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Newspaper

Tarboro Press

Location

Tarboro, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1838

Page

3

Ferry Disaster and International News Briefs

Men from this town were crossing the Osborne ferry to Richmond when rope propulsion failed, the boat capsized, and four drowned including Mr. Lafferty the contractor and Mr. McFarlan the machinist two enslaved men. Three horses owned by Mr. Carling also perished. A requisition seeks five dollars per share to secure a state loan of a million dollars. A bank operation is planned for October with vigor. From Vera Cruz dated to the 20th ult French vessels were expected to enforce claims, with a warm reception prepared if hostilities begin. Mexican papers to the 12th ult contain no political news. Rumors of Zacatecas revolting toward federal government circulated. In Canada Gen. Sutherland and Spencer captured crossing to Point au Pelle Island, to be hanged. An official account reports Patriots at Pelee Island routed by British forces. American citizens driven from Pelle Island.

Osborne’s Richmond Lafferty Richmond and Petersburg McFarlan Wm. Carling Petersburg Charleston Cincinnati Merxico New Orleans Sth Inst Vera Cruz West Indies Zacatecas Canada Detroit Advertiser Sutherland Spencer Gibraltar Point Au Pelle Island Malden Toronto Col. Maitland Montreal Gazette Sandusky Bay Col. Bradley Pelee Island Amherstburgh Bradley Howard van Rensselaer McKeon Pelle Island Buffalo Advertiser Scott Sandusky City Muckle John William G. Balluck North Carolina America Turf Register Spirit of the Times

Foreign News from Europe and World Markets

Late from Europe reports Liverpool papers to February 20 show cotton easing after a rise, with Liverpool sales for the week ending February 16 at 18,550 bales. Bank of England cuts discount rate to 4 percent. Army movements large. six line ships to be commissioned and a war steamer to Lake Ontario. Notes include a sensational threat by Munch-Hang, a log-kill by Noah Frisbie, and a new female college in Mississippi offering degrees. Market prices from Washington, Whig Petersburg, and Norfolk reflect cotton at 8 to 9.5 cents, flour 7.25 to 7.50, corn 3.50 to 3.75, bacon 9.4 to 10.8 cents.

Europe Scotland Liverpool New York Bank of England Lake Ontario Munch-Hang Cochin China

Appointments of Bishop Ives Visitation Plan

During the ensuing spring, Bishop Ives will undertake a visitation schedule. One week in Edgecombe County and surrounding parts is noted in the plan, outlining areas to be visited and church duties to be performed.

Ives Edgecombe County

Adjoining 5th Sunday service at Calvary Church

The note mentions the 5th Sunday after Easter May 20 at Calvary Church Tarbora, marking a local observance to be held.

Calvary Church Tarbora

Burt and Graham Wed in Greene County Ceremony

Thomas S. Burt of Stantonsburg married Martha Graham, daughter of Dr. Graham, in Greene County on Tuesday evening the 6th instant.

Greene County Thomas S. Burt Stantonsburg Martha Graham Graham

Obituary: Lafayette Wilkinson Died in County

In this county on Thursday the 15th, about 12 years old, Lafayette, son of the late Mr. Charles Wilkinson, died. The notice records the young death and lineage.

Lafayette Charles Wilkinson

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