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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25
To TOBACCO PAINTERS AND
DE- L. Z II g

consequence OF the late disastrous Gre, by which
large quantity OF TObae destroy ed, many tho
dealers have determined not To purchase any Tobacco
upon which there u not Insurance ssainst Gre be
nposabi 10 store large portion OF that from the
Upland Inspections In tho Public Warehouse, where N
woult be Injured by the Comm wealth: The subsori
bers hereby inform their friends and patrons that The
duty OF ~ cents per HoEshcad. exert the Tobacco
inspected In this thy will be retained all
sob them TO desy the expense Of Insurance for one
from the tune Is stored and In the event or loss
tho amount from The to be
uanci amongst tho owners Of the Tobacco DESTROYED
Those who nend Tobacco for tao, or who purchase
from as, will al all times he allowed examine the pocir
OF insurance u they desirc N
ROHr GwATuMEY,
RivES & HARRIS,
J. w DiBREtL d Co.
fOROS n wOODSON
WoMBfB DEANE,
JOHN AABEN co,
lUpLAM, PRESTON & co.
CApRiNGTON. GIBSON a. THORNTON
ReLmond, November la, ISi'. no 4-c2twIm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25
FOR NEW YoRK,

TX The packet sohr LYNCnBuRu, CANAAN
MD Maihis, will have I'll dossibic dispatch. For
49, freight OF passage apply 70
ADYs BOOK, Tor Dsespl5sy, reetlvcdhy
IL No - ] w RANDOLPH
NEW BAbD-2O kees new Lafd-iust received and
warm sOcKs-iooO pair Yarn socks, suitable for
II Factory hands-for sale low
noD - q WINSTON.
lu the United aics Court, for tho Eastern District Of Wiz.
= gina, a Norfolk, Nov iq;h, 1870;
ID ICUARDH STEVENS ofthe town Of hav.
IL ina bct pciton, praying thar no nav bo declared
bankrnpr is ordered that al peraonr ralfnns 10 be er.
ofthe sai Richard ~ aievcna sho,s cause An he
'ourf, tho 2th day 81 December next WHY Tho raid
tchardH sevcns should not ba dec nrc hsokrp, nun
the act Of Congress IN that bchsI and thai COW
ts order bo published In the newstsprrs sceorArs Al
be ~ and 2fth rules o. Count
Cory Tcre,
no n wsw "A cowDERY, clet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25

~. - =. q. GREGORY CO. : :
- ~ 800 nAnAoKAs. N|
oFfiCE on Main. 7od door below Corner Of Main
salsff sfs, and f4th streets 81
s7ooo Do. Prizes Of iooo Of 3oo of2so sse 10 b.
".~" fiiasy evening II kxehsnxe- CHEFS 81 50.
0ooo. 400. i5sik Prizes Of sIOoo 40 Of an .,. fr
'Hafo,y evening" - os-i5drawa. Tickets e ~.
e75.noo IN Prizes Of $1,000
t5voJo In 80 DO sI0Dl. etc f,r s.,,,,,,x Or ~
prizes OF s25. 900 amounting To $4,000.
Lee.bnrs Lottery. cass Y, for ls42-ro l.. Jra~u
AeIAndria, Va on Saturday the h OF November Is,l
GRIND PRIZES.
81 500 pnxes Of $1,000
- OF sz5iO0} $4,000.
'''', 49,. -. ..Uo.. .x&d
~ prizes f...-..-.........l0oo
1870. ".
,e..uo...oI-
90. ..oi.. 20
c.,e .Iekets siu-halses b-qutrier. 2 60
Cenheates OF Packages Of % Whole TIekets...si3O
pDo..........do 20 Mali.
Do.. do. ...8 Quarter. do. - 20
Tickets and shares and cert.6cstos Of packaEes "a
voc above magnificent Lotteries sanity for "a n the
Richmond. Va
10 ORDERS from distance will receive the mas,
loinh attention. add drawing is over an
account OF Will be cent all who order tickets from
us. Hodress 10 GREGORY a co, Msn.rer.
u" 10 Richmond. vlrzinia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25

THE RICHMOND COTTON NANUFACToRY.
EudnE Easement stone the rem,iu Ter brick stories
Hhi engih OF building III feet clear; width Of % ~ feet
To- w f-'' '' 'ee'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25
NOTICE.

Joseph Jsekson. tho Of Joseph Pcrzy Jae
iE~ho removed ffom Westmoreland COUNTY Rpgiand
some time In the OF 1871 aud settled In Wyhc
county Virginia. should be living. aud n. Wi, pro,e. 90
sprofSr,lon o. hr uncle Christopher Jaeksons Eslae
vile A. County, MARY land, will te attended TO-
THOMAS u KENT
DC 70 G" Administrator Of Christopher JACKSON.
TOBACCO STEMMERY AND FIXTURES
FOR SALE.
TIE tobacco sssinmery. Posses and other Fixtures
ofciher with all The out buildings necessary Tor nm.
sseeunf The semring business. situated Al Oweosbaro
urss- county, NY. recently buii BY Col Peter r.
Si.ith, deed. IL now offered Tor sale.
er,abhshincni during the as; carr
situated In the midst Of fine Tobacco growing .rIoo
anu Is IN every respect well suited use OF
any one derou9 Of embarsing IN that department trade
sny person desirous Of purchasing will b. shown the
pIeses or the undersigned. who tnsy be found AT all
umesa the Clerks oflee al O~cnsboro'.
= MCFARLAND
owcnshoronrh, Ky. la, October, 1874.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25

ID. N. HOfT q cos OFFICE,
uEDER THE EXCHANGE,
Richmond Va.
Drawing Of Monon-.iia Lottery Csessy.
% 10 a 81 II "a - II rs 3 10 2< 81
Drawing OF Le.sburr Lottery No 81 E.,r,
IS "a II ~ 81 So 80 81 10 20 80 ~
prizes of s25, OO0-Amounting to rs. 600 Dolls.
Lecsourg Lottery, Class q, for ISa2-To be drawn AZ
Aeanofa Va Gu Saturday the 18th OF November Isf2
GRAND Prizes
81 $500 prizes Of $4,000
80, OF s25.OOoS $4,000.
:. =. :. .. 4. .-0NoV. -...--.... IA
cP.Nes ". .....--...... .lpU
o''.D...oi .1O
,n,,''u-...oi. ............-.....Ic0
,iSl..1b.. .oi .SD a &c.
,... ISkeissio-Halves s-QuAusrs2 50.
OF pseSascs OF % Whole tick cts. ....ei3O
Do........do. ......1 half. ..'io...........65
mi, DO. TO-. &c quarter 10. 50
IIS1se aoaress HONT Co.
HeN" Richmond, Va
Drawing when reaucs.nd) as soon a. tho ra,xinv
u over. ORDERS strictly couf.l.ntial
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25

NOTICE.
meeting the President and Directors Of ~ Rich
"a mond fredericksburg arr. Potomac Railroad Compa.
ny. on the Sth November, 1872
Tho President stated that il would be necessary 4, r
Ter 10 meet the cash payments due the na
Tor The Potomac extension now being completed to ma
which lie advised Tor the of The
20 ne called for In amounts Of s. per share eaehWhere
upon,
Resolrsd That elo additional per share be called in on
the new stock g. Of The 10 be raid on Inc h
next. -
Resoirsd, That the Treasurer in all oascs require In,
afer the dates for which they arc called
CIV MACaURDo.
no ~ SccretaIl at. Treasurer.
C,IEEss, 4c.-imitaIion Epsnsh Cheese
Yankee 10
l.ond0n Brown stout
Bnrton Ale for sale by
ne - WIN HARRISON.
FOR RENT.
n present occupied by MT RieisfJ Beasl, wl ~ "a,
rent on the lst January To responsible tenant he
' no Il &c '"OP'''O'' ifssESroS G155nTsyroN
ROOMS TO LET.
IHE rooms the frs noor the store Of tho sub.
seribeI. Being 10 the centre Of business they arc
no2 PEYroN JOHNSTON.
phNTs! PANTsil PANTS iii-Anothor supply Of
Pshtaooni just received oil fashionable goods
cut by an experienced cutter ani f,r sale Is per cent
cheaper than ordinary pricos for tho came goods.
mol Opposite FTeban,s J,oi.l
GENTLEMEN's ELEGANT wATRR
PROOF BOOTS,
Manufactured 10y J Miles & Son
ME have usi received ami opened The above very su.
peis1 Boats which arc equal 70 shy ever offered in
selves JUDAH MYERS A. 90
no2 Dealsrsi Aootr, shoes, Trunks. &C..
FLANNELS. FLANNELS.
lust received frcsh lot Of White add Scarlet Flsnnes
~ which viii be sold 81 great bargains.
ALSO,
R4 Reached sheenngs
CahcoceM SO, 3. TO- and finer
raintts nf ckina. Blankets ani Tinscys al Of which
noii W n CHRISTIAN a co.
CHfNA TEA sETTs-Iua received ~ sei,s chi
- ma blue raised hfure and plain white. of an entirely
rev shape Also 90 doE Ours and Preserve Pl.festo
nos ''' cheap Atbs cs:, n c f1''e g..
POTATOES AND UERnINo On hosri &c hT
Fce a0i hbls Nova SCOTIA Herring sni 100 bnsbeis
noH RkNSfNG wHTLocKE.
FIVE DOLLARS REWAnD
" - hWkl from ehoafd bnTk Psrthan, tue 2nd Nh
" inches IN height, Of vcry dark conpeS on dlrk
eyes snd black woolley bead deeply pfted by small
POI sni has scar on the back Of his riEht thumb All
agnnsi casfyina 81 harbournr said sesman In reT
~ lhc laws utmost pcnay. Tho above reward (anj no
espense OF suy Kind whateve vii pay lor he delivery
on epssd tome' GEO. W. ALLEN
(,bOTHs AND CAssIMEREs- Rne invisJhl,
~ Rrcenl End wool Dyed hlsck. west ~ Bneand Ciobs
buc and wool blsck Csssucrrs receiving ard sr sale
xefN los kENT, HENDALL& ATwATER
RAcON siDEs2 % hhds bright sizes 10 sioTe Tor sale
10 2w JAMES GrArrRsoN.
IusT receiveds superior small size ssnseid II,rnsoe
- couslfuncrf and for sale
10 niKER THORNTON. marker Squ.rs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25

For Saturday per mail.
Grand Consolidated, Erira Class No u, WILMINGTON
PIizesS7Oo 0, 1861, Of 1900 10 20 20 OF 100 AZ
OF TO- 60 Of 60, etc. 70 NOs-l5 avn Tickets s2 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25
nANK OW VIRGINIA.

ANN "a Wv ~
IWE next general meeting OF the Soc kholders Of the
Il Bank Of virginia will be held at the BANKING House in
January neJt - ~ -
IT'S provide by the 6th section act Of the Gen.
cral Asfembs. pssscI March 2jth, 1872:
THAT no Officer Director Of Baak shall herca
vote 10y PROXY for coy election OF Drec-
tors or ouicers OF Bank, shall PROXY valid
whch shall have been executed sky days before the
time OF any election"
The same act also provides that "no President OF Direc.
TOT OF any Ssvngs bank general any Manu-.
aeiurng or Miuing Company, shalt be hereafter eligible
as Director Of any Bank" w PECRhM Ca.hir
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25


7 AND FOX sA L,;.-In consequence Of N h-,iib.
hs'c determined to sell ny Farm called anu own
a. Tue Gum s~mg lyirt m the county % on
mo Iurrpike RoNi. leading from MNpeLessr n the
vines containing atout $50 screS-lO niles rr Eich
n7nt mites frou Ie Coal Pits aud about mics m m
James ktsef-Ore bali nj the woods and ELI
IN, en- WIN oak aud ne-nearly h-,lthe swamp
,no -9oui $50 acres cleared well dehed .nd nov
IN CULTIVATION, enio great ettly pee .iarfy .anied
- INC produeiion Of Urssses. The Buildings are rood
ibe pse'hng House IL l-rEe stuty frame i ding
teeso,! Gorcushiy rrPsir-i, with TIE necessary ont.
nous.s- ir Is OIL sndt the location ur.
IlesuonsIy keahy. Iha Convenience OF this fam 10
hiehani and itS n-aEaeSS 10 tho Coal Macs an1 the
great leruiii OF hrec portion OF the Land, rerderg
very Desirable eqnisioarsrIi.aariy ali tie products
o. tue iai IN vii meet ready AMI good the Coal
Mlnes-Ioai ~henee supply Of manure snd coal ashes
can re procured 10 eLT. the whole tract Ny terms viii
be reasonable and accommodating; and teci,eS,
upon p ins crop, stock, hold furniture &c nd
hiring out my saves, the 18th in.iani purchaHer OF
INC -rin eant be wishes, be supplied before that time
with every thing necessary for farming and housekeeping
VII oCy Adj that al -, before the last OF
the ants N virginia this higher
piid hig ler tax than land the county; an nav
Asrial additional expcnsc be rendered one OF the most
productive sni Pleasant 81 IN this country
therei1re earnestly Gve ~ persons who mey in wan;
| oil cesr-5.e residence to visit Ind examine this
AkCHD MOOLpRIDGE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25

Also for Saturday.
SPLENDID SCHEME OF
$4,000
in prizes Of Is 90 each. viz:
At Alexandria, Saturday. Goth November.
Va Leesburr, Class q. Prizes-Rz- 3 OF $4,000 each
7ooi b Pr 50 oflUOo 90 OF 3n % " $50 100 OF 2o
etc. Tickets 80.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25
BOARDING

Opposite The Bel Tavern, over the Confectionery
S;oso OF Mr.. Cary.
MRS MARY ANN READY world ike 10 I ava
WI 5or gentlemen day boardefs. Her charges will
be on the most moderate and accommodating terms pos
-iblC. -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25
W F''91' ~ &C
BISHOP WIiELAN,
noI 5w Oh REV. r. O'BRIEN

I'VE TIME is COME AT LAST thar You can
- now buy Hats and Caps as cheap the cheapest of
AoIs SCI hcm IN N fors hut only u the Southern Hat
Emporium, opposite the Bell Tavern, Main Street We
have Just reeeveda fresh supply Of Gtnemcns, Youths
and lnianis cloth and velvet Caps Of every pattern and
qualify AZ very reduced prices, viz
60 Good Cloth Cape 81 each and 3 l5ohe beet quality
81 Mems and Boys Velvet Caps s2Ic 10 e 90 cach-ar
seal Cars and Wool HAS from so 10 62c each-siik Hats
from 20 10 81 -Moessin Hats e. 90 very best that
can be manufactured Ell Russia Hats black aui drab
fashionable and very broad brms e. 20 so the very
bes, quality only sf-BeayeI Hats from 90 30 10 5-the
Dest biush hafsi OF our own manufacture, a most
splendid article, Sand every other description of
HAS ana Taps al unusually low prices for cash only
GARDANATI e. ROsENTHALI-
- Southern Hat Emporium,
&C ~ Main street. opposite the Rel Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25

LccsburK Lottery fla-a p For Nondiy morning
Prize Of i0OD 1000 5osl 35 zOt 2DyD l9I Ism isl0
10 Of le 10 Of 500 10 Of 3 is OF 2oo 400 Of 49, etc
70 Nos Is drawn Tickets siU.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25
FOR PHILADELPHIA.

FON EfillshilfsLtfilh.
kFE The packet schr JOHN sTULI, Capt Teal
Hfzkb now loading and having considerable acd will
- have al possible dispatch For frelaht or naa
sage appy on board at Lcster's wharf 70
Jas fisuER q SON,
no y or WIN VOWIETT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25

$40 REWARD.
II AN AWAY from our pi'ts. In IIenrco county four
~ months since. negro man named WARNER, tho
properly OF w Price Of Hanover lie Is about ~ years
o age inuato compact bowieggcd ani low In stature
about Zee; OF inches hish-he has a scar, I think
somewhere on his jaw 10 very polite, exceedingly qna
cious and addicted to pcranco lie was of
MT Mord Of fredericksburg, and belonged the estate
OF Nc James Corbin IN which pari the county Ihnk
4 key he Is lurking Will give tho above reward II Ia.
Ken out Of tho counties q Henieo Hanover, and 81
cured 10 jail so that get hn-or $40 " taken In either Of
BURTON CRIInns - 90
seq dif w.
HECTOR OHALIORAN AND MA MAN N1RK AN
.trh0Ni OrOOLE-Pau 9Th OF this popular work,
with two beautiful crsravnrR rcrrescnnr Inc RobberY
Of Tom Maley, and the Duel Just published and for
Nv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25

FORM OF POWER OF ATTORNEY
X NOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS That
~ hereby appoint
aud behalf 10 election Director or Direc.
tors OF the Bank OF Virgins: And iurihc repre.
sent AT all tnee;in.a OF M. Sor thoisr. ~ ~, "a
Bank, and In naue and behalf 10 yot, re-.
speeding the onaetng, repeating amending such BY
LAWS Ordinances Regulations may be deemed G.
eeasafy and eonycp,n Tor the
meni OF the said Bank. a fully nirht OF could
personally present
"nsEs;, haEd and scal,h day OF
lsrLL
lsEkL.l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25
WORTHAys's OFFICE,
E-eaGHse BEi.ding.

For Friday IT, the Exchange.
Va LensbuIs Classe9 Priz@s- s7l1 1en Of 1000
of 800 OF @ OF 400 OF $50, 10 OF 100 etc as Nos
-l2 drawn. Tickets e. 50.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25
TERMS CASH.
MRS, BUCKELEW

sollinG every article In The Millinery line A. from 2s 10
b per cni cheaper than they 10 based else.
where The Ladies will end b 70 their advantage To call
and eramnc al tho Golden Bonnet store, n street
my -.--.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25
COMMIssloNER,s SALE oP sI AVE-

II virtue ola decree made the z7th June 1872 IRE.
ittfhg 70 decree made tho li.h siay Of Anxns,
Ioul by the superior Court OF Chancery for the Rirh
nond 'ircJ In cause therein dcpeu,iing in which Tho
hool administrator de bacs non with me will an. -
o. W IN binGn, decd and oihersare planry and r, Zee
eIns shc-iiof the county OF Bge ham AMI
rsof ue bonis non with the will of Robert -
anu others are defendants, shalt eo-aGrissoner
curt proceed on Tuesday, the 9Th sem monh
C'emoer,l ~ front OF the Eel Tavern in the ctv ~
niSnmond commencing Of the haur Of ~ clock IL to
sena rsolc tueiIon, for cash the following slaves Vie
Stnpson Faruy Agry. Nancy, Betty. Louiss Alice Re-
Yncs fheooe aud Patty ard the ofthe feals
hee tcs beus the slaves bequ- the will ~
MaT siborre TO tie children fIIerbert Clabornr an
retetredie In the said degrees - ~
PEACuY GRAFTON, Comir
HJ- Gale eooduc;e5 by r Dickinson. Auefr
~. The parties having any Of the above neuilonei
OF the Increase NJ the females notified 10 DC ~
sale. '"S uaf OF
De ll-sids PEACHY r. GRAFTON.
Il ND sALE.-Under a decree OF ihe Iast TIIcTi
superior Court for the county Hanover shall sell
90 'oniay the 18Th inst fair, other the next fir
oy PI,he auction At the Old Church Tavern in The
unV OF hAoovor csh, the Contiguous land Of whieh
Muan wicker died zef. The tract contains 65 res
Hlrs on the road leading from the Old Church 10 Hanover
nc buildings are framed, and adap ed to the
SIZE OF the homestead The land Is produe Ive level in
healthy location aud good neis hborhood.
Iheutie isndispuabe, butl shall convey under the de-
cree, with special wan anty only. 80
WIN. II CURTIS
ty..- -, ~ 100 Special Commissioner.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25

IsTINo wonIs oN I'D s 80

TIEND meeting ~ your Company, ~ Military Its1,
~ on Friday ncSt,a n O'Clock r. NJ by order Of the
no "a GEo. nARGAMIN. Orderly serr't.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25

Lee.hurf Ci.ss o. draws Alexandra. en- Ra,ur..ay
inr, me xSih friras-5of S,U., oc, 500 ri, 50
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-25
CLARkE's OFFICE.

Mthe Exehanse, Richmond, Fridsv At 81 O'Clock. ca.
Tas.s12 SSoi Of 100, etc. II drawn Of Co
for saturday excnin-. Goanh Consolidated E1tr. Cd
Tickets 90 50. 49, '@"" N's'
Rec evei Monday Morning, Leesburg Academy Cl.-s q
Esph2I-S prizes Of az COO each, 7rJ, 600 2l7 % Of
i"OO' etc. - drawn Nos Tickets el0.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-03

In this County, on the 23d ult.,, EMILY,
daughter OF Mr., Daniel Mcleod, aged about s
years
In this County, on the 18th ult., Mr.. TELE.
! MACUS ALEXANDER. aged about AZ years,
leaving a wife and eleven children * Of them
small TO mourn a loss to tbam ..reparabIe.
In this County, on tina 10th ult., Mrs. MARY
HARRISON, consort OF C,-t N. A. Harrison,
eyed AZ years, and II days. leaving a husband
and family of children 10 lament their bereave-
ment. Mrs IL. had been a member Of the Pres.
byteran Church for q years previous to her DEATH
aud died IN the trlumphs of the christian faith.
In this County, on the 9th ut, JAMES K.
ALEXANDRA son of the late Elius Alexander,
aged about 90 years.
In this County, on the 9Th ult., Mrs. REBEC.
CA CONDER, consort of Lewis Gender, and
daughter of J. Crowell, Esq, in the 36'h year of
her age, leaving dlsconsolate husband and five
small children to mourn their loss.
Also, on the 18th ult., Mr.. ADAM GRO.
WELL, brother to the above, in the 32d year of
his age, leaving distressed wife and ono child
10 mourn their irreparable loss.
In Lincoln cor Z, on the oath ult Mr.. RU-
rus GOODSON, son Of the late Abner Good.
son, aged about "a years.
In Salisbury on the goth instant. the Rev'd.
TIMOTHY J. CRONlN an administering d.
vine of the Catholic Church. luboring in the
Charleston Diocese, The Rev. deceased was
native of Ireland, and although in land of
strangers, he was surrounded by friends, for none
learned TO know him, but TO love him. He was
a gentleman a scholar, and above ALL a devout
Christian. By those to whom no ministered, his
loss is great, for his strong devotion to his pas
toral charge, he could have no rival, and in fine
beloved by them, respected by all who knew him.
He was wise and good man. - Waterman.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-03
CD1rInttR.
r thursday, November 1912.
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY, of Kentucky.
A WARNING.

Our citizens were called out on Saturday
night last, about 0 o'clock, by an alarm of
Fire. II occurred-in a building formerly
owned by the late J. NJ. Hutchinson, South
Of the Mansion House, part occupied by
the Clerk Of the County Court for an of
flee and the other part occupied as pri.
vatc apartment by Mr.. Adam Alexander.
The fire, we learn, was communicated to
the mantle piece just above the fireplace
by the boy, who is in the habit of making
fires, putting too much wood on. Its car
ly discovery has no doubt saved the great
e. part Of our town, for the wind was fresh
and at an unusual hour it would have been
next TO an lmpossibility 10 have arrested
IL. Our Engine certainly did good service
and the public well in the neighborhood
has more than paid for itself. A word to
our citizens-look well to your own fires
and let every one, as ia, as possible, be-
fore he relires to rest be assured that all
is safe about his own premises.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-03
A Hard Bi,.-Duripa the decision i

A Hard Hf.-During the decision in
the Senate, Of the Tariff Bill, (now The
Law of the land Mr.. Calhoun indulged
in very fierce and harsh dcnuncialion of
the Bill, calling II IA measure Of oppression,
Of denominations, Of plunder, and all sorts
of odious names. Aud TO illustrate and
show the enormiiy of the bill, he said, Just
take the dut, on Rolled Iron, on which
the Farmer will be obliged 10 pay s25 per
Ton
Mr. Buchanan, of Pennsylvania, answer
cd Mr.. Calhoun, and said, the duty on roll
led iron is not as high in this bill, as it was
under the bill of 1899, which imposed
duty of s35 per ton. The duty on rolled
iron is not as high in this bill, as the Tar.
If Of 1916, which Mr.. Calhoun advocated
and voted io,. This bill only imposes
duty of s25 per ton on rolled iron, and Mr..
Calhoun's Tariff bill Of 1916, which made
HIM so popular in Pennsylvania, imposed
a duty OF $50 per ton on rolled iron-that
was So higher in the ton, than in this bill,
which was now so much denounced by Mr..
Calhoun.-Rdf. Reg.
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MARRIED

In this County, on the goth ult. by Benjamin
Morrow, Mr.. GABRIEL RODDEN to Miss
CAROLINE COOK.
In this County, on the Goth ult., by Jno. Stew.
art, Esq, Mr.. JOHN NJ. SWAN to Miss MARY,
daughter of Mr.. John Starns.
In Rowan county, on the 18th ult by :he
Rev. John d. Hall, Col. JOSEPH P. CALD-
WELL, Of Statesvie, 10 Miss AMANDA,
daughter of Capt. John McCulloch of Rowan
county.
On the 5th ult, at Cannonsburg, Pa by the
Rev WIN. Burnett, Mr.. ISAAC G. McLAuGH.
LIN, of North Carolina, to Miss MARGARET-
IA A. BLACK, daughter Of Mrs, Munroe, Of
Cannonsburg.
Also, at the same place, on the lth, by Rev.
J. Ramsey, Mr.. JOSEPH L. COCHRAN, of
North Carolina, to Miss ELIZABETH BA-
LENTINE, Of Cannonsburg.
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FROM TEXAS.

Gen. Burlison had pursued the MeNi-
caus under Gen. Wall from San Antonia,
and he intended to attack them as soon as
he received reintorcements. Every able
bodied man in Western Texas was turn.
ing out. Gen. Wall found two of the
Santa Fo prisoners in San Antonia, ono OF
them named Van Ness, and had them
both sho, according TO law of Mexico to
shoot them if caught any where in Texas.
The Natchi,ochcs Herald states that
the Government OF the United States has
offered to mediate between Mexico ana
Texas.
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MR. MILLER AND THE END OF TIE
WORLD.

Ii may be some consolation to those
who are waiting patiently for the return of
the 3D. of April, 1913, (when the world is
to be destroyed, according TO the predic-
ton of the Rev. VIM. Miller.) to know
that this Rev. Gentleman is driving quite a
profitable business in The sale ola pamphlet
at the camp meetings he is holding. He
has had large number printed which cost
about 30 cents which he sells for SO. A
calculation is made that if he sells many at
this rate he will accumulate 7 or 5000 by
the Sd of April, lS43, and be able to pur
chase comfortable farm, some where on
this green earth, so that it is not unlikely
he will postpone the destruction of the
world to future day.