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New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

IT 3 New - i:i@ ; .souruni NJ Na"hih2i@n
City.-Tha undcrsis"- nave been inrucoI - trc-at
events commence publication of Nhis Jour
nal the seat OF (ilyrrnmc:t. The scheme has seon
stimulated Immediate development by the oXraor-
dlnarv detection harsier al po ton Of
tr Whg psrty and by he general feeling indignation
which is manifested in all directions, Al the mis'hev"u'
iratrcdal purposes of few ambitious % selfish pol
ician>. no destroy the ru of the glorious 'trus
gle of lsiG.
We sh4l ra,e ihr ,-uo Wing Standard. and do battle
The be-; af abilities. fr the integrity of the c'e5
WEE paity and The consunnliion OF ai tue Reforms
coatcnd FIR last canvass. We sha 20 far such al
administration OF public affairs Will meet the generous
confdauce and mh the patriotic expectations Of the
American People and in the flrhcrance of these objects
shall dedicate the experience OF many years and
zeal Tor he great cause which the viclssItudcs o TINE
have IL no degree abated.
Prnppted IA. are, thi. task by the advice o the
Wing. all quarters, shall expect Jealous cs-ofer-
alton plan, the part of members OF Congress aGd
oihsfs
The subscription price of the paper (Which s to be
weekly IN the recess, and thrice week during the
of Congress- will be Five Dollars per annrm n
yarjsblv in advance JOHN II. PLEAS tNrS.
Sent ! islI oa2 JOHN ;. GALLAGHER.
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Na. az Esny,ltasL !. deellelIy the

"a No. ttI gavtlssL is decidedy The he
FL ast.blishuen IN Nsr-lnrH tr get tersains ~ me
s5 Roo, and Shoe nne. you nave only io can 10 W
-4fS couyineed aides Genilemeus. h'ssss h'i ana
Chl,ep- noas. sh.e' aud 'ieitst- ~ al he' ~
G 80 mannCaetu-. and warranted irst rate. At rfiees
m ,, tho tir,es Likewise srEe assortment ct spod
,,,y ok which ~ he snli vets ehesr
g. WILLIAM AGATE M pr~etY,
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

u .nryctimgs, &ioor CiothN, 2c.-2o'WO
ward. If CarpeuDr from auction chorc patterns ana col
or all wool from 10 10 shng' per yard q caii Is 80
el,ed from those wishing to purchase Carperng Of aUy
description A large siocl. oil oi Cloths Rugs Table
Covers 4at,s &c which ;hoy will sell much lower than
can be bought 81 other storcs.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
CARPETS, OIL CLIO rHS, &C
TONES & MARCY. llI Rnrcry wl.h 20 IN.

n1. PsSGCE @vepHst-,catlemen wishing 70
- purchase good cheap Coshinc. would do well 10 call
at 1881 Chatham where they fad garments al
the following prizes
Cloth Goats - 10 80; Cloth Jackets 81 TO So SAT-
next Pants 10 to l975; Cloth PaE., s. TO $3.50.
oil 2r JACOB COGSWELt..
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

.pSAELD An 40 cSSJHs may he o5taipsd IL a PIT
- saie family. by applying At 200 Hudson-'t lo.-;
~ FO8 SALE, SHIP GROCERY and Ii
AZ. oiiOR STORE. Stock and Fixtures. Good locs-
uon sud dong fue business. To busnes raan, bar
gain will he giyen. Apply his day,
NJ lw- SMITH & TURNER. 10 Johns.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

oa I'm l17 Bower hrtt tafpol ~toFc bel"" Htn"' u
INFs.rss ss-Ig0 nbls Georgetown :. f. aio1t. Also,
] 270 bis to arrive ioc -nlc by
r23. f. RICHARDSON Il son, 81 BurliHc- sip
vuperGue Georseown in lots 70 s,'it puf-
I clisers for sale BY T.. KlCiIARDSON y son,
NJ H.. 81 Burnc slip.
nasy., FODi.SCAr PAPER. 1000 heams OF
Is Aiif; Ru,i cap. For sale by
PER>SE ~ BROOKS,
o7 No ~ Liberty .fr""t.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
.nFeN WAIiWaCN,

Holm WARWICK. Sseep srster and ns-
= 6nsr in general No. u I3aa street, Nea' lotS
Purchaser of Ieveer's and Slvsesm''h's Pohshtsss
Pursiene Lezssli', Parting gsr' ,oarge save VAR
Lace Gilt sri patss Ns,als Bookb,udsr's h's'' &c &s
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

TNEOK u GEHUN l. Wanted rc.PectIng slmon
1 Watt,. by trade painter, sGd James Waits, gar
deuer native, of Chsliord, Wesbury. Wiltshire,
EGgland. They sailed from Bristol. England, snd
landed IN New York IN 1892. Their relltious very
iny1u. about them and ans acquainted with tseir
Whereabouts will confer favor them b. commuE,
eating the same TO BROWN BROTHERS 4 co
OFT 2aw3x- corner of EXCHANGE & Hanover
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

EANaI.EES can be supplied best OF ses
L wants Tor city sad country. All. the shortest no.
,jcr az ~ Eat Srosdway o20 ln
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

1~OEsCE.-rbo pablo is respectfully invitei To call
NJ tho orr ct the London aud American Patent " a
,.r proof Company. No 0f Fulton sireot. NsN m
whore sl Gstnsu uts aud every d'scf'r''"" "' l'-.
ersr nay bid defence ip rain. sn"* Or damp "'4 tN'
~ texture of the atirlrs - not changed M tue
s,h,sst degree 4ed tho pores of the Fpoi- '@'"E 'i
,s,spi,a,ion Dill fresly esc'pS. ipns" lao value
,s, btIt. viii 40 Esto ra. All Goods prepared iy
the Cempsny ere serrsrted Tste' proof.
rRlCFS
For zach Oysrcoai ----------. .---.--Si ~
Des. Coat ---------.-- ~,
FFnis
Broad Cloihs. psr ysrl --..' ~
cg,,or and six Goods rom J 10 y ct. rr ID
Boots ~ per pair
,;bcs<. of Clo,, ., lss,i-- 17l per rair
Alec rssip msy ha had 81 tho Office for V'af l''i"e
r.e,s sboes sna Leather ~ 20 cents per box.
30 T., Wa ! SPENCE. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

A small Drug Store Tor ,ae ioa
OGool location for physician. Apply 10 r Saith.
No Ii John street. ~ st,irs. nj ~
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~ 90 AZ = sS Il PIN a. and GENERAL AC-
> rNsr q =

~ q AZ n z y II NLd ''FV IN Nd lRV-
- COUNTANTSHlP-THOM JONES, Account
ant respectfully thst his classes for Instruction
this department now in operation curing the day
aud eyeaiuC, at hi rooms. l-3 Broad"ay.
II fc. students are instructed privately when the
hours OF Attendance BE arranged u the applicant,
The mode of parsued by the advertiser Is onc
enabled him during the lat seven ycars TO quail
y hundreds Of clerks for the practical duties Of
their proe snd he will cheeriuy refer the stranger
TO hook-keepcrs wloEl hc has fought, aut "ko have
kindly permitted such reference The niv"rtlsar attends
the of elected and complicated accounts
and ail Will guarantee a correci n>tment
For sale, jones' Principles aud Pracuc" Of Book
copiHg, ceutsiung thorough exposition Of the prin
cpos Of debt ani crod applied 10 all kinds oi bust
ness. This work l. recommended IA Ike most hltternc
by u the best practical accounlsa. IN tn
civ. Pricc Il 81. go I'm MN y
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

~ sale exchange, 81 tract, o handsome Land coz
'-- tanning l2j each, soil of superior quality,
watcrcd hte streams. and covered with hGe timber,
,uch white cak. hickory. beach, walnut, maple and
ycaIuorc The soi l. ptei wheat. rye corn oais
cotou tobacco. and Irish pot.toe': Ise ABOVE
iuds will be sold reduced prc'. and oa terms 10
,nit, or they will De exchange for almost any KIND
crchandzc For map diagrams an particulars, apply
- SMITH S TURNER. In John street, up sars nj II
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

SAMUEL TUHNEY,
:. p. flARDHICkE,
SAMUEL II. LAUGHLlN.
THOMAS J. MATTHEWS,
a. JOHNON,
RICHARD WARNER,
w. T. ROSS,
SACkFIE.LD MACLN,
JOHN MILLER,
ROBERT w. POWELL,
b. MARTIN,
JOHN A. GARDNER.
RICHARD WATER HOUSE.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
w A N T S.

tNANEED D-A sitsauou L coachnan BY 4 color ed
w no give salsaeto.y reference. for homes
y snd eaaauiii'y. Apply at 5ci Broad say ae3t'
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
IRVING INSTITUTE BOARDING

L SCHOOL. Tarytoau, n. l.-fhe Winter Term oil
this School nil commence the first Novembe No in
,utIos offers facilities for the requirement OF
thorough Education. Circulars containing references,
catalogue of ,udests, &C. may be had ut Coman- boos
store 205 roadway Crowen's 6t} BrOudray, at H.
:. Raynors, 76 BO~ety. Applications for admission
30 made. by mail the Principals, Peter T. Lyon
Is. Canal 81 WM T. Lyon. An (p;no;o,,.
Oh 2v CUAS H. LYON A. NJ '"N'P''''
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

Ne~-York October l3 ISL. oil I'm
l. The Courier 4 Enquirer, Standard, Express, Bc,-
ton Atlas Philadelphia Ledger Bamsre Pstrot, CAarie'
;on Courier New rieaus Pcayune, wii please pub
Sh the above (,ithou; ;his drecuon) week for
>ix week. und send th-ir bills 10 this office for pNymeat.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

;NfIPGONE be supplied With eierka, tp-
preutlces ost,vrs posters, grooms farmers, &c with
out charge at 50 Eat Broadway. o20 ln
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

: tcr oiers for sale and splendid assortment Of
;-py rlsscls fine and supcrne lugrain Carpctng, Oil
Cuth. hugs Mats Mating with al other articles
naciod wall. The business cheaper than be bought any
other store in ;ho city Persons lfom the country city
wishing purchase viii Cad It much to h;if advaNsge to
cal before purchasing oe@herc at ~ Canal street south
.,ls a-.r tr,,dy.a; DANIEL. Wii.CON. au2T Sm
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
: c H O o l. S
i'SI. l.ss7l AND classic BOARDING
II SCHOOL FOR BOiS, a, New Rochelle Wsstche,

I'SSlsszl AND tLAssEC.aL BOARDING
II SCHOOL FOR BOYS, at New Rochelle, Wss,che,
ter County. y. Y.
The next Term Of thi- institution will commence the
l-.t Mcnlay November next. TAe object OF til,
School the education OF BOYS zch principles and in
such i SNy as ans Christian parent would desire
The course embraces all the branches OF thorough
Erglsh Educaor and ,i,o those which required Tor
into ans Coll 90 Farther information may b.
learned from the Pr.pal who nay be until the lst
Of Nove:ater at i4c Carlton Hops,.
D PRATT, Principal
Reference = respectfully m,de To Dr.. Nou Potter
Proudf- Union College; Reverend. IT, Win'uw, g. W.
E3rien ;. Woodbridge, Boston. M,.s.: Rev. Drs. 7
II. skinner I e Norm.ye. Professor II. White Rev. J.
v McLAae, q. B. Coeeyer, VIM. Adams, 4. d. Smith
lion. Alrou Glars o. Halstsd y. White. j. T. Gohrist,
! Pane. A. Zercgs, II Galsger. E.qrs., y. Y. o23 II
L'VEHsN<s sCEaOOi. NJ the Gre, nnich street
IL Seminary, BIG Greenwich street will open this eve
nine October { School for Young LADIES' will be opeu
Ell ihc The Feinac Department under the
.uperuiendeuce of Mss Pratt Terms moderate.
class Of Young Ladies receive instruction oRi to
O'Clock M
y. B.-A fcE more pupiI. be received in the Day
School. OF In y. CAMP, Principal
;HRETtgg LAS&UAs; E.-Madamc l.. MA
4 NESCA DURAND'S fr,t class for the SEASON
meuccs this evening. b. the system she pursses The
learner may acquire fair knowledge of French by only
e~ lessons week, of an hous each, during the yinter
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

| NELSON sesnian sou OF Joan Nelson. OF Rashy
ford Brewery IN the CouRty OF Durham, England sailed
r0ua the port and about pre years ago and
landed At Bosioa where he cG his ship II be i toH
vipc he s- hear Of >osicthng very Esch to hs adyan
age by applviuC to the subscriber the City Of New
York or 10 Benjamin ORD ESQ Of Seds'hcld IG ths
County Of Durham ANY who can give information
respecting said Nelson will be rewarded for 30 doing
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-07-29
{ NUMBER Al.

in times threatening scarcity the lowest
price al which the law will suffer imported
wheat 10 be brought in is 74s (duty inclu-
ded) in addition TO all charges aud expenses,
10 times Of supposed plenty, the price is fix.
ed at noi less than Els Id. This operates
as prohibition, in general, and secures the
homo grower the monopoly. MIR. m'Cul-
Tough estimates that 1t adds an average OF
rs TO every quarter Of grain used in the
United Kingdom for food, and is tax of
more than 1900, 900 per annum, in favor
Of the landed atis;ocracy paid by all other
classes"
The proposal of tie Ministry is now 10
establish Fixed moderate duty IN place Of
all this complicated system. The propos.
ed rate upon wheat is 8 shilIugs per quar-
ter, equal to % cents per bushel of ~
pounds; ) shilings on Rye; As Cd on Bar.
ley and s.. I'D on Oats. The extent Of
the contemplated change, it will be seen is
grcat-BdA. amer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-07-29

Time was in tbs country when the cul.
tiva;ion Of the soil was the great, almost
only business of the people. Wewere De,
pendent upon the Mechanics and Manufoc-
turcrs Of England, for all the luyurics, and
many Of the nocessarics Of life. But since
the last War, we have been gradually
throwing Of that dependence. In some Of
,hc States, industry has now measurabiy
lorsaken the Plough, and taken hold Of
the Spindle aud We may now be called not
only nation OF Agriculturists, but Of Man
ulacturers. There is, at this time, IN the
State of North Carolina alone, more Fac
tories of various descriptions, than existed
thirty years ago in the whole union,-R'
Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-07-29
THE BRITISH CORN LAWS.

The present corn law system IN England,
remarks the Baltimore American, is in an
arrangement euriously complicated and
deliberately devised. The protection Of the
landed interest forms the constituent prlnci
pie Of The system, and so Ingeniously is II
framed, that good prices are always secur.
ed to the landed proprietors.
Under the general term corn, all sorts Of
grain are lncluded-also peas, beans, &c.
By the corn laws now in force, the average
price of every kind Of corn is made up
weekly. Every person dealing in corn
throughou, the Kingdom makes his weekly
returns Of sales, and The prices Of each sort,
to the corn inspector Of his particular town,
These returns are also made up weekly and
forwarded 10 London to an officer entitled
Comptroller Of Corn Returns. From These
the weekly average is made out, Published
in the Gazettes and forwarded TO the vari.
GUS collectors Of customs, as the rule for
charging duty on importations.
The duty on importatons is computed
for quarters consisting of the system, &C
cordIns to the sliding scale of duties, i:
thus stalled IN brief synopsis taken from
the Mobile Journal:
1.-THE principle Of the duties as imposed
by the present law, IS, that the home grow,
er shall! have the uonopoly of the market
until the prices rise so as TO indicate scar,
city, when the restriction is slowly relaxed
The danger Of famine only prevails on the
land owners TO let in cheap bread for the
poor. The point selected as that at which
the danger is imminent, is when the wheat
rises to 10 shiliings (steriug) a quarter
9s ID, or little more than two dollars
our currency, per bushel. When wheat is
at tina, price, it is admitted a, Is. duty pei
quarter, Of about less than BIT (l2I cts,
our currency per barrel for -four"
If the domestic price falls but one shil
ling, the duty increases Is Cd, being &C
per cen, more than the price falls and thi:
disparity continues TO increase for the pur
pose of preventing importation in times o
high prices. as they fall. Atall prices IN
der 62s the duty on Importation is always
equal to the difference between the aciua
price Of wheat and the SIS Sd, SO that Will,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-07-29
PRESS FOE SALE,

ENEING dcsirous ofembarking in another bn.
q D siness now offer the establishment of the
WILMINGTON ADVERTISER, for sale
do not know OF a more eligible situation for
persons DESTROYS Of embaiking in the printing bu.
sincss. than Wilmington, North Carolina.
Terms accommodating. Application must be
post paid
Our exchange papers will obigc Us by copying
this advertisement, until forbidden.
r c. UlIL.
WILMINGTON Nov. u. $50
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-07-29
R0oE,-EslRGilsg.

NMTILLIAM HUNTER would inform his
Wv customers and the public generally, that
lac still continues the BOOh.BINDING BUSI.
JESS al his old stand, fcW doors southeast o.
lie Branch Mint. He will b happy to receive
orders in bis line, and pledges himself 10 spare
no pains to give complete satisfaction.
vi Orders left at his Shop, or al the Office OF
the MeckleubGrg je:icrs0nian," VIII receive in.
mediate attention.
Chaioiis Nay 3, lS4l.
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Wanted immediately.
The Old u. states Cap, stock,
shirt, Linen Collar ~ Oiled s.fk
MANDATORY.
Helm, III. Elaries &. .Eo.,cs.

tenccEs@shs TO LCEE pkrtEs ASn saS
log Hiligm street, esTAu Of JaAH.steef fro
Gcsrs qbosf uer cid siaad,
NEW YORK.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-07-29

Rates Of Erehdngc.--Thc st. Louis Re-
publican states that one mercantile house
in that city, in the course of its business,
had paid last year upwards OF $4,000 on
exchange. Every merchant south of The
great commercial entrepot, has paid more
or less-and tho aggregate, if it could be
ascertained, would be startling. Who
pays IL / as is asked with great pertinency
and point, by the St. Louis paper. Docs
the merchant Yes, in the first instance
but he adds it to the cost of his goods, and
ii finally comes out Of the consumers, COM
prising every man who buys pound of SUI
gar or d ward of cloth. This is the tax le-
We'd on the people by deranged and unc.
quail currency-and from which they can
only be relieved by some system which
will give us uniform currency, and conse-
quently equalize exchanges. Has any plan
ever vet effected this desirable result, save a
National Bank Has any other ever been
suggested, likely to produce this result =
We address the enquiry to the sound com.
mon sense of the people, and if they will
lay aside for moment party predictions
and long-fostered prejudices, there can be
no doubt as to the conclusion to which their
judgments will conduct them.-Lyachbwg
Virgtnidn.
Why is dog, lame of one leg, like a
boy cypheringl Because he sets down
three NeusN and earr,rs one. ="
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-07-29

ADD u is expected that be is lurking either in that
neighborhood tho ne. yhbafh7od Of Col. +. Bre.
ward 10 Lincoln county. The above reward will
b. pad to any oae Who will apprchend and dey-
or him to me-
a. BRENARD DAVIDSON.
JgHs ,, ISL 3df
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-07-29
ELECTION OF CLnRKs.

HSiiE CiliEeas OF Meel enburR County are no.
~ tiaed, that, in Pursuance Of Las polls v III
" opTnej and held al tho several Election Pre-.
eAscts 10 said County, 90 IhUfodsY, the 5,h day
Of AggGsi neat. Cor toe 9ufp0sa Of slseting Clerk
Of The County Court and also Ciefk Of the Su.
pefior Court, and Wafdens Of the Poor when
aud where al qualified vs!ets arc requested to at.
tend aud give Ia their votes
THoS. ". ALEXANDER. S4srig.
Charlotte, JAY Z, lsii. AS
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-07-29

The Empire Stdte.--We arc proud, and
Justly proud, Of our Empire State. Oaly
think that in butter and cheese alone, the
value is Sic, l97 ,032, about five times the
amount Of the whole revenue of the United
States in 1888. Oneida county leads off
in the dairy; she returns Ss47,39l. Her.
kimer comes next--676, 35l. Duchess,
S643,S 34. In 1910, we made of the artl-
Gle Of maple sugar, 10, 093,99 lbs. Chau-
tauque county walks off with the maximum
of the sweets, Sal ,022 pounds. We made,
in cloth alone, last year, Sl6,535, o75.-
Prodigious, in single State. John Bull
Will open his eyes at this, and say, if New
York owes US any money, it is quite safe.
The ladies' of Chautauque report of their
own fair handywork, in domestics, $751;
600. All that we require is union, good
feelings, prudence, temperance and indus
try.--N, Y. Times.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-07-29

Antisthenes was asked "wha, he got by
his learningl" His reply was, that he could
talk to himself without being heholden to
others for the delight Of good company.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-07-29

Why is dog, lame of one leg, like a
boy cypheringl Because he "sets down
three Oegs) and carries one"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-07-29
Caps.

Ccstlsmen's SparunR, Travelling, OPefa and
Dfes. Cape youths. ohhlren's and infants, ~
nolh, sealcts, silk velvet, mgrlnc. &c, Of at The
newest European aud American siyies Officers
Of the Army ami Navy furnished wiki Dress and
Tfa.tr.ss a.,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-07-29

OF satia, resting velvet bambasin, mode, Nc.
plain, trimmed with bows, with booons plasted,
SC. PsnIan stocks, very light and beautiul
article. Tor snmme, wear. an cn,ire new siTle-to
which j. NJ y. & ]. would respectfully solicit
tbs attqnttnu Of their customers. The superiority
ef our Caps, Stocks, &c. IL well established BY the
cnnE,ani care taken to render every article per.
i.pt and durable
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-07-29

Our readers will observe what grea,
disproportion there has been heretofore in
the population of the several Districts
Fayetteville Observer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-07-29

Wilmington, Nov. l2, $40.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-03
NEW sERIEs.-vOL. II. NO. 1.

the bill on tie table, but Immediately ar
terwlrds Withdrew it for the purpose Of
Submitting motion TO postpone. But an.
other member renewing the motion to
lay on The table, the motion had preced-
ence. Much confusion here a,ose and
many strange noises were heard The
question on the motion TO lay on the ia.
bIe was then put, and decided in the neg.
ative-yess So, nlys l24. The biiiwas
then passed by vote Of I4S 10 GO.
The House then adjourned.
In the Senate, the fiscal bank bill was
taken up, and has been under debate du-
ring the day. Thee was a caucus upon
the subject last evening, but what the
fate Of the measure is TO be know not.