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The Madisonian., 1840-01-18
CAIrTIONiii
WE are called on TO caution the public, the Druggists
wv in Particular against purchasing from any traveller
under whatever pretences they may be offered any oil
DIR. EvANSS INVALUABLE MEDICINES,

w in Particular against purchasing from any traveller,
under whatever pretences they may be offered any o
DIR. EvANS'S INVALUABLE MEDICINES,
AS their unprecedented in the OF consump
tion Dyspepsia Liver Compliant, Indigestion, Costive
ness, Loss Of Appetite, Papitation OF the Heart RAIN
in the Head Breast. Back and Limbs, Dlxzness, Rest
lessness, and all diseases originating IN the Stomach
Heart Lungs. Liver and their associate organs, &c has
caused reckless lpposter, who u IL asceraned, haD
been travelling through Pennsy Virginia,
&c. to counterfeit and vend deleierous imitation OF
EYANSS CAMOMILE & APERlENT PILLS.
and another mpostor has introduced into Pennsylvania,
&c, spurious article, purporing to be Pans SoorH
ING SyRUP for children when cutting teeth both OF
which are deeterlous countertes Therefore, IN order
TO protect the public against the nroads Of such npos
tons and them the benefit which his Genuine
Medicines fail in bestowing, he hns caused the
label Of Evans Camomie &c Pills, ITO be entered ac
cordiny to act OF Congress"
A notice OF which entry is printed on the labels
every bottle OF the Genuine Pills. and he has caused the
name Of Dr. L. Paris to be stricken out OF the label on
his celebrated Soothing Syrup for children when cnttng
teeth SO that the label Of the genuine syrup reads
"DR. VIM. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP"
children subject when cutting teeth, tested and ap
proved by thousands Of mothers and nurses who have
its early application not only prevented their children
from suiie ring excrutiang pain but IN many instances
rescued them from DEATH
U Be particular in examining the labels, and also IN
knowing that DR. Evans vends OF his medicine
sed throughout the union at his Western office, Lou
sve, KY, and his principal Office, 100 Chatham street
New York where wholesale orders will be promptly exc
cut, d on the most liberal terms.
H The public NAV rest assured that in every instance
that comes within the knowledge OF Dr. Evans any OF
his agents where the Counterfeit Medicines are prcha
sed vended, he will give them the earliest public no
iice OF the imposition Already have proceedings both
civil and criminal been instituted against several Drug
gists who have been detected, and their names will be
laid before the public at early date The best prolec
purchasers
to obtain his Medicines from the Agents only.
LEWIS JOHNSON, Washington, ID. c.
The Madisonian., 1840-01-18

wAyERLY CIRCULATING LIBRARY
IMMEDIATELY East Of Gadshy's Hotel, Psnnsylva-
i mia Avenue--s regularly supplied with asmbsr Of
copies Of query york. novcls and olhe) ispwsdateiy
upon pn6licafiaa the Magazines, go. &c.
TERxs-Five dollars pcr snnuna, or ons dollar for
single month. "a jan 10
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ling 10 hire special messengers 10 pass over This
'oad adiy 70 carry the letter pac kages Of SO many
oi them as did no, exceed the weight OF baggage al
,o~ea oy iaS 70 passengers This did the Company
no harn. on the contrary, Il gave them two addi-
uonal passengers every y, and brought them SS
Gay, equal to 1920 per year. Wha motives can
aetnaie them Ia throwing away this sun in clear
prom. Theya are under no necessity TO change their
nous 70 run IN The night 10 cross the Susque hanna
"a me dark 10 do any thing Whatever which brings
,neii loss, danger or Inconvenience. What then can
oe lhe motive Of this extraordinary stepl / am
soiy noi 70 be able 10 perceive any other than de-
'inaion TO put the public 10 all practicable incon-
'nce IN us letter correspondence. with The view
~ ~ uoeieihS submission To their exoi biisnt demand.
- '"eie Ve any oher motive II would give plea
sur 70 khow u, because Il Is reproach TO our
,h anu our age that institutions created 10 serve
ae Pup'ie, 30 "ilen assume 10 be its masters.
As one whose duty is 10 maintain the rights Of the
public as connected ~nh Of the great Depsrtments
OF the government, | deem IL incu,nbe M on me Ia
vndlesle by all lawful and constitutional means the
nght OF the government 10 send special messengers
over this road with whatever baggage il chooses to
enuusl TO them, not exceeding 6fy pounds ia weight.
snd not occupying more than two cubic feet
Very respectfully
Your ob't servant
AMOS KENDALL.
As the above cpisile appears in the Bslimore Repob
hean Van Buren, prDt, We bound 10 believe that
the signature at the bottom genu inc Had 1t appear
ed IN some Wing print. should have supposed that
had heen prepared by Of Mr. KendalIs personal
as wen as political Opponents who had written the article
70 throw rdcue upon the pretensons of the Postmaster
General by setting up doctrines wholly adverse TO the
institutions OF The country, and defending them by ar
gumenls which would excite the smile Of school boy
H. however 1t is the intention of the Government Of
The United States to sustain the spirit Of Mr Kendars
letter. then wo may well give up all claims to be
nation OF laws or one Of honor Is there no one in
Congress who will say word abost the character of
the natonl none TO declare at rhe Government ought
not 70 commence system Of smuegngi Or 10 il
too late u S GaseHe.
The Madisonian., 1840-01-18

THE BATTLE OF LAKE ERIE, by the Honora-
BILE Tristan Burgess. one small volume, this day re-
celvee, tor sale by +. TAfLOR. nov 90
The Madisonian., 1840-01-18

.rTHE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW, for November.
1899, Is Just received by F. TAYLOR, who receives
subscription Tor the work tive dollars per annum) and
forwards II regularly to all parts OF the United States
r, -Byant's Poems Statistics Of the U. -;
maHfs Ise'l lngerso the projected ship Canal to
~ NJ, W. raethc and Atlantic oceans the Dissolution OF
e "hls FaFly the Duty Of the Democratic parry the
&c '.e ~" o American History; Philadelphia Banking
- nov l3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-03

w Ripley, do; Fenwick Senson do; John King Capts
Clerk Geo Sran Gunner; Jos Petty, Boatswaip VIM Jor
dan, Carpenter John Heckle sailmaker.
Notice 10 Mariners.
HAVE Feb 2From the LIST Of March next the entrance
on the s. E. pier This light will be fixed of bright Yellow
English above high water mark and be about
half league distance =
Agnes Of Portland, Wison from New York for Martinique
John Gardener Of Orleans for New York. March as of
Cuba.
Vermont Kendrck of Poughkeepse, with $50 bbls sperm oil
was of New Holland the nth of Oct last
United states Ports.
BosTos Apr l-arr Abbot Lawrence Hail. NYorK; cid Fam
cy, Chase do; Cambridge Stimson, Rose Bloom
PRoypENcE, Apr i1arr James Lamphier Kenny, NYork;
Juno, Brown do; sid Victory, do; Halcyon DO. -
NEWPORT, March 2sarr New York Barker Providence
MYork ash Xsphyr Lane Weymouth for NYork; Wi lard,
FALL RIVER, March 2s-sld Meridian, Dunnng New York;
Three Brothers, Stuart, do. %
ALExANpRA, March sl--sld Red Jacket NYork.
lumbia- Townsend, do.
NSRfoLK, March So-arr Victory, Smith, Little river NC,
MOBILE March 2i-cld Two Poles, Fountain, New York;
Ocean, Bsho do arr John Barring Magma, do Selma, Smith,
dos Nicholas Biddle, Iluri, Liverpool.
New ORLEANS March 2o-cd Ontario, Vina NYork; Ur-
chin Cook dos Troy Wood do returned Essex Dggett
which sid for Bristol, RI in distress -
APALAchcoLA, March 2e-arr Harbinger Pratt New York;
Prescott Bron do cid 5einer Harding do; Peon, Masson
do; Antelope clifford do; Star Rsey do; Atlantic County,
Tilton, dos Fordan Pratt Iiavre Florida Woodworth, do
Foreign Ports.
VERA CRuz, March i5In Creole for NOreans 10 DIS;
Kathaleen, do, wig condseta from interior.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-03

S25 l67 s33 7,OO7 ,b23 4,5U5,5b4 4,7bb,s52
This curious table and shows the of settlement
Of the Western States Michigan it appears paid the CHEST
amount money and last paid nearly the small
amount In 1857, she Obliged to import breadstuGs the
tide ofemaion being larger than the the State
and the large oland under cultivation 1t
this sudden growth of population that laid the foundation for
that system offee banking which by its explosion nearly
ned the State its outset Last year the
OF land 1885, under full cultivation, and far from
porting breadsus Michigan has perhaps larger surplus for
than other State and forward to
market exchange will be favor Of Michigan capital
that State. Next Mchg Mississippi shows the great
est falling off in land Sales while Wisconsin Territory
shows nearly equal that of 1885, and double the
sales of the two last Iowa Territory also
sales than of the old States or the Southern States the
sales IN Louisiana appear to have been the largest.
The following table of the quantity of public land pro-
claimed for sale the quantity now
and for ralc during the nrescnt wear.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-03
BY EXPRESS.
lCorrespondence Of The Heralsi.l
Wxsr1t.arny 7

WAsHISsToS, April LIST, 1870
Nothing OF any cOnseq uence was done in Consress
today. In the House of Representatives, Mr.. Me-
del, OF Ohio, concluded a speech on the New Jer-
sey Contested Election, which he commence many
days ago;
Mr.. Fillmore rose to explain
Mr.. Underwood, Of Kentucky, said that Mr.. Fill
more had already once spoken the subject, and he
to speak twice on one subject, till after all others
had spoken once
Mr.. Speaker said that if a gentleman had spoken
twice he could not speak once.
A gentleman from Mary land, whose name do not
know, said that he thenght he entitled to the
floor understood the gentleman to say so but if
corrected; for, as his back turned to me, do
not know what he did say, but by guess"
Mr.. Gushing, Of Massachusetts, said that "we
had had quite enough on the subject, and he hoped
that the question would be disposed Of, that some
other state than New Jersey could be heard.
After much confusion had been experienced, the
orders OF the day were demanded and Mr.. John
Bell, OF Tennessee, took the floor, and spoke till
nearly five o'clock, in support If bill Of his to
secure the freedom of elections, when the house adj
journed.
In the Senate, Mr.. Webster, on leave, introduced
bill to establish uniform system of bankruptcy,
after which, the Cumberland Road Bill was called
up and discussed incidentally, ard at very great
length. II cannot pass the house.
The war fever RACES, at no small extent ameng us
and yet the rage, such il is cannot be confined to
any legitimate or responsible source.
1t very true, that mere demagogues of both Of
the conflicting parties in this country may he ready
and ripe, and anxious for war with England, be-
cause they may think that they wilfbe benefited
by such result, but you may depend upon it,
man, the least responsibility-no man who should
be listened to for moment, is prepared to advocate
belligerent attitude with England.
Why should we war with England What cause
ofwar have we! England and the United States
contend for certain Observation-Disclosures yet I'M
defined, and which only be made known by
those public surveys, which thus far, have never
been had
Both sides claim the right of occupancy and juris-
diction-nothing has yet been settled, and still
mad caps and political des peradoes talk of war
It's all moonshine ! all humbug and if you will
divest this main question of all poltical-miserable,
contemplate political asseciaton-all will be well.
Yours &c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-03


Sutton, Bankman Savannah; Or,le Brown, FrsrLlin La
s..gues1 s Ba1ero !, Ma M Wanda AdsIs - Tho
burg va President, Chadwies LONDON
Len, sun, of Nyork vansst pot bach distress undergoing
Igsw S6STo q Boston, Nv New fGs.; DUO S9r
sYct o'd" DO do VIA s''' John D'0"'' s'''0" % ''
ship sias Richards. Dickinson fun Liverpool Feb H. mdz
BARI Osprey GsyOr d. from Norlean, mOlasses SC TO
BARK Ann Louisa, WILSON, ds I'm Vera Crur specie, to
BAH Ellen NC Vanus d. I'm Maiauras mOls.se sc @
Big Joha Gar ne days from NorIeans cotton &c to
srg Juno Richardson d. I'm Georgetown cotton NC
Brig Grand Turk Dyer 20 ds I'm Noreans cotton &c Ncs
Big oetssio Youre ds I'm Norlssn. with cotton to
Nsapoli,sp brig ve de Naples. Marno de from Naples,
rrdr to H"Irord Brsnctcr h Co.
schr Boy u Dc I'm Matanras moiasses nc TO
Taylor
Republican Noreans; Uneas AP,achieOla Martha Wash
neion do; Orbit, NJ bale. and others
General Record.
PaeKrrs ron Eunorr.-The n seOus Collins for Liver
pool and Ratore Punk for HAVE, viii sail Tomorrow
The President Caiwick Or London to sea to-day The
North Anerca for Liverpool calls on Monday The f't
hsss Gns sctange News r. corner Of wall and
William streets.
The pilot boat Josrph NJ Lord which ashore on Long
Br,neh has hspy TO say, been got of without mate
BsRx ocroIs-Csp wilson Of the Ann Eliza arrived yes
rdyi on Ne,a trz reports That o. u ss, oi n" ~ sa
days for iiat,ir6i totally dismasid Took fron her
distress isaky.
iust arrived frm Rir Iaeeirc Boarmap Esq eomand
. sSs d. & T. nS S W% a. MfB sns RS sS oi
ssml Lsrkn Acting Master: Andres watson Purs,r; Ren
"Ss ~ az NaS% Bss Pss..s s MS ssS sS
Mdshp~an; Isaac You, do, 'sae Morris. do Jane
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-03
Z the present year:
I2,2O5,742
ocres l2,l70,4l6

This amount under proclamation for sale during the pre-
sent This with the amount expected to be surveyed
will make amount Of ofacres worth at 60
prices Szs25 Most of the land appears
situated in those states and territories where the sales for
tua settlement have bsen lage during the past three
and the sales therefore, be expected exceed those of the
past year. The tide of immigration from foreign countries
appears however to be much influenced by the state of aas
In this country In 1885, when branch Of business
great numbers ocked and entered lands but
the difficulties Of the past few have operated deter them
from coming, and Ia who the cities
poyment have not the of entering land the cash
terms of the government.
This added the overtock of produce and low prices WILL
doubt settlement great Be that
may the proceeds of those sales be the chief depend
Of the for its The kind of money
taken ment has become restricted that little else than
be taken or the received last year. there
was Of specie and bills ofspecie paying banks si57sa2
Treasurers receipts, ................ 500
Treasury notes, 25i,sH
S470s,3ss
This indicates that specie alone be the chief
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-03
Correspondence OF the Herald

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, p. Nj.
The passage of the resumption bill has had ten
dency to improve the sales and prices Of stocks Of
nearly every description. The sales this morning
were large the following of interest to your read
ers will show
1919 U. S. Bank, cash. IS 2; 81 do do; 81 do, 10
3D. 80 do 10 fit. do; % do 8 days, 49, IS do, 70;
eco Lehigh 6's, AS, 50 l2; 100 do AS So; Is Schuy
kill Navigation Co so; 81 Girard, &c 81; 10 next
week, flat, 81; 500 City Gas 6's, 1852, 100.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-03

GREAT FtRE IN LOUISVILLE, (KY)-There has
been great fire in Louisville. II broke ont on the
9Th ult. in Main street, between Second and Third
about midnight, extending in its course on both
sides, up and down TO Market street, and the other
side to the river; and still raging and no kn6w-
ing where il would stop. Houses were pulled down
in order to step its progress
One whole block of buildings in the most business
part Of the city burnt to the ground. The cutters
were continued sheet of flames, owing ia the liz
guor which emptied out OF the stores. The
Louisville Bank was saved.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-03

NOTICE TO TRUNKMAKERs.-The subscriber keeps
~ constAetiy hand large assortment Of his improved
lsrGnA Gernan inserted Trunk Locks which he ssrs for
sale on reasonable teDs, Quantities from to
~ The trade assured they perfectly safe
using this Lock the threats ade their
rights: hold myself personally responsible for action
thai dare be brought against them.
CONRAD LIEBRICK, Locksmith,
No IS south Eighth street, Philadelphia, few doors froz,
Chestnut.
CAUTiONI hereby caution all persons from ing or
using nrinse Of patent which bears date October
th,i9 au3 lv+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-03

CARSArARlL LA-Rowsnds Alternative. or Compound Spi
- rtuous Extract Of Sarsspara entirely without
Mercury any form whaser aud particularly designed for
Chronic diseases long standing complaints aud TO effect
entire change ina the system, without manstng any sensible
mode Of action N remedy Of value. and
universally ecacious recsabshng the operations OF
nature. and producing p.r fcct health.
Thediscasc- which yield the Alternative those
Of Chronic form suct deps nd uron purity
blood Kings Evil Mercurial brought
on BY improper ofmsreury Liver Complaint,
Jaundice Cake rheumatism. tout Az
.ctons Of the ssn. letter Hngw orms Seafd Head Itch
pimpes the ace, NC N. medicine s efficient az
Spring Purifier and value prnnoP recovery
attack Of aeste disease aud s sorted professional aud
domestic practice Que bottle Of the
81 on TO bottles ~ the Ordinary preparations the
sarsaparh, an coinmeued TO physicians particularly,
being fully estiled 20 their utmost confidence.
w. Psrt,culm directions accompany the bottle
SARSAPARlLLA Constitutes the prominent in rediept in
the above prcpar ons and by process ecuery
ests an esroc containing an essential and desirable
ties in the most cones ntraed form.
For sale by q. FAY. Agent, at Minors Franklin House
drug store. te2 Broadway. New Work VI"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-03

&c Mr. WILLIAMS, the English Ocust, may he con
suited at his rented house usual which 1887 he called
Providence House No 49 Broadway corner of Canal street
No Sundays between the hours OF
II aud g. the Of May sii-ee all postpaid
will be duly without any expense One Of the
patti who have been restored to sight by Mr. Will
anss remedies since his arrival in New York. be
almost day O'clock with other patients, his
house who have also been restored although her had
been entirely covered with thick coat covering from four
her BIRTH She upward of
old and highly respectable Size asserts she totally blind
and the other could the color
in distinctly and Il in the OF her life than hun
dred have declared to be impossible do her
good. She however only the light with
the eye whA had been Totally blind but distinguish OBJ
Jecs with both eyes The first lime she recocc have
object the face Of any lady gentleman in
o sight by MIR. Williams and are quite well.
part Of the above house let and possession be had
Immediately, consisting of two handsome paors fronting
broadway the first toor suitable for Dentist Portrait
Painter other able Artist whose plate may be the
door; and the whole the pt Of the House consisting
of the second and third floors Go be let the first of May
next by application TO Mr.. WILLIAMS, the frs floor,
any daysxcept sunday, from IL to 3 O'Clock.
ana.iiDNIiNXA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-03

T" loo. 600" CASES FEVER AGsE ssqps gy
AND'S TONIC MIXTURE The propretors have IN their
than certificates to the inabil
" this medicine when properly used including ary
Congress- other distinguished rers thrc-sbow
tie United States who have their gratitude Cor their
restoration to health BY its employment For sale ny o.
fAy,eeners Agent al Drug Store NO. sa Broa~ay trask
In Acsse corner Of Dey street, New York MS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-03
SIIIp NEwC

BALTIMORE Apr I-arr Rushing nigouie ~ ork; aid
Atalanta, NeWhsi do.
tiEoRGETowN March Starr rheke Eliza, NYork below
NYerk packet; cid Comet. " ori.
SPOKEN-Crussder.o Nlork Baltimore Cor Iarba-
does, March lat on
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-03

sales oands has been affected the sfspecuaton
than the receipts Of the The following ta-
BILE will show the of sales each state for the last four
years
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-03

DEAR sIR,-I should almost consider myself devoid or
gratitude, did not thank you for the good that your
Red Drop has done Having been led by the fies
Of youth unfortunate TO contract that disease
which PROCESSES aud after trying al
most medicine that the qacks Of this
palm upon the community found self wasting and
the disease last undermining constitution had almost
abandoned the hope Of being restored former good health
when procured bottle Of your Red Drop, aud
reiy ecoyered without any bad effects Of the disease
naming My dear all the return you, will
recommend u 20 those who have
myself assuring them, with the utmost Conscience will
not fail IN producing speedy and lasting cure
Yours, truly III. Y---.
You NJ liberty publish the letter but beg the favor
thsyou wnot publish the Division street ~ per
vial. mas m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-03

HUNTERS RED DROP-For all complaints OF a pri-
III vste natnreRenember, whatever other medicine
take. !, health aud money u rown awaythat in time
this terrible but retrbuion OF wickeduess will
show itself horrible fnrrn Then apply the
only absolute earth, At Division ST. 81 vial For
particulars, see advertisements outside. m3i imt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-03

DR. HUNTERS RED DROP-For class Of complaints
" onlyOhce. No. Division street door from Cahar-e
The only place IN the city now so ve known for the
very and extraordinary has periored
without diet hndr9ncc from business, when all other
dies have failed For particular of the medicine
adversem, nis ON outer page ~ per vial maj Inns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-03
TREASURY NOTES.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT April |, 1910.
Amount of Treasury under the provisions ohe
acts Of Congress of the 18th October 1897 2is May
And March, 1889, Sis567 oss a
vi tins ameuut there has been redeemed lsi4530 So
Leaving the amount outstanding Aoosg s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-03

90 To THE AFFrIcrEp.We would cal the attention Of
eur readers to the celebrated preparations of Dr. GERAR
medical requirements having devoted his entire attention
TO the nature and treatment of Diseases for number of
The attending his mode of r, atmnt commends him
strongly to the attention of the mvalids.
See adve rtisnment the last page. ap3 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-03

nr7- MtTCuFt,L's OLYMPIC.-A CApD--wiss REY.
NOIDs respectfully that her Benefit snt las
hu, will take rlaee FRID Az EVENING,
hpv a. sis which variety o poruar aud high
iv a &c en,frt inm-nts ~ he offered Nr HILL has
tv lend his valuable aid viii
frce ola WIFE FOR nAY-Nathan Tucker; Mr.. I'LL
in gi,e iriia'ions ~ Ncsdarnrs Pasta and t}risi
Vuil particulars will be duly announced Dos Book now
open. ~"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-03

PAUL p. LLOYD. Auciioneor
ELEGANT PAINTINGS FURNITURE. PIANO, &c
U WM MCCORMICK will sell THIS day o., lock- at No.
2O2 Blocker street. Furniture of family swing up house
Couo e elegant ,,dsabras cost sso elegant sterling sill
Castor; rich Girando STIRLING silver hand Dessert
Knives and Forks; elegant Gothic Trays; Wine Co lers
&c &c Also valuable collection of original Oil Paintings
Of them direct from cebraed gallery in Rome. The
cognoscent will find this opportunity rarely to be met with
Also elegant Panoore S4so ma by Gilbert Lord
Comstock OF Boston. As1 valuable Violin, cost $500 The
Piano will be sold at O'Clock ap3 1T
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-03

Leaving the amount outstanding sl42qss5 a
LEVI WOODBURY., Secretary Of the Treasury