.
- - - lenistatime
;perpendicular depth of this hole
was, Berhapitetwo hundred feet.
• :Prom the foot of this laddt-r ther e wai
an cinching to the right, and from it we
boon entered a low, narrow passage,
through which w e crawiPd on our hands
.and knees. With the toil and th•., smoke
of the torches, the heat was almost beyond
endfirance. The pas..ago enlarged, and
again contracted,. descending steeply, and
s., low that their sho.alciers'almost touched
the roof This .opened upon a'great chatim
at one 'We b and beyond we came to anoth
er perpendicular hole, which we descens
..ded'hy
was
Ito in the rock. From this
there acto rer low, crawling passage,
and, almost stifled with heat arid smoke,
,we came out into a small opening, in
.which was a basin of water, being the well.
. The place Was crowded with Indians 61.
ling their calabashes, and they s tined at
the eight of our smoky white faces, as If
EI Demonia had descended among them.
It was, doubtless, the first time that the
lost of a white man had ever reached this I
well.
=~;~ s;
~~~`~
~ j' y 'J ~Y.
Love in a Plzrenzli.—This over, he or
dered the music to commence, planted a
Vaquero on the floor; and led nut a Mes
tiza to dance, again threw ell the Zky stand.
era into confusion, and sat down quietly on
jhe Env at my feet. All the Mestizas
he
: were agaia ca:led out in order, presenting
t same pretty out
I had seen the
evening before. And there was one whom
I had noticed then, not more than fifteen,
delicate and fragile, with eyes so soft arid
dove-like, that it was impossibl e to_ look
.- • • a feeling ilitenderness.
She seern.ql sent into the world to be cher
ished and cared for, and closeted like the
finest Chine, the very emblem of puny,
innocence, and loveliness; and, as I bad
learned, she w is the child of shame, being
the crianza, or natural tLitighter I , f a gen
tleman of the village. Perhaps it was that
she seemed so ill.fi'ted to buffet ssith cian
tamely and reproach that gave such an in
discribable interest to her appearance; but,
rmittuately.brought up in her (ether's house
she they go through life wi,hoLt meeting
en averted face, or feeling that a stain rests
upon her name.
, ,
k-
As may be supposed, the presence of
this aenori ata on th e Him / did nut escape
. the keen eyes of thu mercurial fiscal. All
at once he became excited and restless; and
starting to his feet, gazed at her fur a raw.
rnent as ifentranced by a vision; and then,
as if carried away by his exekernent, and
utterly .unconscious of what be was about,
..he c pushed aside the vaquero who was dan—
cing with her, and, . flinging his sombrero
•
on the groun.l, cried Nit, in a tune of eeeta..
. sy, 'Aroy baylar con vd, me corazon (•I
,stn , going to dance with yde' my heart I')
,43 he. danced, his excitement aeerned to
increase; forgetting every thing around
him, the expression ethi a faCe became rapt.
fixed, intense: he'lore .oir -Li is cacique's
mantle, and, dancing toward her, spread it
at the lady's feet. Thia..seemed only to
excite him; and; auifforgetful of all
else,he seized the collar atria camas., and
dancing violently all the time, with a nee
,.voce grasp, tugged as if he meant to pull
. it over hia head,and throw all he was worth
.at her feet. Failing in this, for a moment
he seemed to give up in d-spair; but all at
once ho the ust his hand under the long gar.
ment,seized the sash around his waist, and
still dancing with all his might, unwound
it, and, moving up to her wi h mingled
grace, gallantry, and desperation, dropped
it at her feet, and danced back to his place,
~By this time his calzoncillos, kept up by
she sash,were giving way, Grasping them
furiously, and holding them up with both
hands, as if by a great effort, he went on
dancing with a desperate expression of,
face that was irresistibly ludicrous.
-- I
During all this time the company was
convulsed with laughter, and I could not
but remark the extreme modesty and pr a y
priety ache young lady, who nev ,, r even
smiled or looked at him, but, when the
dance was ended, bowed and returned to
her seat ; The poor fiscal stood gazing at
-the vacant place where she had stood, as if
the sun of his existence bad set. At length
he turned his hebd, and called out 'amigo,'
asked if there were any Mestizas in my
country; if I would like to take her home
with me; then said that he could not spare
this one,but I might take my choice of the
others.; insisting luridly upon my making a
selection, and promising to deliver any
one I liked to art at the convent.
At first I supposed that these fiscales
-were, like the vaperos,the principalyoung
men in the village, who, for that day, gave
themselves up to frolic and fun; but I learn
ed that these were not willing to assume
such a character,but ample& others known
to them for wit and humor, and, at the
same time, for propriety and respectability
of behaviour. This Was a matador de
cochinos, or pig butcher, of excellent char
acter and many vivo, by which may be
understood sa fellow of infinite wit and
The people of the village eeemed to
*Mak that the power given him to whip
the
,fillertizas, was -the extremity of Jicense;
bat they did not eonvider that, even for the
day„ they put him on equal terms with
those who, in his daily walks, were to him
as beings of another sphere; forlithe time
he ought pour out his tribute of feeling to
beauty and attraction, but it was ell to be
regarded as a piece of extravagance to be
forgotten by all who heard it, and particu
fatly by ber whom it was addressed. Alas!
poor matador de cachinos!
According to the rules, the mantle and
sash which he Lad disown at the feet of
the tidy, beionved to her, and he was o%
Wigiod to
a ppeal to the charity of the spec
tiara for ony to redeem them. In the
Metatinie: the dance continued. The flo
atage having once taken round aa dancero,
litre continually orderi n g the voquerotto
step aside, tied taking their place s . At
timer, inn.
cal under the littectiru t _ o r she flee
la; the Icl'e velocros 'seated' thenagehre a 1
on the gt:Aiund.iit thehead,
;all of the attoor,,and
this hsciendtsong of - ,"ifte, -. *a •
querin, ie • Iternafive lines of , -1110Ta,„entl
Castilian. The 'chorus was ied by the,fi.,
cafes, with a noise that ' drowned every
oilier sound; and while this' lioisteroU s
riment was going on, the light figures of
the 3 1estizas were moving in the dance.
RriF
P RIMIDISNT,
JA
to BUCHANAN, .
BahjeCt the decision of a National Convention.
DAILY MORNING POST.
TR.
rn
tmtoita UID _
rx Ora Irma,
BC7"The "Keystone" and "Reporter" at
Harri.sburgh, are amusing themselves by
making nut lists of the Democratic papers
wi.o denounce, and those who support
Gov Porter, The "Keystone" is not
pleased to give our paper a place in either
catty - Hy— the "Reporter" sets us down in
a list of "neutrals," some of which are
"irrnrd."
These - psp-srs are nne assuming the po
sition tte,t we occupied three yeats since,
and although we never assailed the Guyer..
nnr in the spirit of bitterness in which the
Keystone and Reportet find it safe So de"
flounce him now, we strongly opposed his
nomination, and urged that his conduct had
been such that he could never regain the
confidence of the Democracy, and that his
renomination would work to the injury of
the patty. Time has verifi e d the truth o f
our predictions. Fifty nine journals have
discovered in 1843, when David R Porti.r
has no longer any patronage to bestow,
what was as dearly visible in 1340. and
(because the papers that were honest
ecoukh to condemn the improper acts of
the executive at the time they were corn
mitled, and to warn the party against fur
ther connexion with hi nat a time when Glorious!—Another Fourier t i
.Issocia
, elloonneAtnoonther. li c idustri a
.11
fr Asso , ciation hart
o m f l
a c n o d u nt
hasy
he might have been opposed with some ad
i N.
Y. A r a er rm a
of onln
1300 acres er
vantage, do not now assist in kicking the
dead lion, they are misrepresented, and been purchased on the State road, two
ungenerous insinuations cart out respect.
leg their political position.
13avid R Porter's policy
known before his second nomination as it)
ia now; many of the acts of his 'first term ( are to
east of Water:own, with buildines
Isufficient for the temporary" accommoda.
~ 't.ion of 1.50 resiient members. 838,603
was as we " , have been already paid in; and operations
are to beirensediately commenced.
were as much calculated to destroy the
confidence 61,6 perry in him as any that
have occurred during his second, but we
have no recollection that any of our liar.
risburg friends objetted to his renomina
tion. . They had no disclosures to make
the* fur the public eye; they occupied the
position of "unarmed neutrals," or V arm•
ed at all, they brandished their weapons
for the purpose of sustainieg his Excellen
oy in an insulting Jeflance given to the
people. If our kind friends of the Repors
ter would reflect on these mstters, and on
our course in relation to Governor Porter's
administration, we think they would give
the Morning Posta different classifiication
RI - -
' e l i ef
N'otes.—About the middle of Febrtuiry
Jest, we published the following statement, show—
ing, ss7nearly as it was possible, from the n,ost
autlyntic sources, the stato of the "Relief tote'
speculation on the part of the commonwealth:
The whole anm isbued was $2,182,650 58
Banks which redeem all their is •
sues in specie;
N Liberties. 70,000
lls:awarc Co., 43 057
Far Wes, 8uck5,92,220
Germantown, 35,544
801
Funded by Chester co bk 2
:50 000
) Farmers of Len't 23.000
M chtmic.' Phil 65,000
Do Farm & Medi *do 62 500
Do Harrisburg hank 1,042
0442,343
Add to thim the mums cancelled
on the 7th February, at the Treas.
Of Towanda
Berks county
West branch
Erie
Leaving actually in circulation, on
the 7th of February, 1943, re , .
ckemalle "in acts of Assembly,"
the sum of
$1.514.307 68
On the lit of May, 1813, according to an offi
c:al statement trout the prop._r officers, there was
cane( lied the following sums;
Perks County Bank 16 362
Moyamenaing Bank 8,430
Manufacturers and Mechanics' Bank 6..61
Towanda Bink
640 r
palm Township Bank
5 358
%vest Branch Bank
4.174
Etie Bark
1,816
IMO 000
This leaves an actual circulation of 1,594307.
68. B it is a knotty question to decide upon
lha reel nmount in circulation;for a vat amount of
c.unterf its upon the 'Exchange Bank' of Pitts
nurg h, the •13 irks County Bank,' and perhaps oth.
ers,are in the hands of the community,ao well
coted aq aim a' to defy the holder t,t reeognizs
the real note from the imitation. This makes
much gucu work, and it need not surprise any
one to hear, in due time, from the accounting of
ficer*, that they have cancelled the $2,100,000; and
yet there will be either a large amount ou hand,
in the banks, or in circulatioc.
A statement of a couple of the worst Banks we
subjoin:
I hg Towanda Bank was
a..t rised to is'ue $lOO.OOO
Thee.; en been canecl'd 891696
Outstan - rng. not inclu.
ding spu MIS issue
The Berka County bank had a
capital of $99,000, and accord.
in/to thelth tecsa of theses of
May, coult4serieisied 024,760
But by some !seer-leant - in
issued this much n.ori, - 15,2 . 50
•
•
Acrordin to the statements of On
accnording officers, thus has
been cancelled
I e dvi"3 ontsftrrding
SDAY, MAY 16, 1843
' , lee First Page.
83.996
,8 243
1,782
6,679 $542,343 00
t is stated iu the Philadelphia papers
that a new missile of war, called the thun
der -bolt shell, which in its exidosion will
tear asunder the largest ship of war, had
been recently tried in that vicinity, in the
presence of several naval officers, who prow
nounced its performances perfectly satis
factory in every way.
"G
ood hurnor is the clear blue sky of
the soul."
Old Sol Smith is in New Orleaos,etting
the stro lest kind of puffs from the g papers
“Ttw Mt. Vernon Democratic Banner”
is now edited by D. A. Robertson, well
known as the editor of the late Cincinnati
Elevator. The Banner goes for Van an.
ren, and is, of course, edited with much
talent.
$10,304
They have a lady in Providence, A. 1.,-
whom they designate..the znyatiriotia". on
:account of the grestthinga she pspepatas.
The - Chroniela umos folks to go and 4. wit.
neat her triCki; 'You will see ....614retateii'
in a vatti hastniess,'attractive shape, isiiiit
the itAtere of holding a cons enit with
'a 4 ° h P '• a I ldillaY ellY I°l o'. , ! a :-.. 14 . 1i Pkt i 11.N44:11141-jaith
. N 44 :1 1141- jaith a .Ablifi' l .... , .. --:-_•• .-- --
$4 0 , 0 09
=MO
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1 -7.-, Th d i . ll l lll ,•>. -!- . • :• - -
•
The .N Y lieu neatetkri. thaner ens •
-'
P lilsitt. di
I .
lion of finantha silkirs are extr4l4ely rainarkable.
W e are in tlakthidet of an impartitit ch thge,which
is going : o4lrd with X abgree trtraridity almos i
unparalleled. Hat'yeaterday, cetafiJonce in the
honesty and integrity of our States, our country
and oar peop.e,was unfelt; to-day we see the Recut.
cities of these States, which wereiyesterJay looked
upon with attypienn, bought with it freedom, and
at•a rate which indieates; - ifmot an Stahl:restore
tion of confidence, at least a neat approximation
towards the state offiefiltir. .
Nor is the increase or prides confined to Stocki
and Statedsecurities, it has extended to- merchan,
dize and agricultural products, to manufactured,
both foreign eud domestic, and to all the Maple
productions of the soil. These facts combine to
force upon us the-conviction Chet the severe de
pression under which we have beets so long suffer
ing, has rea•zhed its lowest point, and that in rum
Lure the teudeucy will be upwards. . This result
depen.le, however, entirely upon the course par.
sued by the Legislatures of the indebted States,
and of the commercial community generally.
Trial of Thorn -.Found Guilty.
The Eastern (Maine) Argus contains the
report of the trial of Thomas Thorn,charg.
ed with murder, an account of which we
gave a few days ago. The prisoner ap.
peared very depressed and uneasy. His
air of confidence and unconcern had entire
ly disappeared. He had weighing upon
his mind, incubus like, a premonition of
what' was soon to fall with solemn solenovj
nity upon his ear.
The names of the Jury having been call. '
ri by the Clerk , and the ner directed
to stand and ho!d up his h a nd, riso
the Ifitsrro.
gatory wee put, "What say you, Mr Fore,
man, is the prisoner at the Bar, guilty or
not gulltyl" The Foreman in a Clear
voice. pronounced, the awful word,
GUILTY!! And so responded all his
fellows.
In the first or second degree? was ,the
next inquiry. lii the first degree
The prisoner stood, during this trying
scene, up firmly—evidently nerved for the
worst. His countenance did not vary
from its depressed hue, as worn when he
entered—and he took hie seat at the con-'
elusion, as calmly as though the decision
had been quite the revese of guilty of
murder.
The Bardstown Gazette, says, that du
ring a late hailstorm in that plac e a gentle.
maii"Observed something very peculiar in
the appearance of the hail whichistas pi
lots sod upon being thrown into Wylie
they ignited and sent forth a steal% fike
that which proceeds from Britostossar.4-f
itaryLeonfinement hat 'been standnned
is the RbeJ e Island penitemiary. ' The
Pmvidenca Journal says it was found to
operate unfavorably upon the health or the
prisoners, and frequently to induct, partial
and confirmed insanit .
We would ask no better evidence of
good times than the universal .striking' for
higher wages in all parts of the Union. It
shows that the dernanj for labor hare in
creased.
The Millmite s arc a b out erecting anoth
er Templet in Boston. The present,. one
will not stand long enough.
. -
A tornado &Ai irett.-4. terrific whirlwind
Passed over RAnkilt county. Mississippi, on the
22d April. lii the neighborhood of the Canieniiry
College, it tore up trees, injured farms arid did
injury to houses, but no lives lost.
Col Johnson was in St Lous on the 6th
inst.
The Buffalo Theatre opened on the 12th
inst. Bill Warren, Mr Rice and his wifr,
Hennessy and Mrs Marble are there.
The Presbyterians of England,Scotland
and Ireland, are preparing to celebrate the
cd centennial anniversary of the Westmin.
ster Assembly of Divines, in October -
The sailors of New Orleans, to ihe num
ber of two or three hundred, had a strike
on the 29th ult. for lii2her wages—they
want $2 per day instead of $1,50.
The steamb)ms Plying between Albany
and New Yorksare doing a greet business.
Hypocrisy is but a thin veil, and those
who wear it, let them be ever so self satis
fied. will and in the end, that nothing en•
dures long u Truth.
- - Fssirii ly istrtt—LoAsicatitz—The Diht
ly h'Ke e
uuaia: 01 thiegU. , Inst., gives an
accoilut of - atiistressie g ateir that occur—
ired -in ' Woodford canntv, Ky., the week
I
before. A Mr. Woolfolk was indebted to
(h;.3 son,in law, Mr. Rowan. Rowan press
ed bim fur payment, and they being unable '
to agree, the adjustment of the difficulty
was turned over to the son of Mr. Wool
folk, . who becoming exasperated in the
course of the transaction,' shot his brother
in-iaw, Rowan, who died almost instantly.
Young Woolfolk fled and bad nr:t been ta
ken.
The following information holds out
strong inducements to go to Florida:—So
great has • been the emigration to the
Alachua county, (Fla.) that corn, the chief
product of that section, now commands a
pricl of 91 per bushel.
Extensive.—The amount of the defalcas
tion in the New Orleans Custom House
amounts to one hundred thousand dollars.
It occurred about a year ago when the
Collector was absent.
he Governor of Delaware now offers
one thousand dollars for the apprehension
of Owen Day, the murderer of Mr. Can.
non.
Dead.—The Hon. John H. Robinson
formerly a Senator in Congress from Illi
nois, and more recently ,sne of the Judges
of the Supreme Court of that State.
11.5 Tuesda y -morning at o'clock, we will welt a
general asrorialent of season/Ole Dry Goods, con
sisting of Cloths. Cassimeres, Calicoes, Bleached and
Drown Muslina, Flannels, Book and [Swiss Muslin,. Jac•
opet and Cambric Matline, Moos de Lainer, 'Fiefdom
Drillings, Unman Cambric and Conon Fild,fs., Suspenders.
Willie and Lead cui'd Hose, Spout Colton. clewing 811 k
and Twin, kc.
AT2 O'CLOCK P, At —One 2 horse Carrie!, nearly
new, Eastern wake. a superior ads CI, with 3 rails and
fall top; 20doz. F.asforn 3 and 4 nronze Manure Forks.
New Furniture, canslstina of Mahogany and other '
Chairs, 'rubles, Cradles, Readsleads, cherry and cullers,
also a variety ofsecond hand furniture.
8 PA HNE B T6CK 41 Co.
car Wood rid sih
PUBLIC NOTICE.
/nix the 14th inst. an Inquest. according to law, was
XJ , made In presence ante undersi:ned 'upon a view
of a deed wan found in the Ohio river, at a point deal:.
mated •Flog Island.' about eleven miles fro.n the city of
Pittsburgh. The finding of the Jury Is. --ghat t./4/ de.
ceased was deafened in a tray and wearier stka•ra to
thew; bat, is vie* of tie fact, cell*..ted , they believe
that the a mfartoseitaoecuressce wee net an act of pre
°meditated goat by any indtradool,'
The orldencre upon the person nit Ise deceased to mark
an indentity satisfactory to distant relatives are as fol
lows, to wit:
Clot/tin:: pair of black pantaloons —grey coat with
black buitons.—vesi of red and hiack atripe—hlark silk
cravat—one watch lately cleansed at Jamestown N. Y.
Other personal property, sundry due hills, Indicating
tpat the name of the unfortunate man, Itt Jo AAAAA
Samar la. rourteen dollar. N. York currency with a
Warren county shinplaster of s 0 cents ware fotind
in his priekerbook.
The friends of the deceased will learn farther myrtle.
Mars on application to the CO amissinoers of Atte:hefty
wanes, with whom the papers of the deceased, have Attu
drivelled.
JA M 173 CALL/EC
mar 16 Si. '
JOhlo To*Arhip.
S aBEL'S N. 0, AidLassr.s..
7 Casks Baton Hilm, this day received and for
J. 4. A. GORDON.
12 Water St.
NEW GOODS,
AT XO. 86 N.IRKET STREET.
T HE subseriber wou'd respectfully inform his friends
and the public in general, that he is now receiving
from New York and Phi l adelphia, a large and well selec
ted stock of Fancy and Variety Goods, which will be sold
wholesale and retail at reduced prices for cash only. The
stock comprises in part as (allow s :
Tortoise shell, Tuck, Twist. Side,Dresslng and Pocket
Combs; Buffed i Horn, Twist, Side. Dressing and Pocket
l'onitis; Ivory Fine, Greven: and Picket Comb ; Ho'rn
Tuck, Trvlsr,Side, Greeting and Porket Cnmhe, 'Wood
Combs, Tapes, Hooks and Eye., Pins, Needles, Threads
of all kinds; Thimbles, Suspenders, Percussion cam
I Sewing Silk, Buttons. Pocket Banks, Pen Knives. Fels.
sors,Cotton Cord, Boot and Shoe Laces,Palm Leaf Hats.
German Silver Table and Tea Spoons, Fancy and Com
mon Fans. Fahey Soap, Colope Water, Slate Penella,
Willow, Straw and Manilla Work Baskets; Basket Wag. -
Bons. Chairs and Cradles.
ft. No w a faro assortment of Rosewood 'Writing Desire,
Dressing Cases, Work Boxes, Fine Shaving eases and
boxes, Backgammon hoards, Chessmen, Walking Canes,
A ecordps ns, Fine Hair and Tooth Brushes, Pincushions,
Fancy boxes, Clgar.cases,. Gold Finger-tiny; Breast
Pins and Elr-rinp, Gold and Sliver Pc ells, flair Fins;
Bonnet iloldt rs and Fancy Buffalo combs. -
The above articles may be had in connection with ev.
cry article In the variety di parimem. Call and examine.
may 16
Z. KINZEir
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EESE! CHEESE!!
A PRIME lot of We4ern Reserve Cheese, some weigh
ing one hundred pounds, for sate low for mph by
STACY LLOYD,
1410 Loherty street.
GROCERIES ! GROC ERI ES ! !
J UST opened a splendid lot of Groceries, fresh from
;be Etat, and as Me subscriber intends selling for
nothing but dank, bargains may lie expected.
[ltion't forget to call at 140 Liberty street
may 16
EtrAC Y LLOYD.
MONEY FOR LAND.
l AM authorised to invest a FWD of money 'ln Real
Estale In or near Pltishurgli: a block of city, IN el.
clnity of city, Lat., Improved or unimproved; or In a
Paoli of two or three hundred mires. P'esse address
per Post Office, or call at my office in 4th street above
may 16-It.
Wood.
ALEX. BRACKENRIDGE.
rJ O the Ronorente indica of the Court of General
Querier Sessions of 'he Peace, in and for the county
of Allegheny.
The perllion Of Henry Knoi of the 3d ward
of A Ile2heny, , Ih the county aforesaid, humbly sbewetli.
That your petitioner bath provided himself with ma
terials for the accommodation of travelers and others at
his dwelling house in the city and ward aforecctid, ald
prays that your honors will grant hint a llcenae to keep
a Puldle House of nntertainment. And your petitioner
as In ddty bound will pray. HENRY
KNOB_
! do cWertify e the m that t h e
scrier?, chlies of the .itli ward Allegheny,
e above pe n iltloner Is of good repute for
honesty and temperance and Is wel' provided with house
room and conveniettclee for the aecornmodailon and
lodging of strangers and travelers, and that the said
tavern as necessary.
Char Von Bonhorst, Robt Porter Wm Gilmore
James Marshall Jackson [lesson A Cupples
Wm Stevenson Wm Paul James Ki they
Rob: Paul
J2B Chtrry E Rled
may 16 —dit m3l*
LISICZL WILL
L. dr J. D. WIC4, JOEUt D WICK.
Wholesale Grocers & Dealerfria Produce,
116 Wood &rec. 4 doors above Firth rt.
PITTS/11.11108.
FIRE, STRIA, BOAT AND GARDEN
ROSE.
fIAFING made esta nsiviarrangements Ibr the man
*facture of the above article, I am now prepared
to fill all orders for COPPER lINJO IROMEIPETED
: oat, and whkb 1 %tend Shall be made of the ell 7 beet
material and drorknianairp, eqUal, in quality, and ten
per cent. halli than Eke Eastern mann facture-
Orders 'eft with A Patron, Brass Fon uder,2nd street,
er at my .Eaddls, name's and Trunk &ore, No. 3B
. Wood street,' rorner . of Diamond Utley, will be promptly
tendod to.
N, B. R R HARTLEY.
—AN kinds
_of visited lifitelop e,lissala made as
iimer: sire, all liindii :Rae repaired, .
• may Id-4t.
Suction 4iles.
INFORMATION has_hcen reterecd• that 011• 14.261 h
day of Jetty teat, knack:4e Was madeDr at the of
tire of the Collector of the Coal onisat 'New Orleais,ton.
taining treasury notes of the United Stales, winch
had been received at that office,and had been paid and
cantelled by writing upon their face, and by a receipt
endorsed upon them, which package has not beet. reoelv
ed, It has been ascertained that some of the notes thus
paid and cancelled have beep paid Into the custom-houses
and to receivers of public moneys, bearing very Wight
indications, irani, life prior cancellatioa; from which
It is apprdliehded that others, of the same description
Tay be la circulation. At these nOtei are wholly thral
l., and 'cannot be received, or 'in any way *chi:tow/edged
by the Treasury, it Is deemed proper to publish the fol.
lo wiog abstract of them, that the public nay be on their
gtiard against receiving them.
List of Treasury Notes reerrod to in the above portico
Number! ______ ....
true
4-
r. Date of Note
3354 C 10 November, 1837 •
6929 B 23 June, 100 21838 100 6
6643 A 25 A asb3l , • ''
.50
388 1 Iday, 1840 50 2
2.52 C A 6
.. 6
1 ,000 5 2-5
..
260 B 13 "
"
213 C 11.. 100 2
2
.. 1
252 C
,0001110 6
..
734 B 5 March,
29 July.
5
St
:r27 C 24 °ember, 100
2921 B
0 17 December, It 500 2
50
4
442
66 2
B 2
30 January
C 12 February,
200 8
8 16
158
154 A
163 A -
2 17 18 1 C B 3 March_
_ 23 SC
61
10 C 6
134 8 61
135 c 66
240 C GS
249 C
19 A 9
77 B It
78 C 66
76 A 06
81 C
64 A 12
557 B 31 .
106+ A .•
52 7 B 5 Amu,
528 C
537 I.: %.
533 A
77t A 23••
200 8 96 .
6u2 8 23 1411i 7
40 A 3 n
806 8 5
443 11 8 „
8115 A 5 4 ,
395 8
396 IC 6
403 C 6 44
879 V 3 ..
394 A 6 4.
673 A 13..
675 c
674 ft
579 C 26.
30 u 31..
13 C "
111 j B Jane
751 A 15
3 56 B it 4.
lit A 28••
558 C 7 J.ly .
610 A /2 ..
22 0 A
221 B 4.
6 / 2 C "
537 c ..
1 29 C ..
83 IS ..
6 91 A 0
397 A . .
520 A ••
265 A .•
399 C "
483 C ••
721 A ••
567 C ••
440 B
441 C •.
377 B "
307 C
762 c
337 A
389 B
563 B ••
421 A ••
293 8 ••
294 C ••
535 A •
599 11
594 C
713 B ••
780 0 "
571 A
576 C "
600 C "
614 11 "
205 A 30 Beptetaier,
206 B ••
717 C t October,
1 122 C
1 045 A
1 308 C sNovember,
1 313 B
1 340 B
1 346
1429 A 13 '•
765 C 19 "
1552 A 24 ••
1 638 B 2s
1 686 A lbetembcri
1667 B U
1668 C
1669 A
1670 B ••
1671 C ••
1678 A •.
8 40 C 10 "
1884 C 23 "
1867 A
1790
1954 A
1912 A
1908 C
1792 A
1906 A
543 C 30 •
542 11 ••
541 A
538 A
539 B
546 C
1616 8 31
2208 C 41
220.9 C 46
2z43 A
2283 C n
2326 A t,
2246 n
2247 C
2248 A
2170 A
2278 A
2279 B
14 4.
985 A 5 February,
3940 1 .!
3960
3469 A
887 g
882 C
3739 'A
L 3740 a
3492 g
3499 A
3500 B
3501 C
3943 A
3944
3945 C
-3490 C
3733 A
2734 B
2735
3745 A
883 A
880 A
884
881
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2849 B
3597 c 16 ..
3509 11
1 3600 C
3536 B
3541 A
3534 c
3538 c
3065 B.
2652 B
4656 c
4528 B
3 014 B
3058
3674
.8
5308 A
12:33 ..
1214
1217 i
1213 -
1218 A
1227 c
1219 A
A
1220 a
1211 c
[at B
136 A
138 B
6205 A
6206 B
8191 A
8194 A
8185 B
8192 a
820 a A
820 B
8214 c
8225 B
655 g A
8192 B
6393
C
.6395 is
654,
82°0 A
8193 c
8211
18218 1
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ti
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82 20 a
C
8196 c
11 40 C
6532 A
6535 A
6217 A
6218 9
5394 A
7645 A
6202 A
6577 A
FS7I A
6541 A
8313 B
11213 11
sate c
8217 C -
9216 9
9199 c
0 2 24 A A
pen A.
16230 1 1
16231 ' 6-
6221 8
&123: A
Rtzt e t 41
6223 I
6214 0
6251 a
6237 41
6257 C
'658 B
1144 A
6244 A
6243 8
2662 C
6241 A
1133 a
7660 A
7663 A
7L64 a
7665 U
t6/31 B
1147 b
214? A
6? A -
517 A
8402 ft
6250 A
6219 C
7bBo C
1142 a
16214 A
16215 a
7635 c
705
p 406 A B
t 4
7448 B
293 8 2 March;
8.292 C .4
1536 b h
ails C 3 'i
8416 A a
1554 C 41
342 C 4 6
10655 B
10647 C
10653 C
10721 8 5
10723 C
382 A '
383 1 ,
359 B .
360 C 41
294 D C ir
8941 A .4
1983 It 8 ~
1757 8 91
145 A .4
40.1 V lj n
1930 A of
121973 31 • 0
544 A St
12395 B If
4850 C .
586 A .3
12958 B o 1
12393 C ..
12.538 A. .#
12.539 B I.
12540 C .
14652 C 19
11860 A .
11861 8
520 A 31 "lamb
571 A 44
540 0 I/
12496 A "
12497 B .
12498 C P/
12048-C 99
12916 A 1 April
12918 C
12917 B 111
12919 A .
13004 B 2 n
15839 B
15822 C
• J. C. SPENCER.
SECRETARY OF TIM TELAIMEY
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tot p er
Note. cent.
50 3
1 1 41 1,000 6
50 5
100 2
100 2
50 2
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500 6
500 6
4 6 1,000 6
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