolen from Mr.. White; fine hair brush stolen
from Dir. Palmer and collection Of silk handker
chiefs, and either anices stolen from Mr. Freeand.
ne was conveyed to the police Office and Commit
ted for trial. singular circumstance is. that this
Hart between three and four years ago, committed
robbery on Mr.. Palmer for which he offered re-.
ward upon detection of the thief. Hart, however,
escaped apprehension Until the present time
Burglary.-The store of Coone & Co. No 1e
Bowery was burgarously entered on Tbursdav
morning and two hundred dollars worth of clothing
stolen.
The herald., 1837-03-03
MAX RIED.

MARRIED..
On Wednesday, inst by the Rev L. Jones' Mr. James Rid
die, TO Miss Elizabeth Davis all Of iiis city
On Tuesday Feb 2s by the H. j. SAWYER Samuel Weeks
to Miss Ann lrcnor, all ofhis city. '
On Monday Feb a. by the Rev DR. Ferris Mr. Peter Nacfs
merchant L. Mrs. Maria A. Hand, daughter Of Gat Fuman
ESQ.,, all OF this city. - '
AT Elzaheown, ~ j.. Wednesday, Feb cad by the Rev
Mr. Moore, WiiaInm N. Wood, Cf Morrsown Miss MARY
bbon daughter vi the late Dr. o. H. Spencer of the forn,J
place - ~
DIED.
On Tuesday night it ins after proacted Illness having
Merchant, aged 70 years - ~
The relatives and friends the 'amy % invited n
attend te funeral from 5i Hudson this roan al half
past O'Clock. 'i
Thursday cd inst, after asort and severe illness Mnrv wifi
Of Wm Rslinson, aged 81 years, -
Her friends and those OF the family respectfully reques
residence, 81 G1dst. - -
On Thursday, I'd inst, Alfred b. infant Amos Keeler
The friends Of the family requested attend the aaeraI
this afternoon, AT o 'cleck, 6ons Fourth st. - '
Care, lnDter, In he Goth !, Of his age
HIS friends and acquaintance attend his funeral
TINS afternoon at half past Dck from bis late
bridge ST. =
On "wednesday ist ins after long illness, Vim
Of Wm W. Holly aged years remains were taken 10 STAN
ford Csnn Ter interiuent.
The herald., 1837-03-03

GEN. LA FAyErTE's MEMoIRs-This important
historical and biographical work, which has been so
long announced by Saunders e. Otley is, we are in
formed, speedily to appear. 1t will comprise con-.
secatve series of highly interesting and important let
ters by Washington and Others never before given to
the world. The American edition of these memoirs
Will also contain numerous letters which relate to the
of independence and which will not be inserted
in the editions published IN Londen and Paris.
The herald., 1837-03-03

CoRoSER's IsovEsr.-The body Of man, appa
renty about IS years of age yesterday discovered
in the ver the foot of Grand street. The deceased
had pea-acket blue cloth pantaloons, black vest
and old boots. The body had been some time in the
water.
Ths Coroner held an inquest on the body and the
jury returned verdict Of" found drowned"
The herald., 1837-03-03

FIRE-At little after o'clock last night, fire
broke out in the basement of the Saddlers shop cor
ner of Water Il and Buring Slip. 1t was speedily ex-
tinguished without any material damage being done
to the adjoining houses.
The herald., 1837-03-03

g1r New Brighton Exchange lots arc offered for
sale. A capital place 10 spend fhe summer in.
The herald., 1837-03-03

Professor Smith, of TIE College Of Physicians,
knockedu up phrenoogy in the Lyccum last night
There was very large and respectable company in
al the death.
The herald., 1837-03-03

SUR LArScH.--A new ship, the Baltimore, intend
ed for Hayre packet, was launched yesterday at
wiIIamsburrh It was dry affair. Wet when she
GENES TO the dock
The herald., 1837-03-03

PoLIcB-Thursday, March Moore Brutality
The day before yesterday, words arising between
a carman on the wharf and young Van Pelt, Of the
steambost Waterwitch, running TO Elizabeth Town,
the latter seized Ia cart rng, and struck the carman
drcadful blow over the face and then proceeded 10
beat him in rufianly manner. The poor fellow $
face was shockngly bruised. Immediately after the
performance of this gallant feat, Van Pet sprung on
board the Steamboat, which mmcdaiely proceeded
on her passage. We trust he will speedily be brought
TO justice.
A Dirinity-Elen Divine, who only lastcomt day
was let off" through the iniercessien of Alderman
Brady, was again yesterday taken into custody on
new charge of larceny.
Il seems that Immediately afier getting clear of the
Court. she FASTENED down to Mr.. Collins house. the
prosecutor. and stole small mahogany box. con-
tanipg iewery, promssory noies, &C. to the amount
Of s92 which she pledged for ten shillinps
The box and part of the jcwelry were recovered.
what has become OF the greater part and of the notes
is yet not known.
Today Ellen will make her second appearance be-
fore the Recorder, when, as Major Noah saws.
Nous rerrons
Forged Adrertisemc cnts.--I In the Courier and En-
qulrer Of the 24ih ult, an advertisement appeared
purporung TO be of Douglas Robinson a. Co., which
was malicously inserted by some one to do them
injury.
Suspicpn has fallen upon one Robert Riley, for
mery IN their employ, and who has been held to bail
to answer TO the chare,
Two witnesses, Mr.. Robinson aad Mr.. Eugene Ro |
The herald., 1837-03-03

u MR BRrsrow.-Let all bad writers look at his
dvertisement. III
The herald., 1837-03-03

Pnors.-Three legislatures have been at work du-
ring ,ae winter, on the pilots Of New York-Con-
gress, the legislatures Of New Yek and New Jersey.
I'm the race New York is left behind. New Jersey
has already passed law creating pilots, and Con-
gress has egalsed il in the Senate. We shall have
plenty Of packets by by.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-20
STATE LEGISLATURE.


sat day, Jaruary7.
Mr.. Edwards presented bill to pro
vide for the investment and safe keeping
Of the moneys which shall be deposited
with this State under the act Of Congress
to regulate The deposiles of the public
money; which was read the first time,
passed. ordered to be printed. and made
the order OF the day for Tuesday next.
Mr.. Burney moved That The Senate do
now reconsider their vote Of yesterday.
by which the bill to confer banking pri-
vilrges on the stockholders of the Louis.
vile, Cincinnati and Charleston Rail
Road Company, was rejected; which was