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New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-29
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Kidding Fsir.-..... - SiasE
Ear. - s:as.
Good Fair. .........-..si a9a l6an
FLOUR AND MEAL-The sales yesterday b.;,.
atsr large ard The marker closing firmly At! 81: ior a
see holders disposed 10 ssk 49, 'o-d.y ard 10 son.
,oyers sll Western fair Ohio and Michigan selling !, ~,
,r,4 rate as Cenesee. The receipts ls-ya ,DsI
transactions moderate there being buyers al 81 naay
sellers refusing 20 accept lower than All There /,
orrtv GOOD Eastern demand Southern descriptions ,r,
erlsc;sd and are nominal for a common grades IS
81 Ryc Flour is held at sIs s. with oay ,n,s
sales Jersey MEALS in far demand at sl 81! B
.ywins2 s. !; hhds sI3, cash, nominal Shorts ald SA;,
STUFF rather scarce al 8! 81 fllw Meal 90; Win.
and Yellow 6olted 10 Il l23
GRAIN-There is some inquiry for Whea;, bu, we oev
hear oi 1000 bushels Genesee at 96ca good aiel.
The demand for Corn IS st below the snpp!y and pn,
re loss firm Sales have been made Of $500 bnshes No.s
River 81 SIC measure and VT; 1900 do Maryland "a
meas ard 1900 do Ohio via canal al so 5o wight d.
Ey.red Rye is 10, very plenty. We notice sales les
bushels in the slip 62c There is some nqniry for Bu
,ut none in market, Oats before, 70 .? cpleri, ri
duh.
IAY-We notice sales abon, 500 bales st 40 i2e deli
verej shipment. The IS 40 +5c; large supply
Some inferior sold AZ 35c.
WHISKY.-Barr-lss are steady and in good demand Sail.
have beer made of 33 bblS l! hoops at 23 and los Dbl.
Ohio low proof at 24c. The sales OF Drudge are ,i,u
y;
SEEDS-There is now inquiry for Clover which
ha. been for inactive, aad we hear of sale o&
bbls very prime at SIC Timothy is very dull the season
beng nearly ove A sale OF 30 bbls prime was made AZ
s7 and some inferior at SIS FaSsred held se bp,
no BUYERS at that rate sale OF 800 bags forsgp vas mad.
az S. mos.
HENP-we notice sales 20 tons American saowso,sl
at 10 Sll5 6 mos.
RICE.-Saes toIy l50 ,ierces of which 70 tres we.
new crop. at So The range for old ar 50.2s75
HIDES-We notice sales 1900 Rio Graudt ard 1900
Oronoco on terms we did not learn.
NAVAL STORES.-A parcel Of 500 bbls Wilmiastoo
rurrenrine sold at SOL and 500 DO Ro,u at IS ceu.
Spirs a-e 3s l0c--fair demand.
COFFEE.-A, auction to-day 2l4s bags rew crop Ri,
sold at - 7!c 1 mos 60 do Cuba at 6;c.
FISH-Of the Dry Cod about 500 quintals hare sold
At 6,} 75 Mackerel .ctive. Sales ZOO boss
Scale Herring at 66c.
MAHOGANY.-At auction sales 80 logs Hondurasu
salI3 and Sc do 81 Croix at 9. l5c.
STAVES.-A cargo has been taken for Spain at GU,
quotations
PROVISIONS-Pcr stands At 10 IS and ST. with
far demand for shipping. 200 bb, PINE sold al th:.nts
Sales Mess have been made high SILL and so bbIs M
At 10 90 The stock Of old Beef is moving off We motto,
farther sales 1911 hbls City Mess att 6?t and 900 do atSl
1873 bbls Prime sold atl 25 so. Lard noiee sole,
go bbls coarse at 81 81 Sales 95 bbs Picked Hami
81 lc ad 90 bbs do Shoulders 3sc. Cheese and But
trr are without change
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-29
~ Mr. Samuel 2. Wingo. S

cnuatv Missouri cruelty murdered In open day the
3sf uIt near the village Of Harmony by person named
ovres on whose prosperity he aboutto execute levy
Ioyr,, the principal and others have been arrested
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-29


FEMALE IMMIGRANTs.-We heartily approve Of
new benevolent movement, which we are in
formed is to be brought forward in few days.
A number Of influential and highly respectable
ladies' have determined to associate themselves
for the protection Of female Immigrants who come
to our city destitute and unprotected. We know
OF no charitable enterprise in which more good
might easily be effected. Those who are accus-
toned to see the female inmates ofour prisons,
and other places of punishment or refuge for the
unfortunate and degraded, need not be told that
large portion of these are foreigners; and we
know that in hundreds OF instances they are
plunged into hopeless degradation and crime within
twenty-four hours after landing here, merely
f.om want Of little means or an honest adviser.
These ladies propose TO invite all who are
friendly TO their object without distinction of sect
or party, and provide place and employment for
these poor creatures, until they the means
Of getting back into the country where they are
wanted and would le well paid for their labor.
We heartily wish them success.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-29

tC In the Express Of rh, rnonns an itsauaioaY cos.
y- ed that the charge the Jnry the Of GunD!o
BuTJell delivered by Judge sherman rot in at ne
judges che rye In answer allow 10 STATE nai vi
chage Published IN paper and also III The Herald I
the express. irom the Judge himself and erey ree
amd ere1y tene, IS in Judge hermGns 0,cH hand uTitns
he 3rgmal m'nuacLipt can be At my office No. ~
Broadway, corner Of Ffankn.st
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-29

II woman named Catharine Belzerrius. at
Georgs,owa, D. c recently died. IS The Corouers agaes.
decided, In consequences of ccnaned reameat from her
husband.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-29

THE CONNECTICUT MURDER.-The n H. Her.
aid says that Bell and Roberts have been exam
ined and committed on a charge OF having been
concerned in the recent horrible murder of Mrs.
Bacon. The evidence was circumstanial, and
not very conclusive, bat still such as to Justify
suspicion. The same paper adds:
cer;emaa, who left Niddetown this morning in forms
tt circumstances have taaspred which reuder it prob
bic that Bell Of liz suspected nurd=rers will make
full confession OF his guilt, II had promised to divrc.
tan facts connected with circumstances already developed
relating 20 the murder
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-29

RussELL's PL.NErARIcN.-We learn that an
injunction was served this day upon DR.. Lardner
at the suit OF Professor Gouraud, restraining the
Doctor from the use of the Planetariun, which
he had advertised he would use in illustration OF
his Lecture last evening
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-29

u The Rev. Washington Van Zandt, late an
Episcopal Clergyman at Rochester, who was con-
victed by Jury of having seduced Miss Sophia
Murdock, member of his Church, and was sub
sequently acquitted on the same charge by an Ec-
cleslastical Court, has published in the Auburn
Journal an appeal to the Public in which he sets
forth the impro5abity, ii not impossbiEty, of the
truth on the accusation and appends to it an affi-
davit Of his entire innocence Of every particular.
Letters from Right Rev. Bishop De LANcEY and
from the venerable VINCENT MATHEWS, avowinp
their confidence in his innocence, are also pub.
hShed.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-29

II We regret TO learn that the recovery Of
Rev. DR.. BRowSLEE of this city, who was attacked
by sudden stroke Of paralysis in the street at
Ncwburgh, is extremely doubtful. AT the latest
advices the worst apprchensions were entertained
BY his medical attendant His death would be
sensibly felt, especially by the religious denomna-
ton OF which he has been so active and efficient
q member
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-29

The Public SCHOOL ~ THE FIRST WARp.-Wc
have received a communication from citizen of
the First Ward, in violent censure OF the conduct
OF the Trustees OF the Public Schools. II char
gcs upon them that they are paying S4OO for
repairs which another mason, equally competent
and worthy, offered to perform for $3.50; and
tins, tco is said TO be thrown away upon house
II ihalnes-sTeet, filthy place, thronged b. the
most abandoned OF both sexes and utterly unfit
for school for children The complaints of the
citizens certainly demand attention and ii the
management OF the Trustees is as wretched as it
is represented to be- their places should be at once
supplied bv better mon
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-29

u The alarm of fire yesterday afternoon pro-
Of Cross and Mulberry streets, owned by E. Val
ent!ne, and occupied by James Miller, druggist
Mr.. Cavino, grocer; Mr.. Idler, porter-house, and
some ten or dozen poor families. The roof OF
the building was burnt off and the occupants,
with the exception OF Mr.. Miller, were all suffer
ers, their goods being either damaged by fire OF
water. We understand the building was insured
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-29

Il The Political A6olitonlsts of this State,
ata Convention held at Canastota last week. re-
nominated ALv,N STEWART for Governor, and C.
o SHEPARD Tor Lieutenant Governor, 10 be sup
,sorted IN 1914.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-29

RICHMOND WAEo, Srcr-ta,
Hanford Smith,
] homas P. Norris,
Gh.fles s. Shirman.
WA. :. 3. clark,
Ambrose Williams.
George B. Hals,ed,
Jossph 4. iaisey,
Robert G. Stoutrubur2h.
aaron o. Boy Ian,
Ikaa: Me-kef,
Joseph Davy,
John Bcasen,
.tiiiiam Rolf
Daniel Demarest,
Edwin Vaa Antwerp,
Joseph Holling ngworth,
J. L. Gasthwaite,
s3 ," ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-29

U-j 1t Is curious 10 observe the shifts 10 which
many newspapers Will, upon an cmcIg gcncy, resort
to AVOID giving credit for articles which they OBJ.
tam through the labors OF their contemporaries
We are nc great sticklcrS for this matter-and are
never disposed TO complain. We furnish a GOOD
share OF editorial as well as news matter to many
OF cur brethren IN different sections of the country
and esteem ourselves happy to be thus af some
service to them. But riding, By day ana night.
some 500 miles, to attend some great pubic meet.
ing and then writing out, while on the wing twelve
or fifteen columns OF speeches, &c. are no; mat
ters CT quite daily occurrence even with Us: and
1t is not without some slight motions of discou-
tent that We see fruits thus hardly gathered ai,-
p7opgiated by others without even reasonable
thanks. Some papers make of the whole affair,
speeches and all, an editorial article. and then hint
IN some corner which few of Their readers viii be
likely to see, that the Tribune had an account of
the matter, 10 which they are somewhat indebted!
Others kindly acknowledge their obligation to /,
coieInporary;' 4 few, Ike the Newark Post
and Brooklyn Star, publish some columns Of
interesting extracts, which they profess to get
from no place in particular; and John Tvier's
organ, the Madisonian, copies the whole as If ii
had been reported expressly for its own stupid
columns. We trust the time may come when
these people Will do something for themselves
that they may then be able somewhat nearly to
coun. the cost.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-29


q Having published charge represented TO b SI I1n
Judge SherTar which presented 10 by Nj Bag'
and pad for By hun, with pleasure nss The 3o"tsas
which slr Cunning considers as the only reply due o sa
The Following viii serve answer If jSss SGf
Sati9n made bg John burde!l The Tribune aaa 'n'4
'se ''Y THoNas Ha'sau i5 GJSSyG CO
MARiSE Go'rRT 't OF OF THE; CITY OF NEw-voRh
N !, honas Canning, ys. John Burdr. .,o,. .,
w The undersigned Jurors The uial Of The "a a0Gss ss j.
endaat therein hereby cetd that forming our Spia ,s
W. respect wen' up.a e ground that there ma hsu,a nd
Ms Bufdel the wife Of he defendant and by our hnans We
did not intend o reflect untayoraby upon her con1ns
N1sh i;ioselnan. D'Sd Dy nA'''''
}9In }dmnnd M ?st{ s Harri, Il WIiisn liam Gotta
The undergned also Jnro.s on the m The aboys sns. @
ealsf bar who ''ere for fdng verdict in favor o. tls
W tIat we concnr IN the eniniom eynresd by he rr
Sf M "9 30 & MsfT n favor Of thedeienda[ IN wholly ef:a'
Fsis1 t;iGs s;,5ss. Asa:''on. VEN S2n' Hsss;
September 20, l'43. 81
We understand that Dr. Rose the Physician y eas. es
imqFaon = Bro chIti and Liver Disease will be az ~ su
housr and may De consulted Thursday Friday anu '
''an, ne z&f 18TH and 39th of September. c,,bk
pT Ros- IS the American Author of c9nsamfi9n 9ur
an, an o1 pracot'on%r and mas devoted himself sa'
the treatment Of those diseases.
81 Meeting Of he Wing friends Of VILE =
oiii HeiG al the Mansion House III the eity VI
tnesday evening, the 9th instant, Samuel Ae1
called 30 Inc Chair and Richmond Ward appoase
retary.
The object OF the meeting having been stated By 'ne '-
man, afersome deliheration it was ,r,,oer
Resolred That ts neetaz nominate WiLLiAh n i,
OF Newark independent Candidate for Cong, nd
coming Election, for the Fifth Disct OF New w yWgss.p
recommend public meeting OF the friends OF Nf
be held q: stewafts Hotel Monday evening" tfe S4S
uent, al half pas, seven o'clock ,iv,.4
Resoired That The proceedings Of this mestS ss rat
b TIE Chairman, Secretary and cthe;s present. ena
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Diitritts: .
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-12-01
WATCHES & JEyyEEIR
THOMAS TROTTER
A Card TO the Public,

FHNHE amount Of bodily and mental mss..
- arising from neglect Of small complain 4
is incalculabe, and it is therefore Of tie u.i.
importance that strict attention 10 the least d.
most tTifing bodily inhrmilies should be h,,
for diseases Of the body invariably affect 4
mind. DIR. MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LII.
MEDICINES, in every instance where lti
have been thoroughly used, have TRlU MpHE.
OVER DISEASE in almost all its diyersl.
forms. The salutafy effects of the Lie Net
cines have, III fact, been SO universally expeItr.
ed, that IN the short space OF FIVE years, they l-
become fully established as the most easy, s.
and perfect mode Of treatment ever offered t. .
public.
Il is unnecessary, here, fer DR.. Mofat to
capltulatc all the reasons which have lndug
him to arrive al this conclusion. Il is sulEc..
for him 10 say, that the disinterested testiu.c
Of his fellow citizens y no have been induce
uae the Life Medicines, will freely be offered
shy enc who may feel disposed TO call al his
fee, 375 Broadway. lie has there on file seyC
thousand letters, Voluntarily pgodered By his
ticnts, the receipt and peTusa! Of which has q,
him moro pleasure than all the wealth of tic L
could confer.
The reader may not perhaps be aware thai
Origin Of Moffal'e Lifo Medicines was the rtsu..
protrucied and painful Illness Of their oriqi.
tor, Mr.. joins MoFFAT. When taken i'll Nh
was a prosperous and hourishing merchant
the lower part Of the city, and having consul.
and employed a plumber OF our most sk.iul pL,
clans he, after months Of suffering, was prev.
ed upon 10 Try the medicine which Is nov eli
10 the public.
The effect of the Life Medicines in lis OF
case was unparalleled in the history OF mcda
experience; and be Immediately determine
make known to the world medicine 10 y h!cl
not only owed his life, but his happiness. I
uniform success which has since attended -
administration in every instance where 4
I trial has been given them, has been dttested
thousands and incontes,ibly proves their iuiril
merit.
! The LIFE MEDICINES can be taken With sal
by persons Of any age; and the feeble, and Ler
the neryous and the delicate, are strengthcE-s
/ iheir operation, because by their prompt and u.
or sclion upon the sscfetions Of the system, [
their assimilation with aud publication Of
blood, they clear the system Of allgbad huuc
/ quiet all nervous ifritabiliiy, and Invariably ;
duce sound health.
For full particulars relative to the various
cases, modes Of treatment with the Life alcdicit
the reader is referred 10 the Good Samars
published grataitously, by DR.. w. D. Mohat
Broadway, in which are also published se,ce.
from numerous fiattering and Congratulated
I tiers received the past few months.
The above medicine for sale by
IT, J. HOLTON, Agent,
Charlotte, n, C.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-12-01
Mountain Beef.
sPOONEkS's HYGEEAT
or
LIFE MEDICINES:

I4s Best ard CteaFfa Family Medicines ~ ase
rESIIESE MEDICINES aro tho rcsuli Of o III,
n. o, siady aud experience. Tie Prop'coi
warrants theiu 70 effect cure when taken accor
ding 70 directions. They comprise lie lygriaf
or Health Pill tho Hygeian Tonic, " Ilcfii
H.ucEs- ito restore tie dtai'i'aled II broken d9a
cJnetiuig ard ,hN iefine Pii, u cure thos,
painful difficulties rnd diseases peculiar tu women
Iyr III disorders u tho stomach ard boNcls--
bilious comp.aints--4iseascs o. chiiifen--feyer.
nervous aud sick headachs--eenern debility
&c, The Hath Pi3 Is psgecHg eertdia aud al
H.ltgtig pleasant remedy
The Hyguaa Tonic works Ike a miracle ic
strengthen tho feeble end rtyiyo tho sick'}.
OF the Uterine Piii, Ds. Carter Of New Hofb
has wcll sajd--" Til remarkable medicine work,
si.cu,ig, but us sarHg FglGfsds VI saiaail Z K
mates rom al UHttmtiy efare'
Tnc virtue Of these Medicines have been eslab
lshed by the most ample experience. TIM Wa'
stAaD W ggrIb owS wEatr. a siN0tr TRIAL HA
IpIg GuNrn rIEN EAsliyG ELrcrA1iaN
Df. Spooner's HggdaH 81 Heath Medicines
have established for tim an enduring iane. ",
hive been told Nv Gisn,eFcsiod medical men thu
these medicines, bong taken as stycraly ptescfi
bed, have never been known 10 fail in cficctng
cure II has eves given rs pleasure TO record thu
triumph Of cIucsuou and Of talent bat q, thi
crisis--ihc aye ofqusckcry- arc d0ubly pleas
ed to hu1, al beast one Distinguished medical mar
taxing aslaud against this specIos u imposition.
--N y. J. Si5S
Many Certificates Of the ll chest authority hay,
already been pubiished--sonc from the most cni
mont medical men IN New York, among whom ar,
Drs. lIosack, Nacacyup, Frances, POST Stevens
Beck F0rey, &c.
See The Hgceis' and T-ira Hggcisf' far
uished graft, a, The rropriglor's ohicp, No , As
tor House, \ y and 81 Ill ms Ag,us. Thrs,
papers cnntein Information exceedingly interest
ing % Tic s.ea and to inyai,ds, together with TWEEN
ty.iyo useful rerprs, and a MOSS Of facts and Ger
tlticatcs that most convince every reasonable mut
thattue llyGeian Medicines arc invaluable.
The above Medicines are for sale by
II. j. HOLTON, Agcai,
Charlotte, ". c,
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I'D IIEuMATfsM and LAMENESS positive.
IL ly cured, and all shriyelcd muscles and
limbs are restored, IN the old or young, by The iN
DIAN NEGErABLE ELuuR AND NERVE Ann BoxE LIN
iMfNr-hnt never without the name of Comstock
q Go. IT.
For sale in Charlotte, N. C. by b. Oates, in Sa
hsbury by c. Il. Wheeler; in Lexington by ]. L
Mabry in Grecnsborough by J. & X. Sloan il
Fayetteville by J. a. MRae; in YorkgilIo, 5. c
by Cotns,ock a. Co.'S agent