The New York herald., 1845-02-21

flour ransacton and advising Wesson buy largely In
flour at prices from 81 10 down. and stating that the
wheat crop small, and the probability that but
smell quantity offour would be received in New York
He advised him to sell at 5 SOTO he very cautious and
not be too much influenced by his (AdamsD sangune
pecations The letters written in the friend
y terms and contained expressions Of good will and kind
y feelings together with advice to be cautious and to
put his head under Croon pump to keep him cool One
Of the letters in relation to the Dougasses and rela
returned from New York on the 10th of December
AS and soon after got there saw Mr. Adams, and he
Ohio and would like 10 make an arrasSement with suy
DAM Sage 60, or some strong house, to advance.
told him ths On the Representations had made of him
any house in New York. and tnat their credit was as
good better than most houses in the we and that he
that their travelling agent, Mr. Dofe would be there in
October, and he could arrange with him. When Mr.
Do,s came introduced him 70 Mr. Adsms and after they
Adams few days AFTER and he said he going to take
Mr. Dore to Circleville A few days ater that saw
Mr. Adams, and he said he liked Mr.. Dore very
mnch and had made an arrangement to forward
-four to MIN in New Orleans he said he expected
communications from Mr.. bore About eleven days after
received letter Of credit from s. g. Co. for me, and
Enclosing s,sr one for Adams which sent him Some time
think he got them Of me the form OF receipt received
N me stser Of credit and was the st ever saw
also Recspts and checks allied up by witness pointed
me and that Martin Grsss
packing pork for him. (Manner Of pacf illustraed)-
Martin, Of the firm Of Martin, RugRles Co. is msr
chant and bank director; he to mo with recepts
signed by Seymour Watts and he would reouest ma n
fll them up from memorandum of propertv which be
had and also to I'LL the drafts which were then rans
mitted by to John Ward Co.. of this CITY bv whor,
they cashed and used always entered drafs
my books to his credit generally gave him draft on
John Ward Co. for the proceeds Of the draft which
frequently did without taking my pen out Of INV
hand and sometimes 1t would be two three davs-
Towards the latter part Of January, Mr. Adams came to
me with gentleman, who represented himself On
agent for kank Pittsburgh who represented that he
had got 600 from him Uhe agent at Circevle; and
Mr. said that In consequence of Mr. Seymour not hav
ing to receipt the property he had expacted b.
had become uneasy and wished to advance $40 900 in
anticipation Of the receipts did So and gave draft AT
20 days for sic o0o He afterwards brought receipt for
,nout $25 900 worth Of property signed by Seymour
allied the receipt from memorandum Of the property
which ne said was in Circevie; he represented
70 me that the property actually on hand On
the 22nd OF February Mr. Adams told me that he had 5000
barrels on hand more than he drawn on and asked
ny opinion whether he had better send Il to New FORK or
Canada had perfect confidence In Mr. Adams at that
tme and believed his representations that he had this
propsrty think did not omit any drafts that ere no,
filed up by me or MIR Jone The smoun Of drsta Allied
up by me was about SO AGO. which Adams told me Was
all he had made upon them did know TO the contra
~ till arrived in New York; left Colsmbus Ohio on
the 22d Of February Yves In the pork business sso ana
did business with 8. CO; before Adams arrived here
learned that he had overdrawn; when he came he stop
ped at the Astsr House, and the next morning went and