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Newspaper
Tarboro Press
Location
Tarboro, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1835
Page
3
A speech extols General Jackson as the people of Tennessee rally around him, praising his steadfast administration support and past battlefield leadership at New Orleans, while stressing they will not surrender their independence or support for the Administration without strong cause.
A correspondent of the Enquirer states out authority that the old Movest patriot Nathaniel Macon favors Martin Van Buren for the next presidency. Macon has not been suspected of hostility to Southern interests and his favor of Van Buren speaks volumes in favor of the selection. Pet. Con.
The bill to ban circulation of bank notes under 55 has passed the New York Senate 25 to 2 and Assembly 72 to 0. It plans gradual withdrawal over 14 months with steps on September 1 and March 1 in 1836. Assembly adds prohibition of foreign notes under 19. Senate to rule.
The Secretary of the Navy announces a board for examination of midshipmen with warrants dated before January 1, 1830. The board will convene in Baltimore on the second Monday in May. Combe Jacob Jones is President Beard. midshipmen are to report at the specified time and location.
The Baltimore Republic reports that Mr R T Lytle of Ohio and Judge Doty of Michigan travel with authority from the General Government to reconcile the two parties or at least suspend hostilities. They fear that forces could clash before they reach their destination, risking bloodshed.
A Nash County gathering at the Court House on March 17 1835 adopts a preamble and resolutions urging Republican unity behind a Baltimore Convention set for May 20 to nominate President and Vice President. Delegates are named, with April 11 district meeting urged, and thanks given to chairman and secretary for their service.
The Warrenton Reporter and Raleigh Standard published a motion by Gen Blounts group condemning United States Senator Willie P Mangum for a vote against the President and for disobeying state legislature instructions. The meeting, led by John Arrington as chair and Martin Ganrott as secretary, resolved the denunciation unanimously.
The convocation advertised last week will not take place due to the bishop's ill health and absence. The Rev Mr Osborne will preach at the Old Church in Yarborough on Tuesday April 7 at early candlelight.
Mr. William McGee of Tennessee married Miss Eugenia Bell daughter of Mr. Frederick Bell in a ceremony held Thursday evening officiated by GL. D. Wilson Esq. The union joins a Tennessee groom with a local bride in this community.
Died in Petersburg Virginia on Saturday last Iguilia Womble aged 47 formerly of Halifax Nova Scotia now in the state.
Thomas L. B. Gregory, portrait painter, will stay in Tarborough for three or four weeks and can be consulted at Mrs. Gregory's Note l when not professionally engaged, Erie April 3, 183%.
On Monday the 20th of April polls open at Yarborough Court House to elect Wardens of the Poor for Edgecombe County. March 30 1835.
Edwin Fillis levies on 171 acre tract adjoining James Barnes and others. Court finds defendant not an inhabitant of the state. Six weeks publication ordered in Tarborough Press. He must replevy and plead at the next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions in Tarborough on the fourth Monday of May 1835 or judgment and land condemned. Witness Miriam Hearn Clerk. February 4, 1835. MICHEL HRARN C. C. Price adv 83 50 126
N BATTLE announces will stand at stable at Falls of Tar River Col Benjamin Wilkinson and Jordan Joiner Senr alternating and set to mares at five dollars season with twenty five cents to groom. Season runs from now to August first. Good seed cotton taken at cash price. Also offers a thoroughbred broodmare and a yearling colt by Marylander and a two year old filly by Sir Charles, priced to move. March 9 1833.
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