Fragmented Narrative on Treaty, Politics and Morrocan Horses
A compact report covers Senate and House positions on implementing the Presidents treaty recommendation, explores risk of French non-fulfillment, and notes that Congress may legislate if needed. It also mentions Moorish horses presented by Morocco, a Pennsylvania party convention split, and sensational local news from Norfolk about a mother with multiple births and a distressing violent incident.
House Construction Wreck Fatal for Two Carpenters
A windstorm toppled eleven sets of rafters trapping four carpenters at a house for Mr. Waddle Cade. Master workman Hemmingway and a Black worker owned by Mr. Jno. P. Léonard died that evening, warning carpenters to observe safety. Fayetteville Jour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waddle Cade
Hemmingway
Jno. P. Léonard
Fayetteville Jour
Preaching Schedule at Warborough Old Church and Bethel
The Rev Mr Osborne will preach in the Old Church in Warborough on Tuesday April 7 at early candle light. The Rev Benj Watson will preach in the Old Church at Warborough on Thursday night March 26 and at Bethel on Friday March 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Osborne
Warborigh
Benj. Watson
Warborowsh
Bethel
Elnathan Tart Dies in Sumter County at 36
In Sumter county Alabama a few weeks ago died Elnathan Tart Esq aged 36 formerly of this county.
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Sumter County
Alabama
Elnathan Tart, Esq
Land attachment case in Tarborough Court of Pleas
State of North Carolina Engeconre county. Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions February term 1855. Joab P Pitt attaches Edwin Ellis for one term of land containing 170 acres more or less adjoining James Barnes and others. It appearing defendant is a nonresident. An order for six weeks publication in Tarborough Press to appear next court at Tarboro on the fourth Monday of May to replevy plead or final judgment will be entered. Witness Michael Hearn Clerk. February 1855.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Ellis
James Barnes
Stephen
Tarborough
Court of Pleas
Isid County
Michacn
Ihrann
Offier
A. D
Michl Hearn
C. C. Price Aly
Racing Stallion and Broodmare Advertised for Sale
WILL STAND the present season at my stable at the Falls of Tar River near Col Benjamin Wilkinson and at Jordan Joiner in Sear's alternately, offering mares at five dollars the season with twenty five cents to the Groom. Season runs to August. Payment in good seed cotton at cash prices. Pedigree notes Archie and Collector stock. Also sale of a thoroughbred Broodmare and Colt by Marylander, colt yearling this spring, mare produced a filly by Sir Charles two years old, both offered low. March 19th, 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls of Tar River
Col. Benj. Wilkinson
Jordan Joiner
Sear
Col. Wm. R. Johnston
Sir Charles
Messrs. Hyman & Lawrence
John W. Conten
D. Richards& CO Tarborough
Bembry Jack
Jack
Armstrong’s
Upper Town Creek Meeting House
Buan
Big Falls of
Tar River
Jesse C. Knight
Press for Spectator and Western Advertiser Seeks New Manager
Exile edition details the North Carolina Spectator and Western Advertiser as a printing business and newspaper under Roswell Elmer Jr. set to be relinquished. A capable editor with printing mastery is sought to lease the concern in Rutherfordton by Feb. 28, 1835. The setup includes a superior iron press, rollers, fonts, and a wide range of job types.
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North Carolina Spectator and Western Advertiser
Roswell Elmer, Jr
Washington
Spectator
Jefferson School
G. I Walton
Brian
T. F Birchett
Thos. Dews
J. M. D. Carson
Rutherfordton
Anson Advertiser Plans Weekly Paper In Anson County
William Lk Bird announces the Anson Advertiser a weekly in Anson County with politics agriculture internal improvement literature and science. The editor pledges open press to both parties and fair reporting of congressional and state legislative proceedings. Subscriptions are $3 a year in advance or $3.50 at year end with first issue after 700 subscribers. Ads up to 12 lines priced three times for one dollar and 25 cents for each additional insertion. Communications postpaid. Feb 21 1835.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson Advertiser
Wadesborough
Anson County
North Carolina
Congress
William Lk. Bird
Southern Agriculturist appeal to Southern planters
E Miller publisher of Charleston delivers a call for Southern Planters to support the Southern Agriculturist a continuation of the late editor Jons LeGare’s work begun in 1828 He urges shared knowledge on farming experiments including slave related agriculture and slavery topics noting the earlier Southern Review’s fate and seeks both pecuniary and literary contributions to keep the journal alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jons LeGare
Friends of Agriculture
Legae
Ile
South
Southern Review
Southern Agriculturist
E. Miller
Charleston
S.C
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Kermin
Senate
Case of Representatives
Committee of Foreign Relations
France
Frince
Morocco
Pennsylvania
Friends of Messrs. Wolf and
Muhlenberg
Harrisburg
Lewiston
Friends of Wolf
Iselves
E¢Ce Wolf
S of
Martin van Bureff
U. States
Friends of
Pennsylvanian
Martin Vanren
Henry A. Muhlen
Mayth
Richmond Eng
Portsoda
Norfolk
Tarbora
New York
Pier Tarbora
State of North Carolina
Engeconre County
Joab P. Pitt
Young Harrod
Archie
Dossey Battle
D. Battle
Pocket Book
N. M. Terrell
Virginia
Richmond
N. C
Anderson
Tarhero
Weddell
Male and
Kemal Aca AE Lux
Jackson, Northampton County, N. C
Robert A. Ezell
Exell
Bua
Soo
Simuel Calvert
Aich
H Werafer
Jackson
Isao
F.vo Printers
Ivery
Hye
J. W. Cotten
Tarboro
No. Ca
Edgecombe County
Great Falls
Charles Harrison
Robert Surey
Bavns, Kc
Rachel Bunn
Landlow
CH. Harrison
Prospectus
Turks Island
Linn Freeborn
N. H. Rountree
Volice
BH. Bell
Henry
Scott
Doddridge
Gill
Adam Clark
Patrick
Paul
Lowth
Burder
Joseph A. Warne
Henry, Scott, Doddridge, &c
C. Copes
Geo. Howard
Allen Jones
David G. Baker
N. B. Aml
Moses Baker
S. Jack
Weeks Parker
Mr. Baker
Young Jack
Saum Lewis
Mosea Baker
B. G. Baker
LgZh
P. Benkins