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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-26

The ConrRAsF. Eighl years siaeo,
TIE populagliy 81 Gen. gacksos wa -
strong 81 % snahle BIN Be- oblaiss 8 10
electoral votes, snd iaFFe maia 81
The populsF sols--hAt noa. Ag,er s.dsaR.
wrl'ieg cad speaking e. i bis lie usss
siske5 o. the issee, BE- csn oniy c1ua.
maad - votes Ia BE eva district a lhs
harniisge. he sna1 large nsiorilv 81
BE couniy, sad 3 iagea masofily 81 Biz
eun State sEzinsf Air-@ Wat Z fehuks
TEN ol4 ifisn9s sad asirhkofs--wkai !
uselal Lesson O. ga who woaia aspire Is
bs dicisleEa % re neopsf. and esea a..
tempt 70 contr9i the aaDNisf alil.f
Ihis misgaided "a vslasf-srs a
en4oise he assasais.ftl.oa gf 81. Yea
psfear-lo make hinsslf ssafoadsis f,f
l'e ecls and % - eo@pieisig sdsriilg
eimsef uiia lhe ssutse 81 hf4. SEQ Bafss
- u y aars BE eSe. tn& tie rsfafl 4
ihei ~ be aask eeea hslsn NJ CO.
1eee " s--slsriie - 49, efaef ..i. 81.
ssa ai6i cenmaae Seeds $50
saofa e - gisaarft ia essf4 ssf etlse
Be- $50 Tees 81 81 -
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tfaN Niild sea E mhf
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lti - Eo4all4 te sef ~ tIs sat
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-26

The towns Of Lsesburg and Waterford
Ia Loudoon eouniy. Virginia. bsve been
brilliantly Illuminated IN honcs az skS
election 81 Gen. HAnnIsoa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-26

The public debt Of he State Of Virxin.
Is, according 70 The Norfolk Beaeon, Is.
a. The present time. sc, 600, 900. exclu.
sive Of ilS liabilities under acts authorizing
loahe fos works sfiniernaI improvement.
which amount to es.44a. 40 more.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-27
MONEY nIARKGT.


The st ok market preserved the featu yesterday
sales small, and prices continued resede Am. Ell
change Bank declined II per cent, Del Hudson ~ Am
Trus, and Banking Co. N. Railroad O. stouiDgton l.
Harlem Union Bank Improved per cent, Canton There
is apparently demand for sterling b domestic bills aud
uncurren. money evince a ration in rates. The Long
Island Bank has declared .emi annual dividend Of six per
cent payabs the LIST proxim,.
The rate for money is al per per month good bills
There but few bills of this character the market how
ever There also unu and growing scarcity Of accom-
mcdaoa paper Offering in the market which is soog in-
dicstion CT healthy state OF trade Thsis owing chiefly to
the in regard that paper which has been
in by banks throughout the past This has been UNI
doubedy the Of heavy losses those whose BUSINESS
too much extended The burden has been felt by each
merchant precisely in proportion to the accommodation pa
per he hal aoat II this sass Of for whose re
lief the bank urged to suspend That measure nP'ade
relieved hem bat caused sagnation in trade that hev
y oppressed the laoouring classes, Large stocks OF lumb
other held high prices by the power
of bank accommodation; long therefore, as they conin
ued stock was unemployed In New York there has been
greater diacsty TO hold stocks The consequence has
been that heavy dealers have been obliged to sell at
low rates. AID tie prices OF flour and provisions have
fallen wages been redaced at the time prices Of
raw materials have fallen The result Of this his been, that
working found employment at low wages to work
up stock low prices anticipation of in
bank boeriug system Of Philadelphia, tire heavy dealers are
sustained while Of the productive classes thrown
out OF employ Under the New York system those WHO have
large ock, falling markets must sustain the loss while the
capital mains active, and tn productive classes en-
played although at low wages but flour aid provisions
fail, the actual price CT labsr remains the same
There muck anxiety the subject Of the Philadelphia
Bank charters rhe inf of the three largest insu-
such however, that but little probability exists Of
either repeal Of the charters immediate resumption
very evident that The former would be most
cepab the banks because they unabl. TO sustain
resumption the failure would be complete. The Loan
Bill for $500 oOo passed both branches Of The Ponns
and we'd the signature of the The
step raise the money Unless the Banks oil that
State help them to it, il will be difficult to be got
We received ths report Of the comp roller Of this
State giving full OF the operation Of the backs under
the law One hundred aud thirty three associations
fled cer6cste and seventy Fix have gone into operation
of which the following Is lit with the amount of securities
deposited their captss the amount Of circulating b
dered, and the amount delivered
BANKS UNDER THE GENERAL BANKING LAW OF NV YORK
JANUARY LIST, ls40
r -. HI.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-27

CLEARED.

CLEARED.
I,g, Cadvorth wareham. Mass Tam tfshanter, Coin,
81 RON Isabella Mckee do Chef Van Name, Baltimore
Mexican, Demng, Msdeir,; Rosr,r Corning Para aud a
market lexington Gambler, ssy annah Edward Vincent,
JudsoD, Baltimore
Arrived.
Ship Lafayette Eley, day, IRON Charleston, with cotton,
&c % Gsorg, sutton.
Brig Ksnucky Willis from smyrna and sdsys from Nor.
folk where she put in dsies) with mdse &c TO Fielder
4 ButIih.
Brie Tedrarra Freeman 10 days from Porto Csbeo, IN
coffee Sc TO Harmony CO. She was ,owed up BY the
steamer Here lies.
sailed.
sheridan Dsveyt,r Liverpool Albany, Johnston, Havre
aud others.
The packet ship Gad,ter ashore of the Battery got
m on Saturday about O'Clock by the steamer sam
injured She Immediately fommel oed re'osdng and will
probably sail on Wednesday next.
Ercnfre ON Friday last polished the rrivs Of the
William Tay from Savannah, and casper hsustrrom vera
Cruz, exclusively.
The ser and lower bay and The rivers cosiinue full o.
e, Tb. Jersey City and noboken ferry boats still
PEELED 10 enter a, whhth>ll.
Los, of tbs asee Saturday, two saers arrived here
from ,bs ,eek Of Inc British schooner Adele Capt Brs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-27

DOCKS OF HERALDRY-T. BROWN, stone Seal
ID EnQraver has renewed 20 2s3 Broaaw,y opposite the
Pak Goats Of Arms Crcsts, Cyphers, mathematical Sub
~es engraved on Stone. Diamonds Ametsyss Topstes,
.ts. Sc bought in the rough cut to any form La
dice ses Pencil casess gnet Kings NC engraved WIN Cea's
Of Arms. Crest., Notices or any other device
Coat, Of painted and Forwarded to any part CT the
Boob. Of Hersldry s,pl With upward, Of 100000
Goats Of Arms found. fBS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-27

BROADWAY CIRcUs-A great novelty is adycr-
tisea for this evening at the Broadway Circus
sisting Of splendidly arranged new equestrian pa
yesni, emit led St. George and the Dragon with
dresses. &c Also, for the first time. Mr.. Mulligan
will exhibit his astonishing trampolinng feats-
waiting over squadron Of mount ed cavalry
number OF balloons and two distinct objects IN the
sam leap; besides dancing, by Young Diamond. aud
a great variety OF other novelties. See advertise
meut.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-27

OrrIcE SExKERs.-Twenty eight were provided
for with small potatoes the 2lst and two on the
oath. At the same time about two hundred were
sent home with flea in the For this city
Thomas McElrath has been made master in chan
Gerry, Evan Griffith, measurer general Of grain, and
Jacob ID. Wheeler, a commissioner Of deeds.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-27

The DiFFEREScE.-AtN New Orleans, on the 49, b
inst the Thermometer stood at ~ to 76 above zero
and at Albany and Montreal the 10Th, at 20 to 80
degrees below tina, cool point
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-27
MISERABLE PROPERTY IN MADISON STREET

DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN MADISON STREET
~ JAMES pLEECKER 4 co. will eel AZ pus c
ton on Monday 27h instant ~ O'Clock 4 noon, a their
sales Room No 30 Broad street kSchanVe place.
The two story Houses AID Lots 20 2sT aud No $50 Ma
dSu street The Houses hard 6nd AMI corniced with
stone s,oops and iron rlng ard eh freaces each; and
have generally rented for shout $500 sach per
Also. the House aud Lot No 29i Madison, the Of
Scanned sweet first situation grocery any other
husses This propertv worth, Of attention, either as
cent rsbe residence investment Terms hbe-s
is15 a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-27

This sign indicates that the Basks have account the
Opposite Of stocks aore and also separate account the
De posiie Of stocks and real estate.
Mere bill. printed than ordered by this Bank.
These Bank, have Banhiug capital Of s9o0o3,s25
The snoant ON the ist January, 1879, was l339,i75
Iscresse " Bank capital, $685. $50
These Bank, have ordered circulating bills TO The
amount Of S59sI1st
or which have been delivered, eOi2,Ole
To Be delivered, 2,es5 oo5
There have been returned, 2a0 2i5
The report gives estimate Of the amount oparer issued
by these institutions, psyabl, future day, and no, recocn
zed by the law The Comptroller estimates, howsver that
all the soe, delivered by him, actual circulation. This
IL an over estimate by one third.
The following table Of the Stocks Of this State
STATEMENT rBE AMOUNT OF CANAL AND SsN'
rRsL FUrp srocxs rHs STATE % NEW ioRk, OUT
sr.~pt,e on rur lar JASuAny lst0-THE RATE or
rrrREsr, AND wHrS RrDEsNApLr.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-27

y Bowrsy AMPHIrHrArsE.-Grea doing. this
week at the fowery Amphithcare ;-if any thing an
draw, will surely be the two real elephants in the
Sianese Spectacle! Otto Motty Increases the sur
prise Of the vsiters, and the first folks m New York
are on tiptoe Tor the olympic Games, with process
sions, dances, short sword combats. wres,Iiug
matches, chsriOts, and all that produce eec, in
apiece Of this class. The outlay we hear ! a, been
immense, but the managers are not afraid Of the re
anlt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-27

WnMrSeToS, N. G FIRE.-The loss is estimated
to be half million dollars. Two thousand dollars
have been transmitted by the Mayor of Charleston,
for the sufferers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-27

500 1Ns agsp .. a., BOD, " \,
samuel ,nry OF Nsnohsster Who was passenger
beard the Lexington 'he night Of the 18th instant
Mr. Henry about IS years OF light compl, zion, black
hair little iselned 20 grey; sms whskers AND about
feet or inches high; dressed in blue very dsrh
ored pilot great coat pockets In the sides and the
breast Cor wsss DARK freek coat Wits plain collar; daih
psntoou. open 'front.' drk figured vest and probably
New pair boots with cork oles had with HIN
gold watch supposed Rokes make, and heavy chased
silver snuH box with the lii, sso sp1rtmanteau With
his IT, n addition 20 the above reward the value Of
any found TIE BODY of Mr. Henry will be paid
on its recovery by application 70
PiCKERsGILL d co.
lao corner OF Hanover street and Exchange place
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-27

IcE ON rHE OHIo.-There is so much ice running
in the Ohio, that it is dangerous to navigate it, No
boat has arrived at Wheeling, fer days in con
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-27

OENArKaBLE CURE OF CONsCMPrloN.-A
~ daughter &c the Rev Deaa few months since at
tackled vi splitting of blood wi ich witt other causes
produced The best physicians IN constant
attendance medicine s.ed which they supposed OF
ANY But her disease evidently hssy consumption
and ordinary could effect At length the doe
t.r whose permitted 10 give sent r Dr lay
Tor. Baam of Liverwor In three d.,s he was stronger
and her cough con.aeaby relieved She Improved rapidly
IN sis weeks she we'll a This she tod W,
herself nj. dv In fact hi. medicine every day successful
in important cases GO. 1Afiph, W. - M
No, N s,,,h :, IS 3,ditw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-27
Stnfe Of Trade.

The week has passed without bringing the arrival of
pected steamboat from kngIard Large dealers.
continue quiet Our rivers ice bound and the
business dong in the general nark' con6ned the wan
OF the city Supplies OF goods fair and thu quantity which
changes hands sufficient create auy great Change IN
prices, altho Oh they tend downward Flour continues en-
eecdngy DALI with but Ia tie change rates The exports Of
IA of he
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-27

Hon The Savannah river lad risen so high on the
18th inst. that steamers could go up to the whsrves
at Augusta.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-27

CorroSThere has been st,sdier business this article
the week without change in The
sale has been reduced very The receipts Of the week
have been light, exceeding o0e bss The southern
ket, sl present the appearances that have chaae
tcs,d them Tor weeks back The recei 4, are not vet
important The following aabe Of stocks SALE, prices
remarks, at the different ports for the week previous TO the
date afr ed -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-27

The 23d section provides as follows
That 1t shall be the duty Of the Secretary OF the Treasury
to issue and psbh regulations enforce the speedy
alton Of sli Government ats for payne at the place
payable and to prescribe the tim to the different
distances Of the postaes from the Of
within ich all d. ats upon them, respectively shall be
sented FIR ment aud in default Of such esnton d.
rect other node and place OF hch he
proper But In all those regu Aliens aud dir shall be
TIE duty Of the Secretary Of the Treasury to guard
may against those drafts being used throws into circu.
laton a, paper currency or medium Of exchange"
These the main features Of the famous Sub Treasury bill
1t the of Government drafts all the
public money subject to the draft Of the Secretary will and
pleasure lie has also the power to make draft avn on
New York payable at New 0rsans st. Louis Charlie ton
at any other depository he deem proper THIS the
ground work Of National Bank and such viii be the result
of the scheme This the country have in shape
her, equaze the changer The Treasury drafts will be
sufficiently in dem nd for this purpose to make duty Of the
Secretary to guard against their being thrown into circulation
srduou,, soy the least This plan of Government Bank
Will doubt work extremely well for year two it
exposed to the danger of all banks
and its and explosion consequence
foreign demand for specie will entail upon the csuary
fency similar to the old continental money from which will
be very difhcult to escape.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-27
ICorre,p,udence OF the Herald.

FHILADELPHIA, SUI DAY, r NJ.
News from Harrisburg to Frddy even ng has been
received in the city Nothing further had been done
relative tolresunption of the banks for the repeal of
the u s. Bank.
James NJ. Poasr's .pprsntmcBt OF President
Judge Of the 18th judicial district, confirmed
by the Senate ON that day. All the Wing members
disagreeipg with the speaker to a decision of
der. Porter received IL votcs which was sufficient
E.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-27

90 The following ~ an exact copy or an edito.
rial article which first appeared in he New York
Signal, December 18th, 1880, relative 10 MIR viii.
liams, the Oculisi;-
DR. WILLIAMS CAsx.-By reference TO DR. vii.
hams letter TO us il viii be that but soant jus
tice was done to him in his late case The best way
that man so honest fair in his dealings as &c Is
cao get rid Of caumnies and prosecutions as TO lice
them dorm Hi. skill an ocul ST. and his charity
TO the poor, Will be embcred long alter the petty
attempts of his enemies are forgotten.
" Mr.. Williams. the English Oculist, may be
consulted at Providence House, l19 Broad way. cor
ner OF Canal street, any day Except Sundays) be
tween the hours Of aud o'clock, until the LIST Of
May, 1871
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-27
sequence.

BLOCKADE Boston harb,r was firmly clos ed with
ice last week Access to sea, by vessels, conse-
quently cut of.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-27
STEAM FERRY BOAT FULTON.

STEAM FERRY BOAT FULTON.
u EPORTS having been circulated that the boiler OF he
n steamboat Fulton employed the Fulton Ferry not
sa one, the following certificates published to ct
any aisapprehensen which may exist that subject
Brooklyn, 2sh January 1870.
INSPECTORS CERTIFICATE
In puuancs Of &C, Of Congress entitled act 10
of vessels propelled in whole Ia part by STEAM passed
July 7h, 1888 thu g. Bunker and John C Inspectors,
sppoated under TIE said act by the District Judge OF the
United States for the Southern District OF New forh, DO
hereby certify that have at the date hereof inspected asd
thoroughly examined the boiler and machinery OF the s
boat vessel called the FULTON, OF Fulton Fers that the
lid boiler il made Of per Materials the principal art OF
which new that is to say the tubs ssd furnaces AID all OF
The inside made OF copper, and the remaining part
which has been used n opiou sound aud az Tor
Mach merry Ia GOO order and "a Tor use.
IL testimony waereo have given this cerbc se un'
hands the City Of New York. this 25th day Of January
Signed, ELIHU 9. BUNKER, t..,
JOHN CLARK, 'T
The undersigned having been employed in rebuilding the
boiler in the ferry boat Fulton the greatest part
Of which copper aud the old copper used perfectly
good and they consider its strength and say opal to THAI Ct
any ferry boat waters.
Brooklyn, Jan. IS, 1870.
We the undersgned engineer, of the steamboat Fulton
do hereby certify that the assertion the Morning H. raid Of
this morning that the engineers afraid e (the boil
sr) bursting that they viii put weight the safe
valves and have threatened TO leave the beat rather thar do
utterly without foundation. We believe the boiler 10 be
entirely safe, and have no fears in regard to ;.
JOHN NEWELL,
HoRATlU NELSON.
Brooklyn, January rs, 1870. ja2Ih
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-27

70 TIT v"''s !" Dt"ftH Esq
SIR.-I observed In xour r,um,. q ,epo.f stating that
CaptAh nenny oipaekst James ,heir, s,d The Loving
lrgon, ana knowing that IL her Won not offer
wards Capt aud sr.for. we cannot i've redt to such
pa nsns.tion. Capt. ksusy left here soudas At 10
crock shd night saw tight several miles distant which
his arrival At New Lotdan for the first time heard fe Fat
OBSTRUCTION oi the Lexington Now cannot ake coeni.
rance Ofs will we lie on h IN. ant bah.
bling ofsueh a inhsman wretch
Mrr THAT Krow.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-27
WHAT WOULD You We
TO HAVE A CLEAR
VOICE9

VOU need net give much, for I you tkat
l. large package Of PEAsEs' MEDICATFD CANDY
Will clear voice and your cold speak from
Renee having been afflicted four days vita
and irrIta OF the throat the above eckc
valuable remedy. BUDD,
Auctisneer for ID mon, l9i chatham square.
The undersigned will eorroborate the above certificate
Mr. Finch, 10 Bowery Wm Freeman, 2i2 Henry st,
Mr. Gibbs, 81 Division ST. r. Reynolds Esq 80 Chrisy.
Professor Manning Monroe A Leard lis Wiet st
Hall, at the Of Gen. Mr.. J. Mutt 80 Division St
tire and Pearl ct. MIR. q. Vancoot and family
NJ. d. Hickenbohsn, 22S No. IL Hicks street,
Cherry street. Brooklyn.
Compounded from IS different Ingredients. Directions
each package for use.
Agents.-Burrei 2l0 Chatham street; T. Horse6eld -
Bowery.
None genuine except signed
J. PEAsE SON, Is Division st
Where il can be obtained who'll sale aud retail. ia27.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-27
MORNING uERALD-s0sP NEWS.
port or New Work, Jansary ~.


ss~De~.
Mediator, Chsmplin, Feb !
Wellington, Chsdwick Feb. 10
d. q zen, (s) Roberts, Feb !
LtvtrrooL.
=. America, Bailey, Fee. !
G.Wsshipg. on, Burrows, Feb Z
pAvRE.
Chss Carroll, Russell, Feb I
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-27

From letter brought by them she sailed hence
say ae morning Of Thursday last aud when thriy miles
hove shore The vessel full OF wae-wsud be
total loss expected her would be saved Capt.
oBrea had his feet badly frozen The Aesls was bound to
Halifax with -four and sundres Vessel valued at S. and
cargo $4,000
The Gen. scs of Portland, Capt Litteohn reported
lost her passage from Portland TO Baltimore safe At that
port having arrived there the 18th instant after pasage
Of thirty five days. without any injury
United siates rorts.
BRsroL RI, jan a. SID, Lady Washington, Rocket,
York. TIE Midas, for N Yors, is leading.
ooh Tybee Herbert, do Carroll Yasdewater do Cid
Daniel Webster Manson North Ct Europe Cohansey Moore,
NYOr. SID Virginia Wiley J. ksonvilIs o'ceola' Mill
ten NYork. In the oh,g, Sarah Sheafe.
PkNsAcoLA, Dee. 29-Arr Will, Nfork.
Foreign Ports.
MArANzAs JAM l2-Hiberna, for NYoik, days Cervan-
te McNauus do Barne, Carpenter, do soon Tanvy, do
There were American vessels at the City of ST Domingo
81 day. since.
6nS FOR NEW ORLEANs.-Lou,ana and New
krSf York Line ofPackes-The Regular Packet of Mon
&icfox-day, ielh February.-The packet ship SHAKS-
fEARE, Capt Cornell, wiz sail as above
For freight passage having handsome furnished accom-
oda,ions apply board Wall street, Oean. wharf
TO
jaa7 lE.K. COLLINS co. So South St
A0A FOK LIVEKPUUL.-New Llne.-sIeg uar Pac-
sssaa.GARReK, Capt. A. s. Palmer 10 0 tons, will
sail above.
For freight passage having unequal.d
for spador comfort apply board at Orleans wharf, foot
Elk COLLINS co. So South st.
The packet shin ROsCUS, apt j. Collins of 100 tons,
will succeed The Garrisk and sail on the a5th March,
No alteration will be made price fare by this line
Number OF passengers limited JAZZ
DACKET SHIP LOUISVILLE. FOR NEW ORLEANS
Passengers will please be on board the ship Orleans
wharf, foot Of Wall street, this day (Monjay) 9th inst.
at O'Clock 2. NJ, when steamboat will take the ship to
sea. a57
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-27

O. ~ NEN AID Tor the recovery OF large Silver Vase
sDOO T.. kard with and handles, having oil
engraved the and Of each side Of the
tanlad Of OF having the motto e
fortuna psris" with inscription benes sad coat
Of arms The stoen from nay house Saturday
last, the 25th KsL
jazz 81 HENRY PARISH, 40 Barely st.
DRIV ATE HOTEL Nos aud Murray street, (lae MISS
l. j. Cowpgs.)-JOHN B. RICH, proprietor Of the above
well known boarding house, takes leave respectfully 10
his determination to epcu this establishment
sbou the LIST Of ebuary for the epton Of such single
gentlemen aud families may be pleased to honor him with
their notice Unremiug attention 10 the comforts of his
guests the BY which he hopes and
patronage ja2s lws'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-27

The traury bill has passed the of the United
States and with struggling will pass the House and be-
come law his pill has been before the public that
most persons are acquainted with its general features We
will, however the points Of the bill: provides
that hrsproof vaults he constructed the treasury build
ing at Wasbngon these constitute the treasury Of the
United States The mint at New Oieans ard the mint at
Philadelphia 10 be places Of deposie ALSO there shall be
vaults for deposung money under he charge of receivers
neral IL the custom houses Of York and Boston, and similar
places to be erected at Charleston c. and ST. Louis Mo-
also der tn direction Of general shall be
minated by the PRESIDENT with the advice the
Sen e and hold Office four years These officers keep
the moaey safely without lOanug using until they rece
orders from the department to pay Teri and all
ectors and receivers shall pay to the receiver in thrr
several Districts all the money their possession ek
The Secretary fthe Treasur, may transfer money
depository to another TO the United States Trea.ury
at his discretion. The msney in hands of any
SHALL at all times be subject to his draft whether for
transfer db The public collected as
follows-
After soh june is.c species in notes of specie pay bk
l8il,A
1912