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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-03-02
DEATH OF COMMODORE HULL.

The Hero of the Constitution Frigate
is no more Commodore Hull died at his
residence in the city of Philadelphia, on
Monday, the 18th inst, at twenty minutes
past five O'Clock, aged siSty-eiglt years.
Com. Hull received an appointment as
Lieutenant in the Nary Of the U. States
IN the year 1898, having been in the SER
vice Of his country turty-fve years.
In the words ol one OF his physicians,
:" in his last moments he was true to his
character calm, collected, and cheerful,
fully prepared to make that change which
viii bring him to God"
The death OF such a man, universally
honorcd BY his associates in the service,
and respected ia every relation of lite, is
an event calculated 10 excite SENSATIONS of
sincere sorrow and sympathy among and
with his surviving friends.
But there are those, ourselves among
the number, upon whom the news of his
death does more than move our sorrow or
cur sympathy. 1t wakes up the glorious
memory Of the past 1t reyives all the
sensations OF JOY aud gratitude which,
thirty wears and more ago, were wont ito
fill the breast Of every American whenev-
er and wherever the name of Isaac Hull
was mentioned. The brave, the gallant
noble Captain Hull The Hero who first
broke the spell Of transatlantic naval irwin
cibiliiy, and first won for the American
Navy the hold, which il has ever since
maintained in the affections of the people !
Who, that witnessed, ever can forget
the electrical effect Of the news of Hul,'s
victory, IN the good ship Constitution. over
powerful iriga,e Of our adversary, en-.
countered BY him Oh his first cruise after
the Declaration Of War Coming imme-
dlately after the surrender of Detroit BY
the Military commander Of the same name,
whereby the National mind bad been hui
inflated and painfully depressed, how il
reused at once the spirit of the People !
! How it animated the patriotic and strength.
enod the weak and wavering What a
noble emulation it kindled among our Off
GERS on both land and sea How it iny.
gorated the counsels of the country, and
neryed the National arm
And can we forget these things Can
we without strong emotion hear Of the
death of this brave and gallant man, who,
in the deadly conflict of 1912, "plucked
up drowning honor by the locks" and by
single exploit at once converted apprehen-
sion and dismay into confidence and cour-
age Far from us be the heart so insen-
sible as not to be stirred by the news of
the death of man who has rendered such
services, for which we honored him in the
prime of his life, as we have, from knowl.
edge Of his private virtues, held him ever
since in the highest respect.
May his ashes rest in peace, and his
memory be honored By countless genera
tons !-Ndtiondi Intclligeacer.
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MARRIED

In Iredel county, on the 22d ult., ny the Rev.
Leroy Davis, Mr.. JAMES A. JOHNSTON, OF
this place, to Miss JANE, daughter Of Mr. ]. $.
Bvcrs. of Iredel county.
In Buncombo county, on the 18th ult. by Rev.
W n. Morrison, Mr. JOHN l.. DONALDSON,
of Mecklenburg CO., to Miss RACHEL GUD.
GER, Of Buncombe county.
In Lincoln county, GA The 18th nit. BY George
NcCollster, Esq. Mr.. HENRY SMITH to
Miss MARY, daughter of David Rhines, all of
Lincoln county.
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REMOVAL OF JONATHAN ROBE

REMOVAL OF JONATHAN ROBERTS
In the House Of Representatives on the
18th ult. the resolution offered by Mr..
Toland more than q month ago, calling
upon the Secretary Of the Treasury for
information relative 10 the removal OF Jona-
than Roberts, late Collector Of PhiIade-
phia was taken up and adopted. A call
was also made for The names of the persons
who petitioned the removal Of Calvin
Blythe TO make room for Jonathan Rob
er,s.
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BsNcksnssshime..

1EtuE subscriber informs all persons in the
II neighborhood Of the FILTER Mine that he
has opened shop al the "Philer Mint" where
the Blacksmith Business will be carried on. Tho
Shop will be under the care of Mr.. John c. Dick
erson, who is an experienced Smith aud f. st
rate hand Gu Mining Tools.
THO. u. WINCHESTER.
March |, lS43. t25
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Dreadful. ACCIDENT.

We are panied to record the occurrence
of dreadful accident on the Wilmington
Rail Road. We have heard no particulars,
except that it occurred about 80 miles from
Wilmington--that one Passenger "a Mr..
Hall, Of Baltimore,) was killed outright,
and that some twelve other Passengers
were more or less slightly injured. Nc
doubt, the Wilmington or Petersburg pa
pers will furnish US with details.-Ral
eigh Register.
This accident was occasioned by The
breaking of an iron axle-tree.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-03-02
A SIGN.

The New York Morning Post, a paper
established expressly 10 aid Mr.. Calhoun
in his aspirations forthc Presidential Chair,
has been compelled TO "knock under and
is to be identified with the Evening Post,
which advocates Mr.. Van Burcn's claims.
So much for Mr.. Calhoun growing popu.
larily al the North.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-03-02
OREGON.

The Committee of Foreign Affairs Of
the House OF Representatives has reported
uniavorahly to the bill passed by the Sen.
ate for the occupation aud settlement of
the Oregon territory.
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sSThc Madisonian says ii has been
informed by letter that Mr.. Tyler was
unanimously and by reclamation nominated
as the Democratic candidate of the Jersey
Blncs in 1871, by an assemblagc of about
1000 from all parts Of the State.
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n n ORSES that have Ring BONE SPAWN, Wind
q III gals, &c are cured by Roofs Specific; and
FOUNDERED horses entirely cured by Roofs
Founder Ointment Mark this, all hofsemen.
For sale in Charlotte, n. c. BY R. Oates; in Ss-
lishury By c. B. Whoeer in Lexington BY ]. P.
Nabry; in Green borough BY J. & R. Sloan n
Fayetteville by J, A. M'Rae; in Yorkvile, S c.
BY Constock & Co.'S agent
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-03-02

aS ARSAPARlLLA--C Compound
- Extract. There is no other preparation of
SarsopariIla, that can exceed or equal this. Ifyou
are sure to get Comstock's, you viii find it supe.
rior to all others. Ii does not require putting.
For sale In Charlotte, N c. by B. Oates and T.
]. Holton; in Salisbury BY c. B. Wheeler in Lex.
ington by ]. P. Mahry in Greensborough by ].
& r. Sloan; in Fayetteville by J. A. M'Rae; in
Yorkvlle, S. C. by Comstock 4 Co.'S agent.
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~ Late foreign news state that the
Cotton market is still in a depressed state,
produced by the enormous quantities for
warded at the close Of the year and still
flowing 10.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-03-02

EEEADACnE.-D SPnON'S HEADACHE
N d REMEDY vii! etiectually cure sick head
ache, either from the nerves or bilious Hundreds
of families are using 1t with great JOY.
For sale in Charlotte, n. c. by B. Oates; in Sa-
lisbury Lv c. b. Wheeler in Lexington b. J. ?.
Mabry; in Greens borough by J. & X. Sloan in
Fayetteville BY J. A. M'Rae: in Yorkville, s. C.
by Coinstock and Co.'S egent
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-03-02

80 Mr.. Van Buren has gone to Albany.
The n. York Express says the presumed
obcc, Of his yisil TO the Capital now is to
persuade the Legislature TO bring him out
for the Presidency.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-03-02
GEN. IACKSoN,s FINE.

In the Senate ON the 2lst ult. the bill to
refund the fine imposed upon Gen. Jackson
in 1915 by Judge Hall was put upon its
third reading and passed yeas %, nays 20.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-03-02
CAMDEN-TERRrARYo b
COLUMBIA-rEBRUARY %
NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted 10 the estate Of Col A.
IA ltxander Davis, deed, are requested 10 come
forward and settle Immediately and those hav.
ing claims are requested 10 present Them within
the time prescribed by law properly authenticated,
or this notice will be plead in bar Of 'hcir recoy.
cry. JNO. n DAVIS, Adrar
ELLEN DAVIS, idmr.
Feb. q, 1913. i25
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One Stray Horse.

EA g. TATE of North Carolina, LIN
" xA-syN ~ coin county. Taken up by Da.
(HsA vi MEL Carpenter, Jun, four miles from
Nv PVT Lincolnton, near the YoTkville road,
as~stMHAw orc dark sorrel HORSE, about l3t
hands high, and or years old, Will lite spo,
on his nose Valued TO be worth seven dollars.
DAVID GROUSE, Range
FEB 90, l343. t24
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ey Petitions arc said 10 be pouring dai,
" into the House Of Representatives IN ia
yor Of w. c. Johnson's plan Of relief, by
distributing 5000, 900 900, ofStock among
the people and they come says the Loco
Foco) correspondent Of the Journal OF
Commerce, from The bone and s'nctc Of the
Democratic party. Mr.. Johnson, It ep-
pears, is not the originator of the plrn.--
II was first suggested in a communication
in the Miners Journal, printedat Pottsyllle,
on the Sd March, 1891. The following
is an extract
"Amd the dangers arising from the great va
lue Of the public lands, and from tho accumula-
ting treasure of the people, do these very people
tho very people who are heavily taxed, call IN
their cxirency on that Government who now
holds their dostinies in awful suspense, to avert
the manifold evils that threaten them, by mlpe'
dia,ely distributing among the States two hun
dred millions Of dollars in five per cont stock,
and plcdge the receipts from the sales of public
lands for its gradual redemption, and pledge the
receipts of the public Treasury for the payment
Of tho interest
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PoRTRArC on Mr. CLAY.

1 ION hatA w \ 40
M. Noagle, Of Philadelphia, who was
b! b. number of gentlemen Of that CT
to Lexington, Kentucky, 10 paint a
R;.raii of the distinguished Orator Of the
est, has accomplished the object Of his
sion and is about to return home. Al
earnest solicitation of a number OF Ia.
and gentlemen, Mr.. Neagle was IN
fced to make arrangements FOR The EXIT
'on of the Portrait, which was 10 have
zen place on Monday last. The follow
notice Of the design is from the Lex
eIon lntelligcncer:
Mr.. Clay is represented at full length
standing attitude, pointing TO tho
(ocncan Flag, in allusioa TO the eloquent
marks Of the Orator in his great Speech
the new Army Bill, upon the floor OF
House Of Representatives in 1873, IN
4 'lch he ably handled the subject of the
GIT Of Search. After complaining OF
Impressment of our native aud natural
seamen, as subjects Of Great Britain,
great Orator exclaimed" Ii Great
NaIn desires q mark by which She can
aS her own seamen, let her give them
ear mark. The colors that float from
masthead should be the credentials OF
'oamen.' The Globe is introduced to
Noy the enlarged views Of the States
u uponli South America is seen; North
Aerca is covered and protected by the
3 which hangs in graceful folds around
globe. The plough, the dnrii and the
a'e, emblcmatic ofthose great branches
amer'can Industry, are also introduced,
NC Cattle are seen gazing III The back
'uai nor is Commerce forgotten IN
distance Ship is represented under
sail.
ne artist has displayed great taste IN
1"'ng The usual style Of such paintings,
aaslfeated his subjectina new manner.
me carpets, curtains, desks, inkstands,
Useless paraphernaIia, cucumber and
s"oy the beauty of the picture. Mr.
lay stands IN portico, upon plain Re
nlcan platform Of Kentucky marble,
IN the pillar of Constitutional Liberty
pom his left.
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is an extract

gGroat damage has been done on Red
River by its sudden rise. 1t is supposed
that 5 or {, 900 bales Of Cotton and almost
the entire stock Of that region has been
swept away aud many lives lost. Inc
steamer Hunter in descending the river
had ON board one hundred and twenty
persons, principally taken from tops oil
trees.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-03-02

|gLkTIONS BETWEEN ENGLAND AND
III sTATES-MORE TROUBLES BREWING
We learn from several respectable quar-
! IS, BY the recent arrivals from England,
great eiiotls are making umong the
lsr5 Of t. ). State stocks IN London,
procure some active Interference on the
|goi their own government IN reference
aes- debts. The project is to get the
llsh government TO open negotiation
! ae assumption or liquidation Of these
b, by the L. S. general government ;
! Z the latter refuses to interfere, then
lormer IL to cali upon tho separate
alcs as lndcpendencIes to pay up, or take
| consequences.
We should no, be surprised If something
Ills bind were contemplated by the
| icfs Of cur State stocks IN England
ere is preceden, for ii, We believe in
as,ory of England III relation to Span.
snl other foreign loans. But we do
bl.leyc that the time IS yet come TO
ime a hostile attitude on that point. II,
11re probable that the English bond
.crs will first attempt by money and IN
nee to operate on the elections in this
lalry. II the political party gives any
Eca,ion OF being favorable TO the assump-
y Of these debts by the general govern
b.. gJcs into contest, the English
Eklobbers and bond holders will endca-
i, by every means IN their power, to as.
\ them with money, goods, chattels and
|ery kind of influence TO carry the elec.
Us. Rich men, holding sl00,oo0,OO0
these stocks, could afford easily $40.
10000 10 influence the elections in this
Blairy on such qnestlon--and we do
suppose tina, any troublesome princi.
Of morality would deter them from
iOg It.
llu should this fail, then We may cyrec,
ElbIe with England, not only on this
,silon, but also on the Oregon aud 9TH
matters. All Is not smooth inwardly
smiles ontwardly.-N. Y. Herald.
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JAY Courts, TO 10 bed in Charlotte al o'clock
P NJ.
On motion Of Dr. For.
ResOlred, That the proceedings of this Society
be officially published in the Mecklenburg Jeffcr
sonian. with requsst to the Charlotte Journal
and such other papers in this State as may take
interest sufficient ia The Improvement of The az.
riculiure Of the Country 70 Go SO, to copy the
same.
Tie thanks OF the Society were unanimously
voted to the editor Of the Jefiersonian for tho lib.
erai terms on which he has done our printing =
when, on motion OF Lewis Dinkins.
ReSoired, That Tie chair appoint committees
10 consist OF one or more members, TO prepare e..
says on the best modes Of growing the agricu!tu.
raj products common TO this region Of country,
the management Of stock aud the most approved
breeds, &c. 70 bo submitted ut our next meeting
in April. Whcreupou the chair made the follow.
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ey Bishop Griswold, of Massachusetts
died suddenly few days since, N the ''tn
year of his age, from fall on slippery
sidewalk in Boston.
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~ 1t is reported that revolution has
taken place in St, Domingo. Accounts
are contradictory.
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@PAN UP.

A LII persons indebted to c. S. Weir, individu.
"a ally, or as Executor Of Edward Weir, deed
are requested to come forward and settle by the
April Court, as longer indulgence cannot and rii
not be giuen.
c. S. WEIR.
March |, lS43 lw
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OH. OF TANNIN.

TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE LEA.
THEIR IN ANY FORM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-09
DIED.:

On Tuesday night, the 7lh inst OF convuons Eugene,
Doulon eldest son OF Robert NJ. and CorheIia A Pollock
in the 7th year OF his age.
The friends and relatives OF the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral, Thursday afternoon al
O'clock from 2S6 East Broadway without further inyl
t1tion.
On Wednesday evening. II O'Clock, OF Inflammation OF
the brain, William, OF John and Rosa Newman, aged
II years and months
The friends ard relations Of The family requested 10
aend his funeral 81 O'clock on Thursday afternoon,
from the residence Of his father, No. Henry.st
On The 9th inst the house Of his n-lav Charles
W. Lynde Esq., in the city of Brooklyn. N Y, the hon
Joel Thompson, aged g years. Tor many years brst uoRe
al the county Chenango.
Editors in Clerango will please publish this. W"
At Canaan, Li,cbhed county, Conn, sn hs SH ut 81.
Las FRANKLIN, Esq, aged 49, Re was for numbsr OF
wears one the magistrates OF the town. and 6y his Stre
integrity benevsence love Of ustIce and good
bp was ever among the foremost TO maptaD ured and
in the hour Of his death enjoy ed only the affection OF
wide circle OF relations friends but also the anbounheo
confidence and respect Of the community, who deeply ee
and lament his decnase
AT Tappan Rock!aod county Tuesday, the 7th inst,
Wande, afthe late Simon Van Antwerp OF his cty m
The 9th year OF his age. 49,,
Feb T. James Augustus Of James Drake, in bis 2sb
year.
daughter Of the late Gen Anthony Llb in her 5o year
Feb g. JeanGe Maria, wife OF Lewis Il. GlaZs, OF France
Feb 5, Martha 5. Tison, daughter OF Timothy c. and
Sarah II. Tillson aged p
At Connecticut Farms n. j., Jan "a Mrs Martha Clark
widow OF Nj Daniel Clark, aged IS.
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ing well supplied with Lard prices Sr. We
tee sales Of 1900 bbs and 300 kegs e. 81 Sc for Leaf
for second quality from the whole bog and SIC for
Butter and Cheese rather heavy qaote the former
l2 for shipping and Western With sales OF 400 kegs al
the lowest rate. Cheese at5ae:.
TALLoW-The market is dull tic. We notice further
sales of about TO- lbs that snail lot inferior
at &c.
ers the market dull We notice sale Of leo les at g 62
SEESWAx-Most of the lots offering we're taken at q
2stc with some prime at &c.
HOPS-Smal sales were made at lie, cash. The stock
OF Eastern s4, about 800 bales of Western about 200
bales.
LARD-About loe ties Missouri Pig have changed hands
on terms NOT trunspired.
SALES OF REALsEsTATE ST AUCTION.
ByJ. j. Stcift q, Co.
Lot Murray st opposite the college grounds q by
Lot adjoning, same dimensions 5000
o,uO9
w uo ..........-..........r t,UD
The above are the lots which formerly stood M1r
ray ST Presbyterian Church.
By VIM. II. Franklin.
LOT on John St bounded northerly by land OF the
church, 20 It ms front and rear 30 Il side,
~ II ms. on The other with the portion OF the brick
By WA. Dumont.
The house and lot No 80 Broadway, next the cor.
der Of Wallsireei, with The right OF the wall Of the
tour.story house south side--ot q feet 'front.' %
feet rear, by 69t feet deep-bough iii for go $50
By Halliday q. Jenkins
The piece of land in the city OF Rochester, near the
Stale streets, and 200 feet Mpmford ST. On the
premises good house.
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g To Literary Gentlemen, Book Clubs

III
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Continue the branch of their hoCse IL London 10 Little
Britain and invite the attention ii the trends oil literature
10 the important advantages the establishment afofos LOT
the i'm oor,atsoa OF books especially ordered
Among the great variety OF publications anrca coup'r
av-iy few are sale in this country. great i1ccnSe-
nence is therefore obvaied by this arrangement as any
peor nav leave order any particular work, and by
ibe rapid of seaer the eook Is a. hanc IN
a few weeks. ,.n
Architects Mechanics and all VITO are unable 10 procure
foreign books n own country may Tor The small cora
nissfoa 10 per tho cost procure any WORK pno
li,hed IN any pari OF Europe. e..
BOOKS for Incorporated institutions will De imported tree
Of duty.
D. A. Co have in addition 10 their branch IN Londoh
an agent Leipsc, for the supply OF all orders or DOCKS
published throughout Germany Also, IN BrrsSeis Faf s.
Florence Macrid that they prepared 10 execuN
with fidelity and prom ptness all orders ehtfusto ID
sir care from any portion OF coutuesta BOOK
The necessity for such facility for speedy supply Oh
books from The great book Ears oil Europe has oo oee
fe, the advantages which they osr Tor literary inua,
hons PROFESSIONAL gentlemen and the literary puhc all VIII
acknowledge -. (, IL. :, a-.-v
s1,,yu.n, of literature science and ar. The rare ana
curious works embraced in this collection may not De
10 may who Ts city, comprising variety o. c
IA ted missas black lser tones, &c bnonan.ees' sn
rho. who relish for quaint books oil pas1 ages '"
do we'll 20 call
-eady OF the old Books their rra, variety and Ire
nasn, change and there being duplicates, Impossible
10 finnish aca,alcgre any way complete. sd.
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wells her uncle OF whom she had also been adopted
Child Declarations were then for the frs made tia,
The note held by Charles F. and his wife forgery
She was afterwards KEEP; him, and BE allowed
sse he or even have billet her, frIn him, asking
II she had stated the be forgery Mr.. Z.
tended thai the affidavit which Mr ID subsequently signed
mad been drawn for effect by Counsel and she naced
TO sigcsie hardly knew what The OF Charles p.
Miller IN relation his wife such that public Getting
OF the inhabitants OF Little Fail, in NewJsrzey lwhere
they had lived for t;ne) ked and resoiuisas
passed approval Of his course Mrs Miller, said Mr.
Hail. sent In Stamford August as;, that she might
obtain residence sufficient enable her petition the
Legislature of that State for divorce Her husband
there her, but she taken OF by Mr.. Seeiy tat
whose house she boaEded1 New Canaan, but brought
back in disguise and secresed ia his house month
Mr. Hall conienaed that neither The husband Brown
he prisoner) had committed any offence ag the laws
OF New-York-Mn, Miller having merely passed through
the State II the laws had been violated any where they
could only have been Connecticut u5der the statute
relative to fdnappng-the penalty for which SEQ New
jersey, whittier she proceeded from here has laws
reaching the But he commended lhat offence had
bees committed Mrs NJ after her arrival here said they
lad bed her eleven times since August and that she
very wretcbed and unh ppy al Stamford She received
anonymous letters stating that her husband armed aud
meant to take her life This added 10 her system
being Injured caused her alarm when placed in The
rage Mr.. II. also conended that tr.. n. had abundant
opportunity Of giving alarm, She disposed in The
river in taking the raroa! and in journeying in Virginia
where see is. Ee con;ended that Brown should be
released, and made powerful appeal TO that effect
decision will probably be rendered en- Saturday.
COMMON PLEAs.-Peter Mccain vs Edmund
Gili,tt.-Verdici for plaintiff, $40.
POLICE OFFIcE-PAsslNe COUNTERFEIT Con-.
Eight nine days since young German named Angus
Rhode, aged about 20 passed counterfeit Mexican
sixpenny piece Michael wogan baker. No 4ie Breal-
way and having Tuesday also passed another similar
spurious coin 10 the person, he arrested and
making several contradictory statements the
OF becoming possessed oil the coin, committed 10 PR
10 Tie supposed TO be The instrument OF older
and more cunning ielons
PASSING COUNTERFEIT BGLL--A man named Henry
Hatch arrested to-day for having the 2d u passed
s. counterfeit bill of the Exchange Baak of Salem Mas
John Chapman innkeeper, for drink, al The OF
Bowefy and 18th streets, receiving the change There was
another concerned who escaped.
CoRoSER's OFFlcg.-FATAL DlsEAsE.-Justice
hid inquest to-day No IS Chrystie street on
The body Mrs Sarah ODonnell OF Ireland, aged
70 years. who died without medical attendance yesterday
Verdict, died OF old age.