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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-06-03
POETRY.
ON THE DEATH OF GEN

ERAL WM. ii. HARRISON.
BY GEORGE ?. MORRIS.
Weep-for spirit fed
The solsmn word is spoken
Weep-for the silver thread
And golden bowl are broken
A Warrior lived-A Christian died -
Sorrow should slumber in cur pride
co-5rinc bis battle blade!
His harllci and his plume
And Be his trophies land
BESIDE him in the tomb
Where files Of s,me.marked veterans come,
Nilh martial tramp ana nufilsd drum.
Give TO the earth his frame
Twas boru bot to decay -
y ei 50 Bis deaihless name
That eanno, pass away!
Il youth, in manhood, and in age,
lie digBlass his cOaairy's page.
Green be the willow bough
Above toe swelling mound,
Where sleeps the Uego now
In conseegsted ground,
HIS monument bis fame endears-
His epiiaph--A NATIONS rEAEs.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-06-03
HOLLOW HOLLOW ,

HOLLOW HOLLOW
] stood bensath hollow tree
The BIAS. il hollow blew
J ihaaght open the hollow world,
And al lis hollow crew:
Anbiuon and is hollow schemes
The hollow hopes we follow,
inaE ir.tioa's hollow dreams
All hollow, hollow, hollow
4 crown i IS a hollow thing,
And hollow heads on wear il.
The hollow titlc Of a King.
What hollow hearts CT bear il
No hollow wlss or honsyed smiles
OF ladies' isir follow:
Fer beauty sweet stil hides deceit,
Us hol.ow, hollow, hollow.
Tie hollow Tory bot be;zays
The hollow dupas wao heed him
TIE hollow critic yends his pr4iss
Te hollow fools who feed hini.
The ho.iow friend who takes yeur hand
Is bGi ! summs. swallow
Nssts'r see IS Ike this tree.
AL Asllew. hollow. hollow.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-06-03
Gold laine for Sale.

FEyIIE subscribers offer their ysluahs Gsi
III Mine cor sale knawn by the name Il IIsa-
ter's Mins, Eve miles North Of Charlotte ia Assl.
!enburg County. n c. For tcrmf appIy 70 ia
--------A..- s....sg ". tis- r---ssi-as
ELAN HUNTER.
Oct %. $50 81
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-06-03
CARD.
OF. "a lsm

SHrxe EAR DANIEL AsBi'RY, iafsrrs
Yea. u y his ificnds and The pablii rta-
Esz4 ,f4lly, iliat BE- has located hiGlssl! q
g y Gbarlestsi where he Sill be harp %
attend tic sails u those wbo msy be disposed q
favor him siih their patronage. liz Sl0g II
the Olllcy n the Journal, few dots Sys.A Eas,
Of the Cuua Hose.
Jan. ~, lh4i.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14
Gin JntcIIiqcnce.
Reported for the New-Yofk Tr.brae.

Srrct.l sloys.-Sa;.sday. Before JD'ge Noah aad
Alderlnen Lee and Fo.iack.
from Jared " Martin: ld-ed guilty, sad sent 10 me
Peniezary or 30 lsys Chares Seyese and lanes Neal
assault and battery on EPhrau. Corby guilty Peneaiary
months William Smith, colored. assault; aai 6attey
John Brown: guilty Peni-eatiagy months James Lewis
Tor stealing pair = boo,e from Everard J. Cullen
eui.cy-Penitentiay months Mar Daey assault and
5a,;ery On Jalia Smith gulty-Peneuary 30 days Narv
Waruett aged Il. stealing -A and erno coat worth
50 from ;ae viz OF ona Il. LudlF giil'y-sen TO ta@
House OF Refuge Al:cnaci Laragnc. stealing box OF a
wing apparatus from Samuel Harrison: -y-Pcaiten;ar
30 DAYS Theodore Haanebef- stealing b-ckhorse from
Charles Borse: gl!;y-PeateniaIy noaths Allen Dan
ser stealing 81 IN 5i- from james Fields; sly-Peni-
lent.ar months. Amelia Tot,ea stealing and other
articles from Henry D. LOOMS gliy-gdgrent suspend
ed and she discharged John Ma.oney assault and battery
on Alderman Felix ONeii gIilty-Peatentiagy 80 day
Narv Maoney assau. and battery on Jane McAnair gull
t. judgment suspended and she discharged Her: Grimes
or stealing piece muslin apron. ;ble coyer and haa
ze:c5ef from Henry :. BCrE g.-,y-Peai,en:iarE 81
4
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.
DRY GOODS AT COST PRICES.

THE Subscribers being desir0a reduce thsr ''ek si >PTi4E
aad Goods iow possible previous to making pa-
cae for the fa trade Ill from hs date up 10 me hr OF August
sell :heir Goods a; COST.
Their .,ocs a-e AMI having mostly purchased Aae
very rice. best opportunity ever offered 70 L.
dies wish supply themselves fashionable Goods
among stock nay found splendid assortment OF RC
SGLns the latest sty variety OF PRlNiep LAWNS
Bonbaznea Prin * Also large Of Gaabrooa Grape C
ble,s and Linen Drills foT Gertlemen's
jelo-:f GERARD & KLINCK, l67 spring.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14
CHEAP DRY GOODS.

JASON II. BoCkovER CO. 2!5 Greenwich two doeF=
- below Barclay
We would again the Of the public especially the
Citizens veil selected and unrivacd Stock OF
Goods when styles and mfortatIen We havr
als, red. the prices render Item cheaper oan ever
This ,ank, be readily admitted BY all these uho VIII
a establishment: and examine the assortment
PLAIN, figured and striped Noas-eisc de LANES
Printed Lawns and Musin
Silks, black bide black and coorcd.
Ron,azncs, e: and blue black.
PfntS, French English and American, -tc0O yar a. j. per
yard. formerly sold for L. Cd
Cambrio Eusins p4a ,,npeand plaid for = = Cd per ;ard'
Book, >giss and Mall ilg,lius.
L>lccs, Bobnet, and Thread
hoScry Of all descriptions /. los palr &C. &c
Goods, consisting GaabrcOus dark and hs eoored
both ritbad and l!.ia.
Drap de fte, for Gentlcmcu- Goats.
Linen. French white and brown Drilling and also PLAIN Cotton
Goods of eysry quality. 80,
aud Is.
Bleaclcd Sheenc and Slulng.
Ione Cloths, of I'll kinds.
York Mi!,, uanchese aud Sen Island Ce;ons
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14

CoRoSERs OrFlcE.-The Coroner Saturday held
inquest No l3 South street, the body Of unknown
female from 30 to 30 years of age AID coarsey clad who
found floating the water the foot OF Market st.
East River apparently having been long time the
Verdict, found drowEed.
Also at the house of james Toohl 70 Washington
the boy of John, his aged years ard months. The
child about o'clock in the back yard play
missed. sought for and found il pond IN the yard
drowned Efforts unsucccsfully made TO rcs1scats
him and the ny rendered verdict of accidentally drowned
Al:o yesterday the house of r. Rust so Walnut
the body of Jane Seaman, aged 49, native OF tins city:
Of Incorporate habits. The deceased Saur-
day afternoon the above place and lodged in the apart
ncn OF Mrs Kenyon She - o'clock III The morn
ing-groancd aloud. and physician sent ior who did
come and she died clock yesterday morning. YER
dict, died Of apopleXy.
Also at No. 1873 South the body Of Thomas Beam
>h aged a. native OF Ireland who found floating in
the East River foo, Of James Yesterday morning by the
side of the brig Germ He a shoemaker OF ntemper
ate aabt and had missed Thursday when he
ef home partially seated Verdict found diowned.
Also at the house Of Joseph Yiso, 80 Madison the
body of CatIar.ne is wife, OF long continued in
temperate habits On Saturday evening after candle light
She cleaning andirons, with Il pitcher Of brandy
her, and singing and acting If intoxicated Soon
after she e upon the floor her face nored loud, had
rafting IN her throat. breathed with great dIicuy-was
carried bed nensbc and died ,! O'Clock Yesterday
morning.
Or CockcrofJ executed post examination on the
body, and found the lungs much congesed extensive 1d
Sicns to the PleuTa-he liver paid and enlarged rt
i usually found IL the persons of confirmed druihai
stomach also exhibited evidences Of chrome ln''''
indicating inteurerance. The opinion OF the pyaa was
that she died OF congestion the lungs, cao-edO' ecf
anee which was the verdict Of the Jury;
on ,ba bo5r ,, r WT D Shed. of Portland Maine
aged 50 GEAR The deceased va. taken suddenly i'll in the
about efSos a.aoao and ,o9a and M d0~n 11d @
- - ,i, in the chest He occasionally in
ie13Ier. man but made any complaint. only after he
Js been drinking hard Soon after he taken i'll ply
icin was for but be,rc he arrived the poor a had
de3 His connexions in Maine said be highly respect
,ble A post e.amisa,on made by Dr. j. NJ.
alden who found that rtc lungs and liver were diseased
aad NY found that he died from he congestion OF tAe
liver and !Inss.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14
nAHSss.aRui'S
TROY SHIRT DE p d I

;his Establishment bc the largest assortment OF
~ Shirts Bcouls Collars he found IA tEc city, al OF oar
own manufacture rroy h offer 10 dealers ana the c@cn
general prices. The above goods have won too
high any puirc from l. sufficient To sS that
We are paczj 10y all tie principal dca a The e ana The
'o'c goods a, bees generally approved throughout the eoS"N
ior ee'ae well Glade aud for chcapncss
MiRSllAlI'S, ~ Chatiams,. y. York.
MBNohcrn Southern and Eastern Merchants who
sfe making their purchase, the wholesale dry goods oaeS NIL
Go well Inquire goods manufacture. sometime, the
eIse. that other kMls are kcn hN ihrml I.ll ~
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14
sVOp uHa1I. STOP Ess,i
C0ilIs AND SIZE.


s.. ! !. !.
<G IN the building known a. the CO
rNM LUMBlAN HALL, 2t3 Grand street
}GA tho most spacious wholesale and retail
81 :E#>> SALES ROOM in the United States,
81 N N>>S> the largest and best selected
h NJ mcu ell Ladies, Misses and Chilrrcn'
So. SHOES cNclu>iyc. in all their vare
=. sstisssess ties pattern, width. color shapc
and material usually called for, of our
owp rrs,rc,r W. oud inform ladies formerly
bees conrrb ~ ca IN lroalu;y here thAI ov under
the necessity dong longer ard VIC i'tc them 10 come @
see l save 10 eight shiiugs per pair and c better served
without the delays mad .snpponiacr ai,cH: being measured
We would also say tla, having 3O persons
roy, having number .. the oSgcs
America work well known approved OF dnd saugH
ma t where good work sold Te citizens OF New
York Brooklyn Wnshureh aud the surrounding cosntry are re-
cil dealer, r civ and country vii! find their ai
call before purchasing. only quality and quantity
but prices, shall make a great iniucc2lcEt -,
a03n' SMITH, BRISTOL. X NALL.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14
DEPOT OF FANCY DRESS ARTICLES.

N,K AND SATIN sCARFs, AND CkAVATS N great vaTety
=, patterns Choon Co.'S superior GLOVES %c received
arrivals offered for sale reasonable prices by
WN. r JENNINGS, late Lyrde Jennings
go Broadway, American Hotel
may depend upon finding at this hm
Assortment Fancy Dros Articles which wiz be offered at
price. inducements purchasers III view OF the
n charecs for the ,ylc u Goods lcll
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14
FASHIONABLE
HAIR CUTVLNG AND SHAVING
rO CnNNI.ilEBa 0E O,n as. CA.--

TO CONSUMERS SE OH. Or Gas.
WE Inventor and Manufactured Of the rrdcctn= Spirit
a Lamp bcs leave call the attention Of discerning public
inP which viii uru>> o others brliSnev economy.
Ole for DfY Goods Jewellers, Fancy Stores Billiard Rooms, Groce
ne, Hotels Kcctorcs. which burns crcag
shadow -6o per per oil each lamp
vii burning, IL week.
neu; patterns be his old No. Cahe
street. 4ss GrccnNich. corner of Canastfcct
orders promptly attended AM hs round usaa
eaeea week Observe the name. &. MICilfl.l.
spirit Lamps painted each side of the wagons
Country Mercheu supplied usual liberal terms. cifm
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14
CHEAP CASH

,,TOCK AND IINrN MANTFACTOHl.-l.N = ilNNI-I No. =
- William has hand stock. is-om C7!ars Go'.;
S,,pener> siik Drawers Crat,. Ac All
ki,i> and qualities Articles Merchants invited e
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14
CssrlaI,. CEarAI,..

A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of French and American Paper
~ Borders sale the UHitrd States Paper
ing Warehouse % Canal broadway New"
York
Purchasers respectfully call and for them
ieI3 I'm '" JOSHUA BROWN 65 Cianai-st
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14
ONE E,RICE STORE.

DERSONS wishing parchase good cheap CLOTHING would do
call 1884 Ca,a,trect, whesc they will find he fol
prices 50 S2 Cloth Pants from IS TO 50
r31-Im j. C0GSWELL.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14
S,REExS, CHEAP SIEKS.-

vyOppEE MORSE & CO, 2lg Greenwich corner of
barclay street day added their for stock com
pce OF Foreign md Domestic Dry Goods WHICH thy OIL
fer their nuacros rnG prices which
fail to please. ; ..
well selected for their trade which will be oere! so them low"
"cN Seie'''' '' 49, - i-3-u
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14
,,,IpoREUM OF FASHION,

rNMP0REJN OF FASHION, M. Bc"kman-, ,treet-
e. The taksn tn store formerly occupied by John
Codn@ leave ium rr pubic that lie has opened Nt
Stock of Goods and havn. secured the va
vice, GOLDSMITH the Cuupg Department whose sk
VOL known appreciated bv the fashionable comuintN the
ronacc o Mr.. Goldsmith respectfully solicited
they uead making Garments IN maner aud style deserving
c of the patronage public, and prices low oner
establishment II the city. c2-lm' JANES { IkN EkS
t1ONT,s F&azisebNAEss.E TAILORING; EI>-
TtBIISIMENT No. III NHLtAN-sTEEEr. one door from
Spruccct New lorA Gcaeme >sus cloihe, wl be furnish
at the low priccsW aanicd TO III .I equal Ii work
establishment IN the CITY call from all thoe VINO
wish t.. purchase viii be thankfully received
prcs> Goats II To >2u Pmtioons FROM 81"
lrork Goats 10 - Vests Il
Coa, made and trimmed the first style:
I)res. Coat. Plialoos,, from 0 to -
I,.ncl Cnut. II Ncsts..-. LM!l I'M l.4i " ,
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14
DLUE IsE.MGK sCNRFs Of thc

ID long, n 8 -.
Shakcr, Hoods, all sizes, at Is each.
Papcr Haneus,, variety at i per piece.
Ribbons aud Lees daily from auction. very lo~
ic9-Js NJ J. DRUMMO
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14
CLOT!IlNt; EsTAssIsalsgXNT.

able Taoria= Establishment Offer Friends Hd hc Pa-
lie very superc; of Spring Goods II the latest e
which l- wari.at> fashion all who viii fVo-
t,r, win their patronage. ROBERT 4. BOUTON.
IN, Cutting Department gperHtelisi b sr Chsr Bout>u
formerly of ke firm GRAY Bu;on good ready
" i ii,.t'.~c .Iyyav> ON hand. aS6.}m
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14

ID THOMPSON, No. 100 Grand 'treat near Broadway
X ND r.neciv inform IN. par-ns and the public that he
hi. ,a, fresh supply oi summer oo
, b arc the greatest bargains offered consisting Of
. S,av Mouse DC Ialnc P-Hcd Muslin, Par Lawns IrApe
- yn embroidered Sui>, Lawns GamtToor- ll>tinss '.onba
-. rlai, nd .:rlpel Mousse te ane> &c n5!-u
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14
Af.ErsED SMITH,

EpERCssaNF TAILOR, 1876 FUIToN-STREET, has
9k Il Cloths Cassiisce
Voetnr winch he offers to make for the
public rcmcay the hes, extremely low for
f,.L an delivery a26:ly
4 GsUTSCsEI.Ets, manufacturer OF Shirts Bososs Col
- wholesale d retail No o. Chnun-st Ncw-l ork
large and most fashionable OF gcntemcn Scarf, aud
Craats Gloves Surc.dcrs SILK and Camhrc aaderclc
S Ncrino Shirts and Drawers Tights SILK Cotton
and Woolen iSlf Hose - -
ROYS' SHIRTS OF EVERY SIZE
All of which the public much lower than
they can he purchased nj establishment the
y Il Ben Club Fancy Shirts and Caps on haHd made To
o-3,r pllY I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14

y,-'-iH
CARPETIN(.-The Subscriber would apprsc the Public IN
y general and - friends ahd uptown people PGTnlHr that &s
very we'll OF Carpets which IN conae-
uc or reduced expenses sell prices
m To c,ve satisfaction ecosomica ANo
III I'm lhp"''' 'CiN7t-i.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14
xEy sND CslEAr GARRETT WiFSENOU~E

az nAkIN co daily receiving large supplies Oi CASfl
II. IyG consisting IN part OF follow Ing Goods VIZ
Super ply Carpets, beautiful patterns and coor ut M - and
f. ,.r W r Ssncr Insrain G: los yard h@c
do a; S and t, per Common do IS +s6i per yard Also
OIL Cloths Mats iIa,tnss. BRUSSELS and utcd Rags Bare &c
&C. Ns $40 pairs Transparent Window Shades from = to Sl2
pair. ,, ., o J.,
o hy,s ceteec pIr o the city free oi
.xnen.r T.. DAkIN & co. l59 Chatham II
Directly opposite Mulberry.
NEThe nrccst Flock Iet,er Sign the dOo
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14

a
OLIVER W. WOODFORD ia> received few more cas-
r.u.ulsnt Italian Shades, entirely new Ie and paint
ed IN every variety of landscape and ,tro 7oFdsr faa,
Tr:.parc, Window Shades from - 10 $40
X B About $50 pair, st low price Of = PEI pnir
icl o''"'''f't''--''''''-
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14
CHEAp: CHEAT :-Ensrayios

u, Visanr Plate engraved and 50 Cards printed for
only Il 40 Business all Ensr half price at
i9l Coandr corner Please call and see peel
- 10
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14

ypIRR0NS-RIBBONS, kIEBON>-sElLlNti OFF, SELL
Il INC OrF-[iur arrc Ribbon, >a
and in some case, close the assortment for The sea
SUTTON RuNDLES' J" Spfihs corner oi
Sullivan .,oc.;.
1yrstWIS-Bl.ACK NETT Long SHAW WlS-BENNErT&
EODES i05 Roadway viii open hi morning cartons extra
rich Eack Nett Long Shasl,, STYLE which they will >el At e
lowe, price 80
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14

his heavy pIiln Pou de sol ior al
~ I.i street ,-.t Dry Goods Store from hv
- - ~ T. THOMSON
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01

A GOOD ACT ALWAYS MEETS WITH a
REwARD.-Nlr. McLaren, one Of the
propr,rtors of the Pavilion Fountain, IL
The early part OF last month, in passing
near the Chancellor's residence, MAS
brough, to n stand by seeing n CANADIAN
with horse apparently N the ngonIcs of
death On inquiry, he learned that he
had the bolts, and complication of dis
orders, and the owner was about To knock
the animal in the head to rplease it from
its miser,es. An offer of one dollar was
made aud gladly accepted. With much
difficulty The horse was brought To the
Pavilion Fountain an effort 10 make
the aninnl drink some of the water prov
my unsuccessful, u large quantity was
thrown on him, and he was brushed with
a broom and then covered with blankets,
which cNriIrd prispIrai'"n, and m The
rouise of the day he drank siy gallons oi
The water and ate two quarts "i bran.
In about two wpeks The horse entirely
recovered, and during the absence %
the owner was sold by his agent 10 n
very respectable farmer here, Mr. Nc
Pherson) Io S25.
All who have horses troubled with
diseases, think Of the above, and apply
tho remedy which is 50 easily obtained.
- Saratoga paper.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01

TaiAL or PErER RoBINsoS.--Fhe trial OF
Peter Robinson Tor the murder OF Mr. Sny
dam, OF New Bfunswlck IN New Jersey, after
a thorough investigation, which was conlIn-
ned 'or several jays, was brought to close
q, 10 O'Clock on "Wednesday evening oi las,
week. Chief Juslics iiornbloucr presided,
aud was assisted by the sssOciate Jusucc.--
Mcssrs. Wood aud Graham argued the cSsc
in behalf Vt the prisoner, and Mr. Molcsnn,
the Attorney General, closed in bchuli OF The
prosecution. Chief Justice llornblowef SUN.
ned up the evidence, aud explained the Law
in o charge OF about two hours, aud at bali
ps.t 8 O'Clock the Jury retired. Al 10 O'Clock
thc inry retained in,o Court, aud gava u
vrrl,e, of gully ef Murder in The first d'grss.
The Chlel Justice gave notice that the prs.
oneS would be brought up 10 receive his sen
,cnte ut ~ o'clock on the following day
He wbs accordingly on the following day
nj the hour appointed, bronsh, to the bar,and
Ier,cnce oi death was pronounced upon him.
Friday, tho 10Th day Of April. Is the day as.
signst ior hls execution. The reports say
that HI appearance and demeanor throughout
The awful soemnI,y bore the character of IN.
d,Gcf,Gsc. ard n tines even al levny.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

BY The arrival Of the ba,qne Areihu-
sn, Captain Baxter, from Burnos Ayies,
we have papers To the 23d Of January
The sum Of the intelligence is that the
dispersed army Of Luvalle had sustained
additional defeats, and the probability is
That the detachments into which IL broke
up, after the great overthrow IN Novem-
ber, had been or would be routed in de-
tail, and the whole be finally expelled
from the Argentine dominions.
The term Vi Governor Rosas having
expired, he aud the Legislature had
again gone through the farce Of resig-
nation on one side, and refusal to ac-
cept it on The other.
The ship Erie has arrived at Balti-
more, bringing dates from Buenos Ayres
to the 29lh OF January, but brought no
pnpers, the cnplaiE not even bringing
II list OF vessels II port /; he also touch.
ed at Nlonlrvldeo, but the names Of ves-
sells nj the latter pori are not recollected.
N. Y. Com. Adreriiser.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01
NcWSnaHcr Office.

'l'IIE subscriber would respectfully inform
the c,lzrns Of Newport aud ylcinlly.'hn'
he hns opened an Agency Office, No. lt
Thames street. corner Of Mary street for The
sale and distribution Of the most valuable
Journals published in tho United Sraes-
comprising the Boston Notion. Brother j"nn
than, New World. Bennc,r's N. Y. Herald
and also some of the best Magazines. Per-
odirals. &c. containing all the current Eng
l-h and American Literature of The day.
Boston aud Nrw York Daily papers re
ccivcd and disir buicd To- Subscribers for I
cents per week. Thankful tor past inyorS h.
hopes 10 meet with a continuance of fntur
patronage. SlBAS u. liOl.MbS,
Agent for Newport.
April Isl, ISiI -3ws
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01
AUCTIONS.
On Saturday next,

N 9 o'ciock H. NJ pW be sold mi public nne
lion. al M, store Of Aiiiion HaH all The re.
maind'r ~ his stock on hand pis:
DLUE, black, olive aud mixed cloths. SHIRT.
- ings and sbceiings, cnlicoes. bedricking
10 wooden cocas. good fcnihcr beds, paper
hungIngs, hollow ware, aud other articles.
M HALL. .4uetr,
Also On Saturday 'p'ning al cnny eandi'
light, WH be sold al Public AUCTION, al The
same piace,
& Wooden clocks. calicocs, shirt ngs. sheet
" ings, und u variety Of other srllcles, whIcli
will clos" the sales ut said store
April J. NJ. HALL, .7uefr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01
9 g y M g..

Es.Rscorder Morris has been nominated BY 'hs Van
Burvn men Of New York, their candidate FOR Mayor
Noara CAhoLisA.-T The Governor of North Carolina
has ordered an election for members OF Congress On
the 18th OF May.
Ma. CRirTEspss, Attorney General Of The United
States, has returned TO Washington
The dispatches received from England, by the Gale.
donla, are said to bo OF entirely pacific nature.
The Ex ploring Expedition was at Oahu, on the 10th
Of October.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01

From FLORIDA The correspondent
OF The Savannah Georgian, wriiing "n
the 9th, announces the return Ui the
three driachuenls under Captains Bar
mum, Carr and anoiher, winch went IN
pursuit OF Alick Tu-tenugse, after his
brush with Lieut.. Alberlis. ] hey do
not appear to have come up with him,
but Capt. Cars pnry had surprised and
captured n batch OF = Indians and Ne
groes headed y Cosa Tuslenugge.-
The same correspondent, on The 2lst,
announc, the surrender Of 58 Indians
u, Font flaming, and Of 10 warriors at
another tort, near Cedar Key.
Col. liarncy had returned to St. Al
gu-tlne on the 2lst, from Key Biscayne,
and was about coming home on lurlough.
The 81. Augustine Herald gives the fol-
lowing account Of his latest c"pture:- -
In exploring the every ladies', Col. Har-
ney made some geographical discove-
rirs, and lately he has added some
thing To our stock II know ledge ~ natural
history by killing, behind Key Larzo,
two oi the animals heretofore considered
lnbuIous among Us, called "man-i-tee.
From what can learn, it is n sort Of
SEA COW, or something between n por-
polsc and seal, about 10 feet long, with
head like COW aud two small ilippers-
neat weight about $500 pounds cannol
leave the WATER feeds on the grass of
The murgin, and propeIs itself forward
by a broad lall.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-01
sale POSTPONED 10 THIRD mon
DAY ~ .APRIL.
HpcWS for Sale.

~ Office - hereby given that there will be
~ sold NJ Public hucllon, on the premises
to the highest bidder, on Monday the 2sh da,
of March next, NJ II o'clock, the following
psws, in the tnitnrian Congregational hurch.
~ Newport. viz, Pews No. ~. 40 I5. 81. II.
to pay the n'rrara2"s due on the same for as
ses-menls made thereon under The provisions oI
said Socisiy's act of incorpo alton, and the
Covenants entered into between the Society and
holders Of sald pews. ! he nrresragcs due said
pews are ~ follows 10 wit
On pew No. 20, s33,7S On pew No. ~. SI3. rs
DO do IS, 22.bO DO do 81, 10, 40
DO do ~, 2022
They will be sold to satisfy t'os sums with
all incidental expense. and charges
Conditions pado known al the time and place
Of salo. Ey order Of the Corporation.
DuTEE PEARcE.
THO.. J. P.cKmAm. )
Feb. Is.