County School Fund Amounts in Congressional District
The Raleigh papers publish a tabular statement of the amounts due to each North Carolina county for common schools as of September 1, 1842. Notice will be given that the sums will be paid to the rightful recipients on application. The list below shows the amounts for each county in this Congressional district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Common Schools
Martha Maria
Thomas Smith
Susannah Bandy
Washington
Beaufort County
E Singletary
John Singletary
Robert Willems
Pitt
Washinston
District Court of
North Carolina
Geraldus Shurly
Edgecomb
Farmer
Eslenton
Oder
H.H Potter
Bankrupy
States District Court of
Theodore Hearn
Bigecumbe County
Lirmer
W.edenton
H.W Pottereling
Governor's Election Returns for Morehead Lead
The Raleigh Standard reports final returns for governor with Morehead holding a 4,745 majority after counting counties. It notes 52 counties officially stated, 19 from heavily relied upon returns, and mentions new counties Caldwell Cleveland Stanly formed from others, with past 1840 results: Morehead 44,484 votes to Sanders 36,438. It adds Democrats gained eight Senate seats in several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morehead
Caldwell
Burke
Wilkes
Cleveland
Lincoln
Rutherford
Stanly
Montgomery
Sanders
Senate
Bertie
Chowan
Granville
Hertford
Northampton
Orange, Stoles
Surry
Political shifting and Calhoun praise in the Carolinas
A letter from Edgecombe details party dynamics and district changes, noting Whig gains in Ashe Beaufort Bertie Brunswick Burke Carteret Chatham Craven Granville Hyde Johnston Moore Northampton Orange Robeson Stokes Surry counties. It discusses Calhoun as a presidential candidate, party unity risks, and legislative redistricting ahead of the next Senate and House elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morehead
Henry Anson
Ashe
Beaufort
Bertie
Bladen
Brunswick
Buncombe
Burke
Cabarrus
Coldwell
Camden
Carteret
Jones
Lenoir
Lincoln
Maron
Martin
Mecklenburg
Montgomery
Moore
Nash
New Hanover
Northampton
Onslow
Orange
Pasquotank
SAS Perquimons
Person
Pitt
Senate
House of Commons
Reflections on civic duty and patronage in early politics
A letter discusses the dangers of appointing officials with opposing political views, citing Washington or Jefferson on faithful execution of trust. The author promises further remarks later and sends regards to friends. Also notes three bales of new cotton from W. R. Lane of North Carolina sold in Petersburg for 94 cents by Patterson & Wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jefferson
W. R. Lane
North Carolina
Patterson & Wills
Petersburg Intelligencer
WeKliaine, Brownley & Co
St. Croix
P. Rico
Cuba
Muscovado
New Orleans
Rio
Luguayra
Cubs Java
Porto Khico
Liverpool
Ganpowder
Y. Hyson
Vobiceo
Bankruptcy decrees and continuances issued in Wilmington court
In a Special Court of the United States held by Judge Potter at Wilmington for the District of Cape Fear 211 bankruptcies were granted and 60 cases were continued due to no appearance. The state total of petitions filed reaches 684, Roanoke Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Potter
Wilmington
District of
Cape Fear
Roanoke
United States— District Court of
North Cazrelina
Petia
Danford Richards
Edgycombe County
Edenton
H. Wie Potter
To Bankrupt Petitioners Edenton Court Notice
All bankrupt petitioners must apply for certificates of publication before the stated court in Edenton on October 17. Petitioners should attend the court or hire an attorney to move for decrees and present publication certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edenton
Fisher With draws from Western Carolinian suspends paper
Mr Charles F Fisher announces withdrawal from the Western Carolinian and says publication will be suspended for a few months then resume with an able and experienced editor in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Fisher
Western Carolinian
London Sun reports massacre at China battle
Paragraph from the London Sun dated the 3rd instant describes three column attack led by Sir H Gough and Sir W Parker against Chinese forces. It claims a dreadful slaughter with about a thousand Chinese killed or drowned, while British losses were three dead and seventy two wounded. Encampments and granaries were burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Gough
W. Parker
Valuable Lands for Sale in Granville and Oxford
Court house sales in Yarborough and Oxford offer eight hundred acres of land tied to the life estate of Mrs. Ann Eliza Robards under Geradus Woolle's will. Properties lie along Tur River, near Fre derick Bell and Jos. B. Little rode, with a residence site near the Oxford court house. Rob. B Gilliam, Trustee, Oxford, Sept 19, 1842.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Eliza Robards
Geradus Woole
Edercombe County
Tur River
Hinds
Frederick Bell
Peter Knight
Jos. B. Littlerode
Court House
Oxford
Granville Co
Wm. M. Sneed
Rob. B Gilliam
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Mrborotse
The
Raleigh Standard
Edgecombe
Shocco
Calhoun
Figcombe
Teo
South
Opy
Mortilizarion
Congress
Brown
Saunders
Henry
China
London
United States—District Court of
Tarborouch
New York
Macnair & Brother
Col
Win Henry Robards
Fiza
Kagecemb
Yarborough
Robards
Loutil
Joseph Re Lioyd
Grove
Geo. Wilson
Theopiulus Parker
ED Maeunair
Tarboro
Parker
BF. Moore
Joseph B. Lintejohnan
William H. Robards
Coun
William H Robard
Pudlieston
Tarborough
Jugs
MO. Norfleet
Tarboro’ Female Academy
Wirre
Leust
Nelieve
Pouot
John Mooring
Siedenton
Lewilling Staton
Mugeenmbe County
AH. H Potter
Bankrup Y
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