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arc eozeued and cajoled by aspifanls or
raniing demagogues, 10 surrender their pre-
cious privileges Are they aware, as The
honorable Senator slid, that the Senate OF
the United States is aoiD entering into an
examination of the Indebtedness OF each
State. under pRErENcE, that application has
been made by the States that the U. Siases
should assume their debts thereby impair
ing their credit abroad, and perll'og those
State works already begun, but not yet
completed. Are they prepared to submit
TO such impudent scrutiny. and 10 yield all
those valuable privileges that our iorelaihers
have Transmitted, and put on the yoke OF ~
rannyl Ii SO, 90 on, and the accomplish
ment Of the work viii be certain indeed. -
Near the conclusion, he remarked that be
had no political ends to subserse, that he
had attained that age, when be should soon
have to "Ieave the political arena, aud IN
deed the arena OF human life"
la Mr.. Clay. you see man tranquil
as the sumbeung lake tranquil amid the
shouts of deaieniug appause-iall, grace
tul, eloquent, adapting the action TO the
word and the word TO the action "--elear
IN his illustrations, and close aud concise
IN the arrangement Of his argumeni-ener
relic, when his lofty soul is fred by sln
cere love for has country, and 10, less stu.
cere bate Of all oppression. He spoke ~
high and lofty strains Of William Henry
Harrison. He described him as a man
whom he had known long aud intimately
and durug that long and close acquaintance
had seen all both in his public aud private
life 10 admire he spoke Of him as a man,
who lusted not after personal aggrandIze.
meut a, the expense Of human lberly--as
one, whom the lures Of life had never cheat
ed 10 dshonor, and as one, who lmpefsoua-
ted truth and siacerily. BE occupied Ire
attention Of the company about ono hour
and half, during which time he was often
cheored with enthusiastic applause.
Henry A. Wise was then toasted, and
rose and made 40 eloquent aud thrilling
speech; short, but Of much pongoney -
Twas beautiful figure from It's eSordmm
10 ITS conclusion. lie lkencd this country
TO a fleei-each State Ship, aud IN the
distance, "a dark rakIsh looking vessel,
with Loco Focotsm written on her stern.
lie is q msn who oft times has reminded me
ut Steamer, whose machinery Is too pow
erluI for the lsil. tie is animated, quick
Of comprehension, aud happy IN hts aIln
sluns, aud gives earnest, strong, uDerT'ug
indications Of future greatness. lrdecd he
IS already great high mnded, JEALOUS and
patriotic. In fue, the whole Dinner was
most brilliant affair, where many, very maay
men Of commence and raleul we're to b. seen,
among whom were, besides these | have
mentioned, Mr.. Tyler, Mr.. Leigh, Mr.
Rous, Mr.. Mcfarland, Mr.. wyndham
Robertson, Mr. Lyons. Mr.. Patton, Mr..
Archer, and Mr.. Jno. Robertson most Of
whom addressed Vie company IN iehcisous
strains. Twas scene, shlch cannot soon
be elaced and as the Wing says, will lorn
an epoch 10 our lives. thus | give you
The scattered thoughts Of Whe. : witnessed.
NJ.
Feb 27.h, 1870
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not have voted Tor them and would not i, be
could. II was not 10 his nature 10 be VIC.
ent or proscriptve parlizan, but he had
given u firm support 10 the republican ad.
mlnis,ration Of Jefferson, Madison and Mon.
roe. He hoped the Senator from Virginia
was answered-he was sure the Senate must
be wearied with this frivolous and unproil-
able squabble."
have gone somewhat into detail in re-
cording General Harrson's remarks, for
was very favOrably impressed with The
promptiiude, self.possesslon aud proprie,y
of his reply to the rude attack made upon
him. lie carried away all the laurels.-
Mr.. Randolph, however, returned 10 the at
tack in long stream Of viluperoIion, inter.
rupted only BY an eloquent tribute 10 Chez
Justice Marshall Being the frs, time
had heard hun. | listened 10 HIN attentive
". 1t is impossible not to be deeply inter.
esied by the originality of thought and ex-
preston, the play Of genus and talent, and
the various information which are mingled
in the harangues of this eccentric with an
utter disregard for the feelings of others and
of the common deceneies OF life. AT the
same time, it is impossible not TO feel thai
he is entirely out of place 10 the Senate o.
the L. s. Several Senators. with whom
have conversed, speak of him as one who Is
alike injurious oihe character and efficiency
OF the Senaie-his frequent desultoTy aud
irrelevant harangues reiard lts business,
while the acrtmony and vlrulence of his tone
must lower lis dignity IN the public estima-
ton. Mr.. Calhoun IS censured for not ex
ercising his authority as presiding officer,
in regard to Mr.. Randolph. He seems IN
deed TO have 1slned that kind Of uscendancy
ia the Senate, that while no oae approves
his conduct. every Que Is afraid OF hun
He says what he pleases and does as he
pleases, and there are none 10 say to him,
nay. Some excuse HIM on the score Of ~
sanity, and there is certainly good deal IN
his conduct ard appearance to favor the idea
but II this be the case, why IS he where
he sl \ Senator Of one Of the first States
ofihe confederacy MIR. Randolphs person
IS like his manner and hts history peculiar.
4 tall thin figure, a small head, piercing
eyes, cadavarous complexion, short waist
and long legs, with peculiarly ehemluate
and clear voice. lie dresses more like a
gentleman this session, II IS s4ld, than he
has been known To do for many years. A
blue Goa, and walsicoa,, drab bfeeches,
white top boots, jocky cep, and his bair tied
by single string, constitute The costume Of
this Virginia Senator;
"A man so various, that he sscms 10 I've
Not one, bat all mankinFs epliome.7
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a Child infhe Woods.--Some sensation
has been caused IN the neighborhood I"
Sherbrookc, Lower Canada, by the discoE'
cry Of a white child, supposed TO be four Of
five months old, in the possession OF small
party Of the ST. Francis Indians. The poo.
little creature was in wretched state o.
utlering--emaciated almost 10 mere skel'
e'on dashed to a board, papoose fashion,
with piece Of raw venlson in IFS NOUN,
which The squaw who had il IN charge hap
given II 10 satisfy It's hunger, being hersea
incapable of supplying The proper food DC,
signed by nature for infants OF that tender
age. The poor child was purchased irom
the Indians by kind hearted Captain 40
ANS, who paid them fog II five dollars nnd
barrel Of -four. lie also provided for II .
suitable nurse and comfortable clothing
II is estimated thai tho parents are known,
or al least suspected, The child was no.
stolen from them, but transferred by them
selves To the Indlans---wilh what pnfPo"
the Canada papers do not say.
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The House then resolved itself into q
Committee on the Census bill, having been
read through, II was concluded that It would
he best TO suffer il 10 pass without further
amendment. The COMMITTEE therefore re.
ported the bill as il stood,
The House thea wen, into Committee
on the Senate bill TO continue the Office OF
Commissioner OF Pensions until the 4Ih OF
March, I542, and 10 transfer the duties Of
that officer from the Navy Department 10
the Office Of the Commissioner, and also 20
transfer one Clerk.
Both bills we're reported 10 the House
when the latter bill was taken up Mr.
Profit. of Indiana, moved 10 reduce the sal
ary Of the Commissioner from $4,000, to
s., 500, and demanded the Yeas aud Nays,
when the House adjourned.
IA the Senate, q number Of memorials
were received, snd reports acted upon.
The assumption Of State debts coming
again under consideration, the question was
tlsen on Mr. Claws motion for an indefinite
Posiponemen, Of the subject, and uegaaved,
- votes 10 Is.
Ga motion Of Mr. Gruniy, the subject
was further postponed lli Monday.
Ga motion Of Nr. King. the Senate then
took the adverse report made by the Com
miltee Oh indian Affairs on the claim of ia
bal B. Hancock. After debate, Mr.. hug
moved that the report be reconmited, vita
instructions to report bill Cor his rebel,
which no,loa was rejected, IS votes to ..
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SIR. Campbell sand, il this we're doubled,
he was wiling TO modify his resolution, so
as 10 pu, lbe matter out Of doubt. Ii was
so modified accordingly.
After considerable debate, q call for the
previous question, and division Of the origi.
nal question, the Resolution was carried by
large majority.
Mr.. Jones, from the Committee Of Ways
and Means, said he was instructed 10 report
resolution making the bill for providing
for the issuing OF Treasury Notes, the spe.
clal order of Thursday next.
The Speaker announced tina, the frs,
business 10 order was, the call Of the States
for Resolutions, and that the gentleman
from Virginia could offer his resolution by
general consent only.
The House declining by vote to sus
pend the rules, the Speaker commenced his
call in the reverse order Of the States, and
great plumber Of resolutions we're offered.
10 pursuance of notice heretofore given,
Mr.. Stuart Of Illinois, introduced a bill
granting pre- emptlan rights to actual set
tiers on the pubic lands, which was twice
read and referred TO the Committee on Pub
lie Lands.
On the State Of kentucky being called,
Mr.. Graves moved suspension Of The rules,
10 order to consider the Resolution offered
BY him The other day, proposing an inyesll
cation BY the Commtlee on Expenditures
10 the Post Office Department ~ the case
of Mr.. Robinson, formerly a Clerk IN the
ID paFtmeui. But the House refused to sus.
pend, and, on motion Of Dir. Reynolds, the
House adjourned.
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FgRRrARY %

FEBEUARY %.
The question yesterday before The House,
at It's opening, was on the appeal 81 Mr. Ad.
ans from decision e The Char, THAI Mr..
Fillmore Of New York ,euld no, proceed IN
reading a resolution Sb.cb had been agreed
to 70 the Committee OF Elections, but not
YET reported 10 the House, bot winch II vas
moved TO PRINT, without vote of leave.
Ga tins appeal, II Briggs vas entitled
to the tiOoS. Ater be- concluded, the gues
ton was then taken % the appeal, lnd the
Speakers dpclsloa was sustained so votes
70 3. SoltSas decided thal Nr. Fillmore
could cot read me resolution passed ~ the
Conaitee Of Elections, without leave ofthe
House.
Some objection was made 10 Dir. Fill.
ulore's egafn taking The aoor on The matter
which had been for same days Gadef Discus.
500, on The ground that be had been called
10 order and had taken bis seat. Mr.. Fill.
more warmly insisted upon ms privilege.
The Chair deciding ina, Mr.. f. could
not proceed, ~Hhout leave from the House,
Dir. Bell appealed from has decision, AMI the
Yeas and Nays we're ordered % thC appeal.
Mr. HolIsmaa moved, that NJ. Fillmore
have leave 10 proeeed; bat Mr. F. replied,
vith warusth, that neither Be- nor bis ccn
s,dueais eo8id eaasCni 70 speak b. pefmls
sloa. lie Soald speak, by right, or moi al
al.
The moraine hour having expired, Mr..
Rtss Garlasd remind he House laat Fra.
dzy and SATURDAY,, having bern set apart tot
private business, he presumed mai 40 9th.
er subject could bstaksa Up BOT by vote
Of tao thirds Of The members present.
The Chair 80 deciding, Mr.. HnlirmaD
took al appeal, ~bich, ailer considerable
debate, vas dacldet IN favor Of the Speaker
lI3 votes 10 "a.
A nsnber Of private bills were then taken
Up and passed Dpon.
O. nos,on Of Hf. Graham. il vas resolv.
81, that when tie House stjoarls, It al.
sdl7gra TO Monday.
SoDs Struggle then ensued There beng
20 otheF private business on The calendar 80
proceed ~ila several irenl sGbjacis.--
Mr. Sergeant -lceseaet, at length, 10 call.
Saa o. lac 81. or ~ 3.aa The Censls ac',
vh.ca vas read t5ll1 .nc, aB1 passed.
I8e II sIss thea t1ik Jn t8e b..i pros6iiag
fJr lbe fe-ap3ointmeu, d lae Lg..5I sooner
II Peasoas. TIE question sas On con
earring 18th iae Committee Of the ahole
10 re5ls.nZ ihe sa.a.y u tie Office from
$4,000 70 S. 500. NJ. Profit, urged The
RECESSION Ile sad much had been SAID
aoo1i reirenchmeal l. waUlj be seen Who
are Dos III Il. Ii no other member vas
I.idy 70 carry out the subject be s0uid
himself insFe for : DEDUCTION Of p per cent.
from me salary 81 GagBrHsneut officers gen.
orally, ss Il appears that ;bey are hereafter
10 receive for theif services a specie c4Tren.
e., While tbeir felsoE ciuz.us would have 10
receive whatever they could get lof VIA,
they bad o dispose n.
Ader cons daeabls contest fo5 The door.
Dir. Davis, Of ka1,uray, obtained II, and
having expressed himself 10 favor Of The
amendment, be gave way to q motion Tor
adj u'nmeut The House adjourned 10
Aoaday.
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10 the Senate, there were several petit.
tons presented relating to the establishment
Of a uniform system of Bankruptcy through
out the Uuiled States. Mr.. Webster, IN
pre- senilng one Of these memorials, took &C
casion to give his views III relation to the
necessity Of such law al this juncture.-
He vas followed by Messfs, Buchanan, Tai.
mldge aud Nall, al IN favor Of the bill.
The Senate concurred in the amendments
10 the Census bill ard then adjourned.
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10 the Senate. afer the presentation Of
s1ndry petitions, Nr. rappsu. called up .he
Resolution submitted BY aifn some days ago,
40 Felatlonto the CLAIMS Of individuals against
the GoysFnneut q the { States Il pro
yides that 90 clam winch shall have been
twice presented toeltber House and adverse
ly reported upon. shall be again received
unless On affidavit that there is uew TESTING.
NJ important 10 she case.
After some considerable debate, on motion
q ~. Wal, the Subject sas lad 90 ihet table,
add the seaa'e thea adjourned TO Monday.
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FrprrARY o.

4 Ink an az
The Speaker, yes.erday, LAID before the
House eundry communications from the
Heads Of Departments, which aere referred
Mr.. Campbell, Chairman Of the Commit.
tee Of Elections, after obtaining aisgen.
sion d the rules for tie purpose, offered a
Resolution from that Committee, au'houz
ing Il 10 send FOR persons and papers 10 ref.
erence to the contested elections from the
30 Congressional District OF PENNSYLVANIA
and the 9TH Congressional Dlslrlcl Of Mas
sachusetls.
Dir. Lewis Williams con,ended that such
a grant would be departure from former
ussges. 1t bad been the practice Of the
House 10 have testimony taken IN The dis
trict where the CONTESTED election vas held
before State Officer. II would be 4 dan.
gerous practice to odop, diiiereul course.
IL vas further commended, thai Tue power to
send for persons and papers included the
power TO appoint Commissioner.
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II vas at Admiral Walsingham's table
that Dr.. Johnson made that excellent reuiy
to pert coxcomb, VINO absolutely bated
hin during dinner time -" Pray nov "
said be 10 the Doctor, what would you
gife, old Gentleman, TO be as young and
sPushny as am 2" Why Sir, | think /"
replied Johnson, :" would almost be con.
tent to be as foolish"
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Pe2-tea-What is that which comes
with a coach aud goes with coach. and
winch coacn cauuot 20 without ?--Noiu.
WHY IS a thought, when communicated
By words, like VINE 1--'T- egpressed
Why are ciergymen's horses like kings :
They are guided by ministers.
Counterfeit quarter dollars are in circu.
latIon 10 New York.
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10 HE Senate, the bills ordered to be en-
crossed on Monday, were passed, but moth
ia else Of the slightest interest trausplred
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-07
YOUNG MOTHERS
SORE NIPPLES AND SWEII.ED BREAST

POSITIVELY cured in a {, W DAYS bv stERAiAN'S PA
L PlLLARY OIL AND BREAST OINTMENT.
Professor BINGHAM used them Cor his lady who suffered
notraby from sore sipr and the breast sh,
entirely ed IN four
Mrs REMS Sen has bees for is years and nev,s
kscwa remedy equal TO it. She has used
cases without failing to cure and from her
led OF its great .orth. She recomme nds IL TO ALL
Mrs CROSBY, Of the Oldest aud most rieneed
~ the city, she any thing
hs' has eurts many to whsre alother
neoestaIieu.
The Rev. r. SMITH sayst cured his wife
weeks Of great suffering and every thing else vain
DR. COMSrOCk has known them operate like charm
ring the worst in four five days, where every thing
else fuled.
Dr. POOL he believes the OIL will every case or
nipples that be found without dcpvi the child OF
the breast and thathc Ointment will stop the pam gae.
ring IN the breast and u when appears
break Nothing has bel. discovered before hsi
pare with these popular articles
Over four thousand have been within the las
sx nhs Sold at 100 Nassau street. and Fulton
Brook
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-07

TnE LATE MuRDrR AND STANDARDIZATION were
received yesterday IN town from the Red River set
Element, dated the III August so that the time occu-
pied in performing the voyage and journey " as ex-
scty two month"; No mention is made in anv of
the letters about the unfortunate murder and suicde
said 10 have been perpetrated by Mr. Simpson ON
the 23d Of June, although the distance from the place
where the deed was done was only three days Jour
ney and that to 81. Peters, by which the informs-
ton was received IS nine days journey There is
doubt, believe, OF the coriec tne.s of the ae-
count received via st fcters and Is coniecturcd
that the survivors afraid TO return 10 the fort,
IN case their narrative would not be believed
Montreal Herald of Saturday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-07

a, a whig meeting in Concord, N. H., few EVENINGS
siRcc, reads thus:
Resoired, That we congratulate the whiss Of our
sister states, vermont and Maine, upon their late
signal triumph over the combined forces Of the Of
hce-holdcrs and office seekers and that New Vsmp.
shire will yer prove herself sister worthy 10 lay
IN The middle
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-07
Daniel Webster I'm Richmond.

On Saturday, Mr.. Webster was to deliver his
great speech at Richmond, Virginia. Our reporter
left Saturday morning last, in time to reach Rich
mond, to take notes of the speech, and to return
here on Wednesday Uhis) night. According TO
every calculation shall be able to issue this
speech at full length, in an EXTRA HERALD, on
Thursday (to-merrow) morning Agents and 9th
will please TO send orders for copies fast as
practicable.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-07
G6hSKy iC U5Hs5

Mrs. MOTT, THE CELEBRATED FEMALE PLY.
WI StCIAN OF NEW YORK having Just received large
quantity ofhrrs, roos and essential os from Europe
&c obtained in this will be able
which have bahtd the skill oftht most
Mrs MOTT positively pledges hersefte cure orrslictc al
diseases ncidtnt the human and esrecay the
following; rheumsn ofheuovsr long staadng aoofcur
govt contraction, psy PARRY sed limbs
hon hunorl, serofgs salt heum ing evil e1nker, Lns'
csarrh, sealdhesd dyspepsa debility. spiEal ac
ors pIoms white srciiings asthma. jauEdee
liver complaint herorr hold, and female weaknesses
tits offslling sc kness, and other diseases.
No mercury mineral ?f any kind us,d AR la
boring under various weaknesses consult Mrs. MOTT
with perfect confidence HoerF Of seeing tents from "a
until NJ AZ her residence no Spring street. (ws, eide n
Broadway. Al letters from the country pOst prtty
scndedto. Medicines forwardedte all parts Of the tnitsd
An.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-07
COUGH LOZENGES.

'THE GKEATEsT DIsCnYERl EVER MADE =
l. SHERiAN'S COUGH LOZENGES will cure common
coughs or eoldsin two days afford in mediate relief
e whoopDg cough asthma, difficult breathing ard tghtness
ofhe chest and Consumption than other
dtcne.
Read hat they doueT have used Shermans Cough
Loznges several hundred and found any thing
equal To them thoy immediate relief and
r-os coughs ia day lean confde ny
mend them as the t,st cough ne diene in use.
II. Y. Rogers, NJ D.
cured Of Consumption BY boxes cf shermans Cough
Lozenges after having sus red for
yeraldocors and every thing hea aided my
life TO them through the ssng Of God. j. L. Williams.
Mr. X ID. Kemp II New burg after three suifcng
from cough night swests pain the side and all
tynpoms sf confirmed consumption and after having tried
in val all the medicines he heard OF at last told OF sher
mans Cough Loncnges and the blessing Of God three
boxes en.ir, y csred him. lie them all
References also TO d. Andrews, Judge j. L. Spencer.
Bep Crambie Dr. Coleman. O. g. Deson and the many thou
sands Who have been cured BY them Sold Nassau
street, $40 Broadway; al Blerker aud iss Fulton street
MIL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-07

NoRrnuMBERLAND CANAL.-Thc wilkcsbarre
Advocate says trunk has been constructed bv
Col. Morehcad across Mill Creek, aud the Canal (.
now being filled from that point down II is Thought
that in week the Canal from here to Northumber-
land will be ready for navigation.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-07

AT an early hour. on the morning e the 9TH inst
James Nj Perry, Esq one Of tn. most respsctabl,
and highly esteemed citizens Of Vaadslis, Illinois,
was found murdered in the streets Of that city H.
skull was fractured in several places. At the last
dates, there clew TO the discovery of the mn.
thor or authors OF the bloody deed.-Tndiana Ga
-elfs Sent pa -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-07
ORRIS TOOTH PASTE.

SHERMAN's ORRIs TOOTH PASTE " admitted
- BY all to be tie best dcntrifce ever known IA
cleans wtens, and beauties the teeth
kc III rdens the gums. the breath and
the teeth nom hHg and deesynr warranted free
acid ordeerious subsanccs II ~ recommended hy the Me
deal Faculty, Rev DE- Esimold and sversl other ci.rxy
meni DR.. A r. smsthj NJ Moore, Esq Prof Binghsr
Cot j. q Hatnss, Or O. Hunter, aud in sc ever wlo
has used q says u hs beet article for cleaning III,
teeth aud sveespng he breath they tiled Sd al is
Nassau st.; Dodds tf3 Bfoadwav, and FULTON 81 Brok
yn. See hat his signature thus. "a. skeImss NJ ID 10
AL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-07
H A V A N n A II


ans noyr.,,ia,TT.rJz srsEnr Avn B.Naril 90 srNrEr
~ friends s9a y, Issi. that she has removed h boarding
clara street the above mentioned Fsce sv. and SPLEEN
dad house, irnutng he wharf and manding li uh Of
The whole bay. Tue delightful situation ~ The Ambos Mum
doe Hotel makes cool IN every season. go desirable ard 90
rare advantage IN tropical china IS n l. near Inc Cu~on
th Post once the Conveniently Palace and the Place
81 arms afa d Armas) favore walk with all
s. D. yl do every thns in her power make the Am
hos MundQs Hotel pleasant and 10 the
who should favor u With their patronage The Prices
moderate. "a frs
DOCTOR YOURSELF--A little book entitled the RUBI
CON written by rhy Stefan ~ many esrerienee
ms CITY gives very rnu and particular iusueon for ts
atnen and cure ~ certain prevalent naueiess DISORDERS
The names ~ the medicine plain that those afflicted mag
Fer sale al drug stores.
NO ~ EHlton stree. cerncr Of Gold.
zoe Fulton street. corner 81 William.
9s broadway. corper Chambers street, nesi the Park
81 Canal street
O. Bowery, conner Of Walker street.
7os Greenwich street
ta DELANEY street. csrper or suffolk
a. chatham street s73 r,,s'
CQEERETGNs. ENGLISH SILVER AND BANK on
- ENGLAND NOTES, ho-sht ppd sod At
J. slLVEsTER's, n Wall street.
90 and 10 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-07

MEMBER OF CoSsRrss IN Loursilx. Rice
Garland, has resigned his seat in the pre- en-, Con-
gross. and the governor has ordered an elect,ep "a
a. the vacancy, on the first Monday Of November
the same day the Presidential electors are chosen