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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17

In s uassa ssaiss Osa Gf ne r.sass i,.scs az Viz
'" = Il stnla. laaa ad latli
erhkE1e9. 81 the cay OF Rislisssa.L ha,las
- hesi rcunn praying thai he may bo declared
bankrupt n L. ordered thst All persona claiming DC
eredors OF The ssi I. ", SlreeteI chow the
CTur. the Sh tAy cf July neat why the said o. n
rtreeter be not declared Bankrupt pursuant the
fcongre In that behalf andthai copy OF this
der b. published In the newspapers seeorng the 2e
aud 2iih Rules Of Court
Acopy. Tcsfc.
lee wsw HENRY GIBSON, elk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17

COMIC SONGS.
ID II. TAYLOR has for sale the following Comic Songs
Il Does your mother know you're
Tee total society; The hopp ulent man
When we were oct a fishing
Sch &c ting up stairs; Tho har dsomc man
% mru, what silly things
Tea IN The arbour; The loving couple
Good old Irish gentleman
4 frog he would 4 wuoing 20
Magon NcPhcrsCn was nice
AWuscmenisof the city. touch OF the times
Monsieur Cupid; The GOOD OH times
The aissaiistcd man, any thing a. make n change
The adventures Of Paul PTY; Billy BARLOW
Mamma. mamma, OF why don't the men propose
Nothing else 10 10
Cork Less Old beau. being match for oil maid
wealthy old man wooinE didgo
Nassaisa siin=y man; ZIP Coon
lien the carpenter and sally Brswn
NauN Hall, or tits she hest II an delights
Long lime aeO-Jcuny get your hoe.cake done
Mrs Poe; Chanting Kenny
Mr. and Mrs Jones; McoTbicu. Ginger Hue
Gumho ChaH; Jim Brown; James Crow
The hght cigar The nice young
Nice young mldens; Jonny Booker
John Strauss. John Strauss; John Gilpn
Johu Noit, why not The striped pig
Patrick Carey
Medley song. selected from - popular airs
Iarnaion strange; Mrs ~; Very Pekooliar
I'm quite a family mani Free Niger
sitting rail
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
maid w,rw A''py-r'' Henry GIBSON. ok

-, =, No., gina, MY JUlE, Iei<
lanes DEAN Of the county Of Campbell, hsvnc
filed petition PRAYING that he uay be declared bank
rup Is ordered that all persons claiming be creditors
Of the said James Dean show the Court, the
sih day Of July next, why the said James Dean
declareda bankrupt pursuant 10 the OF Congress
thai behalf; aud that copy Of this order be published In
the newspapers according the 22d ant 2ih rules OF
court.
Copy Teste,
TOsPptJ Z pAT-rTry
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17

' ''~ N"'t-' -lll'b uf ~ ht IfDru DIsfrr
ginil, 18Th May, 1872
On me petition Of John Sfigicr,
AGAINST
Joseph M1rsh-fn BnHtruBfcV.
IN read ng fhc petition Aforesaid: n Or ordered by uo
- court that notice thereof Boz given the SAID Iosopl
MafH personally, ~ delivering him copy thereof III hc
Do nun1 within fhc District by leaving copy thereof
AZ s Known usual place uf residence. within me Dlstref
lcaffN days before me no DAY NJ July next, when a
heating viii he bad upon The SAID petition az the Civ
lia' m fbe City n Richmond. within Tire said distinct
anil also that notice thereof be- published the negspa
pers according 10 the &l and @ith rules Of court ~ af
a persons Interested may appear the said limo and
Place sud slow cause Hny they lave, why the said Pc
tiiOn should not be granted
copy. Tcsic,
20 70 w5w HENRY GIBSON, ok
to Iyucbburr Vfrrioiau will eopv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
10 LynehburE vlrrIoisn viii eopy.

lathe United States Coun for The Efscrn Diaicf of vir
GINA 1871 May, l-fH
IL Ne p'itou ~ hugh M0uEomcric, ouc Of the part
- nefsof James " nOyi, lsslc DiscHp1r. and Rotten
'nd, doing buFinr under The rfyc anil fru of floyd
L,,n"nl y Co.. a-ainst Joseph Mar.l-fn Bqntrupfcy
w .ruH lc ptnpu H'orcelf. b Dr. ordered by the
,outi' ihal npce thereof be gwen 1 fhe said Joseph
mafs personally by ielivc ring him cory thereof fo be
nuhd Win TIE District ~ leaving copy fhere1fa is
huowh usus place ~ Residence within the District af losuf
twenty days before Tho h Jay ~ JOY next whcna hear
~ VIII lc had upon Tic said petition tho ty Han n fe
ty ~ Ric hmOud, within the said District. agJ alec maj
notice hei cot be published n The newspapers ace ornv
70 TIE Xd aud 2i rules Of Conri, 80 that a persons rfe
rested ntY appear Tive fad time and place and s,s
cause uany they have why the said petition should not
bc griufcd. A cnry-Tcrfe.
un tG-W6w HENRY GIBSON gpk
~ Lyuchbura Vrainian viii copy.
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COMETS, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &c.
NUNS Bonncis, ~ Is OF ''
MISSES straw, Leghorn and Ziphytine Bonnefs
and Fancy Bonnots ''i ''F'' 'inc
Artificial Flowers
ionabie styles, anc will he sod low ' "sN
ALSO
"eNucneh's -ni Boys straw, Palm. Manila and Leo
npIh iidli az ~ O. NNINGfIANiS
~ Ut New and thcIr Cash Dr. G.oIt- store
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ma q wIIw JOSEPH BATTLEY. ID G.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
80 80 go M


THE subscriber having been engaged In the Drug and
dpofheeGry business, in New York and Phi asephia
Tor the past eleven years. has associated with himself Mr
Thomas Harrison, Of this CRY. aud commences bust
ness this day, under the firm Of Bolton a Harrison
EDWARD e BOLTON.
Richmond, May 9th, 1874 mac Or
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17

s-.-...- ''t'f' oHHihii ~ 10 v. ~
NiWFlNih-In ChnHcsrV-At Ruicn, holden in fl,9
tlefha btcc ~ The Circuit superior Count ~ s,y
,nd Chsneery for King william County, on The si lev Of
Chrisiopher Davis Reuben " Davis II,rtpso Hughes
and MarY y DIS WIFE who before her inermarrsro win
said Iiarman Hugh'swaaM Mary z Davis. Pnis.
Against ~
Robert Hil u, exor Of tho last will and testament Of
iohn hinns deco and Christopher Tompkns late ahcrf
81 kinE william county, aud committee admir- de- boris
non Win the VIII annexed Of Reuben Dugar, decreased
The defendant Robot Hn, Ir., cS'or NJ tho jasi vu
ndtcfacn on John King. decd, not having entered he
appcaian'o aud given security according 10 The srt -
semgy and ie Rules % Ibis Court, aud appcafinr bv
faufartnry evidence thl hc o. not an inbsifsrt ~
eouuiyi isordcIcd, Tint tho faid defendant ~ o
,oto on the hrf Monday In August ncxt and ,ns,l ,
tU 81 Plaintiffs ani That copy u this or'icf c
~. sflch ~ towc newspaper published In m, ety y,
rCnn,nu l9I Two months ccaeivciy and poetol
mont d1ofoi The tnuuh0usc NJ this county W. '''''
ma % waw NO poft,,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17

v ~ 1919 Al Rules. held the UIsI1ss one. Of
K,c, a. n superior Court Of Law an Chanc erS ,r
Gray Dabney, "'''' "'o "" OF June, leif
Against fiaihua.
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From The Richmond Wig.
CoNsTITUTIONALiTY OF A PROTE

CONSTITUTIONALiTY OF A PROTEC-
TIVE TAR1FF--No. II.
In my FIRST number, | submitted some
remarks upon that part of the Constitution
which empowers Congress to provide for
the common defence and general welfare,
tending to show that the protection OF
American Iabour fell clearly within that
provision. 40 argument, equally clear,
NAV be drawn from the commercial power
of Congress. The Constitution expressly
gives the power TO CIRCULATE commerce.
with foreign nations" shall not attempt
10 90 into technical argumens upon this
subject, but | wish 10 inquire WY this
commercial power was given TO Congress
For VIVA, purpose were they in"7,.ed with
authority 10 regulate COR eel" Esl.
IDENTIFY for the purpose of ling such re-
strictons, and of Offering Itch encourage
ments, as would subserve the best interest
of the nation. And how was this provision
understood a, the time the Constitution was
framed? This may easily be learned ftou
the history of that period.
Before the adoption of the Constitution.
the power of regulating commerce resided
in the States and as the interest OF ono
State was somewhat at variance With the
interest of another, these regulations were
conflicting, and productive of many evils.
Virginia and Maryland were the FIRST to
move in this subject. They appointed
commissioners TO adopt joint regulations
concerning the navigation of the Chesa-
peake, and the Rivers which flow into i. ;
and also, 10 establish Tariff of duties up.
on imports. This attempt proving, in u
great measure, aborsive, Virginia passed 3
resolution, in l7s6, inviting Convention
of all the States, to take into consideration
the great subject Of Trade or Commerce 10
the United States. This invitation led TO
the Convention which framed the Cocstitu.
ton of tho United States.
As the Constitution transferred the cuui.
mercial power from the States to the 6sa.
eral Government, We shall easily perceive
what this power given to Congress is, by
ascertain,ng what it was, as exercised by
the States. Az exercised BY the States, il
consisted in imposing impost duties; nos
only to obtain revenue, but TO protect
mo,mfachrcs, We not only learn this
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-10
THO. HARRIS.
H-
TRe Bankrupt Ear.

EEAVING taken considerable pains to acquaint
"A "a myself with the provisions o.. the Bankrupt
Law, lately passed by Congress, hereby tender
my services to such as may wish to avail them
selves of its benefits. shall attend the United
States Court for this District, and if necessary,
the Circuit Court also Persons wishing 10 avail
themselves of my services, can see me on the ap.
proaching Sixth Circuit of the Superior Court;
and afterwards, shall be found in my office in
Salisbury.
IL. C. JONES.
N. d. take this occasion TO correct prevail.
ing error concerning this Law. Many persons
find, suppose that no one, except such as owe to
the amount Of Five Hundred Dollars, can claim
its. benefit. This is mistake, for it embraces
ali persons owing debts who are unable to
"mcet Them" no matter how small the amount.
II C. J.
Salisbury, Feb, |, 1871. H3
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New Copartncrship
IL THE
TAILORING BUSINESS.

Subscribers having formed copsr,ner.
u ship lor the purpose Of carrying en- the III
lofing Buaiaess in oil is various branches 10 Con.
cord, y. c. under the firm of Price & MeAlasters,
oaer their services to the people Of Cabarrus and
the public in general Their shop is the same oc-
eupied by Mr.. Chas. n. Price, They ilatter them
selves that they will be able to please all who may
favor them wish a call. One Of the firm having
been employed considerable portion Of his timo
az a cutter in some Of the most fashionable Estab-
lishmeuts IN the CITY Of Philadelphia and having
the advantages Of IN extensive acquaintance 10
relation 10 bis business and the ether having car
ried on shop ior a considerable tune in Concord,
they are sure that they eau oder Inducements 10
tho pablo IN their business which they pledge to
full Thar work shall be done ia the latest and
niost fashionable style and warranted 10 DO supe-
fioF in workmanship to any in the country. They
hoPo BIZ puncluality and strict attention 10 their
business 70 merit a share Of public patronage
Their price shall be in proportion 70 the times.
CHARLES N. PRICE.
JOHN K. McNASTEES.
Concord, FsJ /, lSi2. 22d
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WILLIAM saNDRY

Gives Notice, that, as the firm Of Normcat &
Sandfy wss dissolved IN tho FIRST Of aS, lanasry,
III persons indebted 10 tho sAinc, 10 any way, must
make carly settlements, as the affairs Of said firm
mast h closed without delay.
". s. would also give notice, that all accounts
made a, tho shop formerly owned by John 0'FaT.
rel, mex, door absyc the Charlotte Hotel, between
lebfuary, Isll, and January 1912, are doe him,
end must DC closed Immediately by Cash or Note
Those not complying With this no,'ee must no,
complain II they are called upon before long by
an ulhcer.
MafcL 3, 1912. 25
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Il Htgieay Rob5er Mot.--The Sunbu.
rs American says: a gentleman, direct
from Tioga county, Informs US that ira
weller, who had considerable sum of mo.
ney with him, left Wellsboro' on horse.
back, about ten days since, on his road
west. About II miles west OF Southport
he stopped at hose KEEP, by man nam
ed Brush, of suspicious character, but the
only house on the road, and but few miles
before no entered the wilderness. There
was nothing that occurred in the house tina.
excited his suspicion, bu, he had scarcely
entered the woods when rabbit came run.
mag iuto The road. He drew his pistol
10 shoot It, but it missed fire. He then
tried another @ith the same effect. This
excited in his mind some suspicion, and on
examining his pistols found tia, The char.
gss had been drawn from both and filed
with bran. He Immediately reloaded both
pistols, and before he had proceeded mile
on his road, a man, with his face painted
black, rushed out from the woods and seZ.
ed the bride of his horse. The traveller
drew a pistol aud told him that he would
shoot him if he did not let go. The ira
weller then fred upon him and shot him
through the heart. He Immediately rode
back TO the house for assistance, to which
the robber was removed, and on washing
his face discovered 10 be the landlord
American Sentinel.
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To Silk Growers.

EEAVlNC established small fla,uro at This
Il u place. the subscriber wishes to purchase
Coc00Ns. for whioh he I'll pay fair price for
any quantity iba, may to offered Tie also wish.
en- 10 cortraci with any person who has tho Mal-
berry Trees and coooonerIcs now established for
supply fof the ensuing year, or with any per.
-cu Who wishes 10 engage in the prodarlicn Of
Cocoars. lie has il in contemplation TO enlarge
his mandatory ir arrangements Gao DO made for
tho supply Of Cocoons. Any ooe having Coeoous
now on hand for sale will find a market Tor them
hy applying te tic subscriber at Concotd, y c.
WILLIAM jerks.
Concord, Feb. 5, 1879. 200
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NOTICE.

A Ii. persons indebted to the subscriber by
"a Book Account, are particularly requested 10
close them By Cash or Note, between nov and the
January Court, as l must positively close my
books And those who do not avail themselves of
this notice by the Superior Court may expect to
settle with an officer
THO HARRIS.
CaorloHe, Jan 5, 1872. l5u
NIB continue in nv former Shop, opposite
Col Alcxander's Hotel, where | shall punctually
attend all applications. I. ii.
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The Ranlritpf Ea,r.

en- HE subscriber will attend The District Court
y, at Fayetteville and give attention 10 oil Cd
ses under the Banhrup, Law which may be en-.
trusted TO him.
JAMES w. OSBORNE.
Charlotte, FeJ. %, 1912. 22n
o. The Meeklenburg JetIcrsoniau, Lincoln Re.
publican and Highland Messenger will give this
four insertions. J. W.O.
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@ Last Notice.

TuyHE Notes aud Accounts Of James A.
I'LL Johoston having been left in the hands
of the subscriber for collection, all persons in
terestcd are requested TO make settlement against
our next Superior Court, or they will be sued i'm
mcdIatcly thereafter.
WIN. JOHNSTON
Charlotte. Feb, s. 1872 90f
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New Tailoring @,
ESTABLISHMENT.

IN HE Subscribers haying associated themselves
~ in the sb.se III SINESS undor the firm o.
GRAHAM & Jauiseo- iouder ,beir services to tho
public in tho house IVES, Of TWINS Coruer, and
formerly occupied as an Apo,hecary Shop. They
feel confident thai they will BIZ able 70 give gene
fai Satisfaction.
IA liberal discount made 10
Cash customers.
A. GRAHAM.
ID. JAMESON.
CL1flotfe. Feb. !, 1872. l9G
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Ia
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AN Saturday the 22d day of January, will be
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Of an accomplished Editor be given TO the work,
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ladies and Gcns'entcn's
SHOES.

OF THE TERY DEST QTALITI,
srd numetous other articles comprising the lste-
tsi and mos, desirable Stock Of Groceries ever Of.
fired ia this msrkct---al Of which will be sold 90
yery moderate terms for CASH. ST on a cfrdil to
pane,ual dealers They solicit share Of public
patronage.
Charlotte March 3 ISL.
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y. u The subscriber hereby notifies all per.
SONS wbo hayo accounts on his books 10 close the
same. either By Cash or Note, as | an determin.
Cd 10 easo them Otherwise unless this notice is
attended 10. G. n. PRICE.
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NOTICE.
Ski,,s. skfMs!! NGims.,,

VEStiE subscribers offer for sale at their House,
n back Of J. b. Kerr's Hotel,
Deer Skins dressed with hair.
without hair.
I" Buff.
Shacp +" with wool.
withos. wool.
Coon and Otter Skins dressed, which they Of
iei for sale, cheap for CASH, or in exchange fol-
other raw Skins.
ADAM SIIER,
MARTIN FYRNISELI.
Charlotte, Fsb. "a, lsf2. III
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Culture Of Sill in Tcnaessee.~-This
culture is making rapid progress in the
ncighboring State Of Tennessee, aud is
destined, at no remote day, TO become an
important branch Of business. The Agri-
cultural Society of Davidson County, with
a public spirit worthy OF all praise, does
much 10 extend silk raising. At late
meeting Of the Society premiums we're
awarded for five yards of silk velvet, five
yards of plain silk, four silk shawls. and
other articles, all made in Tennessee.
The soil and climate Of the West are
peculiarly adapted to the growth of the
mulberry and the rearing Of the silk worm
aud when cur citizens shall apply them.
serves to the culture, Kentucky and the
negh1oring States will save to our coun
try the millions that are expended for 70
roign silks. Every dollars worth Of sill
manufactured in the United States is 81
much money retained at home to reward
the industry of onr own cillzens.-Lou
Ado.
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VOLUME XII. ]
T. J. HOLToN,
Editor, Proprietor A. Publisher.
TER MS:

Tso Dpilsrssnd Fifty Cents if paid IN advance
JS,ce Dollars ii not paid within three months,
And Three Dollars and Fly Gents if not paid
disrualnued until all arrearages arc paid, except
a. The option Of l,e Editor.
EYAdycrtisemcnth inserted at One Dollar per
,euare u6 lines or less, this sissd fyge,) for the
6fst insertion, and rs cents for each continuance.
ccurt advertisements and Sheriff. Salef charged
95 per cent. higher; and a deduction Of 335 per
cent. will be made from the regular prices, for I'D
ses.isers BY tie year.
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CHARLOTTE N. C. MARCH 10. 1912.

on RAISING POTATOES FROM SEED.
A correspondent Of the Massachusetts,
Pioughnan says:
Having beea frequently asked how TO
raiso. potatoes from the seeds Of the balls,
aud believing it very Important TO produce
new varieties by this process, | will dis
cribe ny mode Of doing il. When the
balls are ripe, mash then, wash out the
seeds, dry aud lay them away tor use. Sow
them like carrots or parsnps, and keep the
plauts free from weeds. Each stalk will
have one potato, and seldom more thsu two.
They vary in size, but are not often larger
than a pigeons egg.
Care should he taken when digging themi
10 notice whether two or more belong 10
any one Of tue stalks. Two or more be-
leng 10 one stalk, are Oh one kind and yari.
ETY., aud should be secured in one paper,
and planted in one hill. | believe that
there are as many SORTS or varieties as there
are stalks The first year.
Save only The largest and best shaped,
preferring The kidney shaped. Plant them
hlIeen inches apart, with only one potato 10
u hill except when more than one belongs
to The stalk. You will ,Gen have as many
sorts as you have hills.
When you dig them, keep the different
sorts separate, and save only tho best
TIE next spring plant all belonging TO che
bill, aud then put down stake ard SO Of
The rest.
Ia this manner have obtained fourteen
bushels Of one sort tho fourth year. The
labor is but little, aud think the advan.
lages are great. 5. w.
BridgerGter, Non, -, 1871.
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AGENTS

HV NV INs
CDR. ". Cochran, Mccklcnburg, n. C.
Chas. w. Harris. Mil Grove. n. c.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-07-20
N o T &c E.

For the Vermont Telegraph.
THE ADDISON Co. BAP. Nun. CoNFERRNcE
stands adjourned to meet at the Bap. M. III. in
Charlotte, on the fourth Tuesday (27th) of Sept.
p ARTS.
Bro. Reach, Introductory Sermon. written.
Exegess Mead, Detects in PRAYER.
I" Bush, Peter L: 10,
Essay: Hays, Deity of Christ.
g. Smith, Sabbath.
Jones, Reviyals.
Elk. Church, Heb. 6: 10.
g Moore, 1 Peter 1:5 6.
Essay; Wright, Direct preparations for the Pull
pit. : 49,
Ten Brooke, Influence of Literature on
Religion. s@s
Allen, Was the gift of Miracles design
ed only for the Apostolic age.
g Briefly, Directions for the reading of
the Bible.
90 Ide, Did the Holy Spirit recognize Mat
thIas as one of the u Apostless
4" Harvey, Demands upoa the Christian
Church.
Johnson, Rules for the selection Of texts
and the composition of Sermons
% Reach, Power of the Press
A. HARVEY, CLERK Of Con.
Bridport, July Is, 1912.
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fHE NoN-REsIsTAxT-We are sorry
to announce. that the publication Of the
Nom Resistant is at present suspended. for
lack OF means to carry il on. The bare
announcement of this fact, we trust, will
suffice to secure donations and remittances
without delay o that the friends Of Peace
would evince even 1.-THE OF the liberaity
and d.votedness which characterize the
advocates of War!-Li5erator.