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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-02

Produce, Groceries &c.
lust received and for sale by the
u undersigned at
YAZOO CITY,
100 pieces superior Kentucky Bagging,
100 coils Rope,
SO bbls Mess Pork,
5 casks Bacon,
so bbls Whiskey,
40 do New Flour,
500 pair Russell Brogans,
A superior lot of Canvassed Hams.
Also: Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Mackeral,
Soap, Candles, Rice, Nails, Powder, Shot
Lead, &c. &c. &c. =
All of which will be sold at low prices
H. H. WHITMAN.
N. B. am also prepared 10 advance
CASH on Cotton, and have fine new and
commodious Ware Houses, convenient to
The landing, in which to store.
H. H. W.
Yazoo City, Sept. 10, 1841. l7-4t
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-02

MARSHA = SHE
Henry Hamblin
VS. United states 0l-CIt-
Leonard G Temple, court, Southern D.s-
John II. Walker & tric.
Albert G. Bennett
Ely virtue ofthe above stated Pleurias
AZ Fl ia. to me directed from the Hon
orable Circuit Court Of the United States
for the Southern District Of Mississippi,
| will expose to public sale, at the court
house door in the town OF Canton, Madi-
son county.
On the first Monday in October nert,
A negro boy named ALLEN, levied on
as the property of defendant Leonard c.
Temple. Sale to take place within the
hours prescribed by9aw.
ANDERSON MILLER, Marshal.
By ]. S. GoocH, Deputy Mar.
August 23d, l84l.
Pr. fee S1O so. 14-6.-
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-02
POsTPONEMENT.

POSTPONEMENT.
o. The sale Of the above described
property is hereby postponed until
The 4th Monday In October neat,
by request of the plaintiffs.
ANDERSON MILLER, Marshal.
By Jyo S. GoocH, Dep. Mar.
Sept. Is, lS41.
Pr. fee in all 1876 50 l7-6
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-02

DISSOLUTION.
IA Of PREWETT & HAN
NV n was this day dissolved
s o'ed t.. to them will please call
; uua Il there be any having
r. ': Inc hrm, they will please
|" immediately to the under
H., M. N. PREWETT.
uly 2lst lS4I.-9-tf
'OLERK's, MAGISTRATES
UUrhERDEsCRIPTIoNOF
H. blanks,
On hand at this Office.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-02
Produce, Groceries &C

Yazoo City, July 90, 1841 loft
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.


Tor sale al TIE Clinton Hall Bookstore, the Lowest
ELEGANTLY boasd as md F ss edition. Of the Bible
IL 81 -.5--. from 37mo qsarto. Testanents Of tic
rscai So The Beck ci COn5on FRAZER, OF all sizes
al =,ie-@ dly bourt.
Tat iie.yr.ai His.rs.ioH, of the Ri5-a three 70 :.
comFieie--uperoy bouId morocco slt, and IL cloiA
riit edges.
Eastern 4ri, AID i.igrities-2O illustrations re-
peo;iIi'H i'oa as LotGoa Religious Tract Society IN
B'6t qaed-a2fd, lBingey.J With 10 beautiful snsra-
vinz+-gp 5indi Z.
ENGLISH ANIMALS FOB ls4a
The Drdacins Room scrap Book ath .oeu-a! iius,Ta-
tions by hHy Hewitt 80 engT4ving., and elegantly
bound IL blue six
The Book oft.e Bo4do,- or the Ccur; CT Queen VIC
tsra aseIIc, o. highly G,sed Portraits of a- Fenale
green morocco.
The Keepsake edited sy the Countess of Biessinyt-n
win thirteen beautiful emoel,lme MS, elegantly boaud
silk.
The Book of Beauty; -liisd by tie Couu,e 5 Of Bes
sington; VT IS splendid eaErsynss Of III ge'y i-e
Gu en and other Distinguished sirs-bouDd hlse silk
Feath's P.ctAres7E. AaHEa! history description
Of Pafs leil By H!s tore, with II aIgs!y finished
craving hound m green olo,h AID gil,
T4e Cabinet If Modern Art; edited by Aiaric 4 Watts
illustrated VITA ~ spea i'd esg-avings- s3ieEdltiso-
ume, elegantly lou2d TURKEY morocco ezra gii,.
The GsH.sgf -ITt-a KIN OF Remembrance. illustrated
Ti'h - e.cEa"'iy engraved aes beautiful volume
elegantly bound IL Turkey morocco. extra.
The JnreH;le Scrap BOOK by Mrs. Els with l. beauu
fg pIae -.
Friendships Ofcrf"g and Winters WrTatt-l0 oeautl-
tiful plaie>-embosse ID morocco.
The Forget MeNot, @i,h 1t exquisite engrsyinss by
Frederick che1, Geo. richly GIT
AMERICAN ANIMALS FOR 1912.
The I'-!ef Chr >tnas and Ne~ Years Gift, With :
fRe enrravisrs-morocco.
Tie Youth, Keepsake, Christmas aad New Years gl:i
for Youn2 Poope.
TIE MigH'oaeue, ~ith ; elegant steel plates
The Gyt. Christmas and Ncw Years p.csent. v!ih :
stau.i'ui en- gravngs-rorocco. richly sIlr.
The Token atlantic NOECeHT. with ~ hue
vinCs-mO- occ..
NE Ladys Book Of Fiorers and Poe,ry-lo beautiful
con,ei 90 uc,o
Tire CEN Christmas and Ne* Years present. en-
beiirhm,
Tie Friend t,p,s Og,rag. by Mrs Cniharine H W
E-piait>--,uorocco.
The Bose Of Sharon . Religions Souvenir by Miss Sa
rah =. + e4ri on. vi h ) plates embossed
The DehliG; or, Memorial Of Election Il paies-mo
rocco.
TIE Rose; or 1dect NJ, Gift, by Emily Mar.haIl--lo
steel engravings-Iuorocco.
An assortment of Javcne Books, Stationery, &c.
oil If j. :. REDFIELD, Chnton Hall.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22
Nc,r.VorLs Market.

AshES.-About 80 barrels Pots were sold to-day at :
SO. Pearls al s so
CoTToN--The market IS que. but firm. Sales day
about COO bales.
FLorR.-Tne market remains without change Hold
er still demnud liz for Weston Canal buyers offer but
500 1000 barrels Genesce for England, in good order
cold on heard hip at 2i. Michigan we quote ri 90
5O6!, Toy 8 l2;, OHIO 10y No change IN Southern
300 barrels Baltimore part Howard Street sod on the
wharf al 90 cash probably forced sale. Brandy
ESQ Gsorgeo vn 37; Alexandria and Fredericksburg
3 25, Richmc nd City so.
GRAIN.-Tfan.actlons limited. Corn Is dull Sales
email parcel Rye in The slip &c cash. Oats are firm
at4ga 80 Barley &c. No Wheat reported one or two
marcel. IN The lrnet
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22
STOCK OF DRY GOODS

SELLING OFF AT LESS THAN COST!
TNHAf large and valuable stock of Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods contained the No Il Catharue
Tcei, ste the property orc R. Hull dee ased - thu
entire stock be closed before the l5:h Of lznu
ary ne1:, the Ladies, veil Country Merchants Ped
sIers SCENTS for Csari,ab Sooe;es and all Others IL
"aat of Dry Goods, viii DO re CALL grea, induce
to Purchasers Will be offered. The stock consists
part ei the following goods
Rich figured and plain silks;
BI-ck sad blue black silk, and - allan d., of 81
pc Tor quality;
Mousen de Lsine. of all qualities. from l. 70 4.peTyd:
Brcch. Tx and Cashmere sLa~ls. from s to Sia each
French. English and American Prials;
Fine English Flaaues
Large snd snal size Whitaey Bl.nkeis
Brown and beaehed shiring. nd Sheetngs. some of
Which are yards wi-
All of which al! be offered much below their value.
90 vi.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22
Josiah Richards. AUctioaeer
SX BANGS, RICHARDS s. PLATI
THURSDAY EVENING
Al &. O'CLOCK At In Sale. L ocn

Al 6: O'Clock. at tho Sales L oom.
MAGNIFICENT ENGLISH RsCKs-As extensive and rich
collection II English Rocks. EN- racing superb Picta
re.quc Illustrated and OrnsE TAI Works. IN beautiful
costly bindings. ees nsi>h Annus' and other
works suitable for caJ precEts or for The drawing
ro.ni. Also choice c. ctiou OF IN the t'fsreut
departments OF literature srd science.
Among SPIN; Of ih~ " Gods, splendid coorcd
p!s es. svo F.dess Ports aaG bors Crest British
M,rtia, elegant lllus truoe> he Hh'; RuNers Leil"
>pendiiy ils;rates se; The Va;e Color 81 cry folio
elegant Pietorsl cciton, Of ti Bias poa QniXotts Ma
pole or, snd les Eysug Svo. sJor's lIutrsous OF
the Bible; G.leric DC versailles leo epsrEcs; job and
his times picture OF Pstri-tcsa fuses s'c Wsker.
Exercises OF the lsdi., Scdiesl por Gallery eesa
plates cya svo Adam Ger on locomotives; larjnsr
Steam Engines; Memoirs OF ) m reni Person III the
Reign vi Jorge the 81 shi 18th vols SO; IRE, Cotton
msnaactur-s OF Great Britain 2yo> Cbsrt's Railways
OF England Gibbons Works; Lewis Size ch6s Il Con
Siannops. elio FInden. Ports and Hartors Of Great
Britain Britton's Works. Tsylors Illustrators of the
Bible, Bakers Works vols Browns Churches ~ Eng
land vols; Benkcs Works; CaIkes Works Lei s,oas
Works; Gordon Loconotion; " ebs;ers Qusro Die
,ionary Gre - Architecture; Brcc's Rsil~s, Cold
slresm Guards, > vols; li'ryeys Works.
Also tn follow elegant ANNALS, suitable for the
seasons having d,ic t56m-Fiadcn rshleau Relic
ScasoS; Fisher, DraWiPe com crap Boo Heaths
D avilg Room Port Folio, heat.'> PirturrsIgs AauNsl
vols Keepsake; CHilreu If Mobility; hu hrs ii tug
iaad Harding, Port Folio, &c Sc.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22
| > - Z { . = e {
81 &C; in ,si. Az ard tAes

No worl well escape YooF PEI
CTEyGE RaP3s or THE ART OF WRIT
> ING -EORr HAND for 'skng down Sermons, Lee
lures CITATIONS, Tc-4. Taught VIII the most ueri-
val cd success b T. TOWNDRoW, at his rooms, Clir-
eaaon Hou.e. corner Broadway and Duane street dr'
Tos sd-ow Professor OF SieGograohy aud Praetia =
porte. formerly Of London add Manchester, oud no.
respectfully TO his frer6s sns the pnoc'
heen Induced by pre- sag solicitations Of rom
lndyidl /. ahoars ds-;rous u receive in'iflco
hin to pro!oug bis STA, in this city for Pc! IN The
the purpose Of giving another course Of peculiar
science OF Stsnograpny, arreeahy 70 the most siu3
p 5 % 1PP "g paes p: ssinps
9Th the utmo. coasn pl.9e N he 6rst
=ith the various methods pursued O' -a' dl7 81
erk In the world.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22
CORONER 5 OFFICE.


The Coroner to-day, held an inquest at the house
of Peter Clark, No IA Anthony street, on the body
of Edward Williams, coored man of very intern
perute habits. On Thursday night the deceased re
turned home severely indisposed and continued i'll
until Monday afternoon, r'hen he concluded to be
taken to the Hospital and liter sent for but be
fore his removal he died al, o'clock. Verdict, died
Of inflammation of the stomach and bowels.
DEATH FROM FALL.-rhe Coroner today held
an inquest at No. IL Forsyth on the body OF
Mrs Mary Mccormick, a native of Ireland aged 60
years About Q years since the deceased was al,
tackled with peurisy, and ABOUT two months since had
severe attack which et, her very feeble. On Mon
day evening she took her supper as usual. and be
tween and o'clock her daughter, hearing noise
went ont of the room and ioand the deceased ~
ing the foot Of the stairs insensible Drs Isaac ;.
old lady's skull fractured which they rephined, but
she died at o'clock. Verdict OF the jury, died o:
apopexy caused by accidentally falling down stairs
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22
BOOKKEEPING.

y,.5E Coant1g Room, Of G c. MASH, r Cedar
street. continue open from . a. Nj to r NJ IN or
10, hat and Others may avail themselves OF
course Of rsr:,iou that truly practeal one iha' EN-
brace. rompsts ,ou,ine or mercnulc iran'acfo ana
mercantile cacuatons and ie IN "nicn the 'Greht ac
u,Iy keep. set Of bOoks counting house 10 thoss
$50 are uuacquainted with III atverusers reputation
he desires 20 say II bis prircipa work book keep
rc mas passed INFO editions that receives tae pre-
s,rt1s anj that he himself has the honor If beins
ssrpo;ned teacher of book keeping for tie Mercantile
Library Assoaiston Of this city. Pro'Pe;tn'es, ~i't
terms rl1y be had The counting rooms a. aso'e
dr. m
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22
By ROYAL SSUssl.EY.
rozE 100 RRo, wAY--NEw-YoRx oSc RnoM
rOpEY,s LApY,. BOoA- Ole. NO 8:


CODEY's LADY" BOOK oiEes No SO
oi a rev yolama Of Godo!'s Lazy, Book and Ladys
Lyda II Ssoutpey, Morton McMichaeI AID uls A Go
liz, regular contributors.
Conten's Of the January No-foL IXIP.. No J.
Industry ana ideuess By T. >. Arthur. illustrated.
Tho Forgot,n; by Mss Hall.
Wilton II rves by Miss {. ~ Sfdgwick.
The Taisman; b. MR. Frnuci- :. O.good.
The Besux, n sketch; ~ Miss Leslie
1t the twilight Hours by Epes Sargent
The Brothers Record; by l. Mcclellan, Jr.
The Two B,iauls. or The Lovers Walk Legend Of
Craven by Mrf. Emma Emhury.
The 4, teriisia; by Mrs f. {. Stsdman.
The Seu,heruer Daughter; BY Henry +. Harrington.
Oh where gentle {, est Wind by J. X. Mitchell
Sonnet, by Park Benj min.
Scrip,ur, Readings; ny Mrs s. + Farley.
To Ellen by Miss L. NJ Gamble.
Thoul h.s on travelling by Mrs L. II Sigournev.
Tire lrsI by Fire. u Fragment BY Mrs.. L F. E'lrt
Gailcos Dream; translated from toe German, by Enesl
Spanish Romance OF the Sixteenth Century translated
by w. }. Waller.
Aunt Mercy; bJ Mrs. C. Lee Hentz.
Editors Book Table
Erbeuiskntnis;
Industry. engraved on ST elby A. l.. Dix.
ldl-uess DO do do.
Lace Work with wreath OF Roses
Fashions for the Ball Room.
Terms 81 per annum. in advance or p cents II single
number. Pabsaed month y, DELI cred IN any part Oh
this CITY Gnd BROOKLYN BY mah to all parts OF
the Ilsitcd states and the Canadas by
daI 3i. I.RAEl. POST. sS Bowery
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22
A NJ Z $ NJ E nj :
NsBlS,s,
DR.. LARDNER'S LECTURES

Second SOur<ci
Bel the ast aI-h eaH We delivered prcsi'cs 10 Dr.
Lardaet's sep-Ttnre fT0Ei NzW-l ork
This Ii couss; Of ei-n. evening" on each OF
which Lectures WI be delivered. Tas suhecs Tor
these al &c selected .rn the co>; interesting
snc pcPgar psrs Of aseronomca and physical sccsee
and ;hs sppca OF Science the nae AID useful
att anu vi Ihe Lectures de-re IN the hrst coars
Will be zied 70 The second
Anon. the topics which Dr. Lar rer will Introduce IN
this second course will be taa following.
THURSDAY, 3. December, the subjects siil be,
Part |.
THE GIFTS OF SCIENCE To ART-The Mariner.
Compass = the discovery Of 4 ships position; Elcc-
;ricai Telegraph protection fur Needle gan iers;
De~ m-r'e poser PROBABLE; formation OF
hnlsionesi Bseachirgi posss Of
Part H.
THE coESTRucTIooT OF THE uMvERsE.-Re
searches OF Slr WiIi-m Herscacl the Milky
Wy; Double STAR. iLery Stars ex.
tension OF GravItauon.
Subscription Tisois ST. admitting gentleman and two
lad e, :. admitting 'iasie person; 81, az uniting
For >agle Tickets 81 atmi,tps gentleman and Is
di-s; - ce;-, per.oa Young persons haf
price. a22
CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC al tie Bose,y Uai
Y veT,sis; Church (eatrAuce III Eizlbeia suet aear
WaIseT b. sv-l Thursday cyeaIus, Dec y, ISL.
PRin ClPAL PERt OAMERS.-Ais. Strong, Mrs
Pear-on. VI. fcaf.On Nj Sawyer, Mr. Timn, urganst
for Accomp.
Mr.. W ALPERs. the celebrated German osgaust, viii
give : voluntary on the or1,n-Nsuonai Anthem
with Pedal variations.
Part l.
voluntary Organ w Alsers
Sorg Tbs Eyeuiug Prsle', 1irs. Strong e. smith
Tho .su Poter Boaus" Nrs. S;ong.
Mrs Strotg Mis- Pearson ,nd Mr. Pearson. Writer
Song -" v sen | tnInk upon thy Goodness,
Mr.. Pearson .................. .......... Haydn
Dhgtt.-. Tne Suppi:catlou, Ms. Strong and
Mis- Pearson VI r hing
Socg.-." Gra,2s Arimus.' Mr.. Strong ami
Mss Pearson Guglicmi~
Chorus. q "a Halei-jah, from the oFatoto
of the Messiah ................- Handel
Part II.
volunary-..O goa ..-..........- MIR. Tinm
Duett .Tae Strangers gequiem--.'Res;,
Spirit" Mr.. Strong and M.s pearson-Mu-
sic by Ant ony !a.llp Henrch-Words by
" Se.,oa E>q Wa surg by Mrs Strong
aad Nils Pearson with uEboun I'd appiau,e
at The last Uri ven by the New York
Sacred Mass. Society - al the rabernecle-.
Recit,:ye. For Behold Darkness Mr..
Pearson ................... Handel
Song The People that Wakcth IN
Darkness" Dir. Pearson. a..
QulrtstGc. =" SOFT y, Lsay, the.c are Angels I'll
around D." Mrs Sircng. VI 50 Person Mr. Saw
yer AID SIR Pearson............ Chubb
Song Return q God Of Host-,' fran tie
O9a.orio of :;ampsor-M.ss Pear,om...... Handel
Recitatye "a ws,se than Death indeed,
: Mr.. Strong ...-......-.----- Handel
Song - Angels ever bright anu FAIR
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. do.
Grand Choru---." HsleiuJah to the Father,
fror4 the Mount OF Olive, .............Bce Beethoven
voluntary Orpac ...... Mr. Cayncr
Tickets 81 each; TO he had vt Firth liali's,
Franklin sqaar:; j. J. hicks> 2U6 South ST.; Wlnche
ter ~ Ana l.; W. \ Lonan;, 80 Grad 81 J. Y Wat
kins Ii Cathlrlne Goo. A. Hoyt IA Bowcry Union OF
fee and the door the evening ofthe performance.
ca32t
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22
No. a66 BOWERY.
.JeaRs Of PrtrenttHs Disease and Promoting Health
THE DINNER PILL:
Z Medicine under the significant name Of the
EpSxE PILL.

And entirely vegetable - NOS ef-red to the public
scientifically compounded and Whicb gpon trial. will be
found superior 10 all Others IN similar Pill
mas besn for many years prepared aud prescribed ~
saar established physician OF this ety. and attended
t. bring II more generally hef-re the public
1t well knoxu thai every purgati,e which has been
offered TO The isyad recommended to be taken such
quantities and soIepe5,edi that the throw in
10 great comnoion and purred tremendously asi The
piles, costiv and all the morbid effects arising from
drastic neiiciae are Tic Coz e.Genco THE DirNkR
PILL. the contrary de,eaed cure disease without
rendering violence 20 the .Au,sry laws OF but to
act IN harmony Silh them thus instead Of forcing no
lure they assist her They given hysic
siyely or fo,qa ny, but such quantity dose
as 10 supply the ceic=Ecy Of bile obstruction oil
which i generally the cause OF many com lauis. A
single pi or '"o, taken after dinner sufficient
produce tae deacl effect and thus tviate PERM
evil OF too iauoa physic.
They act 50 md ant peGsan, that is difficult DIS
crm-sie betseen lhoir .pcraicn Gnd the natural
IF ;he bIwel>-a desiIesauai seldom attained
TITS medicine, or III NNER PILL, Is Incorporated or
a,silaied with the food taken the stomach pro-
luce sufficient slimuan the els keep them
gular AID healthy ach free evacuation
daily hence they excellent for the prevention and
CT Dyspepsia, Nervous Diseases Depression of the
Mind, Oppression after EitIng Aeidy of Stomach, Sick
Head uche JAun' ice, Piles, Female obstrGc-
tons HEARTBURN fusrcu onEuc iatheLce bsteusion
of Stom eh and Bowe, Dizzres, Sickness of the S,om
lch Los of Appetite impurities of the Blood Torpo Of
the Liver d Bo~el., &c.
1t will he recoilecied by readers that the DINNER
PILL has been recommended by 81 Of our most dis
ungui,hed Physicians lnd il stated by few
da!s that ali the medicine commonly Necessary i.
such ~i assist nature aud keep The ~el regular,
eJssroe Ike I'D and is: prooerb Keep The feet
the heal cool the j0osi' open and d.fy the Doctor.
TIE DINNER FILL nay he given TO oil aud IN the
.Eost delicate iti perfect safely aud with speedy
relief and permanent They very mid their
operation; Causing ,icknes., pain ccbility but
cleanse aud punf the y stem Of all morbid r, while
they give and strength tac digestive ndai
without inIerru on to business. We only ask those la
boring under aAy Of th2 above complaints make trial Of
the DINNER FILL.
An office for the sale Of the DINNER PILLS open
No. aGG Bo@ary. Tn eau be Ub AIMED, iha present
only this number 2I6 BoNery and other Office
he city OF United S,a;es. Price, - box rcecm-
aendS and drcotinss accompanying each box: For
.ac only ut the oi.e oftAe DINNER PILL. No. 2G5 Bow
cry by he propfi. tors HOLDRlDGE y Co.
(C,oy rish, AccurodJ d22 PTS
81
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22
TEON : i. :
41 y. 8xtrxa, jr.

. = = = : = =, , IN.
IRE "a His.:c17-rtr-ef, cet>eT ~ i,ms-streeI
THURSDAY Dc y
81 y o'c'ocA At the ACTON Recm Sc william Il.
Pig ;foa-frfeni-o-y sale Of O,1 ton. Pig IRON Nos
ana : manufactured by The Ssuhope Iron Company a,
St,usspe, Mex -J-rsev
Samples sos IN store for examination
THURSDAY. II l2 O'clock
cases shire Pougces 81 ireh d .eed on the yoysge
Of jor:atoa 10 De sold fos cAsh for the bear6 n ha
il, may concern.
AT fSv,rs SALE IS cases Fsucy French Style Cus.i-
uerss-Fi1, Oxford Fancy Dee Skin, Csdet, Mix, De
Jeinvil e, TO-. superior article.
AT PRIVATE SALE-Chin.-BaekS Six Hdkis de-
assorted Sewing Silks.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22
Second Bsonra
Commercial nnd Honey Matters.

Tuesday, p. M.
The transactions III Stocks day were not very extern
sye excepting Harlem, Of which about 2200 shares
yer. % d, closing at 10, decline Of per cent Dela
ware and HUDSON fell oil per Tho other varia
lions were not important Long Islam! declined !, Sion
ipgton and New. J-rAey Bank Of Commerce, scrip i'm
proved J. Canton t. Mohawk. Fer Lafayette Bank 80
fered Illinois State Bank 10 Canal Bank New Orleans
So; Mechanics' and Traders New Orleans 80 New-Or
leans Gas and Banking Co. ~ New Hope and Delaware
Bridge Co TO-
10 Stocks the sales reached sbou, 0cO. Ind
ana Bonds closed a. decline of per cent Illinois
Gixes a; Indiana Sterling Bonds 81; Kentucky Skies
sold at p Ohio Skies, 1860 II Corporation Skies at
&C. For Arkansas Skies 30 offered; Maryland Fires 40
ssked Florida Skies A asked; Alabama 80 offered, 50
asked
There is activity in Foreign Exchange and the rates
r.man without change
Some OF the D.meSuo Exchanges to-day
ubIaJ. nbi, and z .ltinnrc iu nroyed Il
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22
u | cn:

In this city, Dec 81, after proirac'd Illness Mrs
Ann tlizsLeth Strommel IN tn ssth year Of her age
Her friends and those Of her sol George SHeinmei'
and ao The ri.rts Of hrr son ir-!sw the late Thomas
Rich are respectfully requested 10 attend ner funeral
ms Wednesday, afternoon. al hllfpasi O'Clock ':oA
her la,e reel eucc 1872 Allen street
In this ely. Dec 20, o consumption hFs. MISTY Jane
Kreb. wife of Samuel Kr,b' formerly of Baltimore.
Eal innrc nsnors VII please copy.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22

sl6O New Orleans City Six per cent. Stock redeem
able in $50 interest payable in this City offered
auction to-day Ony 5000 were sold al %, when the
sale was stopped.
Bcknel'4 Reporter states that mo@ey matters were
whou; much change IN Philadelphia Fair paper in the
selling 10 or Il per Most Of the Banks
cutting dos their discount lines, anxious be pre-
pared for the action of the cgislature. The aggregate
amouut dcpositcs in The Banks said be several
millions larger than the active capitals Of these lnstitu-
tons United States Bank Notes Sc per discount
The case Of the Southwark Bank to show cau'e why its
charter should forfeited for refusal to comply with
the rcquis of the Governor has been decIdad against
the Fink every poiut excepting one. The matter will
be carried the Supreme Court
The Bank Of Buffalo is in progress of liquidation.
parcel Of bonds and mortgages assigned by the ST.
Lawr,ace Bank the Canal Bank of Albany, are adver
,scd to nc sold at albany the 3si inst They we're
aled2ed 10 socure 50 -63 81
New-York tribune., 1841-12-22
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cuInrty - npte To remove these distressing complaints,
not by co,S,anty physciug bat by Strengthening The
system No grcaer mistake bc made than TO suppose
tna pvspepsia disease arsipe from debility,
can he cured Ivy frequent forced the bowels by
purcatve medicines. Where las complaint exists the
system is ulr adv weak, ard every additional Gose
euds 10 make II more So Tai Cordisl the contrary,
acting as toGlc strengthens he digestive organs and As
ssts ihen 10 perform dnouons as natii:e cesigned
Hence i; IS iuunu 10 ecncIoa also in those diseases
peculiar fcnalcS, which nrse more frequently from
weakness Than from ans other cause The aged nrd IN
firm of both SEXES and persons OF cdcntay Eahis Gont
to co,tyeuess no suffered from loss Of appetite have
experienced great benefit itoa III conva'escence from
yers and othcs .cule disorders restores strength aud
ndiyduals afflicted with Nervous Headache and other
OF the ncT, function, have been entirely
The Cordial i a pleasant to the wine itself
and many n les al! reutlemca III the daily habit OF
tkipe rlsss of II At diuncr assistant 10 digestion
Sold nj 10! Fulton street, and 10! Ho"ery.