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New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
Beautiful TEETH AND SWEET BREATH.

S,HERNAN> OERlS TOOTH PASTE will gave pea'y Nhi'e
- Teeth render the breath ,~eet hafden i .i' pre-
decay aching R-conmcnd'd Z! D; u -
Castle 90, Broadway ono Of D=,t, N the cy Ais" ,:
Dr. Elliott, the celebrated bauiel NJ Frye f a.d mot
DYSPIPSI t.,Tna I)lgner Lozenre cured Col Charies
co la Iacolcr-.tree Dyspepi7 very short time anc
r,ve a, i,.l may elicr- Nho have suffered for year
PpITATiON or THE HEART, Lo"ne>s oi Spirits and all
neryon. diseases cured few minute. by Sherman CaInloF
TE,kTgrRH cured three ainu- by Sherman. Soda Io-
zences. ,,-, , -,
4rem..Churca l-7 Bowery sanI', - East Broadway Red
,,n. S,a,e.s,Tee Boston ms
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
SuIc. nt&ucfion.

py AusrIN, wILmERD'Sc co.
Tr-Terp. note, payable City, 10 be made -a
i.factory 0 the sellers.
unpowderao 18Th bx. o3 l2l 56 per lbs l6 hf
ess Al ls do do i,; do DO Al "A do de 40
Ilnpera-2i LIB boxes 55l cent, per b
,yooa5 lib boxe 81 ct, per L 80 do do 81; 5l
DO 10
Young .on5 l3b boxes cts per II; Odo do 81 l7a do do
50; 25i do ~.
youn. IIy.or25 l3b toSe : per lbi . do do 49,
C-uro--lO saf chest, matted "a! cents per b
T.. ".
Moa.cASy-Cargo per bfy Empre-l-5o 81 Domingo
6: a sc: 1s pc Satin wood l. "a.
CARO- of schr Delavare-Ioo log, St Domingo :! Is
PArrR-l ream 81 cents.
poLAsrs-ibbls Norleai,s III; hhds Trinidad 81 D.
Top,cco-N manufactured IA Az nd, old Kentucky q
Gls-3 pipes at 80 cests
BY WILKINS
EsrArr-Five land containing abou, a lots between
-ch asd ia street, aid 9Th and 9th avenue, 5000
FauIrcarso of shp Thompson Palcr4o3ooo aOxe Of
oraugc. ll2l 1872; Coo do Lemons at l.56. lGss.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

,IsHE subscriber respectfully Informs s eu.'ome'' anu mi
49, has removed from - the .toFN fI1
,cl,si hv Nr Charlie the celebrated BiaShn
" 5cJ BroaIvay Warren and 'AAnlli mn ,0T
t:.i 49,, h i c,rtnrs manufacture Dii ~
FECroYs Of tho pure, ks and 'arFlasa 20 Keep u. 81 .,'
,~t ,.s .,usu.e- attendant on 30 iar=e 81 estaDih
.i III .t,l,, ,fon, necessarily be sreatiy m
yt the lonal ado'Sed ain III the m1Aua,arn'
i.,rp, both o which being Under M. nneliat, con
In i. lin to lt a usual los prices a"d he h-ps "
& -, merit OF tic public favor 1t may not o. M t'
- Sii ,f3t subscriber practical worEn2a at'
& gn.eI IN the manufacturing Of Coa-euoas for ~ "aF " "
gsafs -'li ~ . ~ THoS F. PEER.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

7yONS md NipAME %EKHAID' ,hFopodists QIon F'FI7
VI tel, arrival from lpe the ciizcn aAd
,t of NcU York viii feel obliged to those who w honor
tt ca az tlc 23 Broadway. the te
can Hctcl ard ia, inform 'hc public tt G and
pcculia- method they cNiTpats
HARD .,ND SCTT COt,N., Is; MONS, tAILV>l lL> H.
WITHOUT CUTTING.
Possessing patent ifo their Aae='s ias hias Of l' fle"'"i
pnr .vr,rg Grusd Duke OF i-ssc pl!>isdt also
from the ;,ria-pal Mobility of Londos aud f7tls.
Non and B. pracseI their profession i'r se'e yea
;oauv France usand, aad have acquired great >Ai aa
n practical cNpcreaca fact aiio'icd ' numerous Ger i'ts
, h. ut u trai,, English Frcsci aa German ils ,ician
we'll m from >cvcr, OF Mobility and Gentry of those ou-tr
delivered after ios year, cure me operation "l no' o
-, ts treated cau immediately put their sIcc> and walk
without tire least irrerNen;encr
Tn and Nmt E. have practising the nited states but
. ,er. m ia that s,,e received testimonials rom
@ or tf mos, cmmuci professional -cntleicu anu oacr> s 20
t bcii ar. comfort they Iarc received since ic.r feet
have. ,ei stteudrd ll tieln.
SSi ~ .,S,, m- lmeod
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
o,WVR,c,y,S E,0OR MAN,s PEASVER FOR

- ONLY ONE better than other
at whatever price they be sold for The Poor Mans Plaster WI"
pairs weakness the kody well as boch SIDE or
breast also, piles ecthirs in children
Mr. David Williams old Revolutionary soldier Of Iz2eta
town y j. Rheumatism by lcS than teo days
after having long almost hcpc condition
j. Sold 86 Na,gau-strce Clarch l-c Bowcy SaiHis
Ea,, Broadway 22 E.ccker-s lIa News Room all
IT., Ncy-York l59 Fultousrcct Erookyn teddng States
I,OstOu
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18


Fro.g the Ncy York Herald.
who i dislatercec There are
more colds end die h Coisump'oa b sicep"s m damp
Wltcwed hence, there remedy
harmless, plc, yet cdcaeou Pcases Hosrousd Candy
We would advise iauy "ltI"G an Nce-
ton TO provide with ths uatacd remedy wick We
ia,c been efficacy nunhcis cas l. fact
Is astonishing possesses. The Ncsfrs Peae in
noranr both 10y praise for the good ter Candy has
pockets There remedy III the whole scope
ti has attained the celebrity Of ihis valuable
caey numbers OF Professors have appeared, who
they could effect ol disease which
seldom ihclC been cquaiicd by
their preeusloA Th., Tie h pcac Compound lioar
hound Candy justly then should the need praise be awarded
NIcssrs the discovery rsmcdy
1EssEs j. PSAsE $oN:-Dca SuLsst Saturday night slept
ia newly painted aud the morning
almost deprived OF the power of VOICE and had pam ~ my
immediately sent Tor Dr. Rogers. and h- sai could not
live night he ad had the painters coiek and pol''uon o
id wlc they death ia'ariY thc
consequences No 10 Nier liuc for one dollars
worth of Candy two.rd OF during the dN
and The afternoon Doctor called tn see ho" is medicine
operate sitting md hc soni-d ard sld h9 Wen
knew that # the medicine he left did Rot relieve iae m case -
hoper,. i after ehsg VIVA, dangerous sitnao
wa m Sc dlacd that had used Pete lloar-
hound Canv; looked ashust nd 'Hsd that ne would n
3t,y scn oI quantity OF this Candy and Use II all slc
cases. which = prevalent at this season . - ...,,..
Sold o, - street and 10 1ou>c. mi I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
MARINE LIST.


Ships Flordan Pratt, Antwerp; Aoem Mcl.rre Baltimore
Bark Marine iIallctt Rotterdam.
Brig Ann Fuller Cubb Savannah Caroline, Hell Gibraltar; bri
liant Parker 81 saffron lcs lia,re Bon l'crc, Beguc
Nar.ccs f. F. Back, Stacpoc Lisbon; Manhattan Doano Cadiz
Granite l!odgood Gc0rsctOWn Ashley, Sherwood Chareon
Schrs Bergen Latonetic Wan. Buck, >llman Chi
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

Eagle Fs.lnk.-Noucs hereby Jha the annual
mccrs Ecc- Directors OF thi> Bank Nl sc held
the Ranking Room - Cedar the first Noajay "i June
1ta Per osl. :. ELLIS ts.i>tar; Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

l. garu,by ESud-c the vorl, by lioz, publishing
weekly number. Loadog e-pGh.tj lit the 0cAsro NJ"
WORLD soon year. cope.
one yea for - numbers be supplied from the oameacc
ueHt Of ms >,ory Olicc 80 ,au street, ml,u
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

TOsHN HAMILTON for sale 300 IIudson>rcet
u an extensive Of Boadcots, Casmercs Snet=
,mlroon Linen Drills Garment ana Furniture
Calico- Canbric Null Nan.-ok and S" Nu>!'ns
silks SEaw- Mou,,en de Lanes and printed Lawns Dan'k
TIl Wool Tochc Shawl~; Iandhcrccf and ecar
Hat, from 81 to s. Law" Hats = lo r.
Dara Table Cloths, Cd e - clch Irish ncn =, I'd
10 - per ward Hosiery and Gloves. variety
Taiior- supplied Artificial Flowers at Manuactur
prices. ,.
A' fir, rate Naincr wanted ml> e"dtf
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
CHILDREN DIE OF WORMS.

o,UERMtNS WOR LOZNGTS viii entirely destroy all kisds
= Of Worms. ofou Of boxes sold yearly. DR.. Zpr&ic
Ch4m De- Hunter los Sixth Avenue Dr. Castle Hi do
ard Inany Of tac h.hc, responsibility them IN
their practice
h. chtcn by only box Of Sherman. Worm LozcEGcs
the Warehouse, leG NassaHsrcet
10 Broadway, ard 10 A>io House, Neecy ri Reeckr
street N.y York and Mr.. Hayes l39 FTinr Brookyn az
ID EHOyATINC LOZENGEs.-ForF F-nale Weakness,
II ihlu remedy.
CHARCOAL LoZENGESFor those who the habit OF Using
Charcoal in milk or otherwise.
NERVOUS EhDAC1it-Shcrman Clmphor lozcne" will give
Immediate relief sick headache lo"ncss ai lr de-
spondency fain,ins and palpltation OF .he heart
w H. Atc Harah Office Dr. Hunter, - Sixth Avenue and Cap
Charles Thompson 80 Curtadrcc satisfy the increu
lous Of the truth oftheir
NIPPLES cured ivo day by sherman, Ia
pillar! OIL Refers to rro. Bingham 20 Spring street
Wholesale and retail At l1G Na>sau>rect
ACENrsChurch s- ower!, of Sprmc-''ro"t San>
Boadway Neccy 223 Beeckcr; Ru,lion A-pitva
Astor House broadway Nlan Coiinston, llnd-
SOU Spring. ae New. ROOM Tonline Building Val
a.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
AMERICAN MUSEUM.
MNRBLE BUILDlNG, CORNER OF BROADWAY
STREETS.

STREETS.
ENTR1 ITTRIGTION.
Mf. WGNCHEi.l- Dial,ctici,u and Comic Lecturer
MISS MARY Ann CANNON the distinguished and highly poru
Lar ASr OF all work. knO"n la rctc Eser evening
during the week.
public respectfully Manager has Effected
above and unralc Actress
WIKI; VIZ. w, W appear above The Saoea
the Museum, o'clock, precisely
N WRee will peronac > Dutch Yankee. and lriih ehaac-
Snowman, Sc. To be yariai each evening.
The conclude with the alghabic Vaudeville OF
the
ACTRESS OF ALL WORN
La wkcl Mis- Cannon r III sustain Six Characters
Maria. flu o provincial celebrity N Gann"nt
Bridget n country gaNky) Miss Cannon
gct} .............. Hiss Cannon!
Gooddy Stulhu- "a deaf amorou> old lady of -.
Bridget. rrl.,l aunt Miss Cannon -!
om "a lit,far, Mrs Cannon . -
Madlc jos cphinr Opera Dancer from Paris in
which >hc Will Introduce Dance from La RnNa-
irrcl Miss Cannon 49,,
The ascu open inspection of visitors day from
occk A. " until l0 f. VI. DAY Visitors admitted IN the evening
free.
Bccr> Patent Odomccr Caraec, manufactured by Henry
Hall N,ugauck Conn every day the Museum
exhibiting, Facy Glass Working and the Grand ComoramG
To Museum and all the Entertainments - ccna
Children under 10 wears ofasc. lalf-pricc. ml7
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

J. The Ncw-Yori,cr large and beautiful sheet of or=aal
and carefully selected Literary natter published Saturday
morning Price - per year Folio newspaper ci
on - for nc Quarto book edition for bindngcach number
eonAag l6 pages three VIDE columns EACH including piece Of
Popular Music excluding Advertisements Subscriptions
spee,py solicited by II. GREELEY Co 50 Ana-st y, York
q The Politicians Register careful and comprehen-
compcnd Return. all c important Elections i'll the several
Counties otac Union is5 ucidy compiled and co
tables OF preceding Elections and otter matters
poticiaS published st No so Ann-,t 1t forms
neat co-pact pocket of TO pages put handsome
per cover Price copy for 81 So lunlccasl Ai
.!re,, GREELEY y Co. 30 tnn-,. n York
rT rhc Extra s.o2 Cabin, cheap weekly compcod of
Political Intelligence published every Saturday iem
MAY December 1T, monrl for cYeny-a'e cents n-
;e copy, lrcs twenty for $40 anday
larger number the a,cr Address
H. ..r...rY n %. ..l Ann.. v Anr-.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
SILK GOODS.
BOW EN- "a lGcN A III 4 e,
CORNER OF BEij Eh
HAVE RECEIVED BY LATE ARRIVALS,
ONE Esg-SDE.:D CASES

II NILLlAllSTEEET,
CORNER OF BEAtER,
HAVE RECEIVED BY LATE ARRIVALS,
ONE EsCNDEED CASES
Sk GOODS embracing almost every variety
tylc alupel nrlhin aortncut worthy II Aoc
CONSISTING or
% CASES FRENCH PRINTS, entirely tylc, ~hits, mode
~ black grounds which viii be sold lower tHan the
ca,c> PARIS NUsLNs, rich Chine striped and figured
styles,
70 PRINTED LAWNS ofery variety White, mode eoOrcd
cases CHINE SKS extra striped s figured adapted
q t-4dc. ~
SILKS.
10 ea.cs Paris MUSLIN De LANES. PLAIN colorcd plain aHd
coorcd : ATTN STRIPED. rlc! figured and striped. Sc
case, extra 81 black and mode coloc Sk SHAW l>'
qIsic>.
cases nen black white and co'orcl MD
CLONES complete BaJou Cho>>ons and N"rot
lado> manufacture.
case, extra rcn AP and GkRNTURE Ribbons. entirely
styles: PLAID BR0CHE FIGURED, striped and isd CsMr &C.
cases super black and mole coocd French Br''f
>hawls patterns
Italian Iu>trins> Lace Veil Linen Cambria 'iandkerch tet
Gloves and Nirts Ncns>. ac and Embroidery India Sa-
Pon=ee French Crapes &C. Sc " e are ,cfri
REDUCED PRICES for u CASH II or credit ADpiN" ~
TEREST. for approx ed pap=r inl2
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

rntccL lcr- ~ c Of Congress, hc year I'd 10y J"he'
y m tbe CLERK zee of the Sautrrn District Of New" foS
1EyrAx., COMPOGND SAReAPAKihi.A IA
UC for Purifying Blood The Proprietor {" me Iooe
l,l S--,,ril Juice being that mnay preparations
ari1 are offered 2u5c, md at none OF theSi are "
r s 70 c,tain in diem the nsstinabe properties oi me
, ,. SHARED no expense procuring the necessary m %
p.r, for sxtrcu- Juice from thu myaidaos gn roo red
4s IN tb. Pal.c ihe genuine $itShPhRlLlA j NJ Pae
b. i n WIKI tle sr ani can BE- iaAgn l g t
c,gt,nre Warrnt-d keep any climate 80 ,t,sc
,i.He 10 perp uate good health should ite ~ t. @ , e
,o.t-. c,er pring the blood from 80
hunor; ahch e keep tse "hoi, > ton tp.ecas Hall
e. E Chsrin..tTect For sale be Dugssi- gsns ] Inn
uu;ct States frIte = per o''''' mis- I'm
...-ll .-ur.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

l. The New Forld.-SuJ,crip.oa to tins Splendid Naa-
mca Newspaper respectfully solicited At the efiee Of publication
- Ala.scci foho and quaro edition published Terms, s.
couauy a@9u
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
NOTICE OF AssIGN1IENT.

NOTICE hereby fNNtN. township Of
: stafford County Monmouth of NspJersey bath
thu MAY 3D. l- made Assignment the subscriber Of NJ
state for the equal Credit
or, mus, exhibit respective claims under affirmation
within tn, term OF IA months WI. H. OlPHANr Assignee
NJ 12ft ISL mlJ aw5H
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
a YGIND LADY MAGNETIZED

EN YORK MU>ElN, known Pelle Museum, Broadway,
opposite the City Hall aud a-ENpcrimcns on ANIMAL.
MAGNETISM Tie Henov Fluid, whck pefade al animated
beings.
ladies' B2d, will lo put the Magnetic state
every this week, o'clock Hc Lecture Room OF tho
Museum.
The Blind Lady intelligent and hr been well educated and
while in >omnambu,m, will bc made play on the Piano,
accompanied with her -
Experiments will also very Monday, We'd
rrslay al Friday Afternoon at ! O'cl,
Private Experiments made the day, application
Dav y,crs To the Museum admitted the evening free
charge. Admission 10 all Children half price m3
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
EsnNcY az E,seEss Ess.NY EnARmEsoN.

Il REV EDWARD y KlRn'S Eulosy os the late President
IIa,ou delivered Nay lia ls the Broalwa! Tabernacle
iroie the Authors Original Manuscript Orders b. left ai the
Gsoadvay. principal Bocl
;hc city. RI5 u,
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
PE4SE,S H0ARHQUND CANDY


Us RECoNaENDED by Ccrsyac, Plc Speakers aud Vocal
valuable sompcud for clearing the voice and .trcnsten-
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
OGEyrLEnEN OF TASTE AND

81 GENTLEMEN OF TASTE AND
THOSE DESIRING COMFORT iakc this method s
r To inform ti> city, those who "i,h
- handsome and cay Boot, that w FKEbIRlCh
SCIaFFNER French Boo; Maker, No3i hc street. near Broad
av unsurpassed making good. handsome Eoois and
respectfully recommend all those desiring them 10 gre HIM
trial confident = fail full satisfaction.
mi: Gr. BY 4 CUSTOMER.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
ROME AND YaYOr ISLANDS.
PEOPLES g.gNE OFF STEAMBOATS,.

b T-cz. :. FOR .iLB4YI-...P PASSAGE 81
,-llS----, The new and commodou' steamboat ROCll-
ESTER Capt A. p. ST. John leaves the steam
Pier Liberty streets This Aternoos,
Cruc.,lal) Nav l-h at o'clock ~ ,. -
The aud steamboat NORTH ANEEt N Capt
NJ H. rc>s Pier between Ccrtandt and
Liberty streets Afternoon wednesday, May 9th
o'clock
For passug, o freight. apply 10
r. {. SCHULTZ at the office, or on board
All kinds property taken only at the risk OF tha o"hers
thereof. ~.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

- s.ONpcN LINE 0E pACNEYs-fak ket Of
s.,20I AiyThe Packet snip GLADIATOR Ihom'' "fi''o'
->@e- master, will saila above, her regular day
passage freight having superior accommodations apply o
board, foot of Maiden lane, to
mis- GIINNELI MINTURN x Co, = South st
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
.sxrsspO<,r. s.eNG OE: E'AC3x xHT'S.-rc

iIe,, IT fIrst iI '1IIlI'' -
, for passengers Tie price of issase from
No. York Liverpool 500 aud from liNcVo- i"'e" i'
gliura, ircud.ne. aud bedding. without "n,>
Neither the c7ptans will be rc>posba ior any ecr
r regular balls c iadac siencd iAcfeof
,prIy To GRINNEI.i. sINTCRN x CO. = >olti street
MII.nES PICNEkStiilL. 4 60. l.lye-pooL
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

DoAIDsyf:.-NRS. iIcCOIl.ICK inform, her friends 1nd
- t.- public that opened na-tns ou-e No. - City
Hall Plce lsot niaute Ih from the Post ohee Shc ma
,rou,.o ltoa- 1- fN Boarc and viii be happ; 10
ro ,h reasonable The location central and plea
SAM % "' w. n I-ai,r. ,,lcn ml2 #
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

I,ols 4aIE-Or toIct-The FULTON FOUNDRY. u good
srIc5 for immediate opsraion Apply to Nh HALLOCh coz
- .ii,.,,, and Snriu,..r-c,.. NIL ~
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

.,0s SifE-S,c aud Fixtures oi Il Ree.tory Paee >l15
-. rs., lo,t- E, bul-.. OF so per ,iar. Apply to
mis- f. SMITH & TURNER 10 John--trfef
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

E,09aE2::S " aNT.Ez,-t Ge-teailn .sL h, VIZ.
!, be accommodates pleasant rooms iaa good Board N No
Coacord Brooklyn, reasonable ie ALSO, yous ;t"t'
man .av he accommodated with H3Ari place mli '
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

As gentlemen can be accon.E-'ai"d
b h -entccl Eo,rd private ay Apply at II Chalah
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

CtENTI EMN Ncglok wl ind quiet aud pensah
home at Tie GE NiiM HOUSE, No tj Barclay street "icr
ample accoa aoa. al reserved for transient iolr'ers
and Afforded al moderate prices by day weck. No fumes "
Tolcco or Alcohol DE found the atmosphere y b
f,, permanent foarler, will De i4Acn ROSWELL GOoS
NcN-lork. April iffh. leil.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

y4ASYED-A girl to 10 general work. To OF good
" and industrious, habits steady employment and ibe-
raj will Apply at ii0 hmity-stree m3 w
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

Ivs,Es &agE-N Hand WAGON nclr!y suitable for .ro-
VII o,r. n tn,...rser a9Tu
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18
CoNxs!:. C@HS$:..

SOD a, IS niyi.ion..tseet nd no A.ior I1ou.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

HE-aNTED-iu American Woman to do the general oise' N
w Of small vino good cook washer aud ron'r
neat IA her raLtS keeps company well recommended
from her place. will have good situation Call ats Nandc"aicr
street. Pearl. No Irish need apply wI'N
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

800 REiIs ar.e Imperial Printing Paper for ale p By y
itjG uclc~-le and quality the Folio Ne8-f II VII
M 80 III eeaz for ,H. ippy te Elto Of td paper sill II
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

J. j. w. ~ ~ BARKER, IN Grand street have J re-
lelr a.c stock Thousand dol
lar> worth Silk, Moenc de Luc Bcabazises Tag
Ion ro Snawl British and French Prints together
with great variety Domestic Good, selling greatly reduced
n2n
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

OWNERS WaNTED.-rour b7Ncs and ta'es 5Sss OF
u Mcciandize u.rl,e} W Nc. diamond Of Noah
Cook n Co.. received and stored BY the subscriber IA October
lat be- found If not claimed tty VIII oe
sold Ia r4y cnrses, aud for account Of the owner.
NOAH COON Co, l0o Broad-street
you-yorl ,I,v Iatt l-ll m3
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-02-10

5EARrHoUAKE.-The New York papers
speak of an earthquake which was felt in
that city and neighborhood on Monday
morning. The American of Monday af-
ternoon says:
This morning, at about 20 minutes be-
fore six o'clock, as a friend living in
Broome street reports to US, he perceived
a distinc, rocking Of his bcd-he being
then awake and perfectly collected-which
was followed bv hoarse rumbling sound
that continued several seconds. He rose
from his bed and found the ladies of the
family reused by the ratlling of the hall
stove pipe, and the falling of the top of
the stove.
After this gentleman had told the story,
several others came in, living at intervals
from the Battery 10 Union Place, all sta
ting the same general fact Of having been
startled by the rocking Of their beds, the
shaking of the house, and the continuous
dead rumbling sound tliat followed.
The same occurrences were noted at
Jersey City, Weehawken, and Williams
burg, on Long Island.
The time as noted by all, was from 25
to 80 minutes before 6 o'clock. The sky
clear and almost cloudless, and the wea-
ther mild.
1t seems impossible to doubt that this
phenomena were occasioned by the shock
of an earthquake. If so, we shall hear
more Of it from South America orthe
West Indies.
The Newark IN. J.) Advertiser Of Mon.
day afternoon says:
This city and its vicinity was very Sc
verely shaken this morning about half
past 5o'clock, as>is generally supposed,
by an earthquake. We hear from all
parts oflhe city that families were reused
from sleep by the shaking, some say rock
ing, of their dwellings. Several gentle
men rose, expecting to find the walls of
their house opened, or cracked at least,
and all concur in speaking Of the rumbfing
noise which is understood to be one Of the
indications Of an earthquake. We hear
of the same phenomenon as far west Of us
as Springfield, and at Bellyllle on the
north, range of some ten or twelve miles.
The shock appears to have been felt for
about twenty seconds. There was si-
m:lar quake in this vicinity about forty
years ago, which is said to have been in
the same direction.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-02-10

ATTEMPTED Assassination of the Editor
of the Union.-By yesterdays mail, (says
the McMinnville Gazette) we received a
private letter from Nashville dated on the
l2thinst., by which we are informed that
most cowardly attack was made on Col.
Harris, the talented Editor OF the Nash
Vile Union, on the evening previous by
two of the young Fosters, sons of E. HI.
Foster, as he entered the public room of
the Nashville Inn on his way. to supper
1t is supposed that they. both fired at him
at the same moment--one ball entered his
breast and had not been found at the date
of our correspondents letter, though his
lungs are thought to be very little injured
another ball passed through his arm.-
After he fell, the younger brother attemp-
ted to shoot him again, but was prevented
from doing so by two gentlemen present.
Some hopes were entertained that Col.
Harris would recover, though our cores
pondent thinks it very udoubtfnl.
Knorpillc (Tenn.) argus.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-02-10

Confession of a Murdcrer.-The Lex
ington Ky. Observer contains a confes-
sion made and signed by Gilbert N. Rich
ey, who was hung, at Carlisle, Nicholas
county, Ky. on the 25th of November
last. The murderer states that he was
desired by a Mrs Fuller TO take the life
of one of her neiehbors in August last,
named Mrs. Snap, in consequence Of the
Jealous suspicious of the former, who
promised him a reward Of six dollars, and
all the money she could hereafter get, be-
sides making other pormises of varions
kinds to tempt him to the deed. After re.
sisling some time, he at length yielded to
the woman's opportunities, and on the
18th Of August proceed to the house OF
Mrs. Snap, where he found her alone,
but neighbor entering before he could
execute his purpose, he thought proper to
leave the house in company with the in
truder to prevent suspicion. He however
presently returned, and as before was
asked to take seat. He declined and al
once knocked her down with his fist
She recovered and ran out Of the house,
while Richey, who had seized a shoe
knife pursued and caught hef about. thirty
yards from the house, when he again
with heavy blow of his fist brought his
victim to the ground, and in an instant at
one stroke with the knife, nearly severed
the head from The body: He was arrested.
on the 18th, sried and convicted. The
murderer was Bin. % years of age.
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