The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-23

tons to circulate his post notes arrangement which
this paper promptly exposed for which quantity Of &
rocious abuse heaped by the Courier "or des
roying public confidence That judicous print also
took occasion give Fenton and his puff. Time
and the the devil Of course,
did several others, with which Fen,on concerned
The receiver of this has advertised for
SALE the choicest of which as follows -
Mp. Lees note, endorsed william NJ. Lee and II. D.
Dodge, for $4,000.
Note Of same parties for SIS 500
r. Dodge and ~ p Lees receipts for drafts, $23
Six notes OF n. Lee endorsed by VIM NJ. Lee and r.
d. Dodge, for 10000 each.
Samuel Cameron's note for $4,000.
X. ID. Dodge acceptances for $4,000.
A, H. Knapp's note endorsed by j. Fenton, for $50
w $. Bishops note, endorsed by Joseph Strong, for
en-. Conklng, and Ebenezer conklings note for $50
s. H. Grants note for $780,
Henry Lockwo DDS note for S203 %.
j. j. FeRton's note for 81 000
Joseph vintons note, endorsed by Adam Hiescods for
LYMAN w. Gilberts note endorsed by D. T.. Emery and
L. Dodge for 50 900.
]. W. Stevens, for $500.
James swarthOuts note endorsed by J. H. swarthout
and f. Schooley, for $500
s. Cameron, bond and mortgage, $4,000
Do do 10000
franklin Kendall, do asso.
Asahel Wight, do 1880
R. D; Dodge over draft, sloo.
John Wyckof. do 7A "a.
J. J Fen'on, over draft 1913 OIL.
Van vleet, do $50
Ethan a1. Watson DO DO HsoS
Us. SO " Towerdo soe
Oscar Packard SIS co.
Erastus Andrews bond and mortgage for $780,
One sixth part OF bond and mortgage OFFS 900 exHn
ed by David Yoder, and now held by w. STATION.
H. H. Hull receipts for certificates of deposit 81 oOO
Dodge and Wyckof were the beauties who brokeIthe
Newburyport Bank.
The position of the trade betw cen the United States and
the British colonies has of late been matter of much
discussion from its alleged disadvantages the United
States. Last winter large book compiled under
the direction of the Secretary of State, wherein al
legged that the United States have greatly suffered by
reason of the proclamation of the President United
States of Oct 5th $780, opening the ports of the United
states to colonial vessels and that the British
has evaded the conditions which that was
issued by opening only certain inconvenient ports
American vessels, by which they unable compete
fairly with those of the colonies The only instance
mentioned to show the truth of this allegation that
gyrsum, plaster of Paris brought almost entirely
from the Bay of Fundy in British vessels which al
lowed to go directly to the quarrss, while Amerc
vessels are denied that privilege. Several memorials
from Boston and Maine all tending to the same object
give this gypsum trade for disturbing the
istpg state of things report of the Hon. Caleb Cus
ing making volume Of 2l7 pages is full of defamation
on the ruin attending American commerce. the whole
being based this atrocious gypsum recent conven
ten at Boston, headed by the Hon. Abbott Lawrence
alleges this wonderful gypsum to be the of the
sruction of American commerce. The prohbitive tariff
by them considered measure of saving grace but to
import gypsum in foreign vessels what nation can stand
i'll All these memorials reports chairmen and secreta
res hold gypsum the great staple of trade between
the two countries. Let turn the public documents
and investigate its comparative importance the trade
| between the United States and the colonies
VALUE OF GYPSUM IMPORTED INTO THE UNITED STATES
FeoM tbs BRITISH COLONIES AGGREGATE IMPORTS
AND EXPORTS FOR SERIEs OF YEARS