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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-21

G1QO ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS 49, ~ -,
ID bpV. will be paid for the recovery Of ne bodv oe H.
Samuel Henry OF Manchester England who was
lard the lexington the night &C the lsb ns,sn,
Mr. Henry about 81 years Of age light cop Won blc
hair little inclined TO grsy sma whiskers AVID about
eet ~ inchehsh; vas dre'edin blue very DARK
lored pilot great coat pockets IN the sides AVID csc on The
breast for wsteh DARK freek coat Wits plain collar ds
panaloons open in 'front.' dark figured ves and probably
New YORK made pair Of boots with eork soes with him
gold watch, supposed Roskels make and heavy chased
silver snpf Dor with s. r. the lid sle With
his name on IT, In addition TO the above reward the value Of
property found the body Of Mr. Henry will be pad fr
on its recovery, by application 70
js20 corner OF Hanover street and Exchange place.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-21

Yesterday after ,hcrt illness, Stephen Price, E.q late
manager Of IN. Park Theatre. - 49,
III, friends and relation. invited without farther
ton TO attend his funeral from the house of Mr. T.
cisely. ~
On saturday, 18Th instant, Mary Ellen RSg-way BaroIi
daughter ssmsel Barol, formerly Of Boston, az tive
years and two months.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-21
Jackets 60 Arrive,


Cleared.
Orleans se'rs, NOreans; Andrew Jackson Medrur vii.
mneton NC; Pearl, Cough, Tobs.co, Nssmith Le.d,;
cumberland, tloueh, Antique and mkt Nesmith Leeds,
Aeehe (Dr) OBrian Halifax, Ne Tucker Lsurie.; GIsd
"or, bntton, London Grnnell, Minturn Co.
Arrived.
n, ,hsmplan, Dunhsm, (of rhiiad) from Calcutta ,pd
~ .m ise OF Fr,nee, with INDY, 10 Booth Edgar Tn,
+. IN ~. 70 rhadslPhis BIZ, put in account Of the
Zee nc. 70 hymsr Co ~ WI" Oo''
,pn 1Usn sari's Mssns 20 q. m Mobile, with cotton 10
Ns Sns fsnon,h Jones' % DIS I'm Noresn. with cotton to
saanSn' Taylor, 80 d. I'm Perrambueo with hide.
.o,,Oa s d'r rn Georgetown, sc. with
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-21
Gatlle Market.

Beeves calves lambs are 10 fair demand nj Last
weeks prices We change either In the quantity sold
the rate, they fetched There wsr. about SIX hundred
bceve offered sse fifteen hundred sheep and
COW, aud calves The sheep brought from 81 80 TO A or
the numbers offered three hundred remain .nd.po.ed Of
Twenty seven only, Of the and calves, .old
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-21

Aggregate county chsges 3I4s,y3I
The last 81 ooe loaned for the Erie canal
that which taken by the Banks Of mi, city, RENTED
to England by the Liverpool Immediately after the failure OF
the Philadelphia Banks and taken BY the Bank
Of America about the time. The Of State credits
loaned the different ,mpanies WILL mny instances come
upon the State for payment In others they will probably paid
by for whose benefit the stock created II appears
than sufficient from the canals to pay the in
tecs, the state debt but the whole state in
sufficient its whole ndure TIE circumstances
do ian OF debt, the re.
concentrations Of the Governor II to the peo
pie whether they taxed pay interest abroad pay
The salarie. of the state officers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-21
THOs. BELL, Auotionser.

q SQO REwARD.-BE ON YOUR GUARD 1.-Two,
%COO wosi avoid npo ition, beware Of giaek doefor
and their nosrums attempt has al esay beea
eetve You with spurious imitation Of LEROY's FRENCH
SPECIFIC.
HECOJLECT the genuine medicine !, the great Specific
OF Doctor Jerome Leroy OF Paris the certain rapid
cure ever knewn for certain disease.
Those who wish avoid the fear Of exposure and cure
themselves sfeetuay will find h. medcin. superior 10
any other u does affect the BREATH aud ,aur,, no
change Of DIET which prevents the possibility Of discovery
while using it,
Besides this important adv antaee IL never leaves part.
subj ct 10 the troublesome geefs or weakness that occur
OFF alter the Of other edns and il used the first
stage OF the disease II will seldom fail stop the discharge
10 few dsyss
In long pretracted Chronic stages Of the disease ob
nate elects Fluor Abus Gravel, Female Complaints. or
weakns" Of these organs, IL Is beyond doubt the ,fec
tua remedy discovered, s,ing csrcd many obstinate
cas's, after every other medicine had failed
nat our intention TO TO that deceptive system Of
putting this city ASS better proof we ehal.
ltnse any one TO produces remedy equal to IL und. forfeit
Of sS00 aud vii pay hu d-od dollars for the detection
and conviction Of any vending spurious imitation
Observe The genuine Medicine sold only IN New York
AZ the Arentsoc, No IS Nassau street doors from Fol
ton street, up stapl aad bv the following druggists: Will
lms CO.. corner Ct Srh and Cherry streets Philadelphia
Dr. Baker Of Charles and Pratt streets, Damors
AM Hobt $. Patterson. Washiae,on City, ID. c.
Each bottle has fall decrp ION Of the diseases aud all the
directions 10 the English and French aHruas
PRICE ~ GO bottles large bottles, OF dsube size, 60
ja90 3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-21
JUST PUBLIsHID.
rGTERi2 NEW pIpARTEu IN "a suI 4 i

/ 4,
CfLVESTERS NEW REPORTER, IN PAMPHLET
- fORh-COntsining full and accurate list OF ali the
Banking Institution. in the United States with the prices
the city of all Couuer, and Altered Notes Prices Current
rates OF Exchange prices Of Gold ard Silver, &c.
TEe terms 80 IN advance; single cope. sir
cents each Persons pnrehasng IL copies ~ be allow
ed fftv rer
SYLVESTER s co, ite Broadway, respectfully sc-
qu'nt the public that such feet
able ~ Drafts asd Letters Of Credit payable any
art Of ENGLAND Ireland and Scotland any sur
ffom fS and upwards
They will purchase Bill, Europ. and sry part OF IN.
United States. collect the at low rates They will
Al give the highest price fer Bank of Encl md Note. and
Foreign Gold and SILVER rtrsots mitug can draw al sight
for the ifeit 80 days per cent per snnwm
w be al owed ulcurrent money all hind, discounted
stock and Commission business Of every Ard attended
with purctuaiiiy.
Persons residing ~ any part Of the United States or
Caadas VIII have thrir commands executed with puneisay
ana opach ard ctr myers arriving w the viii ps u
greatly 10 their advantage TO call nj SYLVESTER CO.'S
old established Office i5s Broadway VIII much valuable
Information may he obtained free Of charge
Cope ration Bonds on sale.
SYLVESTER 4 CO, iB6 Brsadway,
below Maiden lane
No connection with any ether Office, in this city s.-
wher'. jst0 im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-21

be against - in September last which
is severe curtailment.
The following copy of the species of paper circulating
Mississippi The of interest appears be raudu
lenuy omitted
I" Fourteen months after date THE AGRICULTURAL
BANK OF MISSISSIPPI will pay TEN DOLLARS to the
bearer with - per cent interest per annum until due
Natchez, Nov lsth 1889.
w. j. M,Non, Pres't
A. r. Merrill Cash"
We have received the message of Gov Roman, ofLouana
1t refers principally the state finances and the condition oil
the banks He recommends particular examination into the
affairs OF the banks and liquidation Of such of the Institutions
as have o sufficient active capital be Of service to the Puo'
c appears the great evil under which they labor Is h
load ofpended paper that Expresses them lie states that
the expenses of the during the past year, nave
exceeded the receipts $515 O and estimates the expenditures
of the coming year sl57 600 than the revenue tie
nency towards the banks the ground that
their capital borrowed Europe the credit OF the state
and if hsy closed up, the state will become responsible
The tone Of the message that of compromise and indulgence
the banks The New Orleans banks WILL therefore, oba
bly, take their time to resume.
have received the report Of the comptroller Of the state
of ~ York the finances The following an abstract;
Receipts account of the general fund $l,29oloo
Expenditures in the same period, l,s60,75O
Deficiency, $s5,5s4
Receipts into the treasury from all sources, 3SOIl
Expenditure in the period, 3,I4I,Ioo
Balance in treasury, Sept. 80, 1899, 500 OS4
Due from general fund to specific funds, $l,265,Oi2
To meet hchis due from The U. s. Bank Depo-
sit Fund, aud the balance in treasury, l,l99,A5
Deficiency in the generafupd, IS 594
Due Indian tribe, for lands, $lss,sss
Asior Stocks per cent 56l 500
Loanfrom Ban. Fund, a per cent s! !Sssa
Caual without interest. l,oso,Ooo
Canal Loan, ats per cent, S S3s'aS
"for Erie enlargement, 100000
Loaned topay Contractors, 10000
Tor Oneida river, $4,000
for Erie enlargement $500 100
" Tor Black River Canal 2OS653
Total debt sl4sss 5sl
Redeemed since Sept. 1899 a6s7s
Debt, sl4s4l,ele
the amount of 1918 s22
Total debt slseaesss
Besides this debt the state has loaned its credit to
corporations, to the amount Of s46lOOOO
Making the whole liabilities of the State $is,asS 500
The expenses of the government during the past
year have been ss93sO
Total revenue, 436027
Deficiency of means, 45ss53
The for the ensuing estmaedat se9 Oil
Estimated revenue, 47945o
Estimated deficiency, $42O46l
The Common School Fund been $396 2i3
The expenses, 275,oOO
| Ba ance paid into the Treasury, l207i3
| The Bank Fupd is 8ls,S20
| Revenue for past year. 1861
! Disbursements, 30, 500
Baance, 500
Blls of the Lockpert Bank have been redeemed
to The amount of ss,i 1863
| or which, the Bank has redeemed 35,ls9
|
! Balance, e73
The real in all tie counties is valued at 9059
Personal estate, l3l ,602 9S3
|
| Total value, $50 765
xtaIf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-21
Foreign Vgopkct.

PoRr au PRr,cs, Dec 2s-American Provisions.-Co1hh
considerable Flour market the bakers are compelled
to close their bakery not having barrel Coffee s5 Leg.
wood, Si Cotton, s16i Tortoise Shell, SO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-21

LYME PLATED WAVE SUPERIOR FINISHED
II CUTLEHY-The Subscriber has received per late
packets aud opening hs very large and complete acrt
of rich plated consisting Of sver-mouned Casters;
Cake Baskets. svermousted Tea add Coffee Urns; Candle
ucss NC &c. Also, very spnd assortment of fine Ia
bic Cutlery consisting Of of5 S. and 100 pieces Ivory
Pearl and Silver handle Ksves with French forms Forks
ira Csrvers svd extra fine Knives for Silver Forks All fr
sale a, very lewpriccs, as usual BY
nlsx DANIEL v. DEI.EXAN. II Maidcn Lam.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-21

LEMON.
Gladiator, Britton. Jan 20
Mediator, Chsmplin. Feb 1
Wellington, Chadwick. Feb. 10
LIvrE roof.
sheridan, D,peyster, Jan Is
=. America, Bsiley, FEB N
HAvRE.
Poland, Anthony, Jar "a
Chss Carroll, Russell, Feb 1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-21

6&H FOR NEW ORLEANs.-Lousana and New
MXS York Line ofPacket-The Regular Packet Of Mon
@day, 27h inst-'rhe fast sailing packet ship LOUIS
VILE, Capt. Allen, will sail as above.
For freight passage, having handsome furnished
modations, apply on board, at Orleans wharf, to
jail 4. X. COLLINS co. So South ST.
Ne freight received after Saturday evening 25th instant
6ex~ FOR LUNDUN Packet of the i.t of February
kKTHThe first class fast sailing packet ship MEDIA.
asssroR, Capt Champlin, will sail above her ocular
day.
living very superior Nations for cabin and steersg
passengers persons intending to embark should make early
application on bea d, foot of Pine street, or to
ia 81 GLOVER 4 McMURRAY, GO South-st.
TRiSh BAkDs AND MELODiES.-Mr WHITES
l. SECOND LECTURE will take place at the LY-
CEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY, Tuesday Even
ing next JAN oist
In this Lecture Mr. W. will describe the Palace Of TARA
stood in the tire of the Monarch Cormac A D. 24
in the progress Of his discourse will introduce usa
tiens) several Of his and Moores melodies,
AT the close OF the lecture, Irish Gentleman, amateur
Of this city, who has kindly volunteered his services will
sing popular lr sh ballad in which he will Introduce the
Irish Keen funeral cy"caled by Sir Walter Scott
" Coronach."
Th, gentleman wei known in the world Of fashion
accomplished scholar well as musical virtue.o.
Tickets all the prime ipal Book and Music Stores and al
the Lyccum 563 Broadway
Lecture to commence at half past O'Clock jaIs 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-21

AOIlCE.-The Subscribers will make cash advances on
Nv assignments Ct Mcrchandire to their 6r wIdes Pick
ersgiil Co, Liverpool.
PIC TERSGtLL n co.
is3 lmiss Garner Hanover nd Exrh AZ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-21
HORRID DEPRAVITY

NOME -tOUNIERFElIEKS have
y " billed several persons BY Sc ling them spurious and
false mixture Of HAYS Linnent
The genuine Is warranted perfectly harmless and er,etua
Never buy . article urle have the writea Signature
COMsTGCK co. on the splendid wrapper.
Original Proprietor SOLOMON HAYS
=. The true HAYS Lnimebt IL warranted 10 cure Piles
and Rheumatism. in I'll cases. or no pay taken for H.
Sold at No Fletcher street. Pearl street snt Maiden
lane, New York. by COMsTOCK 4 CO.
Wholesale Druggists
Sold At all medicine stores in Broadway Eas Brosawsv
Bowsry Hudson. Canal Greenwich and Grand streets.
i12t 3an ODD
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-21

q Z REWARD Will bv paid for the return OF spsni,h
'c Pointer Slut with liver oolored head aud ears aud
oOored spots her sides. She answers 10 the name Of
Veto An additional reward Of dollar. will be pad for
the conviction ofthe boy whe was seen leading the dog with
rope around its neck Apply at % Chamber street Ia2
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-21

A. House wANrED.-wsnies 20 hare, a small
Ws House west Of Broadwsy lower part of the city pre-,
S&Lred Possession required before the I.t Of MAJ,
Apply at J. SYLvEsTERs
jslsn 100 broadway o, "a Wall a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-21

be $aooOOOo against septsnb. last which
is severe curtailment
The following copy of the species of paper circulating
Mississippi The rate of interest appears be audu
lently omitted
I" Fourteen months after date THE AGRICULTURAL
BANK OF MISSISSIPPI will pay TEN DOLLARS to the
bearer with - per cent interest per until due
Nachez, Nov. 18th, 1889.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-21

NrLENDiD Z1"'.- .ICAL EAHibiTiON-Now opss
az 80 Canal Street. few doors east Of
RAYMOND, WEEKS, HOBBY, & Co, have the pleasure
to inform the public and natrss that they have established
rare, beautiful and Managee Of Living Animals
and Beasts at the above med place. Their collection
prs agreat variety Of the finest specimens Unnatural history
imported TO America Will be open for the reception Of
visitors each day, from l0A A. NJ to bP and from to
in ne dl9 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-21

A TTEND TO YOUR COUGHS. COLDS AND
n HOARsENESS-If here any who are suffering un
der those distressing complaints would advise them by ali
means, TO 20 10 JOHN TEASE son. "a Division street
and try Of their clarified Essence OF
which can assure them Is an excellent remedy Hng
afflicted with extreme Of the chest by
severe cold which had previously taken was induced 10
test the efficacy Of the above specific and confidently
recommend 10 all WIN may in need OF its healing and
curative qualities.
JWARREN and Family, 81 Orchard st.
pound.
.. Mutt ~ Divlsionst Bailey. ESQ, 50 EIBro,dway
V thompson 30 Cour'landt X Reg nolds 81 Christie st
A. Lard, lis Willet ST. J. Mortimer, IS Man street,
Brooklyn
> Tewn'r, " Carries st. Boekna'ter. Eco 100 East
broadway
particularly request the dssponiitg 10 call and see the
above named geniemtn person. in order that they may be
convinced there Is deception
None geaun. except signed
jail lIn' J. PEASE SON As Divi.iou a,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-21
DIN. ELLIOT.
OCULlST,
Broadway, entrance in Duane street,
Confines bis practice to
81 s z A SES OF TIL EYE,

p20O viii Be- paid to 1,rssS OF s f,
OF the late Mr.. Charles IT. Phelps and Chords Noy,s pas
sengers Of the ssmboa, L.sgton at the Of das-
te hundred dsars viii be paid for the recovery Of
either.
Mr. Phelps was abont ~ year. age about m height
light hair and quite neshy Having recently sprsped hi. an.
Gle he compelled TO wear the time Of leaving New
York tboe boot
Mr. Noyes was about u years Of age feet 10 inches
~ height aud spare The Of neither
collected, but u hst the srks Of the apparel
the papers accompanying the bodies will lead their
Any information respecting ~. bodies 20 b. WILL
LAMP DIXON h CO, No Cedar street or 10 COURT
LANDr PALMER, No. Hanover street, New York
ialsiw.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-21

TO THE ECONOMICAL.
Study economy, ye who ne'er studied il before,
And ye who have studied il, study II the more
TENTLEMEN in of Clothing, will find il their
VI call at los Beekman Pearl, where
goods manufactured in the very best yle at the following
low prices:
Sup Dre oat from sl4 to 90 made aad trimmed ~ to o.
Do. Trocks DO. ls"2l do. do. 7i"st
Best Cas-. Pant D" do. do. IA
Vests. ailkiods "a" do do li"2
Fine Pilot Coats, l2"le extra fine beaver coats.l4" 20
ole 3meod. J. MOFFAT/
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-21

- In consequence OF the funeral of STEPHEN PRICE,
Esq the Theatre will be closed until Wednesday evening"
22d inst,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-24

law sell Migrants! This took but ndicrcny with
the people, and the errors of confinement III Jail
held up; emphatcay appealing to III" feelings ." the
people 10 say, whether they bad not rather be sold f
limited time than TO lay in Jail forever, declaring this
law of Ohm would only subject them 10 sale for cost
and he very patheticuly brought to notice the
case OF Tobias Watkins, "whcre is he now: These
things than the ull-5loo!ed Van Buren, men
could hear IN silence, and Doctor Cohn, with much
animation, appealed TO the Republicans of Warwick 10
say, whether they could sustain for President
who had by his vote cuunenunced both the possibility
and practlcabty of selling white and .c0men to
free negroes, who might become their purchasers. In
fact, the introduction of this subject completely ap.
pallcd the friends of Harrison Mr.. Gusts, however,
rallied under the western wing Of Mr. Wisrs Cohorts,
from York county and the old city, backedby the intro
ductory letters of Judge Upshur, Thomas Il. JGynes,
Scarborough and From the bench the canvass
took TO the yard and TAVERN and became animated in the
extreme. Mr. Ailsworth repaired to York Town very
in the county all night | sincerely glad Of this
with strong pull and united effort drive these Anti
Republicans into the cooling shades of Castle Hill
where, with the apostatc Rives, they may sigh away
their hopeless political aspirations, and where the tap
ping of the woodpecker the hollow beech tree by
harrow up their souls 10 repentance for having sounded
the frebcll at night in this land of liberty and Repub
lican institutions and while they thus deplorng
their lamenabl fate, may their resume its former
dominion their hcdcs and their returning intellect
teach them TO know they in the camp of tie
enemies of civil and religious liberty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-24
A CITIZEN OF LOUISA.
no THE EDITOR OF TIE ENQUIRER.


Dear Sir Yesterday was court day, and there
was very interesting question before the court relative
to our County Roads The attendance of the magstra-
CIV was very general and after the disposal OF the sub
iect Mr. Ailsworth and Mr. Custis candidates Tor the
Senate Of Virginia. invited OIL the bench TO ADDRESS
the freehoders MIR. Aisworth, IN very neat ana
chaste speech drew his political chart, as States
Rights Notwithstanding himself Anti Bank, Anti-la a.
riff and Anti Misunderstanding, when inerrogated
by MIR. Humphrey HARDWOOD, that he would support
Van Buren, preference to the nominees OF
The people paid great attention.; and Hr. Custis'
his opponent next addressed them, declaring lot o
rson and United States Bank. He is no, much OF
the orator. but deserves much credit for the open
in which he susains Federal and Federal poucs IN
general. Not having yet been sufficiently initiated IN
the confidential school of Bloodgood and company,
was soon convinced from his remarks, that ne was
true disciple of the Old Blue Light Federal party OF
the Eastern Shore of Virginia. While TINS rederai
gentleman giving full vent to his HARRISON anectloh
and defending him from the charge OF Aooi''onls''
and endeavorng TO acqu him for the deep ana aalln
ing sin Of voting for the sale of free white
debt, Mr.. Edmund Curtis, young and warm-hear'ea
Republican, propounded to him some startling qaes,
tons as to Harrison in the Senate OF ONO, ana
his letter avowing himself an Aboltionist IN lo2S IN
which letter he proves himself one by the certnca'e
of Judge Catch Of Ccrmont county, Ohio. Mr. Sus-
lis was evidently taken off his guard by MI. Sui
tbs remarks and finally had TO appeal to Col McI
lsh TO assist in clearing Harrison from this ieecnke
charge The Colonel is one of our most distinguished
Lawyers, and generally beloved among u.s. he' MOVE
ver had left his file of Yeomen at home, ana maae te
best defence he could for Harrsons selling aohate men
and ,comen by saying Va had similar law-to W.T. 'ne
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-24
JoHs NORRIS, cry.

FOR TIE ENQUIRER
have just seen in yesterdays Wing such report of
the proceedings of the Senate in reference to the
ton of that body upon the bill authorizing the esab
lshment of certain additional depots on the line of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad above iiarpers Ferry, as
is calculated 10 produce an erroneous impression IN
regard to the off l. Opie Esq, the Senator
from the Jefferson district, that subject; winch re-
por sropely suspect was prepared by another Sena-
tor and published with the express view OF inJurlng
Mr. Opc. Upon referring to that report you wall lind
that the yeas and nays are given IN regard 10 the
vote taken amendment offered by the Sc
nator from Cupcper, (Which was adopted by n
larre maiorty) Mr.. Opie voting in the affirmative,
as he was bound to do, not only in justice to the stock
holders eff the Winchester and Potomac rail road COM
pany but fram due regard to the interest OF the State
she having heavy pccuniary stake in that compa-
n.y. The yeas and nays are reported in regard 10 me
vote on this particular question, although doubt whe
thcr in point of fact they were actually takcn for the
purpose of holding out the idea, that Mr. OPc was, out
and out opposed the BILL and thereby exciting pre-
iudice against him in Jefferson, while they are WIN
held on the vote subsequently taken the motion oi
Mr. Smith of Culpeper to postpone the whole bill IN
definitely, which Mr. Ope voted against; thus showing
that he was the friend OF the BILL though willing that II
should be amended far the interest OF the sla'e
and Justice to the Winchester and Potomac rail- ROAD
company required.
of the report in the gurbled form, above described
that Mr. Ope is too much disposed TO sustain Inc m
terest of Winchester in opposition to that OF JEFFERSON
and under it's influence to increase IN that county al
his expense the vote of his competitor, hoper' Con
rad ESQ, who resides in Winchester ana mas large
nroperty there and Who independent of all motives of
private interest, have felt himself bound, as just,
upright and impartial representative to give at eas.
the same support to the amendment offered By the Sc
nator from Cupeper, which it received from Mr. Ope
hope this letter will enable you to do Mr.. Ope
Justice 1t has been written in the greatest haste, and
is surely fit 10 be published.