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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-10

The Feds affect to be vastly conAsled IN
der their defeat by having carried Virginia.
The moral weight OF this Old Common
wealth, they hope, Nil break their downfall
and mitigate the odiUsp, which will attach 70
hem and their cause. They are welcome
to all the comfort they can derive from such
source. But they shall no, forget, that
Old Virginia, Virginia of revolutionary 70
uo~n, the Virginia Of Washington and JET
ierson and Henry put her veto upon them
ard their denominations. The county OF
Washington voted against them, the county
Of Jefferson voted against them aud the
county Of Henry voted against them -
Lover VirelDa voted against them BY up
wards Of 2000 majority. The most nteIl
gent portion of Western Virginia too voted
against them. They are Indebted for all
the victory they have won, to the paitiot
sages aud lllustrious statesmen Of Rocking
ham, Shenandoah and Page. What conso
laiion or moral influence victory from such
sources may afford, they are welcome TO- -
But they shall no, claim the honour Of hav
- "'-''N" 'hV oPpioua'lhs tt ctu ' HEi0
ia, which rs now, as she was IN &c, a iyrant
hater -RiChmonG Wing.
Gen. Jackson, II IS said, con,emplaies re
moving from Tennessee. He canno, stand
a Wing majority Of $4,000 Mr.. Van Bn
ten, II Is thought, will hardly venturo 10 re 1
turn 10 kInderhook. Both Of the gentlemen
had better goto Turkey--lhey " ii find ~
slItgtions there congenial 10 heir tastes.
The ApalachicoIa Advertiser states that
the orange crop Of this year, raised in that
Territory, will be worth $500 900. iinh I
frio that amount, and much greater, has
been paid to Havana, for thar one article of
consumption.
hr. FLooD, of Ohio, Charge dAflires
N Texas, died lately IN that country.
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Satrrdep. Nor. 90.
SENATE.

y =
Mr. Melchor presented bill 10 lucorpn
rate the Concord Manufacturing Company,
which passed il. first reading.
The proposition Of the Commons 10 ap.
point % nj selec: Committee to inquire into
he causes Of the suspensicN Of specie pay
msnis by the Banks Of this Safe, their op
srutions during suspension, DC. was con
surred in.
The Message Of The Governor, irsnsmi'
ting the report Of the Literary Board on the
draining of the Swamp Lands, sss received
from the Commons, with proposition that
il be printed and referred, which was con
currsd 10,
The two Houses proceeded to vote for
Solicitor Of the Isl Judicial Circuit, which
resulted in the choice Of DAVE Ou'law.
Dir. Clingmau, from the Committee on
Intsrnsl improvements, reported biii to
aulhorize ,i.s construction Of the Raleigh
and Westsrs Turnpike Road, yhich passed
lis first reading, ard was ordered TO be prn
ted.
The bill 10 lecate the Judges Of the Supe.
rior Courts, was amended, on motion Of Mr..
CIingman, and passed l,s second reading.
On motion nf Mr.. Moore, the Judiciary
Committee we're instructed TO ipqulre into
the expedieucy Of Legislative provisions to
prevent betting on elections.
HOUSE or COMMONS.
The Committee sn The Judiciary was dis
charged from The furihar consideration Of
tho Resolution referred 10 them, on so much
OF The Governors Message as relates to the
location ofthe Judges ofthe Superior Courts.
On motion,
Resoirs4, Thattae Committee on lie Judiciary
suqulrs il any, aud what further Legislation is
necessary 70 supply the Records Of Courts, and
othsr valuable Public papers destroyed by fire or
other accidents.
On motion Of Dir. Moore, the Committee
On the Judiciary was instructed to enquire
into the sxpediencv Of requiring the same
soIemniuss in the execution Of written Wills
Of Personality, as are required 10 the cxecu.
ton Of wills Of Reality and if the Commit
tse be Of opinion that any alteration Of the
existing laws upon tho svbjsei is necessary.
10 report a Bill in conformity with that
opinion.
Ths Bill giving longer time to register
Grants Of Lands 10 this State, Deeds Of Mes
ne conveyance, Powers Of Attorney, &c.
vas read the Sd time, amended, passed and
ordered to be cngrossed.
Mr.. +. j. Hill called up the bill hereto
fore lad on the table at his instance, "con
serning Pilots and Commissioners Of Nayi
CATION for Cape Fear RIVER" Proposes to
give the appointment. Of Pilots, &c. TO the
Governor)
Mr.. Hin said that one Of the reasons which in
dnced him 10 advocate the passage Of the Bill
was that at present, the appointing Of the Pilots
and Commissioners is vested in the Justices Of
the County and the power vested had been
abused for party purposes That to his own
knowledge. the Pilots had been told, unlsss they
voted tho Van Buren, Ticket, they should be 70.
noved from Office. and that be further knew,
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Fridag, Nor. 81.
SENATE.

Mr.. usrgrave presented a Resolution, 10.
sisucling the Judiciary Committee TO in.
quire into ths expedlency OF SO amending
the law as TO allow a compensation to Ju.
rsrs summoned for the purpose Of assigning
dover to widow which was read and
adopted.
Ths two houses then voted four times
unsucessslully for Solicitor for the 9Th Cir
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that writ Of election be ISSUED to the Sher.
vt Of Orange, commanding BIN 10 hold an
election at the'sevsrsl precIncts Of the coun-
". on Thursday, the 81 December, TO elect
a SENATOR 10 supply the vacancy occasioned
BY the RESI- gnalion Of Mr.. Mangum.
Mr. Wilson presented bill concerning
the collection Of debts BY the Banks in this
State; which passed its first reading, and
was ordered TO be printed. Provides thai
no bank suspending specie payments shall
colec, any debt due at the tipe; or contract.
ed during the period, Of suspension. until it
shHll RESUME specie paymsots-
Ga motion OF Mr.. Wilson, ~ Csmmil.
Zee OF Finance vsre instructed to inquire
ls,o the sxpsdIsacy Of amending the 9th
section ct the 23d chapter of the Revised
Statutes concerning tho Comptroller.
The bill 10 locate the Jadses of the Su
perisr Court. within the several districts,
ass taken up, and, after considerable dis
sussion in which Dir. Shspa,s advocated,
aud NJ. Norshssd opposed lis passage, was
laid ca the table ans srdered to BE- prlR,ed.
/ Tbs Speaker announced TO lac Senate the
following Jsiht select committees:
Ga go asush OF the Goysrnsr's message
as relates to Bank Of the United Stats,
AID lie "a inorss.s Of the Bank Capital o.
this Stale, Msssrs. 5ynum, Arlington aud
Purvsar.
On a Penitsntiary, Msssss. Gather
~ orih and Pss,sur.
LuHdtic and Orphan Asylum, nsssrs
Moore. HELEN and McDtarnd.
The union Of II. Boards of Internal In
prorsmsnt and Literary Fund, asssrs
NcrOhead, Reid and Bond.
lhs Rsmonstrsnce Of the people Of the
District of Columbia, Resolutions concern
ng tbs public domain, &c. hessTs Mitch
ell, Wilson and Albright.
The expedescv Of aboishing iupuson
nsnt for debt, Messrs. Edwards, Parks az,
Montgomery.
Mr.. SprullI, from the Committee raisec
on the subject, reported resolution, shlsl
vas adorred, providing that tho votes CIV
en- for Governor shall be compared Ia th'
E,nmons Hall, on Friday 4ih December
10 he presence OF both branches Of the Leg
stature.
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Mr S,lsr, from ihe Joia' Select Commit.
tee en- Cherokee Lands, 10 whom vas refer.
red the Bill suiborzins ihe Governor to sp.
point 40 agsn, 10 ne county Of lsean. re
ported toe same without .nsudmeut SAID
Bill YES read aud on nsiion Of Mr. Cad
Jones laid on the table and ordered 10 BE-
printed.
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Tbsrsdoy NOT. &c.

Dir. Sprull presented he resignation of
Willie p. msnguo, Seuator rom the county
Of Orange; which was read and accepted
sud, 90 motion Of NJ sPrgIll, II gas ordered
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-10

MIR. SOFlll from the f5Ommfttee raised
-, ,.,o, o-.l.,,;o, .h.h
'" '"9 'u1J - = 20 ~
vas adore0, providing that Tao votes CAV
en- for Governor shall be compared 10 the
T. nmons Han on Fridsv 4th DECEMBER
.flo,b b..n.ha.
'siA'uIf'
HOUSE OF COMMONS
AG. a.. s-9.n, orth. n;n,,es
Mr.. Gnu.y SPEAKER rose and stated TO the
House, that having been honOrea BY thsm, by be-
ing chosen as Senator Of The United st''es, Il
oeesme ms ou'y 70 resign h's once "a speaker
si,r,a &c Co,rrraos
10 dong so. h. should no. deta.n them long
but he could rot refrain from expressing his
f,on,b.,- b,nI. :. he ,.,i, ,1,is.e5 ,,,,,.-
IN rb;cb t,ev b,d baen conferred
u. rwsll $3.50. -, o,.i,, 70 bi.,x,rt &c
.,s and srnsrisne, he was ineenpstspt 10 IN.
DISCHARGE Of IN, rrsat and ir,,ortsnt duti., de.
volyipr on him vet he fsl copscion, th,tauun,
lie mar, frar w.om b.,tcr sal.c,ion m,sbt
bay. been made Their. was moi one. in whom beat
: heart mar. devoted 10 m, .,eat and ,nnor,,n,
concern. IN which The GOOD 81 our common eoun.
,nvolv.d
In taking l,ays Of the present body many Of
WON nad es'n o.. s'saelsl.s 10 0oynooo' IN 'hs
ns9bossF.pg,.,d IN n, Great ,oncero, oe ogr
country-all Of whom had manifested towards
aim such marx. Of Aindness he could but feel an
'nI p s'Lss,ion 100 'fons ioi nl.aIanc'
s..son v. stiIl .nragod Ia The same eomnon
csgss Hoping tn,t our abo1r. nav bs success.
ill Tor 'hs good OF OrT country take ny leave.
The House then proceeded to vote for
sseaker; ~h-rvupon, r &. Cul11y. of
Granville, was elesled, having received II
votes.
On beinr conducted 10 the Char be mads
as acknowledgements to The House Ia SUB
slsnce as faiismr:
.c..g..t,t. g.,.. - ,,.,.,-o.. 81.
c.rel, fssl ,bs obIi,.,ion, under which you have
laid me BY tic manifestation OF your kindness
las' made towards me am fully sensible OF
~ 70 ~. 'A' u an. A.''Ili y ".on
.T1.,i.r.s "a sGii ,bcrI5 .Sr.at ron, ~
task But knowing. as Do. th.t / can trus, 10
II. indulgence AID co-OPsritiop OF tho Hou,e, I
shaiI entsr on me au'i'' o. ny appointment mop.
i Lroa III 10 b,ppy and successful ,srm,p.t,on I
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49, "a '',' 80" 'u''''a' ''''
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lect Csmnittss on so mitch Of the Cover
no,'s us,..ya :. ,al,,es tn +, pan;,.o,i.-r
-, ~ ,i.C
H'1' Hs4st'' Hoo'7 iie''',i ah- 'a'u'iu
TORN iheF ofaach o. me COMMITTEE on 50
ausA Of the Governor Message as relaiss
:, T,ugsiic and Orsbau's AsvIuu. that
49,. c.n,u pa Iah.., tVt,,.ta.
HH1 ~Pia's, ioiui l"ei' o'dH'n VI 'he com
mtlee On Pubic bindings and rebuilding
The Cspiiei and Messrs. Noreh~ad Red
Baud form their Branch If IN. Conm,t,ee
.,.b IL ~, ..,d uo
."oN'' - ''''
70 uaihn 81 ihs boarh -rnei improve
msni aod Literary iuna.
A Message was received from the Senate.
sgrsein2 to raise Jo5. seisct Committee,
to enquire into the expectancy of abolish
iog imprisonment for debt ard informing
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-10
Wednesday, Nor, %.
SENATE

Tie bill 70 exempt ali white males under
tgeniy .oae from WoTaag az pubic roads
&c. gas p5si poasd Indshnitaly, 70 TO ls.
Hessrs- S7fuAl, Reid, Johnson, whitaker
ra3 SPlers. vefe sppotnisd the s-sale's
brsach Of he Com nii.ee on Public Build
ings saI the rebuilding the Capitol.
The Two Houses proceeded to vote for
Solicitor t3r ihe 1lh Circuit, when the vote
10 LIS ilyu.e vas Is falIur..
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Enter Blair
Blair. SIR M,rylsnd defeat, defeat
Enter Woodbury.
~

f.HltF fBOsubuFD
Woodbury.. Ohio o helgh Oh 90.
900 for Ton Corvin---
Calhoun. ANY mstnphysician might
have predicted, With The verify of an ora
Gle, that man Of Tom Corvln's complexion
must cnrry Ono IT'S abollioulsm, SIR,
aholHlnnsm Sir, ,f the domocrncy had
taken my advice and rubbed Ben Tappan's
face ngaus! bis character, the abolIionsis
you'd have gone for him to man Corwin
would have been nulided, and the victory
would have enurcd---
IappGn. Pray, sir, vas il a mctaphys.
zeal classification Of beasts by which YOU
put up tho old Chief as lion aud put dogn
Van Buren, as weasel 2
Van Buren,. Oh, Tappan Taruanl
Our wuges are reduced.
Enter Forsyth.
Forsyth. The Broad seal Of New Je,.
soy is upon the fate Of Mr. Leet. As Dan.
can would say;
Has suffered defeat
What will no" become Of bank reform 7
Enter Mr.. Leet
Ieet THIS, may II please vour excel.
Iency. comes Of the Ignorance and STUPID.
lily Of the people
Enter Printers DeDii
Dep'L Dnncan's 10 his grave
Van Buren,. Angels cry out trumpet
tongued,
Against the deep dnmnalion of his tax
ing off,
Dosgercls and brandy will 90 out Of fash
ION nov in Congress.
Benton Gold sir, the oalY constitutions
currency Gets see, ten per cent. premium
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-10

The last s,ratagem 30 have heard o. y
which to make money, occurred n, los @
nsl market yesisrday. lazy fellow ~
hu,ily engaged IN scllin. fine fat, dte''sa
squirrels as be called them. Soitsol
thu tail Of ono of the little animals, shFh
he lsllow bad neglected To curiall sA@
sklnnlngt. was observed 10 DO sticking ~
foot !" a bys,snder rema, he'd that tA'l
was curious locking tail fnr sqnlrr'l
have" and upon close examlnntiou, y
PADDY would say, !" the squirrels oil 'afns'
Gul TO he rats" Il seems that they h'H
been in the habit of trapping these bRg
aniuas and selling ihom to the c''Iz'ns
squirrels for some limo past. Vhsl dst
clous squirrel pot pies sous Of ont ifleu"
must have dined upon Yesterday. 100
they are to be cnsied. Gin. Ledstr'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-10

The case detailed below IS ono Of @aVa
really demands the sympathy Of The pres',%
northumberland the question IS She'"
er Congress ought not, somehow OF oi'g''
to rectily the error, and establish ior 'p'
voter the validity Of his last act Of sufifaS'
a GnIsDnR."--Thcre is in JacSsOa
county, Loco POGO BY the name OF -
who resisted all the Influence tho lrlenos "
Harrison could use to induce him 70 Wv
against Van Buren,. He persisted 10 y
determination to ~ the whole for Ais'.+
aud at the election carefully took out r.
pcr from his pocket book and hanseo J :, !
The Judges with flourish, say ing a'oua
the Wings there goes grinder ioi YV i.
When the votes were counted oo''
number Of tickets was Just one loss w.,
the number Of voters, aud in tho boz va ",
found receipt in favor of S., o. ~
dollars for three grindstones ne
fellow will never hear the last Of BIS g,"s
er for Van Buren.--PorismoHfh if'''''
o. K.-The ladies God bless 'o.ea
have decided that o. K. means 0a'g y
ing, nothing else IN The world
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-10

hr. FLooD. of Ohio, Charge d'Afiires
IN Texas, died lately in that country.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-28
lamentations.

LIvsnrool-P,r Orford--i pkg Z Anderson-s Wilson,
Houlds Stoho ORDER Griffin Pulman-s stone
Swan c,-s G.piin. Hodges C.-iw We.ssn1sD Had.
don-i Webb Tyson-il Rsis Brothers 10: Van Mel
hco-i Warm Tart Le.shsy,,s powniog qra,s..s
iIasyey Husg,i By,,.-so Gihon cS-l p BIonn
-. VI Brde,i.-l RE rSrdy 4 Get fmors \ Cc,iss
Roosevelt sons Ilastesd. Halves Goa Van Nests
I'm Napier Butter Raynor-2 Wrigh i y Blis.-2
BcIknap Piercei w Horstrnss Coz Copnah-a Juo
Mortan-s Walkers Weed SPyosper-5 Black
etfaco Cunningham Puchsnas-5 Adams petrie Cow
b nd-23 Smith, Thurssr Cos Goodluc X Cc-n
Jones 4 Col e Az q rverson-s Walker Brsthers-ll
Mccall Coz vkins-lTa wshinsop Co.. .l.,
Rove Coz Lafsn-s Bird, Gillian Co.'s X y n
Bdsht Co.'S chssi,rs Col Ihomp OsJs Hal
Msore g,h,r-e Bird Gillilan.' Lord TsyJsr-l I
Wyeton-is Maeksy-J sumn.rs-ios5 wales=io
bis a ingo Phelps Dodge Cose tons Goals and oa sacks
Per Hanri5a tons coal sacks salt ehi Dor
Phelps, Dodge & Coy chs 10 order. -
Lreross-Pr fsa5eLie--iio bales rags stakin; "a N
vysf II pkss Bolton FoN Livngstobi @ blocks marble
MiranoIs; CO slsba.er Porter Denny Cos Ferri,r
pkg silk do straw Cspes4 pkgs Goodhue Col 10
order.
CH.RLEsrov-Pcr GeorgesI chs ~ M do rice q Buetiey
a bales cotton Buck Co; Is Estz; " Duand; IA do
oil chs 40 bbs Jean.ret Cos az rispins att
9bbs Armstrong; hrs bdi Mitchell; bx ts order
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-28
Died.

On Sunday, 9th instant Edeard Beach in the aSh year
OF his age
The relatives and acquantanccs Of the deceased
quostei attend the funeral this onday) afternoon at
O'Clock. from No. 393 Pearl st.
On Saturday, 10th instant Gabriel Weaks, in the 10th
year OF his age.
On Friday a5th instant John DOin in the ADD year Of
his age
On Friday, o5th instant, John the on of Thomas ~
Stanford
On Friday, 25h instant, Stephen 0msead aged l6 years
On Thursday, 2.,h Instant Michael d. Landers IN the
2jth year OF his age.
Friday 25th instant in the 10th year of her age So
PHO, daughter Of NJ. II. Burrell.
At tho Oregon Territory, January ls $780, Cyrus Shop
ard formerly OF Lynn aged IS lie has been for the last
six years an active and useful teacher in the Methodist
mission among the Indians OF that country.
On Friday, 25th instant, Eliza Talbot, aged 81.
At Paris France, the roth July last, Laura Eenne In
the sixteenth year age and week after her brother
Edrard in the tenth year OF his both Of typhus fever
and only children Of Mr.. ID. Etienne, of this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-28
Passengers ArrIxed.

Bs,IeLPs, steam SIR Grsat W,asrn5Mi.. Cllon and
derson, Messrs Asdstsor, Wilson, Samuel Jsudon, A
enberg Or.on kly, Casiillon, Bats pr War
ing Miss Johnston M,ssrs Chete Il Ch-itie. n Wood
CIV Andry; Dc }, ysos Ms5doGk c9' s'.s Tsrn-
q Ca mes Trench Golden, u nth, Chss Mason,
YFan-he, & swout, Lieut. Wn Eusts. \, cssrs y Null
Ter, Berey, Chrcwahtr Lodesu. = Bsnjssn, DR. ]
Sro.s%ssa Mss.5. Wood, is HI yeye, We'd d
Mercer, Thalans Collsmt Lorst, Rouih. Stenson
Mr. Mclean died the sis, Of Sept Of congestion Of the
brain.
LvssrooL Packet shig 05srd-Mrs Msrdock, childrep
and Miss Lnkng London; Mr. Norton and lady.
James Goodwin NYork JAS Tory Abr sh.m Barker. Eng
seotlsnd Mrs pollock and d,usbtsr do: Kinder
England Mrs Cooke aud sshpgton Mr. Donaldson and
lady, Ohio Rehd Browne New fork-5e In the
Lteness-Bark IsabeiIl-Mr Yincenno Fal4oii.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-28

lures OF The National Adminstrs vlc~, m re-
II MARTIN VAN buren, and RifHARD
JChVSvN ", and the election Of BovCk and Die "
SON. an invited 10 attend Public Meeting, 70 BE- HI In
the Park THIS DAY, at 1. o'clock, Pm.
The benefits of Demo, ratio form Of Government and
the Independent Treasury viii be set forth by shc "a
Founders of the great principles Of Jchersonian Lhc y
The evils that will arise by the contemplated r.i'n'~
OF the Federal Wing party, by LISTENING on he People
National Bank ption OF the State debts BY the
General Government, Property Qualification for voters,
and reduction of wages, will be fully EXPOSED
Committee OF five persons from each ward was emo.
obtain signatures the above CALL in puFsuaneeo OF
a meeting held the Committee Room, Tammany Hall,
the 2,d Sept inst at which meeting James English Vas
appointed Chairman and Thomas L. Jones and Henry O.
Langley appointed secretares and the sail Com.
mttee reported to the Committee of Arrangements that
they have obtained the signatures Of Seven Thousand
Seven Hundred and Fifty electors Of the City OF View
York TO the said call
number OF signers said CALL preoudes the posshty
have the published in the daily newspapers but
this Committee have directed that accurate lists OF the
occupations of the pei signing said cali he
placed in the Democratic Committee Room, No Il am
many Hail. for the inspection of the Public generally
THOMAS MQRREIL, Chairman,
Committee of Arrangements
New York, Sept D. lSi0.
" B-The Hon. Peter d. Vroom, OF New Jersey Hon.
George NJ. Dallas OF Philadelphia Richard ID. Davis
Esq Of Poughkeepsie, and other distinguished gentlemen
have been inyitcd 10 address the meeting. s2s-lt
@4- THE MERCHANTS AND TRADERS OF TIE
CITY OF NEW YORK, who disapprove OF the leading
of Administration and are opposed 10 the
reelection of MARTIN VAN BUREN, and III iavos oil the
Election OF HARRISON and TYLER, are requested 10
meet in front OF the Merchants EAchahge, "a s"ee'
THIS DAY, at two PM. ,
More than Two Thousand Signatures are attached to
this call The meeting will be addressed by the Hon dr
WEPSTFR s2s.lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-28


At Cleveland compared with last year, there is de-
cline which arises from the immense decrease in the
y OF merchandise going west; notwithstanding this the
in tolls compared with last year, is nearly 80
per The increase last about 10 cent
Corros-Ths market has, since the arrival OF the last
steamboat been heavy and prices have given way, until
decline Of cent may be considered as established.
The sales of the week reach about 100 bales at 100 for
Upland and Florida; Mobile a l0,; New Orleans 81
H. In the southern markets there fair business doing
At New Orleans the receipts of crop reach 5000
bales being nearly 1000 bales than received at
the period last year The old crop nearly out OF
the market At Charleston for the week ending the
I9th about 600 bales changed hands at 10 cents.
By arrangement among Iron Masters, and those
nected with the business in the city Of Ptsburg entered
into within few days tariff Of prices has been uni
versay adopted at advance of half per pouns
dollars per ton, all kinds of iron manufacture
similar is asked for pig lead, and white lead will
also adv ance a a matter of course.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-28

RIO DE JaSrIRo, Aug y Is4o-The imports of -four since
last have amounted to 1877 barrels two thirds of
which Of favorite Richmond and Trieste brands
These sorts in consequence OF the quantity by no
saleable they were at the beginning of the
month"; and other descriptions would command compare
lively higher prices The last sales at 81 600 for
Richmond, and Is 900 for Baltimore, and with the excep
ton of 100 barrels Just arrived from Loxdon there is
in first hands. The quantity exported last month was unu
suay large amounting to 6307 barrels and the stock in
all hands is about u 600 barrels This is by means
large but there scarcely any demand for exporaton
and should future supplies exceed the consumption we
fear present rates " i'll hardly be maintained.
exports Of Coffee this month amount to 60 500 bags
OF which e922 to the Und States against 1887 in
July 1889 and IL 900 in the month of 1888 The lm
ted shipments owing to the seany supplies and the
Indifferent quality of such has been brought forward
in addition to which prices have not given in proper
ton the reduced quotations received from above. is
new, however. beginning TO come TO market more abun
dainty, and may therefore reasonably expect
ducton from present rates in the onex month";
In Sugar nothing will be done till the next crop
makes its appear ance.
The stock OF Hides about 300o and holders firm.
From the river Plate have accounts to the AID ult
when the blockade still continued. The Monteydsnn
forces under General Lavae had been defeated by Gene
raj Echague.
From Rio Grande advices to the 30th ut. up to
which date nothing decisive had taken place Hides were
scarce at le0rs per Id.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-28

SIate Of Trade.

The mafkls dnIng the past eek, have been less &C.
tive and IA slight decline in prices has taken
PLACE. The OF business done this year. since the
first OF August bears very small proportion 10 that done
at the same period las; year but the character Of the bust
ness Is much superior. The nIortatons last year
large during the period referred being mostly consgn-
ments manufacture account. The consigners gene.
rally allowed the obbers from 10 eight months credit
who, in thc turn trusted the trade great hazard and
the subsequent suspension caused immense losses Al
though the purchases OF the interior have been less
last year. the quantity Of produce sent forward has been
greatly superior, and Increasing The following is table
of tolls collected the Ohio canals for tho month of Au-
in shraa