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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14
THE UAIR! THE HATK!!-I, should invariably

THE HAIR! THE HAIR! lit shonld invariably
be borne in mind that good Of Teeth, the
most des rable property The possession Of fine head sf
HAIR, and which only be obtained by and
free OF the vEGETABLE HAIR OIL richly perfnmed
and desirable Substitute for the Injurious preparations
that daily pamed upon the public.
The advertiser pledges himself that the VEGETABLE
HAIR OIL will be ouRd to noursh and gben the hair
bald paees-and In order the
svc demand for IT, has put at the low price Of 50 per
bottle. For sale by II. C. HART, IT'S Broadw ay
ABLY corner of Courtlandt ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14
GENTLEMEN MS
CAST or CLOT NC
ROUGHT.

AND THE FULL vALUE GIVEN IN CASH, BY n
N. LEvETT
428 Broadway. ...
Knowing there who make pun In their
advertisements of Clothing, many
do give the full value for the same L. will as.
those gen. lenen who have such articles
and VINO SEND for him. of their receiving very
value la CASH for every article
N. BA line through the post ONCE other lee the
above address. will meet " h due attention myl-3nA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14
ma. vIC,rORTA HAIR CUTTING ROOM

II cor Rnltnn ard esosn way, west side.-CLlREHU0H
has jus, opeued the sbsse with his oses
where Iodiea and geptlemen always asa
him me" prepared W and arrange their hair the
mn al pvryallng style ~ fasho-. wtnI
'''' CLiREHUGHs SYSTEM mW
ofeustng senemess hair entirely orig adopt
ed by ess~d artists In Lsudoa and Pss ssdswen
tpsy The uvurasce SD bessy eff Hwe sesd
hair The de gp and erreunp have en- dercris,ten
eiep,6c end pslpu he bar y sesse os
the sage, classic end eeg odd dgsny -
grace tn ~hole W k~m~ The Tree pnno
ssphv q, the h,vressers " srrsagr ~ sss' ~
ss the 6aeu Gea ares may n pruved ~ "hr oss esu
srd " nsnres gsv ths pisusst euse assoc msy
IN spp~ar p~sit,ey hsndsose. Iris gn ~ rehper 80 ~
,airsa IN an enis~n decree ssd sehnnvf~asss ~
nave changed coursersses snd.rt-v mss ~
rr,rs pce 70 the rc-ms 6rsi door irem srosawy
~7 tuss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14
Observation-Disclosures HoteI.

~ This elegant establishment regeneraed II lis opened
anew and on principle The subscriber has taken the
premises on lease He accommodate 100 oSgers with
excellent beds The prices reduced 81
transient boarders Including lodging ~ per week for
lar boarders. eI. =
The subscriber respectfully reques trial; and he would
remind his old Boston friends in hal particular
enon will be paid 10 the comfort accommo Sa Of all
who may homo. him ith their patronage 3 .w
His stock of wines recherche his table spread with every
deicacy the affords end purcnaty, cvily, ceaDl
and despatch will be prsmineB throughout his
bishment. ie7lms 'ks AMOS 81 ALLEN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14
CARD ENGRAVING.
Visiting Cards, store Cards, Card
& ut Home, sc. &C. -
NEALEtS


CARD EseRAvise 5 AND 4 3 + FRi + OFFICE.
NO. join STREET. NEAR BROADWAY.
nc engraved approved and fashionable ayIs. and
ss OF exchange Si heads bs Of IasinE sSs, lie he en-
gnved the lowest prices for cash The
.. visirINe CARDS ENGRAVED FOR TWO D6L-
Lars myH I'm
mas City sacsn, sppc.ise :, f.aps.
truly astonishing female figure surpssses anything II Kind
eyer eahs sd 2. arge nssyes and the chest,
with the idea Of lis actual existence With exquisite and
The sccordoa Alter which win .xchsnEe sccordioa for
GUITAR hold gracefully At ease, and play an accompsni
besg lLey are entirely dssm ar with The one
performer human and Tie other have ssnhed
exquisite son dog gambsng with the 6garc and
ss s s.ss'es tor
Amesg, ihs seanufs moving d'cam.s Of Hanoeon The
y dasbng round The Sirius whistlyng
received each night Of rs performances 10 crowded audi
popular and serrs,isg Evening EIhb,ons reopen This
and '. ps s:G,
r s .se5 nsd eS ss ,sope s ssv.
ss % ,hsr sus sseess. soas. nay =,
all tines be seeured 81 the Ssoo' Tickets Tor boxes so eta
bali pe1a --.---- nyLy
DGsSIccTso SssoR saTas - M ses.s, .s,ts
rcommended by many OF the eml.eni p.yscsn Of
this city their ,tierts for the following deas viz
foenxa Colds, csogb Purd Sore Throst Chrosie Alec
ions the Lupgs Liver Spleen. Bowels Dspecsis In all
various stages Rheumasm, Gut Parsyss Palsy, al
diseases such Essy Salt Rbeum scsd Hesd
scrofslcus Erup,ous Mereurs Diseases tc all diseases pc
cuiisr the feua kc.
Visitors may bsvea Bath - Eve minutes notice every day
from ecock, A. N. unti 10 O'Clock, NJ An iatelligen
female N suendanse Lsdies.
Gvniee furnished apartments with board and the best
Of rur~es provided nvads WIN wish pat them
Selves under Dr Us treatment hi Bshs n proper
mention, his Baths AMI treatment have resemblance
Thoasonisr Bsths and treatment DR. h regular educs
physcian belongs the Medical Society of this city
clsssed wits the tsinceuu,eks Of the dsv icfS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14
SUCCESS TO j. A. & l.. VERNOL'S,
4 .--.--. DIAPERS AND TAILNRS. .--.-

II I "--@"|. DKAPEKS AND TAILUHS,
T As they have ado"ted the cash SYSTEM and able
sell clothing the sonsble The public
vied to call and examine their assortment and they will be
satisfied hn great savlag viii be realised in cash SYSTEM
conducted at 81 Chatham
NB Cloth and cashmere vesngs kept hand and made
10 order In tie most fashionable style. my24-Imt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14

vTUTIN0 CAu0S N pinir vvsry, the rsxsn aid fsucy
hssAs psis,eA ,k~ H~ Gerwsr rcrc.ls,r Card, nsy
proeuveh nsder IsSe sod Broadway.
sTOUTs Essrsvisg Establishment, where specimen bsoks
msy be spes. fM II &M M SID
A.p s,vvr plated Door 49, Nunh.r plates. the plstns n
vhash sscc~~esH sisA The SILVER being expressly rolled
nsvssssss Cc.-sss- Gard. executed With ass.s ~ sd
snNe. $500
eri~r
srs~ Bcs~ p,sses, K%>eAsr.ke
srOur, v~res q Maiden Lace
sAa9 aaa nruadwnv.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14

Eu0LIsH TISSUE PApER-e c.se-, - resus
II esch white ssd ssores cccrs spdise frs~ slip Asbats
ycAnrsELL 4 rvRssg.
jes-iw ne s>d I "a Nsssu q
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14


Dark raEAYnE THIS EVENING wiz ss per.
IoN-Adras,us Mr. Fredsrieks-Ior, Miss Troecsm.n,Ae
Pas DE- 'DETx. ~ xs.,er and Miss Wells sa..'
THE MARRIED. KAKE-Mr, FIsh.y, Mr.. murdoch Mrs.
Irctrac, Miss Cnshman, Cornet Filzherbert FzAsnry'
rT Doorsopen a si-Derformans conscience stTcloch
BoIe.s l-Pii So cesw-G alery % cents 100000
~ HOuss:- Nj, wALLAcK Lsssee--THIs EVENING
The BE BE srRArAcEn-porcour,, Mr.. George
Barrett. I'LL 81 -
THE oUMB sELLE-viyian, Mr. George Barrett; Mary,
Doors open at si~Perorn begins at IT. Boxes 81,
fETA,,IMS1 r LIN-TaEATRE,c Hl.THAM SQUARE
SIX DEsKE~s Of caiME.pJuIio Darmlly, W ser.ou--
Francois a Mr. KrbyRoSeri, Mcdonald MADAME Dorr
COMIC DANCE, Master Titus.
THE two DisSSSy'fGSksnsrry Wakefield, Mr. W. SETON
Boxes eerts-rit rs cents-Private Boxes, FIVE dollars
GREAT ATTKACTION- Something new Tor New
price. EDwARD ToWNLEY Agent Jeii Ina nan
Rubber and cloth cushions with iron and wood frances
AbM bASSFORO respectfully invites public examine
splendid 6'x Win to st1s sf
no r o. an Sy r TO
then be offered az auction those who 20 this
sine IS Will lind this the very in New York. The
well established and respectable Saloon 2s Broadway
arges 10 inc world just put n Players and
10 both The above the Dioamas Broadway or FROM
NO, II Ann street mv3t
'UNHts WAs.xAS Al hUnU A..--i.e poplc
are respectfully informed tina; the walks grou
this delightful place have been nuch proved
Five of trees been planted the
o. the Ferry which afsrd pleasant and shady walks and
lead TO the beautiful along the river Those wishing
ape the aoise turmoil large city, are ena.
BLEED by few minutes sail enjoy the freshness OF the
try and view nature in all It's charms.
Ferry boats plying constantly from Barclay
CHI sophe Gets to this place. night lay
street until ten O'Clock. Ferriage cents. ee SErs
u THE PHENIx, Ann street. William street.
BRANCH OF THE SHAD ES.--The subscriber, proprietor
OF tine Shades, respectfully informs his ends the public
generally that received opening
Of The Shades has induced take the above house with
view accommodate those who Of
the city. The house fitted up SIMILARLY and will be conduct
ed in all respects the the Shades. 1He..
ley ..... l. EVANS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14

NOTICE-MRs BENNETT Straw Hat Manufacturer,
2s7 Broadway has removed her busaess stairs the
first floor. Here IL the show sale choice
Of English Patent PUNISHABLE fine Tuscan fne Leg
horn fine Split Slraws, and all kinds OF imported coored
Straw and Tuscan Hats besides fashionable stock CT
Shared and Suk Hats &c &c.
Mrs. B. requess from such ladies wish get suited
with u the above named articles.
~ Be partcuarenrance by the private doo-, close by
the show OF Doops Hats elt.#s 4f Is I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14
FkkE WORKS.
United states Labora sor

ISAAC EDGE, yE,, PrROT cHNIsT,
u Nov sasrs iothe public the sxensive ana bris
sssorment of fsshbsoul rre WORK IN TIE United sst~s
consisting q several honsand Housry signal Rs~heu OF
various sizes with rich and fascy headings Wheels OF every
Description with plain and coisred centres fixed
peces q s the various descriptions might sggesp
nmrs Seneos Lght Rc~sn Candies Msrroons, sap Sig.
ma . Theatrical Fires, nc. nc kc. s..0
% Commi,tee, Tor city Or coanry displays military sns
private psftws rsn be supped the most liberal terms with
goods warranted the steals being selected from the
ceisorssd chemists IN Europe.
Agestsin New York; fveln, 81 Fulton e. 0resn
wtch 81; Lewis Page Son. 90 Maiden Lsnes osssner =
Young ia Chatham ST. Story HswkbursL broohyni o.
d The subscriber 81 the Laboratory, Jersey CITY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14

0P Mr.. BRIsTow.-Lst all bad writers look at
his advertisement.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14
CORPORATION sHINPLAsTERs
TAAEN PAR ~
~ NJ A.

CORPORATION SHINpLASTEKS
TAaEN AT Par ny
10. MORRISON a. SON,
Nos. 1876 and 1873 Greenwich st
between Fulton and Vesey streets, New York,
r. et ii Ef... anf44Gll IMPORTERS or aeiataf IL
AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Drugs. medieInes Chemicals Dye Woods, Dyyrs rnlsrs
+. Bleachers Paper Makers, Gunpowdrr Mamuacturers
Hau.rz', Calico Prntss and Psia,ers Articles OIL win.
dow Glass, and Glass Ware Patent Medicines Surgeons
'"'' ''' GKOcEKs' ARTICLES.
Tea Sponge, coarse and fne
Nusnegs saltPetre
MACE Carr way Seeds
Indigo snun, Msccsboy
Cssiile Soap do Scotch
CLOVIS Stoughtens kitters
Cinnamon Sap. arb soda
CaveRse Pepper MACK Lead
Pepper 8suse, Chalk
POD ana Pearl Ashes s,ogrbridgc Fire Brick
Starch Corks
Rotten Stone Cssss BUds
Lquorscs Ball Castor Oh IN Bottles
r IN Brick Alcohol
Saerstus Cspoerss
Wig Blue Epsom salts
Powdered Ginger and Root rlosr Sspher
White Lead. d,y and In oil IsL In bottles
Jamaica Ginger Lomcer Marches
Aum Csrb Ammonia
Oil Peppermint, and other Bri,i Lsstre
Essential Oils olive Oh m baskets
Isaslass, Russia Soda foe washing
OILS.
Winter suased Sperm Lnsecd
Pail do do Nealsfoot
Summer do d, olive, CT sweet
Whale asd refund Whale, sp,rits Turpertne, and
5000 FAMILY MeDiCIHES,
myf8ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14


I Gentsmss Classes morning and afternoon They are
~ Merchants and strangers visiting the city. com
ple,e course ofessons Ia two or three days my24 Inn
NEW YORK BAZAAR
KINDS AND SIZES, ~ EVERY sTyLE. AND FOR ANY
ls Three s DIOR. from Nassau ss%set'
" City and couuuy merchants win find constantly very
ice 10 any size or any quantity they by Shipping
them In SO profitable packing may be desired 10 part
Real genuine Cologne Water Imported frsm Germany Of
Y ,. s1 fiery D
CRATE APRONS,
eths most beautiful patterns, which attract the attention Of
Ladies' wonderfully myll-lmtI
sn,I L =: 4 I BR 70 w5.
LAW, MEDICAL, CLASSICAL, THEOLOGICAL,
n MISCELLANEOUS,
tr Blank and school Books,
STATIONERY, PRINTS, &c.,
myA Inn At the lowest prices for cash.
Composition Orna ,saent Mandatory,
M JOHN CALLER respectfully informs Architects
scrpton for the interior finishing Of buildings the lowest
B. Specimens can We seems The mandatory as above
Ornaments got upto any design. 80 mys-sm'
or MRS. BIRD, Midwife and Fema- MUSICIAN, has re.
moved 322 Rawery door above Bleecker where
ladies be accommodated with beard pleasant furnished
and The best OF attendance during their confinement
to females. Advice gratis. Y ~ ..a1 gmys-3m"
@t B.. .SYLVESTEh,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKER,
ffH Nos. $50 BROADWAY, and % WALL sTrEEr.
=. Has ne other Offices in this City elsewhere jes
" SECOND WARD HOTEL-Next 10 the corner of
Fulton street, Nassau Tbis well known establish.
men having undergone thorough refting, l. in com
pleie order for the accommodation of who may honor
with their patronage. @a sN II ESQ E8 ..l,Ils}sa
There this house, besides the lower story which
threwn entirely open public bar large upon
the second story IS feet by IS well
ton OF public meesgs, together with smaller
adapted for the use of clubs referees for the transaction of
other private business t
Clubs ana private parties accommodated with rooms, and
may be furnished with dinners suppers composed
species Of game deieacy which the afford
notice. EDMUND JONES, Propri. tor jeIl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14

IN N
THURSDAY KvENING, ysne ith- A III
sseISS sfI Of the engagement. Of the extraordinary RA
The Proprs,or ,n,ou, n crafty HI. ..,rous NV every
in his power respectfully thai he hes u
ss e
direction o. GABRIEL Ravel. consisting Of
s sasas k R...l :,s@. fks s.s aoa
PomInaus Rayel. Eusesss Fsnsion, oa, ~ =.
Mad Jerome 1 Ravel Mad Eugene ten.len Is.
mss ns ADELE ADJ ssvs Mads Elizabeth a1 Ssa.
Principal Sole Player. .,.,,. X. Fenelon,
of entepsiamens have Studied elegant
s pses nss p rss
ed in the French language. "a N 81 w
Vaudeville un acte-Par NJ Warm Desvnrgen-rspressn
e pour fss Paris sur lie Theatre du Vaudeville
Duplessy, mature de dessn, NJ Jerome Ravel.
ksspnss son na TOMBSTONE FIan ,", R Ra
Augustine femme de duplesy, Mile. Eur Ravel
Jeunes PEI sonses, eleves de duplessy.
La scene Sc pase Paris dams la MaiSon de Monsieur Du
Aiinr which, the Tavel Family on The TIGHT ROPE.
No l. Jean Rave! will dance Pas Gro,ssqus:
No Dance Of vinngers by Javei Rave with large bas'
No g. Pas de B. rgere, by Miss Adele Ravel
No. La Petite Amonr will surprise the audience with her
No. Mad Jerome will dance Pgs seul whou, balance
No s. Javel Ravsl WILL fbr the LIST time, the
deru! Pas de Tsmbourine. $50
And conclude with the most daring feat of Throwing SO.
merset and aghng again bis feet thu rope being
the only person In the world who has accomplished such
an extraordinary act
An ntermsson of half hour for promenade ind refresh
me Hts.
The whole conclude with the beautiful Tableau vivan
called the
ITALIAN BRIGANDS,
Or the Midnight Assault
Or entire principal as painted in Paris by the cele
braed Ccery founded circamsarc which tuay
cured Paris in 1904 Characters by the Rave Family
The above performance has nsver been executed but by
the Rave Family
~ Tomorrow, a Soiree Amusaptc Les Vaudevles
which received last evening with every testimony OF APP
probation and delight by crowded ana fashionable audi
cBce.
Tickets, so cents
Doors oceckand the Concert TO commence at
O'Clock
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14

,saisax 81, = sqeoa y nasasye., s.s .sasp,s.
.staof
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14

CILLOTT,S CHLEB ATED PATENT
METALLIC PENS.
II CONSTANTLY % kspa, stthe nsnufsciurevs
ause as Reehmsn Isr large stock of s hts well known
PENS. wsrrssteo of bea qusldy. tt
Thsre Psps asnuiscscd u~der the personal supcrn
tesden~e n Mr. 0leu, The public therefore conf
druy dep~sd the ~sr'sinsnce of os~ qualities which
have esssned Cor them w,es, reputation
N Ccunserfrits, wheh easily be deertcd
by sh-ir usAshsd appearance and The Inferior II
which they pot up msem
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AID

J
Walker street. respectfully invites public attention
his rieh assortment OF Summer Hats. particularly to
his four dollar beavers WHICH Tor ghass taste and
peror style OF hnlsh he challenges conpe ion 10 equal
Also full Of short nap Moleskip Nutra Plain
Russia Silk Leghorn, and Whaebone Hats admirably adapt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14
SPOKEN.

lancashire from Liverpool for Savannah, on the Bar-7h
Hissrva, Marshall Mobile r ave in lat ~, Ion 'sissh
ISSiss, Truenan I'm Mobile r. Liverpool In lat al Ion 70
4l-lst instant
MEMORANDA.
The shp Corea from Liverpool, Boston, reports the
Is,A Nay In Ia, IS g. IS ~, steamboat, standing East
this supposed to be the sniua
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14

- c. - FOu nARTrOk Dr. ssrsn.
ER< boat cLkoRATRA, Captain Dsssss, Win
leave iron Peck shp kass River. every
Tuesday, THURSDAY saturday afternoon Of selpsk
The ,mbost BUNKER HILL. Capt sAs(ord viii leave
from Revery Mesday. Wednesday and Friday
iernoon, Al O'clock,
FOR NEW LONDor-stsses vim be In READINGS. a ky~.
tn convey passengers New Lopd0s
" Freght taken sntil ocloeh. III
For further issormasisn isselrs o bcsrd, ercf
HB All persons forbid f~sas any one on sssos, a.
stes mboats Cleopslrs and Lexington. m1D-ar,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14

IN HAT STORE TO l. II, and stock for sale,
Too Broadway. In consequence Of hs indispostion
OF the managing partner OF the firm of sodart Cook,
II dissolved by mutual esnsen the 4lh instant The
will be let TO responsible enas asd immediate posses
zion given, and stock Of Hats Caps and Stock Frames
will be sold accommodating teras Apply the premises.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14

Ia FOR SALe-Age nlee Gotta age residence, pleas.
E. any ,itua ed, the village OF stanford CoBnec-
@ tcu fronting on the Sound with Ice house, and all
que ouhsdisgsa large Garden abounding with fruit and
IA Of first land including prime Orchards Of
grated In full bearing The house three large
sitting Rooms with French sashes opening 70 the foot and
Steamboats, from stamford daily New Ycrk Al and u
O'clock NJ and from the city stamford half past A.
NJ O'clock r. NJ Apply tf by letter post psd) Mr.
mfnrdG rt;cut nlws
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-14

try, and they will do this by making
them payable IN New York, Philadel.
phia, Baltimore, Boston, Cincinnati,
New Orleans, and perhaps other pla-
ces. Bank notes with The advantage
of redemption at various points, and
based upon the well known credit aud
solvency of the United States Bank,
would without question he received
every where, and would enjoy perfect
confidence. The travelling communi-
~ would be accommodated, aud every
individual wishing TO transmit hun
dred dollar bill from one end of the
country TO the other, could do SO with
perfect security and without loss. The
convenience 10 the public would be
very great, and the advantage to the
Bank immense, as such notes would
enjoy circulation probably greater
than at any period since its establish
ment under the old charter"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-14
NEWS, POLITICS. NC.
From the New York Express.
A NATIONAL NK--SUPERSEDEI

"We doubt very much whether the
establishment Of National Bank will
be brought forward again for many
wears TO come. The United States
Bank has now got foot hold in this
CITY, and in manner that is likely to
be permanent. 1t is established under
law of our State, which, il is stated,
if altered or repealed, cannot affect
those banking institutions which have
been or may be organized under II |;
and if thus is correct we do not see
why the charter is not perpetual. The
Bank is now in successful operation ~
this city, as well as in Philadelphia; It's
branches are established in New Or
leans, Cincinnati, and various other
large places. AS soon as the local
Banks in Alabama, Louisiana, and
Mississippi resume specie payments, as
they unquestionably will in the course
of few months, there is no reason
why this Bank may not deal in domes-
tic exchanges as extensively, and at as
low rates as formerly. We have II
from such authority as we deem sat's-
factory, that the great bulk oftheir OPP
eratlons, here will CONSIST in discount
ing this description Of paper. The
other large Banks recently commen-
ced in this city under the present law,
and the great charter granted IN South
Carolina Tennessee. and Mississippi,
will beyond all question soon be IN OPP
Grafton. Most offhem have establish
cd q credit in Europe that will afford
them the facilities they require. These
Banks will find it for their interest also
to deal in domestic exchanges; all
which will create rivalry and com
petition that will keep down the rate OF
internal exchanges to point equiya-
lent TO the transportation OF specie.
If the rate of exchange should rule
ON all parts of the United States at or
about one per cent, as we think 1t w'i''
the next object will be 10 have des-
cription of Bank notes, that Will be re-
ceiyed throughout the United States 81
mar or a fraction under. II this can
be effected, there will be no need OF
National Bank.
We are informed that as soon as the
Ranks at the South have resumed spe'
Gle payments, it is the intention OF tht
present United States Bank to issue
description of bank notes that shall bt
generally current throughout the coun
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-14

UaLawrrL OpTaAsE.--On Toes.
day night, the 30tlult., Mr.. John Bur-
bridge, living on the line Of tho Canal.
about five miles below Cumberland,
was so seriously beaten with clubs and
stones, by some orthe Irish laborers on
the Canal, that his lfo was considered
in imminent Danger. We learn that
the cause Of this outrage was, tina, Mr..
Burbridge had sent his negroes to one
ofthe slnn,ecs TO retuko somc turkeys
that had been stolen from him that
evening after which fifteen or twenty
laborcrs went to the house oi Mr.. b.
and called to him, and on appearing al
the door he was seized and most inhu-
manly beaten. On the following day
Col. Thruston, with Captains King and
Hallcf's Companies, marched down the
limo and arrested and brought to town
thirteen of those supposed 10 have been
conspicuous in the outrage. They arc
TO be tried on Tuesday the 9th inst.
and we hope, if found guilty, they may
be severely punished, for this violation
of both law and humanity. - Cumber-
iaud Cipihaa.