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Newspaper
Tarboro Press
Location
Tarboro, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1835
Page
3
The record notes proposed amendments to the constitution amid discussion of rights and governance. Key figures include Hil eed pay vowel teen sider Of and others, with debate detailing procedural steps and potential timelines. Local outlets quote policymakers and observers weighing impacts on law and civic order.
A Raleigh press summary reports John W. Potts of Kescombe county contemplates retirement and non reelection. It notes Col Benton as a rising Western figure with strong Democratic and public service credentials, admired for consistency and disinterested leadership. The Raleigh Standard and Tarboro Press are cited on Governor Swain and national appointments, with mixed partisan commentary.
Historical report shows Senate delaying action on Webster's indemnity bill for U S commerce under Britain and France treaty issues. House debates appropriations amid tensions with Mexico over land between the Red and Sabine rivers. Representative Clas replaces Sho for a seat.
A Tyrrell County gathering at C Sola on January 19 endorses Ebenezer Pettigrew for Congress while urging loyalty to constitutional rights and urging a three person committee to secure his acceptance. Delegates Halsey Sargent Hassel and Haughton to contact Pettigrew. papers to publish the proceedings. Petersburg Market notes England trade woes reduce Catton stocks to 144 to 154.
The New York market remains quiet with a drop of about two tenths of a cent. Sales total about 1200 bales including 539 upland at 14 to 17 cents, 300 Florida at 15 to 17 , 250 New Orleans at 17 to 17 cents, and around 100 Mobile at 18 cents.
Dated notices report the marriage of Mr James Dueren of Halifax county to Miss Mary Alsobrook daughter of Mr Michael Alsobrook. The obituary portion notes the death of Mr Aue tte Bryan aged about fifty, leaving a wife and two children, and the death of Mrs Womble after a long illness. A friend and neighbor is mourned as kind hospitable and devout.
The notice states that Mr Robt McCaulicy, highly recommended and deemed of indubitable merit, is engaged as a teacher at Larbora Meantie. It notes expected patronage for a quarter and expresses hope the community will support securing a good educator, with friendly endorsement from local figures.
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