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VOLUME 2,
CHARLOTTE, N. C, MAY 10, 1842.
\ NUMBE
T JE R 31 S
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State of North Carolina,
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Superior Court of Laic, February Term, 1S42.
MARY N. TETER )
VS. > Petition for Divorce.
ELAM J. TETER. )
IN this case it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court thai the Defendant, Elam J. 'Feter, is not
an inhabitant ot this State ; It is therefore Ordered,
that publication be made for three months suc-
cessi\*cly in tho “Mecklenburg Jcifersonian,” anl
“ Charlotte Journal,” commanding the said Defend
ant to appear at our next Superior Court of Law
and Equity to be held for our said County at the
Court-house in Charlotle, on the Fourth Monday in
August next, then and there to plead, answero’^ de
mur to the said petition; otherwise judgme^^^ will
be taken pro confcsso, and the petition heard ex-
parte.
Witness, Jenniags B. Kerr, Clerk of our said
Court at oiHce, the 4th Monday in February, 1842.
Issued the 26th of April, 1812.
J. B. KERR. c. M. s. c.
Printer’s fee •'^10.
State of North Carolina,
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Stipciior Ornrt of Laiv. FcbnuLry Term, IS 12.
More New Ooods.
Is
^ at 601V
now receiving and opening
hamlsome Stock of
Weekly Ahniiiiat* lor 3Iar.
Petition for Divorce.
DA VS.
10 Tuesday,
! Wednesday,
11 Thursday,
Friday,
I t Saturday,
15 Sunday,
11) Monday.
Sl-n
Risr.
Sun
KT«
jroo-ws piiAsi:s-
DF.LITIIA SPECK
I X
WILLIAM n. SPECK. )
N this case it appearing to the satisfaction of the
„ Court that the Defendant, IVilliam IL Speck, is
not an inhabitant of this Slate: It is therefore Or-
an# Summn*
OOOD8,
TT hick icerc purchased at u/iys i.alhj low priccs,
And will be sold to suit the hard times, or at least
as low as any concern in this section of country.
His stock consists of all kinds ol Goods usually kept
in a country store. He has ais ' a large stock of
Groceries, v/hich wdll be sold at reduced ])rices.
Persons w’ishing to purchase goods tor CASH,
w'ill find it to their interest to cail and examine his
slock.
Charlotte, April, IG, 1812. 5f^..F.
A few Good Tilings Vet,
AND
SI*ovt ISjrisrcttU.
VALUABLE OFFICIAL STATISTICS.
North and South Carolina.— Their Property and
Products.
W e continue our tables compiled from the offi
cial census of 1840. The information is of the most
valuable character, and is calculated to shew at a
glance, the extent of the property and products of
the various Slates of this Unipn. To-day we pre
sent North and South Carolina. These tables are
prepared exclusively for Bicknell’s Repoiler, and
not without much care and labor, so that those w'ho
copy, W’ill see the propriety of giving due credit.
^Ve shall endeavor to condense into this lucid and
acceptable form, tho ccusus of the entire Union.
5 li I 6 51
S 616 1
D. II. M.
5 I G 56 I T-a^jt Q.u'ir1‘ r, - 7 M.
.tic, r,T New-Moon 10 0 ;1 M.
•> j G 57 I I'irnt Uuarter, i b a.!M.
3 { (3 nb j I'ull Jlooit, -1
•J 6 5‘i
Alcxaisdt‘1* lletluiMe,
c iJ ■ J ,
sJi 1—^ ^
l\ E S P ECT Vr LLY 1 n-
ders liis siuccr(.‘ tluiiiks the
citizen.'- of Charlotte and the
polflic in general, for the libe
ral patronage lie has receiv-
cil; nnd hopes by strict atten- |
tioii to bn^inc.ss to continue to
merit a !i!)oral share of^'ublic
patronage. He lias now sev- i
eial iirst rate \vurkiiUMi cm- ;
pliiyod and liasinst received j
his Spring and SuiniiK'r Fa.^li-1
ions. He will warrant good Jit.• on all occasions, j
Orders from a distance will meet uitli j-.rornpt at- j
fention. Mis shop will he tound in liic Nnrtli-Last ,
\iiig of Mr. Leroy Springs' bricJi buiUlaig. ;
Idxral discohiit ;:ntue to ca:^Ji customtrs. i
harli.dlc. ;\pril 12, 1^12,
! fendant to appear at our next Superior Court ol
' Law and Efpiity to be held for our said County at
I the Courthouse in Charlotte, on the Fourth Monday
i in August next, then and there to plead, answer or
1 demu°to the said petition ; otherwise judgment will
be taken pro contesso, and the petition heard ex*
parte. j
Witness, Jennings B. hvrr, Clerk of our said
Cmirt at ofUce, the 4th Monday in February, 1842.
Issucil the 20ih ot April 1842.
J, B. KERR, c. M. s. c.
Printers fee .'$10.
THE Proprietor of the ‘‘CONCORD
COFFEE-HOUSE^’ would iniorm his
customers and the public generally, that
bis Stock of GROCERIES, and fancy
articles to tick*le the palate, is yet quite lull, and he
respectfully invites ail to give him a call and be
their own judge.
He would also state, that he expects in n short
time to receive the most splendid and choice Stock
of articles in his line ever brought to this region o
country, when ho wdll be fully prepared to please
the taste of the most fastidious.
F. R. ROUECHE.
Concord, N. C., Dec. 28, 1841. 12...y
Iron—cast, furnacc^j
Tons produced,
Bar forges, bloomerics
and rolling mills.
Tons produced,
Tons of fuel consumed,
Men employed^ including
mining operations,
Capital invested,
Lead—Smeltmg houses.
N.
4 a
OG‘d
11,598
4G3
94,961
(
07...P
THE 8ni)scrihers Ir.iving entered in-
to copariiu'rshii>.willcarry on the above
‘ business in ‘all its various braiudies, at
the old stand lormerly owned by Mr.
( ‘arter Critt«'ndeii. opposite the Jail.—
Ai: work WARRANTED;—and Re-
xvairin*^ done at the shortest notice, tor moderate
f-harges.
CITART.ES OVERMAN,
.TOSIICA TllOTTER.
('‘harlotte. June lo, 1S41. 12rn
United States,
NORTH CAROMNA DISTRICT,
f}U:rtcl CouHin Ilankriipicij. fit iil Flvj-
cttcville, April 13. 1812.
OBERT P. JOHNSON of Chailotte, Meck-
XV lenburg C'ounty, having this day hied a Peti
tion duly verified that he may he declared a Bank
rupt; It" is thereupon Ordered by the Court, that
cause, be shown before the Court, at Chambers in
this Town, on Friday the twentieth day of May
next, why the said Robert P. Johnson benotdeclar-
L'd ;i'l?aiikrupt, pursuant to Act of Congress in that
hehalf: and that this notice be published in the
Mecklenbnro- Jetlersonian, four weeks in succession.
^ H. IL POTTER,
Acting Clerk oj Court in Bindxruj/tcti.
DR. C. J. FOX
Elasjust received a large and general assortment of
MEDICINES,
Di'UflS, jiatnt.0, ©ils,
Dye-Kluffk, Peiiumery, Tliompsoiiiaii
jVIedicines, Wines an^^ Spirits for
medical use,
And a variety of other article.s, all of which lie
4 . ^viii sell low for a7.s7?.
warrants genuine,
Charlotte, April 27, 1840.
S....F
GOTTSri
AM>
Cotton-YariJ.
T
IHE MILLEDGEVILLE COTTON FA'‘-
TORY. (cituiued in Montgomerv X'ouniy. i"2
miles cast of Salisbury.) is now iii tail operati.m.—
Those intimately ac:iuaintod with thi* \ arn oi ihi.s
Factory, prefer it to any nianuiiictnreil in iln‘ Slate.
‘ KDWAUi) r.i:RA;i:.
N. B.—The Subscriber wishes ii> ]tr')cure
iivj: jir.xDRED BAJ or
|>UL
W — — O'
J
(Of the best fprality.) to be delivt'reii fit llu' l’a«.to-
ry, w’hich he will spin, either one half for the otliiT,
or at eight cents per pound.
EDWAPvl) BUR ACE.
December 7. IS 11. r
S’
Dr. J. I3appollt ^
HAS removed to the Otiice directly op-!
posite Ma], Joseph Smith's Hotel, wln-re !
he may be found by his iViends and the ,
public, and consulted at all times, unless j
])rofessionally engaged. i
A report has been industriously circulated i
for cjfec/, relative to his ( barges. They have bcf'n
pronounced extravagant. He takes this opportunity
to state to the public, that he holds himselt ready at
any time to coinjiare charges, ami weigh his st:
with any of the Faculty. He wishes it to
tinctly understood, that hisCnARCJES i^'hall in (dl
cases'be Reasonaiu.v:.
Jan.-1.1842. 4n...if
I idted States,
:nORT11 CAROLINA DISTRICT,
District Court in Bankruptcy, at Chambers in Fay
etteville, April 13, 1842.
THO^LVS BOYD of Charlotte, IMecklenburg
County, having this day filed a Petition duly
verified, praying that he maybe declared a Bank
rupt : It is thereupon Ordered by the Court that cause
he show'n before the Court at Chambers in this Town,
on Friday the twentieth day of May next, why the
said Thomas Boyd be not declared aBankiupt, pur-
, suant to the Act of Congress in that behalf: and
j that this notice be published in the Mecklcid^urg
' Jetfersonian. four weeks in succession.
H. H. POTTER,
Acting Clerk of Court in Bankruptcy.
United States,
NORTH CAROLINA DISTRICT,
District Cvtiri in Bankruptcy, at Chambers in Fay
etteville..April 13, 1842.
JOHN R. BOLTON of Charlotte, Mecklenburg
County, having this day filed a Petition, duly
verified, praying tliat lie may be declared a Bank
rupt: It is thereupon Ordered by the Court that
cause be shown before the Court, at Chambers in
this Town, on Friday the twentieth day of May
next, why the said John R. Bolton be not declared
a IJa’nkrupt, pursuant to the Act of Congress in that
hehalf: and that this notice be published in the
Mecklenburo- Jetlersonian, four w’eeks in succession.
H. H. POTTER,
Acting Clerk of Court in Bankruf>tcy.
Fire Kii^ine for Sale.
THE Camden Independent Fire Engine Compa
ny wishing to procure a larger Engine, offer the
one they now have tor sale. It is a first rate suc
tion Engine, of the most approved construction,
with tw^enty-four feei of suction, and about one hun
dred and fifty feet of ordinary Hose. It is nearly
new', has been but little used, and is kept in first rate
order. For further information, address the Secre
tary of the Camden independent Fire Engine Com-
counting each fire cne,
o .
Pounds produced,
10,000
Men employed,
30
Capital invested.
50,000
Gold—No. Smelting houses,
10
Value produced, t.
J55,618
Men employed.
389
Capital invested,
9,832
Alines : Other metals.
Value produced,
1.000
Men employed.
5
Coal, Anthracite.
Tons raised, (23 bu. each)
50
]\fen employed,
4
Coal Bituminnii!.
Bushels raised,
75
Men employed.
I
Salt—Bushels produced,
4.493
IVIen employed,
8
Capital invested.
7,090
Gran te, Marble, and other Stone.
Value produced,
3.350
Men employed.
14
Capital invested.
930
Elorse.'^and mules,
166,608
37,418
Neat cattle, 017,371
Sheep, 538,279
Swine, 1,649,710
Pouhry, all kinds, est. val. 544,125
Grain—Wheat, No. bu., 1,960,855
Barley, do 3,574
Oats, do 3,193.941
Rye, do 213,971
Buckwheat, do 72
Indian Corn, do 14,722,805
Wool, number of pounds, 025.044
Hops do do 1,063
Wax, do do 118,923
Potatoes, number of bushels, 2,009,239
Hay, number of tons, 101,369
Hemp and Flax, number tons, 9,879iV
Tobacco, No. lbs, gath’d, 10,772,359
Rice, number of lbs. 2.820,388
Cotton, gathered lbs. 51,920,190
pany.
Camden, S, C., April 20, 1842.
5^..3t
United States,
NORTH CAROLINA DISTRICT.
District Court in Bankruptcy, at Chambers in Fay
etteville, April 13, 1812.
D1:RI VS FOLSOM of Charlotte, Mecklenburg
County, having this day filed a Petition, dul>
verified, praying that he may be declared a Bank-
service j thereupon Ordered by the Coiirt that
be dis- j-ause be shown belore the Court, at Chnmbers in
this Town, on Friday the twentieth of May next,
w’by the said Derias Folsom be not declared a Bank
rupt pursuant to act of Congress in that behalf: and
that this notice be published in the Mecklenburg
The bankrupt Law
IS in operation since the 1st instant, and the sub
scriber has received several applications for his
professional aid. He is about to engage his servi
ces, and is willing to increase the number of appli
cations, which will diminish the expense to the ap
plicants.
The District Court of the United States has sole
jurisdiction in all matters and proceedings in Bank
ruptcy, wdiicli for this District. (Cape Fear,) sits at
Wihnington, and all Petitions are referred by the
order of Judg‘. Pottku to that Court, w'hich next
sits on the 2nd of May next.
All jiersons owdng debts and wishing to avail
themselves of the benefit ol this act, and of the ser
vices of the undersigned, wall apply early ; with an
accurate list of their creditors, the residence and
amount due each creditor, together with an accu
rate inventory of all their property, rights and cre
dits of every kind and description, and the location
and situation of said property.
Apulication can be made cither in person, or by
mail, }>ost paid, to tlie subscriber; who can always
be found at his ollice in Charlotte. He will, howe
ver, be at the next Sui)erior Courts ot Cabarrus and
Lincoln. JOHN H- WHEELER,
Atto. at Law.
Charlotle, Feb. 1-^, 1812.
The Lincoln Republican wiH please copy 3
weeks.
212 930,703
28.475
48,581
20
4,663
4
46
151,300
1,068
5,(^32,83u
20
46,000
432
213
"Wiiicflacii
w
his Iriends as desire
his professional services, that he has removed
his Ofiice to Mr. Johnson's brick house, two doors
above tlie “Carolina Inn,'- wdierc he may be fi)und
at all times, unless necessarily absent.
Charlotte, February 8. 181:^. 4S...F
Jetlersonian lour weeks in succession.
H. H. PO1 ILK,
Acting Clerk of Court in Bankruptcy.
United States,
Wool Carding.
Having thoroughly repaired his Machinery,
the subscriber is now ready to execute all oi-
ders for CARDING WOOL hi a very superior
style, and at short notice. . t rn
^ JACOB STIREWALT.
Mill Hill, Cabarrus Co,, May 2, 1842. 00...
north CAROLINA DISTRICT.
District Court in Bankruptcy, at Chambers in Fay
etteville, April 13, 1812.
ANDREW' MONTGOMERY of ^ Charlotte,
Mecklenburg County, having filed a petition, du
ly verified praying that he maybe declared a Bank
rupt: It is thereuponOrdered by the ( ourt, thaU-aus.e
be shown before the Court at Chambers m this 1 own,
on Friday the twentieth day ol May next, why the
c^aid Andrew Montgomery be not declared a Uank-
mnt pursuant to the Act of Congress in thai he-
I hah': and *liat this notice be published in the Meck-
in a very superior style, and at short notice. Ordes | Tenbura Jetfersonian, lour w’eeks in
'viU be thankfully received. 1 - l^- ^
Jeffersonian Otfrre. Charlotte. March 0. ‘ Acting Clerk of Colni in Uankmptty.
W
JOB FATING,
E are prepared at this Ollice with a handsome
supply of Fancy Type, to execute all kinds of
Notice.
All persons are forwarned from trading with
William McNeely tor a dark brown MAKL
four years old this Spring. Said Mare is my pto-
perly, for this year. Said McNeely left my employ
with said mare on the 21st April,
J. C. MASSES .
A]»ril 28, 1842.
Taken Up,
And committed to the Jail fl this county, on the
27th of September last, a Negro man, about 20
years of age, round full lace, smooth forebead, thick
lips, and iTat nose, five feet 7 or 8 inches high, with
a scar on the tore fin^e
says, by a cutting knite.
a*scar on the tore finger of the left hand, made, he
The owner is requested to
charges, an»l
lake him away, or he will “' ■'I': ".'I','
direeu. T. N. AMO; AMiKR,
Charlollc. N. C., Oct, 10. 18-11
conie forward, prove proi)orty, pay i_i'
or 1)C will (It'uli witn us fn*
Silk cocoons, number lbs. 3,014
Sugar, number of lbs. 7,163
Wood, number cords sold, 40.034
Dairy, value of products, 674,349
Orchard, valuo of products, 386,000
Trjwci’, gallons made, 28,752
Family goods, value of home
made goods, 1,41
Gardens, value of produce
of market gardeners,
Nurseries, produce of
Men employed,
Capital invested.
Commercial houses, number
in foreign trade,
Commission houses.
Capital invested,
Retail stores, number of
Capital invested.
Lumber yards and trade.
Capital invi'Sted,
Men employed.
Internal transpoitalion.
men employed,
Butchers, packers, men employed, 24
Capital invested, 0,000
Pickled lish, number of barrels. 425
Men employed in fisheries. 53
Capital invested,
/jumbcr—value produced, 506,760
Tar, pitch, turpentine and rosin,
number of barrels, 593,451
Skins and Furs, value of 3,126
Ginseng, and all other produc
tions of tbe lorest.
Men employed.
Machinery manuf. value of.
Men employed,
lardware, cutlery, &.C.,
manufactured, value of.
Men employed,
Small arms made,
Men emjiloyed.
Value of precious miials
manufaclurcd.
Men employ’d,
Various metals, val. man ,
Men employed.
Granite, marble, manufacl\uccl.
Men employed, ,
Bricks and LiwiC manufactured^
Men employed,
Capital invested in preceding _
manufactures,
Wool, number of I'uHmg mills, \
Manutaclories, ^
A'alue of goods manulaclureil, iH)
Persons employed.
Capital invested, •
Cotton mamiiaclories,
Number of spindles,
IH'iuL^ and in inling establishments,
Va\ue of manutac. articles, 4:^^90O
Pet.sons«niployed. 1.219
CMpitiil invr;* '.|
Silk—number pouads’reeled,
and other silks made.
Value ol the same,
Persons employed.
Capital employed,
Flax, value of manuf,
Persons employed,
Mixed 3Ia?iufuctuTef!.
Value of produce,
Persons employed.
Tobacco, value manuf, •
Persons employed,
Capital invested,
Hats and caps, val. manuf,
Straw bonnets, value of
S. C. Persons employed,
Capital nivested.
Tanneries, number of
Sole leather, sides tanned.
Upper do do do
Men employed,
Capital invested,
Ail other manufactories of
243 leather, saddlery, &c.,
113,300 Yal. of manuf. arlicks,
Capital invested,
Soap, number of pounds,
Candles, pounds tallow,
Sperm and wax,
Alen employed,
Capital invested.
Distilleries, number of,
09 Gallons produced,
40,000 j Brcicerics, number of
Gallons produced,
Men employed.
Capital invested,
Pounder AIills. number of
Pounds of power made.
Capital invested,
Medicines, drugs, paints.
and dj’-es, value
Turpentine and varnish,
value produced,
.Men employed,
Capital invested,
Glass—No. of glass houses.
Men employed,
Potteries, number of
Value manufactured,
Men employed.
Capital invested,
Confeciiona, y— value manuf,
Men employed.
Capital invested.
Paper Manufactories, No. of
Value produced.
Men employed,
Capital invested,
Printing offices, No. of
Binderies, No. of
Daily newspapers,
Weekly do.,
Semi and tri-weekly,
Periodicals,
Men employed,
Capital invested,
Alnsical Listrumcnts—
Value produced,
Men employed.
Capital invested,
Ciirriages ayid —•
Value of manufactures,
Persons employed,
Capital Invested,
Mills, flouring. No. of
Barrels of flour made,
Mills, grist, No. of
saw,
oil,
Value of manufactures, ,
]\Ien employed,
Capital invested.
Ships—Value of vessels
j built,
j Furniture—Value manii-
3,668,050 j factnred.
1 ^^cn employed,
6,64fc,7o6 Capital investeii,
pjrick and stoue houses built,
\Vooden do do
I\Ien employed,
_ j Value of constructing.
^i Value of ail other ?»Ianufac-
46
112.900
1.866
189,868
2,450
3 500
432
r
91.065
5,0o0
3:S.167
3,750
1,700
112
13,1 n
315
353
97
62,050
68,018
89.032
89,586
645
231
271,797
212,020
233
243
185,387
109,472
7 6,163
45,662
1,612,825
,^86j327
148,546
68,011
335
367
168
4,751
300
2,302
251
1,051,959
102.288
17.431
1,4:2
210
ISO.-'00
14,342
20 d
311
3.000
4
500
129,921
572.608
232.981
878,532
396,364
968,354
3.967
1,486.208
44,738
141
8,905,122
'299,170
93
15,857
2,698,313
24,618
51,519
60,590,861
61,710,274
2,080
30.000
171,451
577,810
52,27 5
643
4,100
6
2,100
4
164
8
19,300
49
12,950
29,333
112
87,200
1
20,000
30
30,000
16
;03
38,187
2,139
1,058
210,980
159,270
301,601
132,690
58.458
87,641
2.033
1.05f>
1,552,096 1.201.678
L830 2,12-:
1,670,223 1,668.804
14
100,000
1.057
tories not enumerated.
Capital invested,
^ \ i Total ca])ilal invested in
^ ! Manutaclories,
62,800
35.002
2-^>3
57,0>O
38
1.S22
1,707
410,264
127,516
62,550
60,00'v
23.i:n
2-ii
133,6 V:
111
1.594
2,39o
1.527,5^6
82.885
46 44*-
3,833,900 3.216,D70
46.040
2,694
43,285
43
1,2(30
43
1.085
40
5
1
16,050
24
1,083
15
58,336
27 6
53/,684 I Making a Conquest.—“Tom,” said Jin impu-
I dent w’ag to a conceited fop, " I Icnow a beautiful
' ' ' * creature who w'ishes to make your acquaintance.”
“ Dem’d glad to hear il—fine girl—struck with
my appearance, I suppose, eh 1”
Yes—very much so. She thinks you’d make
a capital playmate lor her poodle do;^''
/ oO
1.225
9,247
508
65.561
26
i:
,464
2"'j
167
A gentleman by the nameof Jabe says be knows
! a family who are'in the habit of having nothing for
i brcakfaV. and warming il up tor dinner. lie thinks
1 the bovs woull make good printsrs.— Picayune.
7f'>w?f’ I’tdust "y.—A
and Brili-h brua'icloth
dandy v. ilh gold specs
on, making a specch
:n lavo! >
f eti ■ lu.aging home manufactures
1\>3.108
ANFt'DOTE OF GEN, HOUSTOX.
A vt-rv amuiing incident was related t^) us by
;>evrral citi/.cns of Texas, which we do not remem
ber to b.ave seen in print. Tlie tield of San Jacin-
1.281 ' to is an open prairie, slightly waving, so that the
i position of the Mexicans was on an eminence. fi:mk-
7 2. V45 j .,«1 by an island of timber on one side, and the river
! on the other. Their lim s-could he dis;i.-'guished
j from no other point but the timber; and when the
1,0'HM ehar'TC was re'solved upon, (Jen. lioustc'ii ordered
6 I the troops to advance in tp»ick liine, ivad allhe tlash
4.3iH) I of the enemy’s artillery, lo drop ns to avoid the
15 I shot. The order il seems was imdeisiotxl by all
16.355 the I'cxian soldiers, except a man by the name of
1 ,ove, formerly ol Morgsin county, Georgia. Vie was
350.000 rushing on to the ch.irge, in cW' cohnnn with Ui6
570 rest, when at the disch;\rt;e of the M^ vican •'atuion
617. t,^’0 the'VeNTnu'' \'-'r ;\':1 pr« x'ep* i
iere.