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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-02

Later from England, The Garrick
from Liverpool, at New York, brings pa
pers to the 10th ult.
HE most important news is bad, viz |:
that the late rise in Cotton has been lost.
the price having fallen back to about The
old quotations, viz: for Uplands a to 94d.
(equal TO u to ll3 cents.) The extteme
quotation for fair Upland was std. Sales
8 to 1000 bales day. The fall is occa.
stoned by the idea of very large crop,
and "more sober views of the effect OF the
China treaty."
General Lord Hill, late Commander in
Chief of the English Army, and distin-
gulshed companion in arms of Lord Wei.
linston died on the 10th ut., aged IT,
Fayetteville Observer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-02

W Thomas w. White, Editor of the
Southern Literary Messenger, died at
Richmond, Va, on the Goth ult.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-02

~ Gov. Morehead has summoned his
council TO meet in Raleigh on the 9th
for the appointment, of,he Literary
and Internal Improvement Boards.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-02

W Col. J. II. Wheeler, Treasurer
elect, has entered upon the duties of his
office.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-02

~ Agricc!a will be attended to next
week.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-02

FNiIE subscriber, on Tuesday gath inst, lost
IL -Four Keys, all of which were tied together
with leather strap-two of said KEYS are CON-
mon sized draw keys, the other two are small
One OF the largest sized keys has three marks on
the back of it made with file, and small dinge
or break near the middle of the same key. Any
person finding the above described keys will cou.
Ter favor on the subscriber by forwarding them
10 him OF by leaving them with Mr.. T. J Holton,
snd shall be literally rewarded
ROBERT VIM. HARRIS.
Cdtdrrus County, Jan. 25, 1912. t2lP
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-02
'hNATE-Sdimddy, Jan. 81.

'"NAiE-Sdtwddy. Jan. 81.
|S",. 'sScn'y or thirty Eagrossed bills
|I n's' aud second reading.
\, sOyner proposed tina. respectful
I'm ~ DC sent TO the House, reminding
1 wa. his body had passed resolu
a'l'nrn to day, to which no response
|. D returned. Agreed ,o-2O to IS.
|, t''pIu'lon TO relieve the people, By
/ ,h ny banks to discount, was rejected
"''u reading 30 to Is, by party
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-02

The question was then taken, and il was
decided IN the negative Ayes AZ, Noes 5s.
The House then adjourned 10 half after
3 o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
The House met a, half pas, 3 o'clock I;
and The Speaker announced the instruction
Resolutions as the pending question.
Mr.. Francis stated that he had heen in
formed that tho Senate had no business be.
fore them, aud he would therefore move TO
lay the Resolutions 90 the table until we
could prepare some business for them.
Mr.. Cardwell called FOR the Yeas and
Nays on the question, and il was decided
IN the negative BY vote Of 80 to 80.
Tho question then recurring on the pas
sage Of the Resolu,lons their second read
ing;
Mr.. Nash moved TO strike out The whole
series after the word Resolved, and insert
the following
That tho majority of this General Assembly do
not represent tho wishes Of a majority OF the peo.
pie of this State, and that, therefore, they have
not the right TO instruct the Representatives OF
tho People the State, in the Senate Of the Uni
tod States,
Which motion was negatved-Ayes 80,
Noes 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02
MONEY MARK EFT.
Sunday, january ]

Sunday, january 1-6 p. nj.
At Boston YESTERDAY, there public sale of City
five cent stock payable in ls49, at par New York
City five per of the date tenor sell at IS
per cent, difference of Is per cent
The schooner Emeline, from New Orleans brought
$4,000 in specie.
The Merchants Bank OF Baltimore has declared dvi
dcnd of three rer cont for the last six months
In Maryland, the Circuit Court the United States
Chief Justice fancy and Judge Heath the Bench have
decided in the of Charles Drake against Hugh Boyle
that the nsovent Laws OF the State of Maryland have
been entirely repealed and annued by the passage of the
Bankrupt Law, and that discharge under them granted
under applications made since the Bankrupt Law went
toto effect will not avail to exempt the person of de
PENDANT in whose favor has been granted from
upon capas ad satiaciend issued out of the Circuit
Court.
At Mobile the 22d, the rates Of exchange had re
coded little and there apparently tendency in
Alabama funds to appreciate. The Bank of Mobile fur
nished checks on New York at IL per cent
At New Orleans, the 223 further import of specie
to the amount OF $4,000, took place from Liverpool
the ship st. Lawrence.
The following is table of the leading features of the
Banks of Alabama, Dec. ls42 compared with Octo.
her. 1910
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02

On sunday morning, LIST inst SAMUEL GAsHme aged 70.
Inc friends OF his son-naw, Thomas Day, invited
10 attend the urnera on Tuesday afternoon. al O'clock
from his residence, 1913 Washington street. Brooklyn
without further invitation.
On Sunday LIST inst, JACOB L. c. RooME aged IS wears
months and IS days
he reativ esand friends of the deceased invited to
attend ms funeral without further invitation this after
noon at O'Clock from the residence of his father Jacob
fhoone, No. l9S Twenty-frst street. near the Sh Ave-
nue.. 49,
On Saturday evening 3st u suddenly the 29h year Of
MS hge ANDREW CONNOLLY native of Cowrink, Parish
OF Muchalu, County Kilkenny Ireland.
his friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
10 attend his funeral this morning at 10 O'Clock from his
late residence, No 81 Orange street.
On Saturday evening 3lst ult Mrs FANNY wife of Fred
erick Dubois.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral tomorrow, I'd ns at o'clock from
her late residence, No. 81 Chestnut street.
On Saturday. 3lst ult Mrs. CArHARINE ANsEY wife of
Andrew Ansley in the 32d year of her age.
The friends of the family invited to attend her FL,
neral this day. at o'clock from her late residence Tomp
kinsville Staten Island.
At Hackensack, N. J. the ult. the Hon. GEonsE
CAssEDY, formerly Representative in Congress from
New Jersey, aged SO years.
His relatives and friends and those of the family are
dence in Hackensack Tuesday afternoon the Sd inst
at two O'Clock.
In Philadelphia on Saturday, 3lst ult Mrs Ann AaNrw
IN the goth year of her age rct of the late Agnew
The friends OF the family requested attend her flu
neral from the residence Of her son. Henry street this
afternoon, ID instant at o'clock without urthe err inv
tation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02
BANKs OF N. Or

The circulation at New Orleans has been brought down
to specie basis whiletha Of Alabama retains its nha
ton. In 1892 tho circulation ofhe two cities nearly
equal and both inflated together increasing the bank
currency per to 1897 Since then the force ofcr
has been constantly operating to carry the in
aton back to its original point and that result has been
produced in New Orleans while Alabama still strives to
the torrent by every miserable scheme which the
bankers and politicians vanly imagine will give real
value to baseless speculation The effect which this
per currency has had upon the Of the country
which according the advocates OF paper cannot "be de-
veoped" without its assistance may be traced in the fol
lowing table of the receipts of cotton at the respective
ports Of New Orleans and Mobile for corresponding
years.
nTran,sAIs OF CorroN MOBILE, AND CorroN AND
N'"N'co AT NEW ORLEANS. CoRRt YEARS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02

Ships. Barquss. Brigs schrs soops Total.
Foreign, az 40 aso oa- 10 100
vi the foreign cearances baque briggs and 500 schrs
onsh; barques bngs Swedish; berque brig schr
psique briggs Norwegian; baque. briggs Sicil-
hn.iin; brig Belgan schr Oldenburg; schr Hamburg;
scnr lexn and sloop Frencin all 86 foreign yessels
here appear 10 be about 1900 cosstwise arrivals than
cearncss which caused by many vessels sailing under
casg license and do clear the Custom House. unless
'hssy carry goods entitled 10 debenture.
SHr BUILDING AT BALTMoRE.-Five bsrques, two briggs
schs one soop and steamer built al Bal
l8il $3.50. 49,
Home Ports.
LuBEc Dec 23-A Eliza Sawyer Ale xandria aud sid 18th
10, BOSTON SID 18th, Susan. Petty, NYork
chlcola. -
PORTLAND, Dec 3OCId Galen, Sweetser MataAzas; Gen
scout, Litleohn. Porto Rico
,roRIsMoUTh Dec 21Arr VIM Badger (late Langdon) Ca
oiz; va so,, Eagle, Fernald, s. Thomas and a mkt
levitt .iyerpool via Halifax Georges Ella Monte vidso and
ushps Ayres; ngton, Adams Hamburg; Saxon Mans
eid Hayana Tai'eyrand, Heaey, New Orleans; Congaree
Charleston; Evra new Of this port 1893 tons Graves
Mon,evIeo and mkt Osceoa, Morgan DemeTara and mkt
WeIl'ngton Brown ST Thomas and a mkt; John Hancock
heenp,on Charlesten; Pilot Poland NOrleans
HYMNS, Dec 29-ln port Post Boy Gray NewYork Sa
EDGARTowN, Dee 2gln port, Gen Harrison for Boston: Sa
ran Esther Dauow for NYork Cygnet Kenney NewYork
lot Msch'as George and Others bound East Returned
Hchmond Perry, NYork for Boston-had been up with Cape
ood Lights but was obliged to back in of
GroRoErowy, sc; Dec ai-Arr Report. Baker NYork.
MOBILE, no date-n the bay Fashion ~ DAYS from New
York - ' W '" N"'' "''" A''"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY
Arrived.

| Arr7vEd.
Packet ship Louis Philippe, Casto from Havre Nov TO- an,
Falmouth Eng. i7th with mdse, to C. Bolton Fox Lv
| ingston.
Bremen ship Agnes Bosse from Bremen, Nov awith mdse
Baraue Natchez Snow 27 days from New Orleans with cot
PAM. Sss'n sS ys Sss M 10 IS a from Ira
S's 1000 90 hDn% TM sSc 5
out in heavy gale lost overheard first mate, Mr. Matthew'S
Brig Mobile, Williams days from Apalachicola with cot
E!I.S SIs W% Eoa'iG Rsddy, "a day. from St. Johns,
Brig Acton Lambert ia days from Mobile with cotton to
Foss Sailed with ssIr Cod Hook csy
schr EmeIine, Davidson, 2 days from New Orleans with
1892 g,ls fnsiie s2i 600 specie IT. to master -
sehT John W Taylor Birch, from Georgetown, DC. with
sshr TaSarora Smack, days from Richmond with -four
sel Alexander Mitchell. Pratt, day. from Dsneu Ga. with
schI Planet, Terry days from Richmond with mdse to
seh Edlnbur Decker days from Alexandria, with flour,
bs ses sJ 1% Co h,es ,s dy from Georgetown DC with 1880
schr Hannibal Newbury days from Virginia. with wood
schr N s. McCready Summers from Virginia, with wood
schr Olive. Corson days from Virginia. with wood to the
scr Peter Ritter Blake days Virginia. with wood to
schr Editor, Wilson, days from Virginia with oysters to
schr Dep Smith, Decker. from Virginia. with oysters, to
schr Magnet, Smith, days from Newbuport with mdse
20 master.
General Record.
FoRrroN LETTER OrricE.-The St James, Sebor for Lon
lion, will sail to-day, and the Cambridge, Baow for Liver
pool, Their letter rs Gpins the Ex
change.
ScHR FoRr Hull reported ashore Nantucket bar has
been pumped and taken into Nantucket barbor great part
OF damaged
SHp FARwELI of Newbuyport from Calcutta which has
arrived Boston, said 70 have brought about tons OF
weight and This largest
largo ever loaded Cacutt, under flag Some Of the
British East ndamen OF 1900 buhen but their be-
decks occupied by their and for the
mediation of passengers, &c.
( SuIrpfNa AT BosroN-Auivals in 1872
Ships. Barques Briggs. schrs. sloops. Total
Coaswise, III lac 600 1904 li3 1921
Foreign, l72 40 1913 9lO ISL
the arrivals, harques 80 briggs schrs were
British; haQue, brig and Prussian; nd
briggs Swedish barlue aud origs Norwegian: baqne and
Drugs Sicilan ship briggs Danish; shin brig BIZ mem
brig, schr ycnezuean; brig Belgian; schr Odenburg.
chr iiamburg schr Texan, and soop Frenchn all
foreign vessels.
Cleared during the same time;-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02

nd ez nony' severai oi VINO" ~eio presented VI.
emalnder put over until the next term, either
consideration, or to give the parties time for re-
NJ on, by which means they may think better OF
air present condition, and conclude TO remain as
AZ priest placed them, for better or Tor worse.
4 he disciples of Miller are driving smart pusi-
less in this town They have held meetings daily,
some one of the several churches, Tor more IMAM
iree weeks past, and still continue. An eiuer, py
le name OF Jones, is to lecture next week IN ,ne
fethodist chapel, on the coming OF Christ IN 1913.
That will be the result of the excitement IN this
I wn, God only knows One thing is certain,
ose in the MiIlinarian belief are partially insane,
their conduct and conversation is any criterion TO
dye by / will not undertake to give you des-
+ Upton of the manner In which their meetings are
IT. 1nduced, but refer you to the account given in
he" Herald" several weeks since, of the meeting
the great tent at Newark, N. j., that being as
likeness as can give, far relates to the
lords used in prayer and exhortations Rev. VIM.
be- orton, Rector of st. Thomas church, is holding
ee ies Of lectures, for the purpose of showing the
q sf!!acy Jof Mler's theory, which appears very
Is asy task at least so Tor gentleman OF such supe
or talents as Mr.. Horton possesses.
The legislature Of this state in session.
ILssXVI1of the Revised Statutes, with an amend
sAientaboshing capital punishment, which led to "A
onarn, debate. On taking the question on The adop-
on of the amendment, it was decided in the mega
Joye; yeas l00 nays 100; the House refuses to abo
Nsh capital punishment. The Herald" is circulated
~ this village, by newsboy, every Saturday eve
erng, and 1t would please you to witness the eager.
At ess OF many OF cur citizens to obtain it, A good
"; men. Yours truly ID. S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS

NORFOLK Dec 30-Au Richmond, Seavey, Thona ston
Nancy Jane Gooduch Curacao CID Pearl Pearce ST CoiY
Indies. -'' ''s''
5a, H,n Dec as-n the of,g 6aque and sch
nell salem; Ann Lou,se, FrrLemare, Guadoupe; Fanny
Bisson Boston, Augusta FarnhHn NYork; Challenge Park
SAVANNAH, Dec 28-Arr GondoIa Renne NYorh; Thames.
Fnnce 90 Old wilson Fuller, Cobb, do Sid Au usta
w9od do Arr 27,h Alabama Wood Boston Celia Th,ich, r.
YORK; Avsron yordsn do Madison Buckley do; Etuan
tegs Sid Robt Bruce Fitzgerald Havana; China, Small Pro-
violence.
NOZZLE Dec 2o-Ar Come!ia, French NYok via ST Croix;
-, S nvr ton navaha' s,s lay or bosoni ashion,
rora Smith, do Weskeag, Spaldng NYo; Cowper Huipg-
Havana.
Harriet Hooper Rio Janero: Wafer Which a. anr,
Virginia, Omoa Cid Tama, Bordeaux; Meridian. Williams
Antwerp; Genesee, Lombard. NYork Abbott Lord Newell
liverpool Art 2lst Arabeils Rice, Portsmouth NH Archie
mons Liverpoo Ocavus, Coburn do Amos Psten Thomr-
Boston; LiIIus. smay New York Powhaan Saunders
fNharioston; Lancet, Hoffses, Alexandra.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02
General Printing-Books-P Pamphlets
Cards-Bills, g.
M IHn Rpuc

Having now nearly completed one of the most splendid
GENERAL PRINTING OFFICES, ever organized in
this city, ready to print boo ks pamphlets, cards
bills and all kinds of useful and elegant printing on the
most moderate terms, and for cash payments.
This Office we have fitted up at great expense-in
types presses and materials of all kinds We have alrea
dy executed work the of several thousands OF
dollars end still busy print ing of the
ul articles issued from tn press. Lady's Maya
zine called the ARTsr" is prn ted in this Office and is
acknowledged to be the most beautifully printed magazine
in the country. The beautiful Typography of the New
YoRK LANCET is well known.
sSAll applications iorprnting will be made to Mr. JOSEPH
ELLIOTT the Manager at the Office of the Herad-or up
stairs in the printing office 81 Nassau street
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
PROPRIETOR HERALD GENERAL PRINrINs OFFICE
North West Corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
New YoRK, Doth Sept, 1912
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02

N3- "THE TONIC MIXTBRE."-This celebrated
remedy composed of five ingred ents the active prnci
Piles OF which are highly centratcd It is used
very extensively and with great by the medca
faculty. for the Of debility, rom whatever cause
dyspepsia, nervous complaints Sold by the authority Of
the College Of Medicine and Phi rmacy of the city New
York. Price 81 per bottle. Hal dozen lin casey S5
w. s 1uCHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office of the College " Nassau St
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02
rrn.ALs OF CorroN AT MOBILE, CorroN AND
oo AT NEW OnLrASs, ron ConRnsroNpiNo YEARS.

These figures show that since the bank currency has
been IN process fcuraimen the development of the re-
sources othat section the country has been rapdv ON
the increase The paper currency reached its highest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02
O. THE ONLY SAFE, Speedy AND EFrrc.

1S- The ONLY SAFE, SPEEDY AND EFFEC.
a reaeay Tor the cure Of all discharges from the ure
sen'aa weakness &c &C., is the French Anti
ana HNture used so successfully in the London
n,bor, hospitals, and sold in this country Iv The
Me citv oc N s college of Medicine and Pharmacy Of
reonir.. Wv iork This medicine is quite palatebls
no rsstctons Of diet or regimen and does moi
s'Son,I,sagreeable odour to the breath ' '''' "O'
s1d IN single bottles at 81 and a. Az Giants o,,,
nso A cases guaranteed to cure, an each ,;i on =,
p W use. w. ): RICHARDSON, Agent
r''"c'pa' Office Of the. College "a Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02

Passengers Arrived .

HAyRE-Packet ship Louis Phppe-Thos II Mulledy, l. P
fnel Margaret Crousllo Thos Wteand 10 in the
NEw ORLEASs-Barue Nachez-B Peersh, lady and fami-
ly, 1hos Shields
CHARLEsToN-Ship Caharne-C Groub.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02

ship Masters and Agents

We shall 1t favor il captains of vessels will give
to Commodore RoBERT SILvEY, of our news fleet
port OF the shipping left at the whence they sailed
ycsces spoken their list of their end
foreign they have. He viii board
immediately their arrival Agents and correspondents
home abroad will al'o confer favor by sending this
Office all the marine intelligence they obtain Nautical
information Of any kind will be thankfully received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02

FROM VERA CRUZ The u. s. sloop of war Fall
mouth, direct from Vera Cruz, was spoken by the
.towboat Tenhesseean, off S. W. Pass. The Fall
mouth has on board $4,000 in specie for this port.
and understood be bound Morrill, as she declined
being towed up. We understand two of the Santa
re prisoners are passengers in her.-N. 0. Com
RuT y)or - = 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02

"a Uy- HEADACHES WILL BE THE ORDER or THE
pAY.--We advise all who intend making New v aair
pals to provide themselves with box of Sherman
Rhor Lozenges They will not only cure but pre,am,
eaaches and keep the spirits you can 90 hrouaS
your whole list and come out as fresh and vigorous a.
your heart can desire We presume the Doctor will treat
Pr ms with some Of the Mocha coffee the Sultan
p Musca sent him. His warehouse is at iO6 Nassau st.
ents III 17s and 400 Broadway; 227 Hudson st; 1873
~tn - 80 '"''o' '''oo', piooh-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02
Foreign iniportatioas.

HAvRE.Ship Louis Phlippe-3 pkgs & X Waler-i do w
Vyss.7 Roeron,l Van Renssslaer-2 Lane Lamson co
Fl Babad-l OF Monrose-2 J Il ST FeIix-3C Dowd-l
nes@i Noel, etaafa aelyeB
Bnsse col Bailey, Ward co-l2 Renard col Lis
bou-l Werckms ster-2 Deraismes Boizari-2o Cote
Rusch~i W H Coles A LessmSe-a ] q ManteIMao ]
Rillet-g D BALL Bondard-3 T Hent.2 Tiffany. Young
Eis-ll d d Haviland-6 Harnden & coz w Draper
II Baicy-25 bkts champagne T II Schmidt pkgs Jolly
Freres- COtteTayl Edward Stoddard-
Colt Pave x Liyermore-1 X ii Haight-I w A
Colman-l r Maitland-i Ludeyicus-i Bossange--l
laffay-I Craig Co.'S Fay- Groschaud & Ginne-1 &
Luscher-l Dupre-l Ward Sill Thompson 2 Me-
sier-l Longworth-l Ganoux col Merian Benard-
Austin Wilmerdng--3 Loeschirk WIsendonck-I X
Kohnamm--l Brisbane Cottenet-i Haskell & col
Stewart COL Engler Foley.
BARACoA-Schr Cohannet-35 sticks liguumvt9 bbs mo-
asses lion safe mdse 1000 George Willard
bales tobacco Foster Nickeson-00 punches
mar co-82, 900 oranges Haggarty 4 Meeker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02
WEIGHS
q Il Y nj PIC CIR US.
AT THE
PARK THEATRE.

wth f.s' Simpson
ASIAN ELE EARk Fa ai.XTsIc CIRCUS,
perfect taste by r. SMITH and SEWERS numerous
I ~ ss IF s
'''''''' r.,s,", NEW DROP SCENE,
,, Esteemed one Q, the most talented native artists
sns ss
To PARENTS and GUARDIANS OF FAmLlr.-rhe great,
est care and
part unite nj IN the hsSs.
y WIN the E;l highest degree greco Of talent
Huh JX Vi" s Tsss on
EG%ss9n n, T,s Mess,s RG.kwe
% of common cling with elaborate
comprising nSsb,ns Of every Nason and Cline superby
''''''' ''' R iSiH.' ~ s' FEMALE
After which, MISS X s$ofEssRAs have the homo"
K TsE iS VIZ III a M Ais fSi;S
history Of North America be represented superb
o'''' GREAT e y r 9sSAh + SS9SE'
BArroGG?Tss" re BOARD!
The very aesd MsG Gs 'S sH s i'd, her
syrs ESS asl SEH aHS $lsgi
''' 1 and Fups except by MIR
s"''si 5GSENln n: EaSSTxF Il Of
by Master John Gsn%0y paR Of Mr. C and
,h Ls1P 65 and nd P Pysnns Agility
minutes will ensue.
THE SECOND PART will commence with the introduction
BLAGK s9Sy6 f. nj
whose
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02
90 TO THE YOUNG MEN GREETING.-Know

Co TO THE YOUNG MEN GREETING-Know
e one and ALL that if you would have yourselves and
persons agreeable and acceptable the ladies on
a,opps IN at Phalons, Ala Broadway, and putting in
our poun one OF his beautiful god-leered jars of"Dah
a Iiea an srticle highly esteemed by the ladies in
parcuis, or the toilette As this Recommendation was
a oy aiady il hoped those who read this will
h,s ~ meI advice, for depend upon il nothing
nan SO pretty OF uniqne holiday gift has been got mn
or o. cen's ana ~ per bottle. Don't forget to cali and
look at It, Phaons 2i4 Broadway. opposite ST. paul's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02

y FIRE IN CHARLEsToN.-A fire occurred in Charles
ton on the 9th ult, which broke out in Broughton,
near the corner of Houston-street, and destroyed
property 10 the amount of $4,000, none of which
was insured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02
Domestic ImportatlOns.

New ORLEArs-Barque Natchez-i63 bales Newbod
Crnft-25 ButterworI,li Lee * co-l08 hbds
G6 bbls molases Harmony co23O hhds bbs
leses Rowland Aspinwall-O7 do De Pc Whmarsh
-52 hhds & p Leverch.
MoBLE-Brg Acton-22i bales cotton Hicks co-e Spof.
ford Tilest2n-li Denoen-22A Comstock26 Perkins *
honkini6 persse Brooks-2o Dudley Persse-5l Buett
--l750 slaves to order.
SAvANNAH-Sch Cathane Amandal7 bales cotton George
Colhns.A do Bronson-2O rarmeee Klburn Rogers-2o
Smith Mills eo-ioo hides Rogers69 bales cotton Jos
CHARLEsToN-Ship Catharine( epoed YESTERDAY )-26O
erces rice smith, Mills Coca bales Aymar co-2OO
Sprague, Robinson coo Sacket Brohe--ll Spoford
Tileson co--i3 Smith, Mills color Mathews cola
pkgs w Hager co-28O bales to order.
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We will now take the following table of the circulation
and specie the State Bank and branches for series of
years. which will give the uctuation in the currency Of
Alabama pretty accurately. We also the same
features fthe New Orleans Banks corresponding Pc