15 Aug 1835
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Newspaper
Tarboro Press
Location
Tarboro, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1835
Page
1
A fragmented report notes a dividend of 25 percent for the Kiait Road project at Pomnasac with a half year payment expected. The text is garbled but indicates a financial distribution tied to the road works and an associated entity.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a Captain Thompson and Edson, with a reference to a Norfolk location and a death or loss in a military context. The text is incomplete but suggests a field report or casualty notice related to a commanding officer and family.
Parker's Cement from New York claims a rapid transformation of shapeless mortar into dense rock like granite. The inventor describes a process yielding clear sonorous material, capable of forming elegant 16 by 20 foot structures with no doors or windows. He plans a street of similar edifices at his own cost, asserting greater durability than brick, marble, or Evanite.
Fragmentary New Orleans press text describes a U S Revenue case involving Ingham Captain Jones and Mexican Lehr on the warship Montezuma. Passengers were imprisoned and later freed after pursuit by the American squadron near Santiago. Reports mention Belgian government involvement and a secret regarding Mr Leigh.
The passage outlines a three day silence period with tongue pressing and deep inspiration. Small rolls under the tongue guide direction during speech, followed by reading aloud for an hour to the doctor. Breathing must be controlled, with frequent stops to re inspire, and the tongue tip kept floating to avoid sinking.
On Tuesday two youths, sons of Dr. Samuel Mathews and Mr. Willis Wilson of Camden County, left town in a gig. After eight miles a wheel struck a stump, the gig capsized, Stephen Wilson was killed instantly, the horse bolted, and the vehicle was destroyed.
The Rev dole Monroe of Montpelier North Carolina proposes a Baptist paper in large imperial Svo pages to be issued semi monthly. It aims to advance religion and missionary work with all profits to charity. Subscriptions set at 50 cents yearly and tiered gifts depend on subscriber counts.
Hon James B Kay former Tadiana governor faces criticism over his election and alleged unconscionable tenets in messages. The controversy centers on press handling and a case of confusion in printing with the Star noting misgivings about existing order and the press output.
Hon Jesse A Bynum addresses the voters of Northampton Bertie Martin and Halifax counties explaining his views on the right of instruction and the upcoming Presidency. He clarifies misrepresented points from a 1823 Legislature speech and states his explicit opinions. Also notes real estate valuations in Philadelphia and New York for 1834.
Mr. Fisher argued that instructing Senators and Representatives in Congress was a right of the people, not a restraint on private citizens. He criticized a proposed resolution as arbitrary and anti democratic, stressing that the Constitution protects instruction within representative government and warning opponents of undermining free institutions.
The article argues for Republican alignment with Thomas Jefferson’s ideals, condemns Federalists and Adams era policies, and supports Van Buren’s candidacy while warning against Opposition tactics. It discusses party strategies, potential caucuses, and views on slavery, banking, and national policies. It cites New York Star and Boston Atlas critiques, and notes Webster, Clay, Harrison, and White as referenced figures.
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