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Mr.. HENRY AND HIS DUEL.

When We penned the article week be-
fore last relative to Mr.. Ilcnry's fighting
duel and shooting his antagonist we OK,
pectcd TO have il thrown in our teeth that
Mr.. Clay was a ducist. Our opponents
may have all the benefit this will afford
them, but to all unprecedented men, the
cases are entirely diiIercni. Mr.. CLAY
while Secretary OF State received such
abuse from John Randolph ,hon IN the
Senate Of the United States that he felt il
due TO his character to resen. it--thcY met
aud after Nj. Clay fired the second time
wc believe, and coming very near killing
Nh. Randolph, he (Mr Randolph fired his
pistol in the air, an evidence of his having
injured Mr.. Clay wrongfplly, and thus the
matter rested. But how stands the case
with Mr.. Elenry-was his character as.
sailed or was personal abuse hcapcd upon
him by his antagonist, No, ncither-.hcy
were firm and Intimate friends-and what,
the reader would ask, could cause friends
to fall Quit must be some very grieyous
aiironi, T. Ss stated W.. lbclleoata he l,is. "a,
wished TO attract the attention Of Mr..
Henry TO something he was saving, but
not succeeding be took a crumb Of bread
aud cast it at him and il unfortunately fell
into the cup or saucer Of the lady with
u hom Mr. Henry was conycrsing. This
seems slight matter to cause men 70 fall
1ut, and they friends. |, is stated that
hr. Henry regretted as much as any
me the necessity he was under by the
ulcs Of honor which govern gentlemen to
all on, in mortal combat man who had
rossIy insllted him" A very great in.
VI, this, Truly, and Mr.. Henry shows his
egret OF having to fight by challenging ,
mother gentleman who had independence
} comment upon his political course :
he charge against Mr.. Clay Of being en-
aged in more dacls than any prominent .
IAN now living is "pitilul ialsehood " !
nd we dare the JeliGrsonian to the proof. t
$ far as the Graves and Cilcy duel is y
lncerned Mr., Graves exoncrates Mr.. Clay f
ON all blame. If the charge We made q
yainst Mr.. Henry had been false the I,
lceks of iho honorable men Of the Wing !
lrty might tingIe with shame, but for the c
ditor to talk about Scayengcrs and Jack
Is of the Wing party after parading he a
count Of the Funeral Expenses Of Gen. c
arrlson before the people, and charging .
e Wings with making the expenditures fl
hen they were made by man Of his own Z
'rty, is like kittIe calling pot black" a
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Sl.Isll 81.

The "Standard " publishes Commu-
nicatlon from a Washington Correspond
ent, who denies that the above sum Is made
up, in part, of any damages received for
Protest, &c. No bodyever charged posi-
lively, that this was the case. 1t was sug-
gested in this paper, by way of accounting
for Mr.. Henry's receiving SO odd sum,
that the $500 was 6 per cent. interest on
the $1,000, 'and the $4,3l the Notarial
fee or Postage. But this is denied and ii
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Wig Reirenckment.--By the Congress.
slonal proceedings in the House on Mon
day week, it will be seen that the Wings
materially reduced the enormous appropri-
aIlons asked for by Mr.. Upshur, sanctioned
o! course by Mr.. Tyler, and reported TO
the House BY Mr.. Wise. The whole a.
mount Of reduction is S2,l52,33 The
Locoioco papers, which groan with accusa-
tons against the Wings for extravaganza,
of desire TO increase the taxes, &c. viii
take especial care that their readers shall
not be informed Of this reiutation of their
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RHODE ISLAND.

We regret to state that fears are enter
tanned that the peace of this State viii
again be disturbed. The constitutional
party " as they are called, have been hold
ing meetings and raising money and other
warlkc demonstrations have been made
which induces the belief that before the
affair is finally settled collision between
the parties will take place.
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BEEF! BEEF!. BEEF..

FENIiE Subscriber respectfully
Hssrs ss% ESa = bcgs leave 10 inform the Gill;
Etx5IAaW liens OF Charlotte that he expects
sA IA 10 commence BUTCUERING u
gaia in few days, and he hop's 10
he able to supply item another year with FIRST
RATE BEEF. lilo has been ia the business now
nearly six years, and the quality Of his Beef and
the moderate prices al y hch be has hitherto sold
it, he hopes will ensure him continuance Of lib
cral patronage. lie will butcher and offer in
market none but Beef Of the very best quality,
and nicely dressed
THOMAS G0ODLAKE,
June Is, 1872. 3Stf
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follows therefore as reasonable inference,
that Mr.. Henry received Sc, 1904 81 for
l59 days labor, instead of $4,000 as be.
fore charged. If this is not Jumping out
of the fiying.pan into the fire, we never
heard Of a case. Mr.. Henry may well ex-
claim" Save me from my friends ~
Rale.sh Register.
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MARRIED

in Rowan County, on the ID instant. BY tho
Rev. John ID. Scheok, JONATHAN ARM
FIELD, Esq, of Greensboro', to Miss SARAH
JANE, daughter Of the lato Moses Brown.
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DIED

In this county, on the 81 inst, MARY CAR.
OLlNE, daughter Of MS. Jinsey Mcclure, aged
about years.
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w. The Jehersonian calls Swaltwout
aud Price Wing leaders. TO do this re-
quires greater degree Of assurance than
we thought the Editor possessed, but we
see he does not stop at tyiGes. Swartwoui
aud Price, Wing leaders Whew. Both
these rlca were appointed to Office by Gen.
Jackson and they we're suffered to use the
public money while in office pretty much
as they pleased and then ran off with part
Of il. Gen. Jackson had 10 love for Wings
and he would appoint very few to office il
he could avoid il.
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So In the House of Representatives on
the I'd instant, Mr.. Wm. B. Campbell
submitted resolution for the termination
Of the present session Of Congress by ad-
joarnment on the llth of July. Resolu-
ton objected to.
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W The final Examination

OF The Senior Glass of Davidson Cullere, will be-
held on Friday the LIST Of July next.
June |, 1872.
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THE LAND ELL.

As We expected the Jelersonian excuses
his opposing the Land Bill in 1912 because
there Is deficiency in The Treasury. But
IN 1886 the Editor admitted the claims of
the States TO portion Of the proceeds to
be just. Wen, if the claims were Just in
1886 Congress could not inyalidate that
claim by any action on their part in 1919
nor an empty Treasury could not make
II right to withhold it from the States
Another thing, the land was given to the
General Government for specific, and
not for a general purpose-to pay the debt
Of the Goycnmcnt-and as soon as that
object was accomplished Congress had no
right TO withhold the money.
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NeM Stearn Roat Line.

Rev steam BOat Line.
.G10 AsTEAM BOAT LINE
t.~-sfA has been formed in connec-
'g,;Ss & S,,z.s1 lion with the New Steam
s.@ass-SsS Boat Ulilitg," and a set Of
Tow Boats. at present three in numbor-others
will be added as the business may require. The
Utility was built in Wilmington in 1871. and
draws when empty but 10 inches of water She
carries 500 bales Of Cotton and draws then but
little over three feet.
Country Merchants who may wish TO get their
Goods up in the Summer and early in the Fall,
when the River is generally low, will find it to
their advantage to patronize this line. Several
Forwarding Merchants and other residents of
Cheraw ard other places are interested, and feel
confident that they can hold out such inducements
TO the back country as will be beneficial TO all con-
ccrncd. The business win be done principally by
towing lighters which will insure passage while
there is two feet water in the channel.
b. BRYAN s. BROTHERS.
Agents.
From he Transcript Charleston Of March 3d.
Charleston, s. c., FEB. %, 1912.
This TO all whom 1t may concern-wc, the I'M
dersgncd, William Bird, Joseph Addison, and
James Marsh, junior; shipwrights of the rboyc
dcd and owned 81 trc SAID kirk patrick, and alter
a full examination OF the hull and construction Of
the said Steam Boat Utility. are of unanimous
opinion that The said Steam Boat Utility is in eve
ry respect suitable and strong enough 10 navigate
any River Rivers, and capable of carry ing FIVE
hundred or more bales of cotton.
To which we have fixed our names and seals
this 2oth February, 1872,
WIN. BIRD, [Seal
JOS. ADDISON, fSeall
JAS. MARSH, jr. TSeall
Charleston, Feb 20, 1912.
do hereby certify that was Pilot on Board
he Steam Boat Utility and that the said boat was
exposed TO heavy sea during the passage between
Wilmington and Charleston without receiving any
iamuge. do also certify that she did not work,
Or show any signs Of weakness, and that she was
lot pumped out during the time was on board
If her.
WILLIAM CLEMMONS.
June Is, 1912. lamf3m.
The Charlotte Journal" and Jeffersonian,
salisbury Waterman and Fayetteville Observer,
viii each insert the above once month for three
months, and forward their accounts to the office
I the Farmers Gazette, Cheraw, for payment.
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GDaTgNfGRs
Thursday, Junc He, 1882.
Election The An of August.

FOR GOVERNOR,
j. u. WOrchcad, of GaiIfcrd co.
Election The An Of August.
4" Modification, Sir. is TREASON, and he
rho advocates IL a TRAIroR 10 our dearest
rights. iSdy il on my individaal reSpon
Sibii'fy, and gentiemea mag p,ake the most
Of ii. lie mho endeapors 10 Eost,y the spi
ritof disanion. descrres 10 erpiate his crime
upon The GALLONS, and hss 90 dorm
80 me riie dust, from THENCE he sprung,
tapca rahoaor'd, and unsuag.'"
Extract from L. ID. IIenry's speech in 1901.
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,rse Stoples of The South.-The a'eh'
...h,nh ,s now bestowed on THIS SUP.
,oc, by the Southern Journals cannon ' ~,
o,erded with good results. 1t IS 'u'lo
,,ce that our friends in that region "t No
""' r;n~ Not hong ago than l"o' Wy
IN Of Georgia cultivated no c9''S
.,.d ahou, 5000 lbs. OF rice, anA
'r1.Is n A. 900 lbs. of Indigo, the las' !,
mo the chief staPle. Bat inalso We" "rsth
an Is, cultivated IN India, ana us wv
w,s soeedly discontinued IN A.nu 10
wa. wa ssnaah Republican, reierris -
Nc Ga c,crs remarks that cotton anf.e.
these ioo's' - products of GcorS arc
nov ~se " Which scarcely entered y, 'n'
IDEAS Of the founders Of the State l'u Jus
significant question IS asked-W 'o"s
will those continue TO be the stN COM
,nolircs Of Georgia! Can the rom The
present aspect oil affairs, lo. rlaIntaln
their supremacy 1t is ceripy' adds
the Republican, ga question great mo
nent for as England is wcaF hcrscli
from our cotton fields, and lIiilg Tor her
supply to her own East Ina possessions,
it becomes important to .nP what we
shall do with the surplus oro"h wants,
and 10 what we shall tn new ana
commanding staple. A thf'ni''s OF our
cotton market become por9Fld more mar,
rowed down, SO shall wee more ana
more compelled TO sea CHI q new methods
for lis consumption, " ~ Piouucs lor
cyports." This IS tle coect policy, the
,rio doctrine. The Sor should discuss
this subject calmly and sed''y determine
upon the best means ofscape from me
difficulties likely to bAnposea upon her
by being undersod in c'on'
Words fAy sPot@-Nr' simmons OF
Rhode Island, in H'ch recently uelif-
cred in the United $cs senate sad
rooord , oood rre.cy as "tte tools
of ,raIe y and II tariff as furnishing
lie ncoplo With enjoyment. II is hard
case IL have to do Job with poor tools
lint !, s sill harIto have no tnort TO do.
The people waapoth, to prosper. But
,hoso free ,rodoAks of the late admins
tration, by thc,fampcring with the cur
rency, have bqedaiting the tools Of trade
for years, andj friends now propose free
trade to take xay the work from our
people and it ts foreigners so that
hereafter II in this country is TO have
neither woJ Dor tools
fheLo6n Chronicle says thatamongst
the learw Of the times, patent has
been ackly taken out for paving the
streets f.oudon with India rubber, and
many lsdkific persons are sangulne as to
its sicc@ There is 10 be sub-stratum
of wolf which is to be put facing of
caouchdp mixed with iron filings and
saw 1lstD depth of several inches /
Thisit Calculated, will resist the i'll in-
nue:e &c wcathers, and mako the most
dcIihtfuE I'd durable pavement.
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NsY7 Another attemptto assassinatc Louis
Philippe, the King of the French, has
been discovered at Paris. The discovery
was owing to the confession of the mis-
tress Of one of the conspirators, who has
herself since been murdered.
EgH Mr.. Benton gave notice in the Sen
ate on the 30th ult. that he should soon Of.
fer proposition to repeal the Bankrupt
Law, as unconstitutional and void
gE The Bank OF the State has declared
a semannual dividend of $34 oneach share.
And the Merchants Bank SO. The Cape
Fear Bank will declare no dividend.
~ The Hon. Nathan Appleton has been
elected Representative to Congress from
Boston to fill the vacancy caused by the
of Robt. c. Winthrop.
hWe are glad to see the Standard
bear his disappointment of the Wing
changes" with such commendable cqua-
nimity of temper. 1t is one of the diff
culties of an Editors life brother Standard.
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Gov. Morehead left here this morning, under
tho escort of a patriotic committee of the Wings
of gallant little Moore, who came here to accom-
pany him TO Carthage, where he will speak to.
morrow
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-29
MEDICINES.
A REMEDY FOR TiRU.u-uANkE
AND NURSING sOIIs MOUTH.

EHpuSaNbs bath young aud od. hut .lperiliy mot
eliintini9 rtc every lefr gnct to the tomb 10y
We ahoN" 1uh.orn ttetrrs rhc ia4nc Tanhins sni ~.
np'aacc 81 Wps predicting pssriaps 20 this -
'"a ." ahi te ro1sriurfi uuccttnty ofcurc from fhCu
pre- ii"u1, Is subject ~ coanen remark among all
nose "i'o lave ga cret from the disCis., OF who have
wi'ug 'fri tir .u.tU riugs Of others
rth"r gives much pleasure. 10 he alic ~ oncr
o this class % sufferers remedy. which has
7trsr Jiisi in susle insancr, IN The moe,
cases Of tt disease: where the mother ant child
have been covered externally with cankcr the
whole body. well AZ Internally.
Macy are a.. cures wc have Witnessed performed by
theFe medicines, In the worst starcs of Jhrsh Carl Ter
and Nfrs,Hg Sore M,Afh, where the patient had
been given over by nanAcr OI the most talented phY
clans.
We prcseui TVS compound thus confidently bcoaufc we
know Il ~ oh.y iu leo tc.scd % be aqprcc!lfet
ocS ~ foralic ~ A a. STEVENS
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CuEAr DRY coops ror cAsu

p. ~. Nc ms would. ,ny.ie persons Nho Vsni
" bargains for their money 10 eSsGinc tie io,win-
Go1siH-- w. " .
! l. ant Gucr - ~ - 80
boHnsfs 100 Nun'i Bnnncis ~ pc; CON ronns's 70.
iS.'. 'nI Nfsss, ec'1rttGns al the s-ys, worn
enc" c.]T"NfFf-ltn bales ~ very low Iucea
n'o"n inl ulcached Srngs and Shceungs all Wldil!8,
anf ~ nuptra'ie'efi lnw - rea
=, Lgd'f Dftss ''nos great variety 81 Lawns. cord
lu''"s shs HrVhyrneE, and other new and fashionable
iuffft.tif frr sirrssrr
W. 'i.Af-ncH-C Cloths, Cassaercs. ve-tiuss Craysis
ocSt Su-r"ndera Hosiery, Linens. Summer Gloyss,
ifoirsTs GHd Rito.df, a great variety
Yard Siic rttped London GiBshans FOR l. pcr yard
worth 8 cents "
i,''h LA,s, ~ the piece yard. all prices from
o. : - b. D. tn the fnesfmt
L"ptg and tsfu.s ., alaTEc fup, D ard cheap
N3usi'as de La.Hs, al kinds aud bargains
AZ" many very cheap goods from auction bought ~
tscuhc", aud viii Le sold Iriecs sut those VITO
" T..
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VOL. XVIII.
ny ALEXANDER MosELEY.


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J. ". RANDOLPH & CO.

Main SfTsci Richmond, Va
AVE lor SAFE az iHoierae prices the following, with
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HAVING determined 10 10 CASH business we take
\ this method or saying friends. and the public
generally Thar ne have hsni large and well
,ecicr stock Of FAMILY GROCERIES. which viii sell
tor "a M az prices thu; g object
Zeal wt' US 20 purchase or Cash and Cash only. We
deem useless here On add la % what be found
our assortment Eurcc tto j. complete. COMPRISING
every article Of every qnay the very 10 very
lowest priced Ia line. We ak particular ate ntnn.
however, 10 our Wacs, Liquors Teas, and Coces.
TABB 4 GILES,
ma n Family Cro-ers Enr N,lns,
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JAMES y GEORGE WINSTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTs,
Have on consignment, and offer Tor SALE at reduced
prices
IN BISiitl.S prime Clover seed
wv ~ hhds 81 CroiT- New Orleans and = Rico Sugar
81 hhds Baltimore whiskey
= bbis ID
% - Gihson & MARITIME o!d Rye
TO- boxes shlu, luNl2 and o. ia G;ass
lQi bbls No Metz y q iierrinss
u .h'is Trinidad aud o Noiasses
- bags java, Rio aud L--uay Coffee
- halt chests Imperial aud Y ouug Hyaln Tea
~ bbls Maa-A Vine
% boxes - S. ant 6's Talow Candies
LOO DO Cool ni Common soar
q tubs Gostcr uluer
s. kegs New Lard
o. bb!s Vinegar
- boxes Havana Sugar
81 bDis Brazil
~ half piUes French RraGdy in the Custom House
10 quarter casks Por Wine
~ bhls Apple snd Peach Brandy
100 lbs Guided Hair
% pieces Hair Cloth
FANNY Flour Oh Wine, indie nii1hns
ii.osi sugar rcsars, a. - per NJ.
I Ccllon Yarn Win !sor Chairs
nlisp Mahogany Assorted
/ Gumiy Bags Table legs
/ fCuhcis 4 air Backs
Gotten Mahogany Knobs
| Aimouts roz springs
| IIish Nhiskey Mos
/ y Rum Meal cvcs
Limitation French Brandy Cockie sciv,s
] Oid APPLE 90 sand screen
/ Coriils Move WHe, Nos to -
| Country Gin B8-k Mills
\ sicily VI Vine Hydraulic Cement
dadera Wine, 10 wears Old Flooring PanS and Single
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JEW DANID's or HEBREW PLASTER.
u 60 Us extraordinary caiectE u the animal fhc or
Lcrvcs amcuis Ice virtues hcirg carried 10y
he o tie immediate seat Of us-asc VI pam aud
ness.
However good any Internal remedy MAJ be, His as an
external apphcaiou viii prove POW eriu auxiliary
moving the disease ami facilitating the cure cases Of
local inflammation schrouous affection, King Evil Cou
lnnaminaiory and Chronic RhcumasIn ia all cases
where seated pan or weakness exist.
gentleman travelling In South Of Europe and Pa
lesnc la lSal htaTi so much said n The later place 100
praise OF JEW bANlDS, on HEBREW PLASTER. ami
OF tctaSuc coEsiicTcD miraculous cures had perform
cd that le wa Induced tOtty !; ON his person
un. aud liver affection. the removal of which had
chitt object 90 his Journey but which had resisted
genial influence Cf THAI bauy and delicious cimuic lie
soon found his health Improving and in lev his
cough Ten hu, thc salnwucss eli" his skin disappeared
pain was remove md m health hcc rci-
stated since that time lac has bccu rccomncn,iu. Il TO
his friends aul scqu2naucCs for all fixed whatsoever
such as RI umin, Gout, head ache tooth ache, pain ia
the side. hip back Iui hns, scrofuous humors kuuF
wens, white swelling. hard uroIs si Joints aeue ca ses
asuc In the breast weakness aud pain IN Inc stou &C h.
weak hmbs imcncss. affections Of the spine, female.
weaknesses, &c No fem &c subject pain OF weakness
| in the back side should be without H.
MARRIED LADIES,
In delicate situations, find relief from constantly
wearing tins pasfcr. The Application OF this plaster he
tween hr shoulders nas found certain rcis Tor
colds, coughs pthsc and lung affections, their primary
STAGES II destroys iulm1iion by producing copie, pr
I spiraiion. No physician should bc ~ihnutit.
For pariieuluEsce hi- that accompanies e,ch ix ard
directions Zach boN contains sufficient spread SIX or
| eisut rl1>iers Pnce % cents per box For sale
/ o. II ulN rlH q. STEVENS