Congress Adjourns and Debates Sub Treasury Plan
The 25th Congress adjourned to December amid debate on a Sub Treasury plan. The House postponed action by 120 to 107, with Democrats backing the measure and Whigs opposing. A list of acts from the extra session includes delaying deposits, duty bond payments, Indian hostilities funding, and treasury note issuance. The Bank separation bill was laid on the table for the next session after Democratic resistance and Republican opposition, with Garland’s substitute rejected 73 to 167.
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Senate
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State Bank
Debates on Federalists and the Bank System in 19th Century
The excerpt discusses Federalists aligning with conservatives for a national bank, referencing Mr. Jefferson's 1819 views. It covers bank notes, currency issues, and the 1783 Proc. money in North Carolina, noting depreciation and value concerns, with commentary on monetary policy and financial reform. It cites Globe commentary and historical figures like Nathaniel Macon, Jefferson, and Mr. Cathown.
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Burke County Man Reported by President
P Thomas Wilson of Burke County, this state, has been reported by the President of the...
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P Thomas Wilson
Burke County
Cherokee Treaty Commissioner Named in 1835
United States with Senate advice appoints a commissioner under the 17th Article of the Cherokee treaty of 1835 reported in Raleigh Register.
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United States
Senate
Raleigh Fiegister
Noa Baptist Association Annual Session At Town Creek
The Content noa Baptist Association held its annual session at Town Creek meeting house in this county over Friday to Sunday. Though not in attendance, reports say a large crowd gathered and many eloquent discourses were delivered. The pleasant weather helped ensure a smooth ceremonial sequence.
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Noa Baptist Association
Town Creek
Home steam packet disaster near Cape Hatteras
The Baltimore American reports the loss of the Home steam packet off the coast near Ocracoke. It describes a rapid gale from York to Cape Hatteras, the ship breaking apart near shore, passengers drowning or surviving on timbers, and about twenty bodies washed ashore. It lists names of passengers and notes others boarded at New York. Families from Lenoir County and others are among the fatalities.
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H. B. ©Oom
Lenoir County
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Holmes
Oracoke
Norfolk
New York
Wilmington and Raleigh Rail Road Company
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S.C
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N. E
Dreadful Disaster Causes and Coastal Shipboard Tales
The Charleston Patriot reports on a deadly disaster linked to a ship built under contract by Brown & Bell and directed by Mr Allaire, with claims the engine was old and the vessel mismanaged. Letters describe a fierce storm near Charleston, a damaged steamship, and efforts to reach safety, ending with crew fatigue and intentions to repair in Charleston before returning to Wilmington.
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William Gibbons
Cracock Bar
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Salters
Wilmington Advertiser Letter on Post Office and Rail Line
A letter from Aaron Lazarus discusses a missing reply from the First Assistant Post Master General to a memorial, urging an early Congress push for a Roanoke to Charleston mail line via Wilmington. The account includes local confusion over a shooting incident and tensions as whites resist removal, with references to Rutherford County and public sentiment.
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Bridge progress prompts car traffic from Halifax
The Halifax Advocate notes that a few weeks ago Weldon Bridge began partial operation and several heavily loaded cars crossed on Saturday. It forecasts Norfolk cars shall soon travel to Halifax via steam, instead of current horse power routes to Weldon.
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Manslaughter Verdict in Warren Case Shocks Community
In Warren Superior Court the State charged Thomas Told with murdering James Flinn. On Wednesday he was found guilty of manslaughter. The Attorney General did not pursue murder after weak evidence. Told received branding and three months imprisonment in open court, both men Irish railroad laborers. intoxication noted as factor. Judge Nash praised for handling justice. Warrenton Reporter.
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Thomas Told
James Flinn
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Nash
Warrenton
Washington Market Turpentine Dip Hits $2
Old St reports Washington Market offers new turpentine dip at two dollars while tar stands at 150 dollars. source notes price activity and market naming in Whig column.
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Old St
Whig
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