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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15


received in part payment the cashiers draft on Sa-
vannah for SIS 600 We sold this, al the best we
could, 10 John Ward q Co. for two per cent. as soon
as we rccevcd IT, These beve 10 be all the transac
TONS with the Phcnix Bank on similar terms.
QuesuoR-Were either of these discounts or both
and which of them, made on condition that you
should receive for the proceeds any part draft or
drafts on distant places7
Answer-l cannot speak with sufficient certainty
upon tina, point; but am snder the impression that
on one of the occasens referred TO, made the app
cation myself for draft on Savannah, having frs
ascerianed at what could dispose oft. AS TO
the Other cannot say; cannot tell to which OF the
transactions the Savannah draft refers.
Queslisn-Why did You apply for draft on Savan-
nah IL under belief that il would aid you in
obtaining the discount, because you really wanted
funds on Savannah
Answer did not want funds on Savannah.
had reason to suppose | could not get II otherwise,
having several times made offerings in the usual
way unnecessarily for discounts, which had not
been done by the Bank 10 the amount we wanted
When made one Of those applications Mr.. Delafied
might have supposed that wanted 10 remit To Sava.
nah as applied Immediately TO him for a draft on
Savannah. made no explanation of the matter TO
him IL was not necessary that should DO 40.
had ascertaned on what terms conld Obtain u, and
on what terms could dispose Of ". did not think
II worth nay while to communicate with him en- the
snbJect made an application for draft on Sava.
nah but once.
ny WE rVote-i uW ftqucsttd w use NVtnH'lttee
Of the Board Of Trade to propose question. De ysu
believe that the Cashier, Mr. Delsheld really suppo-
sed that you wasted draft on Savannah 10 remit nj
the time you made application to him for such draft
Answer-We mad made remttanccs through the
Phenx Bank TO New Orleans for considerable
amounts; and Mr.. Dela6eld might possibly have
supposed that wished 10 renit 10 Savannah but
presume he had no other reason to supposed
The question was again put BY Mr.. Fooie by the
direction OF the COMMITTEE Of the Board Of Trade in
more explicit terms, and being Objects 10 by Mr..
Jay, il was overruled by the Commissioners.
After some further discussion, thu question put
and Mr.: Bailey said, the weight Of my belief IS that
DIR. Dels6eld might have thought wanted the draft
Tor remittance. We had received large facilities from
the bank. The paper discounted by the bank had,
however never been Offered The ssee offerings
had born made TO the other banks, with like result
The Channan-Never mind that One bank al
time
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ed for about an hour under the Cbammsns nose, and
commenced his notes under his immediate osserva-
ton.
Mr. Sibley confirmed the statement efthe Repor or
insofar rs IL related 10 him.
The counsel for the bank and the petitioners united
in deprecating the premature publication and trusted
the wishes Of the committee would be attended TO
and acted upon.
We applied for the sale alone and not for the pur
chase Of Southern drafts. Mr.. Delaheld said, he
would discount the paper on those terms have men
toned.
p Questlon--Was your paper presented TO Mr. Della
fedo sent in to the bank in the usual manner for DIS
count \
Answer--It was presented directly TO Mr.. Della
field
aucstsn-why was il not lef, At the Bank in the
usual manner7
Answer-we made frequent offerings TO the Board
about that time which they declined doing. don Z
say that this paper had been offered, bat paper paya-
BILE in the same states had been. Another was,
that when the Board did discount II was for small
amounts; and we required more.
Quesuon-Dd you not apply to the Cashier for
Southern drafts.
Answer d 4 not
Question by Nj Feet-Did these transactions pass
into your general bank account with the Phenix
Bank
Answer-Yes.
Gueshon- When you made your general offerings
IN the usual way to the Board Of Directors did you
connect with them proposal 20 take drafts under par
IN this city for the proceeds, on Southern drafts7
Answor-a-We did not
Nv Mr.. Sibey-Yo had the intervention OF Ship
man. Corning f. Co in tho sale Of your draft; did you
sell Il to them or by them did you realize the face
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04

pT Ma BaIsrow.--Let all bad winters look at hs
advertisement.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04

THIS sa medicine, discovered and first used by Dr.
Segur in his avn case about four years since Tvs ound
posses ex,raordDary efficacy n all dyspeptc affections,
telag Of ste ndgt son, AMI irappro.
action the TODD the obstinate and az gravated
with weak oppressers dstressts nervous
ynpahieS and other lie angtmsnis VIII CHI follow.
The proce OF cure entirely different fromhat of other
Mediene-Ist Its most perfect effect when = taken with
In conjunction with the foos2d Us operation per.
cepbe only regular and natural tone Of acon IN
the sysem-3d The longer Is used the less required 10
produce the eascL-4h ny gradually ceansag and rength
euipg system the time perfect actiOn -
tsblished fr,m day day I'LL farther aid n.resssry
The proprietor particularly Invites all who are rouh ed
with any Of complaint 10 make immediate use ~ this
medicine yet failed to give speedy and per-
manert relief Each box contains loo pills. and box s
sucep, convincs OF their efficacy. SOLD NJ whofsae and
-etsil by AB.k ~ Saads l0o Fulton eorner Wa Sta
and NJ retail by R.shton Aspinwah ITO Broadway,
Scheel Canal street Norvl corner ~ Catharinr end
Mad am .,rs.,s noJd Hroa apd Others % Lon
INSTRUCT COLUMBIA, Virginia Maryland,
~ and Pennsylvania notes. purchase Al the lowest market
rates.
Drafts al ssht on ~ Louis Washington City oson Pha
delphis, and Bal,in.re, always be Obtained of
= j. SYLVESTER
go I9A Broadway. and 22Wall st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04

DARK THEAyhE This EVENING win be
MycH ADO ABOUT NorHINe-Be.edic,. Mr. Abbott
Don Pedro, M Rchings Dogbery, Mr. Placde- Hes.re.
Miss Tree-Hero Mrs Richardson.
Pas de D-ux BY Miss aud Master Wells.
THE YOUTHFUL oUEEN-Count D oxenSern, Mr. Chip
piassle. stesberg Mr. Rich ngs-chdstns, Miss Tree
II Dooraopen quarter from Commence
BoTe'si-P 50 ceuts--Gsaaery 26 cents.
| House.-Mr wALLACK Lessee-Corner OF Leonard and
Church streets ten doors from Broadway THIS EVENING
THIS dgIIp OF THE wREcK-Mauriee Che dumb boy,
Mile Gel, ste, Fyanz Mr. w. H. WiiaAs-Mr Hartman Mr.
Matthe" i sophie Miss Ayres.
BoMBAsTEs FURIoso-G-n Rombas,es, Mr.. Browne
Fusbo., Dir BaAeiey-Artaxemines, MIR. W. II. Williams
Dis, hina, Mrs Seton.
ST, MARYs EvE-Msjor Wentworth, Mr. J walack jr-
Maoile Celeste will dance La Nsrmandp.
Pit. 80 cents. Gallery. rs cents
The Free List suspended with the exception of the Press
Z under he direction Of Mr.. W R. sLAKEHTHis EVE.
TH iHS m5 e PTsse H"1pu,r. n,
Mr. 10 es-tlora Mrs Blake-Juia Miss MsttAews-C, ely,
GOLDEN FARaER-Jemmy Tvi cher Mr. John Seton :
Sniden Farmer, Mr rhorne-harry hammsr, Mr Jones'
10 conclude with
Mr. cbares-Elizabeh, Mrs Thorne-Jenny, Miss Mahews
Mrs HGmmer, Mrs Watts.
Doors opeGias J, performance hafpast
O'clock. Imr
0Li TH&ATK ETA Broadway, 1a1i door
Oto the Tallersa'isineaI Canal sreet-THIS EVENING
wi be presented,
100, Or The Legion Of Honor-Philip Garbs Mr. Finn
Jerome Mr. Colin:-lsaDel!a, Mr. Fiyn.
After which,
REMOVING THE DErosITs.-Ausustus Fssg, Mr. Finn
Lucy Pempola Mrs Riccr.
To conclude wi
THE AGREEABLE sURPRIsE-Lngo, Miss r. seaw-
Cows ip Miss M Shaw.
III Boxes 81 cents Pit 25cts Doors at
TO commence at half past o'clock.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04

mens iron bu khead which plan has gyensuch
security and confidence TO the pablo.
The Lverpoov splendid steamship, purchased by
the Contrary from JOHN TobD, 1850 buthen and 464
horse power her cabin accommodations VIII be of The most
finished description. She leaves Liverpool on the 2o,h Oct
mad New York the 2th Nov Fare to Liverpool one hun
dred dears for which wines and all stores are tur
nlshed.
No second esbia passengers taken
An experience surgeon Will accompany each vessel
Leers received board viii b. charged 25 per sin
gle sheet, large letters ia proportion beg viii be appro-
pr continent of karope and they will
be deposited therein paymeRn addition to the ships pos
age above of the regular English from Liverpool
the port departure from England 10 the continent which
port should be designated on the letters.
Fifty (measaremen) of light goods will be tab per
Royal William, the OF pounds sterling per ton eight
If offered timely For passage or freight apply 10
ABM. BELL co.
JACOB HARVEY,
Sse-tf street.
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A CAhD-iMPORTANT TO THE BEAUMONDK.
~

= "FHE VANILLA C!IWPOUND, OK PERSIAN
SOAP continues enjoy its high reputation the only
mec that will srrpons of The face and feckies
and .nbrr The smootb transparent appearance gives TO
the complexion must btspeak for great popularity
the ladies' As for having Cannot be surpassed
ducing in few seconds fine rich lath~r The
receives the nobility and OF France aud Engana
has made Ii extensively used la Europe.
be had OF d. &. Hart OF Broadway and Coandt
streets j. H. Har corner OF Chamber. Broadway;
VIM. h. HoSnan 657 Broadway; and NJ 0uien 127 Bowe
of rand of Henry and Pike and
al Grand s.; b d. Sands 100 Funon, OF William
I. Price 50 cents. sc coy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04

g IH ASTLEY NUOPEh'S LOTION FOR
- PIMpLED FACES.-Tbe great al Sir Ashley" assured
the proprietor the time he presented this recipe that be
knew instance Of its fsi ing produce The
sale o. II In Europe has been immense.
Sold by r. M Guion, l27 Bowery OF rand street,
Henry OF Pike AL II c. Hart
of Broadway and Courlandt VIM B. Hoffman,
657 away; A. r. D. Sands, 100 Fulton, of
Willis street. Price 50 cents s26eoy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04
MULWEADY,s COUGH ELIXIR-One dose IS

MULUEADY,s COUGH ELIxIR-one dose Is
able s e s Cough s
OF Coughs Colds, Hoarsene sbcriness Of Breath
tickling threat night cough with pain the chest
To those who are with the valuable proper
ties Of Mnread,s Cough Elixir the following letters viii eI
hibitits .fhcscy:-
September ed, 1885,
Gen,Ie@enB acquainted with the pre- paraton called
for the porposes advertised by you being my opinion
very safe and efheaeious remedy. :, ,ou-,
To McsSs Youug Kent,
SIS Broome street, corner OF Thompson.
New York, t2rb September 1883.
Gentlemcn-The bottle OF Mure aays Cough Elixir bad
since February have bad most severe cough sceomp
with wheeling and much spfng on the chest amounting at
times almost sufoca nearly preventing sleep
The FIRST dose made improvement and The bottle bad
whesiar or ing and san seeo with ease and eoio
feel 70 be uy TO Sc this fact TO YOU and my g5a9de
Cough Elixir Yours, most truly. ,,,
hess-s Young h Kent aul 5m.
fkosSs.6h N fsArssSs % wsoA = %.Sy psrso..
spanish languages end enabled unders,an
and speak by Of his unsg theo
ry with practice, informs the public and his friends. that he
continues nd the instruction Of sad languages, which
with the naive tongue the md so with
IT, to keep them from those lsomae blum ier Unavoidable
rerms-rrvse s25 per quarter propora reduc
ton made when there Is accession Of pupils In The sane
schools ard acsd attended the most reasonable
French and susrish gentlemen DESTROYS Of learning Eng
sh, viii fad to their advantage to apply to Professor
Trstcbas.
Evening Glasses are forming his rooms, No 22 Church
street 02-steod'
- TOUT,s ENGRAVING EsTABLlSH
- MEnT, No i72 Broadway, corser Of Maiden Lare-
This Of the Oldest In the city snd has long
considered second to none IN the unned s.aes ne
reputation has been earned and sustained by the great
evneed TO give instance complete satisfaction The
specimen books exhibit examples Of Visiting and Commercial
card Engraving from the delicate Isiian, Tor
execution Of which esrrss with " Its own recommendations.
highly polished and susceptible Of the haest impress
sion.
which hckthe silver being expressly relied for
the subscriber.
Letter s,ssps Consular and Notarial Seals.
Brass Door Plates and Knockers
Cos Of Arms Cres,s Nc Silver Spoons Knives, Forks,
NC. Inscription on Rings Lockets, Nc.
CurLssy-Just imported most splendid assortment Of
Ranors Iniad Pearl and livery They are ~ eaes shoce ar
ucles. I'D are warranted gEO N. STOUT.
81 Sur r.vner oC Maiden Isne and Broadway
MEDICAL AND sURGICAb.-DR GLOVER
W consulted uss In the treatment OF certain class OF
diseases HesPprses the public that he has received regular
professional educsoN this country and not W ~ caee
with the senamea doctsrs medical pu6s and presenaers
the day. Office NO Anr the An ercan MUSEUM
Private enruee third door from the Museum Lamp al the
Tuner Office door the evening eTH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04

DUPPIES-For Sale al Il HANINGTON'S, $50 Broad
Il way, near Nibo's Garden few NOBLE thorough bred
81 Bernard Masffs The giant dog RAm, q Mount ct
Bernard and The giant dog Oscar of also
offered sale They will be disposed reasonable
TERMS the proprietor will shortly leave the c,yhereore
this the opportunity that the lovers these noble breed
III dogs will a chance . u rchasiHg. $50 ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04

I,AsLETTE OF Pearl. AND ALABAS.
L TER.-For removing Tan, Freckes, Sunburn, kc,
for healing pmpes ard ether srupuoH OF e shin, and Inn
proving the complexion which gives increased soitnes
and beauty. Pfice Is cents
FOR sale by H. Hs 9 Broadway and IS Hudson street;
and by r. 0uion III Bowery the OF Pike and
Henry Al Grand street. between East Broadway
ADD Grand street. au7 eodSmt
- UPESlO - TABLE AND IT ga SPOONS
- And Lac Butter and Fish knve manufactured
from the American silver warranted stand the color and
LEWIS FEUCHTwANGKR,
Courzndt "a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04

THE /" Royal
William Capt.
swanson, will
!save Liverpool
as above meH.
toned. ind will
salt from New
York lSth Oett,-
bel.
Her character
for speed X safe.
~ Is already well
established. She
is divided late Sc
paraia cpunart-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04

Cerreu1his msrket s eestia1es quiet And presenutne
features before repaired The demand or speeu
ssn en ely ceased There Is no change IN pre a.
thong. eoldsr are perhaps not SO hr~ g hsrs'iors
yhe inpors in tbs mo,,h Of Sept was ss sss bales
The total stock ON Of all descriptions ABOUT low
bales. .,.,a IL NV M
ToB Acco The frmness OF holders OF this article ~ ~
ueans abaied but transactions are not large
esns on The 22d stock sale so small 20
lions scarcely worthy OF note Pfses are Ts s'eck On
haad about 2ao4 hhds. The exports n on ~. s5tS
against 50 55 hhds last season. Al recf ad rcs
good oil animation sprung up IN me submitted to
were well maintained According to slai. asac
Green River Ky Convention the % % soO - % GOO
co crop OF The Green river country ~ en, ac - :.
hhd Of which the estimated value smg ,"n,cco have
many large establishme Is for seinmhs too'cco naFe
bsea made in Sc vera parts Of the country which employ
capital Of hundred theusana aonss anu
adorable cemand Tor labor ana provisions. -. 81 -
ApsTurv-This market continues very quiet anu IN
the absence of ali holders have abai.d soms
af he 6rmness and submitted decline OF 2oaSIi cts
Fer Western some sales have been made at 7o
Trov IL held NJ IS rs; sales OF Geogetowd at
wheat remains before noticed held 7sal sScts Forsgn
rye is held Al 81 Is; sales of Northern domestic a.
Sll2l -. ,.oanss,
before for Pots and additional advance mas Deeh
effected Pearls, sales of which made at " d. Inc
stocks of both descriptions very limited
TT ansactsons this day.
HE lo,ISk Four I5a8 ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04

DANCING AND wALTzINg.-schoolst Cslumsisn
Mali sss Grand s-est-D. j. LUCAS respectfully rfom
sis III od that his school, open above place
dsys ana from 10 Ladies' and yong Masters
unasr OF and from TO 10 ~, oenuemes The
a. Assembly will be Thursday the Alb Phce Of tickets
% nonsubscrisers sl -
NIB Mr. l. - School At the City Hotel brookyn on Mon.
days and Frdays-hcurs 40 shove. ofI.
ALEAALE-ALE-Hew Ryckmsa's aud r. Bal
N I,utine JOS e-Thee extensive and well known es
office No 3x Cedar corner Of
Washington street. whers their customers ans the public can
y, surf ~29ws
u,OH .AGF-A splendid assortment Of ard ~ braid
spIu straw serns eeored and plain q Al. qualities and
..,xss - n. DAVIS, Ag't,
css,.V ga resrl 81.
T,Or.I,EC rIONs made on all paris o. The Unted
e'a'es '"'''' - g D. SYLVESTER
sap 1se Broadway and a wsllst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-04

OFF CAST CLOTHES WANTED at IS Cha.
" street, by r. L. JENNINGS, large quantity Of
genemens second hand Clothes for which he will pay the
highest cash prices Persons having clothing To dispose
will we'll call he will give least Is per
present than delay after the LIST of October Ae
wanted several frs aoresses, who unde taHd repairing
In the Gentlemen leaving sending their
address, will he attended TO- s3-eod4w-
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-01-04

ought TO have announced il. II 10 beyond all
doubt, that the four persons appointed cleo,
tors did uote for Mr.. Jefferson, bu, it is ra-
Their an uncommon mode of stating such
fact, to write, under the name of a candidate,
the names OF the persons who voted for him.
There is an informality, but il is an infor-
mality OF a character entirely different from
that stated by Dir. Davis's authority. We
have no such reverence for the iarne of Tho
mas Jefferson % TO induce US to undertake an
argument either for or against him, in this
matter but we thought that a case was pre-
sented by the testimony and the original Ger.
-tJ'cafe' that might be interesting TO nurner-
Gus readers among the elder portions of the
community"
This expose will destroy whatever char
acter for historical truth, the Life of a. Burr
may possess. The omission of the aulher of
that workao refer TO the official source in
matter of so much moment, denotes a culpa>
BILE neglect OF duty and exctes The suspicion,
that he was more Jealous TO fix stigma on
the reputation of Mr.. jefferson, than he was
TO ascertain the truth hig.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-01-04

AninGl Magnetism. N. Y. Gazette
gives US The following as the result Of an ex
pertinent in Animal Magnetism. This story
is told after the manner of the eulhot of a
late letter on the subject.
Now Miss b. just lift up your dear little
foot and step with me to Washington. All,
stop, that will do; what do you see? see
large white house: shalt we 20 in. Yes. Well
what doyou see now! A splendidly furnished
blue room. Who is in it? A small bald
headed red wbiskered man, who appears in
great deal Of distress. He sits leaning his
head on his hand, with New York paper
before him. Who else do you see? An old
grey headed black-eyed man who now DIP.
pr"aches the little man & appears TO be offer
ing consolation; but the little man shakes
his neao and heaves deep sigh"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-01-04
TRUST SALE.


BY virtue Of Deed of Trust executed
TO me by Henry G. Snyder, bearing date
December 22nd, 1885, and oc record in
the Clerks Office of the County Court
of Augusta, for purposes therein men
toned, | will sell at public auction on
Saturday the 9th day of this month
january to the highest bidder, for
Cash, before the Door Of the WAYNE
Tavern in Stauuton, the following
property 10 wit:
All the interest of said Snyder in and
20 House e. Lot in the town Of Staun-
ton, being the same in which the said
Snyder lately resided-(aDd his interest
being one undivided hal0-Aiso,
One French Post Bedstead, and
Feather Bed, aud Bolster, two Pillows,
one pair Blankets, one pair Sheets, and
under Bed, a Desk. and Book Case,
and Thirty Hour Clock-and sundry
other articles of Household and Kitchen
furniture, embraced in said Deed Of
Trust.
The title to the property is believed
to be uDquestiODable, but acting as Trus-
tee | will convey such only as is vested
in me BY the Deed Of Trust aforesaid.
CHESLEY KINNEY, Trustee.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-01-04
TAKE CARE OF YOUR FIRES

The season of stoves and large fires,
especially its commencement, is the sea-
son OF danger, arising from carelessness.
There are several unsafe practices in
relation to fire, which deserve notice.
There are hundreds of cases, in which
stove tunnels go into fire places, which
are closed by putting up mere board
Many OF those we have known to take
fire from falling SCOT aid when burnt
through TO be discovered and extinguish-
ed. The consequences had they caught
fire In the night time, might have been
most disastrous. Where boards are
used, they should be lined throughout,
on the Inside, with tin or sheet iron.
But sheet iron door Of the whole size
is better; and to fill ian opening with
brick wall is best, where it can be
done, besides being cheaper.
Careless leaving of wood in open stoves
or open chimnies at night, has sometimes
destroyed houses, and even lives. But
above all, taking up or saving ashes in
wooden box or barrel, has been the be-
ginning of many fires, whose end has
been desolation, bankruptcy and death.
This is practice which o good house
holder should tolerate for single day.
So much for prevention. Now for
cure Are the pumps aud engines in
good order? Are the firemen and officers
we'll drilled to the most approved sys-
tenn OF cold water tactics? A word TO the
wise is sufficient.