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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-11-18

A Modern patriarch. Wisirnm Coffin,
The common ancestor Of all IN this country
gho bear that name, came from Brix,on
county Of Derbysbire, England, 10 the year
1912, settled at Salisbury, Massachusetts
ard lhence removed in 1852 10 Nantucket.
where he died October ,, lGsl-one hun,
dred and sixty years ago. 10 the year
ie9i his descendants were estimated al
740; IN 1922, at $50; and IN 1sg7-lej
years nfterwards--at tweaty fee thousand
fourth part of whom, at leas', were inhab
iianis of Nantucket, "lhe nucleus Of the
Coffin family"
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THE 1NFATUATIoN WHICH CANNOT
BE CURED.

BIZ CDhED.
We understand that President Tyler
cenafues the results Of the recent ELECTIONS
as apProbatory Of his course. "See, The
says how Maryland and Georgia are sus
tanning my Administration. This, to
most people, wilI appear tie grossest fatui
~ that ever took possession OF a human b.
ing. Probnbly, there is not another man
10 the coafederacy, who takes this view Of
recent events. Not even The liulo band Of
dattefere by whom be IS surrounded, can
bring themselves to credit this incredible
tale, which they are indusirousiy ins,iIing
INTO bis ExcelIency's ear. Maryland and
georgia eiectiug thorough paced Locos
-" sustaining Dly Administration - This
10 only equalied by the marvellous decIara
ion, that Iy carried Tip through in the
great canvass Of Is40.
WITH one thus Infatuated-tbus the dupe
Of faiierers and sycophants--tbus wrapped
~ n his own self suiTiciency. there is no
reasonng-he il 10 the broad road TO perdl.
lion, a1d nothing Can save him. His old
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-11-18
Manme Lon.-.-A eorre.pondent or he

haHvre Loo.--A correspondent Of the
Va. Southern Planter gives new and ser.
0iee1Jie Instance Of gambling. party Of
young farmers were engaged IN an ngri.
cultural discussion, which was interrupted
BY one of the lumber proposing 70 play a
game Of loo. An old gray-hcaded farmer
who happened TO be prcsen, said II had
been a long time since he had gamblcd /;
but had 20 objections to take a hand, IL
afterwards he should be INDUCED in game
at which be thought he should be more at
homo. Af;cr losing few dollars he pro.
posed his game Should be tried and il be-
ing a slow one, said the stakes should be
Increased. At his request each one put up
800 though with much surprise, knowing
his moderate habits. Calling the landlord
10 him, he deposited ia his hands the s24n,
with Instructions TO give I! to the man who
by the LIST Of jon. 1912, should haYe &C.
cumuaicd the largest and best pile Of ma.
nare.- Heafeid ~ w. Messenger.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-11-18
DEDICATION IN GERMANY.

Miss sedgwick, whose interesting " Lot.
tcrs from Abroad have JUS, been publish.
ed, seems to have been most fayorabIy i'm.
(, pressed with the German character, and
gives many examples illustrative Of their
kindness and hospitality TO sirangcrs.-
Speaking Of the numerous Schools she
visited, she remarks that in Germany, as
10 Prussia, Education is compulsory The
Parent who cannot assign good reason
for the absence Of his child from School.
Is subject TO a fine. recourse, the Schools
are all well attended, and the children are
represented as intelligent, as early deyc.
loped, and as bright as those in America.
She relates the following iitio incident
which occurred at one of the Schools for
younger Girls, which she visited "Thc
girls were examined, and went successful.
~ through their exercises IN Reading, &c.
ography and Arithmetic. At an interval
10 the lessons. the Master, a grave person.
age some sixty years old, took from n case
a Violin, and gave them a tune, which, III
one might Judge from the apparent refresh
ment OF their young spirits, was an alimcni
well suited to them. - Raleigh Register. !
The New York Courier and Enouirer
Of Tuesday contains an able article in favor
of a treaty between lie United States and
Great Britaia calculated to proven, all ia. |
ture difficulties occu2ioued by criminals es.
Gaping INTO either country with IMMUNITY, |
C9apndrpm. Why was President Ty.
Ter, when he refused to sign the Bank BIZ, I
Ike a man travelling on a railroad Be,
cause hc was impelled by Loco motive.
-NoJ5ik Hrcia.
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FoRr in Aep York The N. Y. Com.
Advertiser estimates the stock Of -four now
N store 10 that city, at 10000 bbls aeains,
$4,000 bbls. at this time last year.
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William J. Waters was convicted at
the late Term of Bladcn Superior Court,
Judge Pearson presiding, Of the same Of
fence that was perpeiraled by the notorious
Robert Potter, some years since, aud was
sentenced to be hung on the 9th Of No.
Y.mber ensuing. --Rol. Reg.
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An elegant marble Safcophaeus, pre-
pared by direction Of citizens Of Washing
ton, was received here day or two ago,
and forwarded BY O'Connor g. Cos
Transportation Line to Pittsburg. Its dos.
tnation is North Bend, where it will con.
stitute the depository Of the remains Of the
lamented patriot, William Henry llurd.
son.-Bah. Amer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-11-18

The State of New York is CONSTRUCTING
Canal TO connect the Erie Canal with
The Allegheny river.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-11-18

!" Boy, why don't you go to school f''---
4" Bekasc, sir, Daddy is afeared that if I
learn every thing now, ] shan'i have any
thing to learn ven | comes to 60 to the
'eaAen1Y.p
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A Cayiosig.-Mr. A. w. Sparkle has
leii as twlg of an appe-tree, containing
three apples about the size of damsons, and
slightly colorod on one side with red. He
states that tree in his garden is filiel with
similar fruit, being IFS second crop during
the present year.-Kem Mems.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-11-18

The World Bankrupt Tho whole world
is bankrupt or nearly SO. In England, the
ministry are about TO call a new Parlia.
ment, IN order to increase tho revenue
France finds hsrself deficient OF 81 so, 000,.
600. AnsGSslsoh,aiaed loan Of sl75,.
0o0,o00--Isassia, Prassin, Spain and Port.
ugal are IN the utmost pecuniarJ difficulty,
and would all borrow money if they could.
Turkey and Belgium have obtsined loans,
and Egypt has been obliged 10 raise tho
iuties on produce. Tho ENG of Naples
has raised i've millions OF dueats Tor Siclily.
Texas is q boErowerlu England. Lastly.
lho United States, with abundant rosour.
ces, by following the example of lha twen.
ly-four governments, is reduced to the nc.
cesslty Of raising 4 loan Of sl2, 900 600,
70 carry her through the year Boston
Tines.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-11-18

An llinernnt Pbrcnologist lately stated
that he had discovered about eighty distinct
areons IN tho brain. preatice. Of Tho
Louisville Journal says, that he must hayc
sai hold Of the head of a Fireiaia 40.
structicptst RAJ. Rg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-11-18

An Office Girea Up.--The rare but hon.
orablo act OF giving up the salary and
emolnmenis Of an office, in which ,beyu
were few or no duties to perform has a..
cured within the last few days. We 70.
fer to the case Of Judge SarQen, sometime
since appointed Agent for surveying u,blo
timber 10 Florida. THIS gentleman on, re.
pairing to the appointed scene Of his dntiog,
found thar he had literally nothing 70 do
that the Office was siaocure---ns The fear
OF The Indians ehectunily protected the nuh.
lIc timber. Judge s. ihercupon rnpore,,
the true state Of the case 10 the NAVY De.
partment, and suggested an abolition Of tho
agency during The continuance Of Tho semi.
mole war. The Department acted mon
the suggestion, and tho office was disron.
llnucd. Suck instances of patriotism ara
40 vefy-yery few and Far bctwecn--.ihat
whom they occur, the individuals who thus
sacrifice self interest for the plbl,e eood.
should have their names and actions re-.
corded on the bright rolls of their copn,ry.
-- PHILADELPHIA Mduirey.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-11-18

Goreraor Wieki,fs.-The Bardsiowr
Gazette, of Saturday, has an account o
the dinner given TO Mr.. Wicklifie, tht
Postmaster General, by his friends ant
neighbors. Dir. Wiclihfe's remarks upor
the occasion were brief, but very good
The annexed extract derives interest from
bis new, and important position in The
councils Of the nation.
Ii shall be my purpose 70 aid, if posi-,
bic, to heal the division which now aiillcl
and divide the councils Of the nation, Il
further the establishment Of such measures
as will "restore TO the country sound
currency and cheap exchange" such as
shall give wings TO commerce and reward
10 industry.
But, fellow citizens, We have other diff.
culties Of more delicate and vital impor-
lance to the American people. Our do
nestle tfoubIes can be settled by ourselves,
by the exercise OF that enlightened and
liberal PATRIOTISM winch has ever charac-
icrlzed Americans. We have difficulties
incident to our relations with foreign
Power to adjust.
At this moment We are threatened with
a war by the most powerful nation Of Eu.
rope. What is the precise state Of nego-
tialion at this time between England and
America, | am not Informed (; and III we're,
II might not be proper in me to disclose IT..
So far as ! can understand the subject, it
does appear 10 me that the American Go.
vernment has assumed the true position OF
justice and national honor--a position she
must and will maintain. Cheers.l
Our policy az a nation is TO cultivate
peace. 1t IS tue path which conducts to
prosperity aud glory, and trust that both
councils Of both nations viii be influenced
by wisdom, and, under the guidance Of an
ail.wlse Providence, we shall escape that
greatest of calamilles--war. Yet, If that
great, and powerful, and proud nation shall
mol take her councils from wisdom, or druS
lessons from experience, but insist upon de.
mands Inconsistent with our national honor,
rely upon it, gentlemen, will, IN The ex-
preston Of ny own opinion in your coun-
els, but echo the senliment of this nation
q know of Kcniucky) when ! say, war
with all its horrors, before national dis.
honor Loud and repeated cheering. l.
" hen the crisis arrives, need ask where
viii be found kentucky answer for her,
she will be on the side oil Cur common
country once more and again maintaining
lie glory and independence Of the United
SIales lPlaudts.l All aud where will be
old Nelson She again Will send forth her
gallant sons, 10 pour out their liie's blood
On the battlefield. Other Duns and Muir.
rays will be found in her borders, 10 offer
Up their lives, willing sacrifice in the
,ause Of freedom. Great cheecnng.l
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-11-18

ksee JefersSS iab's Works I'd vol. psge lI0
--aemonsiFance q ths Ring Of England on the
On Of the veto.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-19
ORIGINA
CASH TAILORING EsTABEEsHNEST

229 BroddrSg. .4urc-ccr Hotel
I Ii had -abic; complaint With those "ho we're IL
the hab; Of paving ready money their that they were
denqucbces ;H strict adherence TO cah
through daslea'uu satisfaction to euo-
offering o;ha sOad alone be Aeeoa'-
fi,hed.
The subscriber receipt OF large assortment Of a7 aAd
fashionable goods ,pring ~ch offered for tie inspection
that the style and ha,E OF garment,
@ conpo trade, wills, the reduced
prices fail to ofcr inducements o purchasers.
Strangers city requiring would d. well call be-
fore pureha.ing else. here. WIN. T. JENNINGS AGENT
axis If Late Lyude & jennings.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-19

BY -. DRAPER. gr.
Store 81 W'iI.GHi-street. c0rner OF Pine.

Store "a WIi.am-street c0raer Of Pre-st-est
THURSDAY. at 10 oclo-k the Auction Room
PACKAGE SALE OF FRENCH GOODSloO ckase> Freach
Goods comprising ssHc OF tpe fancy
months credit Catalogues samples on
iheInorninr of>al-.
FRIDAY 2lst at II o'clock the Auction Room.
LEGHORN HAT>-lf9 received per recent arrivals
Catalogues and samples morning vi salr.
SATURDAY. u o'clock 4 the Auction Room.
WINFA choice selection Bordeaux. Rhine and other Wines,
consisting part hs Emca l-3: Ecphe >3
Julien 1855 Chateau Mar-auv lS casks Ac u bottle -
Julien lc: Fcphs ISL. kiyai Mlsanr.
lss do Copcr.os dExaprey lsS Patel
DO Palmer l-S3 !s. l, 81 Jslcs Cabaeru l-5; Cha
team 1851 GreciaE F. Rose. le Palmer Mas-crum
l5 JrcA Leovir l- Chateau Latte, 1895 l-5 ana
1884; Msr-auv l-21, 80 boxes Bordenu Cisrs-
Also basket. very superior Champagne 6. The above
Of ProNcuca Bacahauca OF Bordeaux These
vines warranted 20 b. represented.
in iaz each Stock Wines OF sHFcio quality
OF tn, house Il Gogcl, Hook & Co. Frankfort
Also doz Sparkling Noselic, Of hou-e.
o superior Moe from the hou OF Dicrl2nd \
Lo-dan Ca.a.gc. .na .ar.2c. ~. !nornLne OF aIc
New-York tribune., 1841-05-19
Sales at auction.

L. VI.
sucAR--i no.-l25 hid. good Louisiana at q a -
Mo,ssrs-Cash--25hhd hhds House - l5!
wiNr-66 Indian Malaga "A 20 O. casks Sweet 70
.,5l Il Indian bbls 90 a 10; II do dry do % It -
Pipe Sherry 3 do 81. pipe Isbo" ~ II ess
do ~ aO pipe 1880 "a Saueme lt2 80
Clarct i.5o l37
Tat sos-l77 bxs Tyson Il Is 80 chs DO 50
no,-2s chests Souchong 81
Corfrr-Cash-l3l bags Rio sta53.
RAsiSs-37 kegs C. Smyrna 3 20 do IeX1ca 23
20 hf do l.55 65
MysrARo-eo Glib bxs 10; de1 2! 80 kegs 10 all
rtrKs-5Oo boxes Is 20.
I.ye SursrIog F,snico bbl Troa; 1875 f62l hi bb> do
20. = do White Fish 10; IS bbs Herring 2.}1!.
TorAcco-9O dys-2i bales Cuba 10. l2i.
(. ".
CorrEr-l5 bag Rio q.
CuAKrr-l20 boxes LG5.
ssc.Rs-il.O0o HAVANA SPA
SUc,R-5 boxes 81
Ho.>s-5ooO OK 3!c
To1,cco-2 and hhds Meth Carolina 4i.
500 hind, Kentucky ncrchan,abe 81 3, hhds do
damaged l. picked cash do Leaf nrcr >! - do.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-19
a KrgfAr,sstBLE CASE.

MIR. MURPHY. 9O North SiNsrcet, Phadclpha Agent for
WI Si-K>A>s Me hccd ozcngc that caled
daughter wears old had been
t,Stcndsd the
grown persons her aud legs "oc that lie could not
walk or help hcrrelf She could much bornr
men They had en- celebrated dctor-, who could do
nothing her, and had her incurahe Her usbd had
ni abaudoucd all idea trying do
and looked dealt. alone take her Of her misery
Murphy believing her be Worms her hos
of Sherman ozcnces days retained
and said the lo2ensc had sayc! her cd life
all had her up The first dos brought nearly pint
worms living Ind taken boxes before she
entirely cured having passed after the FIRST dose. which She could
week. She literally
living the almost miraculous efficacy
os,ermaa Lozcnge,. Principal Office New York l0G Nassau
street,
New-York tribune., 1841-05-19
GREAT FACILITY
New-yorL Cash Tailoring establishments,

1za FuAog-strcet. BrOadray.
From e.hee- 10 tweny-fou only required 70 fa'h
full surpassed by any house IN
the city saving per fros Broadway prices strangers
arriving in the CITY n 90 e ia call and e1aniDs stock Of Su-
perfne Ceas Canees yencs, hoh viii always be osnd
large elected Of eTa5 dEte Cash
and Good bought exclusively foF Cash
Sire; pune ssaity always observed y d;tin- orders
w kept hand for the accommodation
Of those wishing TO leave tic city q: sh-r ao''ce
o. C.sh or delivery and aba,cmeu; in priscs.
GYL-Rp bead cf he Cutting Department
braach Of M bu-s> iresy ena-
hing and Q; various customers
a. M If peru - J. c BOOTH Agent
New-York tribune., 1841-05-19
DicO:

Yesterday morning of consumption Thomas Weeks, aged -
fh family respectfully invited 10 attend
half past o'clock withou; further
invitation sf his brOtlcrnaw Captain Murray Gg
Watersrcet.
Brooklyn, Monday last Daniel Lyle, formerly Of
Alworthy, Dcvonsl-c England aged %.
His friend, and acqlanncc respectfully invited to atoud his
funeral this day (N e,ucal os his late
,cnco Joh->trcc Brooklyn the Jackson Ferry O'Clock
p NJ.
At Orleans George P Walton. Gcif Is
p Wa, OF Montpelier VI and junior publisher of the Vermont
Waual aged - lie South last fall for health but met
death.
At Providence May Is, Elizabeth H. Burgess wife of Thomas NJ
Burgc aged - wears.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-19
al arrtru:

this city May De Lacy Kane, Louisa daughter of Walter
Land-n Esq
EO.ton
Al Boston T C. jameson pastor Of the Third Bap; Church
Miss Lucinda l. daughter si George A. Ot> ESQ
At Kccnc H. MAY H. Charles v Bemis, VI d. to Elizabeth f.
daughter ef William Henry, Esq.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-19
Ncw-yorh Cattle Market.

market including 300 left last week l5 were
from the balance h State Sales reached IL $50
sead at G 555 averaging 80, StA fair demand.
Cows ASp % taken 3j and 1000 each
sHfgp ASD I.MGs5 all sold Sheep SEQ,
and one extra 80 sold 10 i2j0 Lambs 50 3o and
led ecch-denand good
MAy--Sa!es al ! a l.la! tie 100 round..
New-York tribune., 1841-05-19
A BLIND s.ADY MAGNETrZED.

NEW YoKK MUSEUM. Gknouu Peacs Museum Broadway,
y opposite Cy Hall and P9ykl Experiments ANIMAL
MAGNETISM the NervoN Fn Pervates animated
beings
Two ladies' one Bisd will .c put the Magnetic
evening week. O'Clock, ac Lecture Room Of ha
Museum
The Blind Lady istell:cn and has been wei educated ard
IN anbuism Will be made play the Piano
accompanied viih her voice.
Lc.iay and FRIDAY Afternoon at ocl, n
Private Experiments made d.nc the day on Application
yl.ers aimieS the evening frcs
ofcharse Admission ALL - CAdes half prise ms
New-York tribune., 1841-05-19
EULoGY on PRESIDENT HARRISON

7
u REV. EDWARD " KIKKS Eulogy the late President
Harrison, delivered May t lS4l the Broadway Tabernacle
Authors Original Manuscript. Orders be left the
Office ef the Iris, ca oawa For sale all the principal Book
IN the city. nlJ u
- Universal Exchange Lyccuin.-A Monthly Meet
the Universal Exchange Iyecun viii be held the Bedford
street Methodist Episcopal Churck Friday aali-aa
oclock NJ Several gentlemen expected aldre, the
Meeting Rev. H. O. Shcdcn from Ohio, expected
First Lycum Village and of the progress of Sec0tdc
Exchanges the West Adattance free Ladies and gentlemen
invited o attend. mle ii
u The New VvorId.-Sulcriptious this Splendid Mann
Newspaper respectfully solicited the eas publication
foho and quarto edition published Terms 80
year. advance, cop.c-, mailed any part
Country. a29H
IL Wanted and for The Tribune
each principal City Union. We allow ie favorable sn
and may made lucrative thoroughly attended
New-York tribune., 1841-05-19

EVERY MONDAY. " EDN Is OAA An u hIpNt
5-iN(;SIEY FREE CIRCULATING ApNERflcER.-TAe
~ above sheet viii issued above sen; by carrier
free of fc-fye Hotel place OF pubic
rcrt aud cNey place f husincs IA the % besides furnish
!ng ad, ,ertscfs with cope, Tor tIeis oNn use
c.e ust o'clock thu evening before Pubcaon al The 7ace>
w. J. l.. KINGSLEY.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-19

~ and beautiful sheet Of oris Aal
carefully selected Leey published Saturday
). per year Fo0 newspaper ed
fludr:O edition for bndbseach number
cout4ag pages columns each including piece Vi
Popular Subscriptions are re-
pcculy selected by H Co 30 Ann-st " oFs.
The Poitician's Register. careful and o"npten'h
compcnd Return. all the important Elections N N 'e
Union lacidy compieI and coz
ras;cd table. preceding Eeocn- and other matters
Politicians published - No 81 Ann- 1t forms
neat compact pocket 50 pages put up handsome
per cover Price . copy for ST. S5a huadredea-h Ad
H. "KtELEf y 20 ~ iAh-s'--'' icIh
II The Extra Log Cabin. cheap weekly comPenl Of
Political and General Intelligence, published every Saturday
Nav 1t December MONTH, FOR ,eyentyve
rc COPY hires Tor s. So twenty for go and
larger number 4 the latter Address
II. G.reLEY & Co. 30 ANGST v. York.
j. Rurnaby Esudgc by Hoz-This capital story from the
pen admirable and popular author OF Oliver Twist
Nicholas Nckcby The rekSck Papers Master Humphrey Clock
&C. the first the
YORKER March 23d last will be completed
year full Of the Quart- edition still be supplied
better opportunity obtain "ork afforded Apply
soon mis-
81 Barnaby Esudgc the work by Boz, publishing
weekly numbers London e-pubatd QuAsTo NEw
WORLD received Subscription 81 year copies
year for 81 Back nsmlcrs supplied from the
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u Eagle Bank.-Noice Is hereby given that
the Election th, Bank viii held
Banking Room - Cedar first Monday OF June
n3xt. Per : ELLIS, Assstsn; Cashier.
mis- 2t-
New-York tribune., 1841-05-19

tTEnj
rI,HlS Is TO CERTIFY lat hayS mad for about i,ee years
pulmonary affection The termed HRoNCHIIh> -na
IN, or,,n OF the time best medical treatment until
accden,alv IN Dr. H. G. Thorpe with whom BE-
came acquainted IN Sayans l. 10 whom applied Tor medical
,I VIII, u-ia,ev informed could ne 20 health and
.t-cnsh appear, health Improved "a iou cay as
,y>clf IN CAtNlNtNiIt dniiEs my
life M confident that MY tays be much shortened IN
consequence the affection.
Nov-l York, January IL, lsii - - - ,,
1t JOHN BROWN W hl'lil'r
New-York tribune., 1841-05-19
RFUTlFJL TEETH AND SWEET BREATH.

s,IERM,N,S ONRIS TOOTH PASTE Will pcary " hits
- ness the breath harden the
vent the Teeth decay aching Recommended by b A. 6
>,le roRdwav Des>t the city Also, by
pr Elliott, the Ocust Daniel NJ Frye Esd and most
Observation-Disclosures pinncr Lozcnges Col Charles s
cnon Dyspepsia short tn and
hoyc also cured uaay who have suffered for years
PNPTrATlON THE HEART LowncsS of Spirits ard al
n,ryou, diseases cured by Shcrman Camphor
Loxensrs.
HEARTBURN cured pinucs by Shermans Soda Lo-
zcugc>.
Sos at l06 NaS,aus trcet, wholcsalc aud retail
fgents-Church - Bowcry Sand,, II East Broadway Red
ding, State-strset Boston ma
New-York tribune., 1841-05-19
Sold at IS Dryision->,fcct an
zEyy-yO.sE< CV;DE.-2N .OVo. to be- is,

\ ,jny-on, 70 each tho CTS, below lih street;
AZ EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO ADVERTISE
Fer II lines line and cent for each succeeding
day.
Advertisements o he ieft at No. ! tnn-strcct
Advertisements paid advance after the f'si nEsibe
Mo IT, J. J. JEtRONES & co.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-19
PwOpIE's line or sTEAIlBOATs

h r-Sa y FOE ALBiNT....FfRE 81.
s@EA-5+ Tie aud comHodous steamboat NORTH
AMERICA. Capt. VI H. Truclnl will leave the
pier between and Liberty This Afternoon, CIV cd
nSsIay) May 18th, at o'clock
The steamboat ROCHESTER, Capt y T. s. John, leaves
Tomorrow Afternoon. Thursday May Goth, At o'clock
For passage . freight apply TO
+. {. SCHULTZ at the Office, or on board
,h.r,of III
New-York tribune., 1841-05-19
New Counterfeit.

10 H. Cafe Shawnccown, June let $40 NignetIe Indian
with Letter c. No 1850 the words bearer
very nc engraving the paper and general appearance
Of the note well calculated deceive the unway-puportins TO
be engraved by GtawIon, Clark Co. Albany
Al Baltimore the cargo Coffee brig Wm Price from Rc
~ offered at Auction % Howard Flour
provcd-rcccp price 1915 City Mills 46i susquchanna 40
a4Gol Stocks descriptions light Inspections of the week
II t2 bbs and ranSal-. prime Pcpnsylyauis red
Wheat at earkc and wanted; peunsy Rye S CO.
MARYLAND So Mr. shte Corn % 81 yellow 5 Maryland Oats
81 3a and Tobacco-Thcrc iar business but buy
cr ere demanding The ls fully support quotations
iau .5O; miidimg good 80 good $50
and fne 1900 Very doing Ohio Tobacco mid
ding 100 gsoi $50 $50 red and wraPpey l4O0; prime
yellow at 80 00O wrappery II al1o The Inspections
OF compe 1923 hds Maryand ii2 hh Ohio; and b hd
Kcntucky-total 1897 hhds