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, ijs published weekly at Tu?o Dollar per . year
"if natd in, advance ar Tart Dollars and Fiffjf
z.uent at tne expirauojp oi ine suoscnpuon jear.
I Subscribers are aOiberty to discontinue at any
I time on giving "notice thereof nd pafingiirrears.
I AdvertisemenU not exceeding a square will be
inserted at Qne uollar the first .insertion, arid 25
Cents' for every continuance, r Longef fedveruse
ments at that rate per squaret Court Orders and
Judicial Advertisements 25 pet cent! big per. Ad
vertisements" must be marked the numberof i nseN
tions required Of they wiU: be continued until
otherwise directed, and charged accordingrly.
f Letters addressed to the Bdhot must be post
' paid, or they may not be attended to.
f Volunteers for Oregon.
dUenlionf rheumatic Kallailon!
IN anlicipaiion of a war
with Kngland, ibe inWivi
duals com posing1 he Uheu-
malic Battalion are each
and every one no'ifi
rKAgaed and warned to n
pear (armed as shall here
after be directed,) before
Orderly Surgeon GEO HOWARD, in
TarboroY and purchase a bottle of
Hewes Llivimenl and (Uijcir
. which is warranted to cure alt the old ''castes
of chronic or iuflnnm toty Uheuniattstn
that have remained unctired np to the. pre
.sent time. This without delay, so that you
, may be in readiness to march, if called upon.
To the (Jni verbal Rheumatic Hatialinu! "
Given this day at Head Q i iriers by
COMSTOCK 8? CO.
Qumm tnders General.
The above article is soll wh?les;ile by
j Comsiock & fo. 21 Coitiandt stv.Nbw York
I byGebVlf6ioard9 Tai borp' v M. We.
! 8on,Gaston-F. S Marshall, I lalifax Ben
: nett & llyman, Hamilton - F. VV. Moore,
. Williamston and, by one person in every
? village in u. iaies anu oanaaas.
March 1, !lfl.
, ' " '
More Brandreth's Pills.
. : ;.- ; " -
"TOyE have just received, a fresh supply
v ' of "this valuable Medicine, which is
recommended ' by thousands of persons
whom they have cured 'of Consumption,
Inflaeriza, Colds, Indigestion, Dyspepsia
Head Ache, and a sense of fullness in the
back part of the Head, usually the" sym
lomsof Appoplexy, .laundide. Fever and
Ague, Bilious, Scarlet, Typhus, Yellow4
and common Fevers o'l'.all-kintlsi Asthma,
Gout, Rheqmntis n. vNi-rvous Diseases,
Jiyer Complaint, Iniiisy, InwardjWeak
ness. Depression ol the. Spit its. Ruptures,
Inflamation, Sore Efes, Fi?s, Pa I sy Drop
8)' Small Pox, Measles, Croup, .Couh,
Whooping Cough, Quinsey, Cholic, Chul
era Morbus,, Gravel, .Worms, Dysentery,
-Deafness, Ringing Noises in the Head,
King's Evil, Srroftila. Erysipelas, or Jsaitit
Anthony's Fire, Salt Rheum, White Swell
ings. Ulcers, some of thirty years stand
ing. Cancers, Tumors, Swelled Feet and
Legs, Piles, CostivenessJ all Eiuption of
the Skin, Frightful Dreams, Female Com-
f plaints of every kind, especially obsiruc
I .lions, relaxations. &c. -
Also.Brandreth s Iiniment, Tor sores,
swellings, wounds. &c;, at 25 cents a bot
tle f those Pills are for safe in every
Cgrinty in this State, and By the' following
gentlemen in this vieinityl 7
I Geo Hnwirdt Agent. Tarboro'.
, ft. 4 Belcher ) Sparta,, r
Isaac S'carbamugh Oak Grove
Daniel lotinlree, Stantonsburg
PeeblexVFenner.&f Co. Clai ksville.
fl. lt. Hyjnan Palmyra.
Wm. tV Jones, Reed's ? Roala.
D. H Holland, Smithfit ld,
ApriU6,l840. ,
f niHE universal celebr tV which this
' medicine h -is ined in evtfy section
of the country, and the m'Jny asiduishing
rres it hasTcCed. have established its
4&cy beyond jII doubt; as a enerl
l am'jlv mortiKinA ( lie nn rival ' ill fill 43'
I ap (if inrtiiraelinn ' ttitirx.u fot'ora fltrciOtt.
fitnf liver complaints, v sick headache, jduti
f dice, asthma, dropsy, piles, col ic4 worms,
Disease of the heart, and o ail aftvr tionsN;
( ofthe stomach and bowel Rt era V.Hill
J will ne found a never-failing remedy
Peters HiU are pUrely vegetable, and
SO innocent that the infant of a' inonih p'd
may use tnrrK, if medicine is required, rtot
6hly: wjllr sifety but with certainty "of
receiving'airthe bennt medicine i capable
of im parting,; female may use them du
Hng all fhe eriticdi periods- of their lives,
Peters Pi lis wi I I Jnure4 their heah rt .and
produce regularity in. all the functions of
g3P"ce 25 and 40olsi per box. For
v , GBCr QWtiBfc Agent.
Tarboroy A uT 181845, ' ;' j
5 Ee lei
k rfugusl ii5f 1845;
TJT:AViK in tore nd f are receiving" the
6 i hhds P. iRico, N. O., 6t.; Croix and
. refilled Sugars, .
200 bags Laguira, Rio and Java coffee,
20 hhds -Pjf Rico and f uoa "molasses,
part pritney t
1000 stcks Lj.j P. and G. A. salt,
200 ps. cotton bagging part sttp'r. qual.
, 200 coils Dale-rope,
0000 lbs. Virginia cured bacon,
0000 Western sides and shoulders,
! 2$0 sides good" Bnd 'damaged Sole
l.eathi r, - .' v
50 doZ.' Russet upper do. ,
500 lbs. Shoe thread, .. ,
150 bis. No.j I and 2, ,'N. Ca. herrings,
100 boxes Sperm and Tallow candies,
j ' approved Brands
20 boxes St bis. loaf &'Cruhed sugar.
5 bis. Superior Pulverised do
1 00 bag4 Drop and Huk shot,
100 kegs Dj !P. powder,
30 tonsWede and English Iron,
5 bind and hoop do
'3 blistered. German & Cast steel,
250 kegs rot and box nails.
10 li2. Wells & o. approved axes,
50 casks LOMd-n p- rterqjs & p'ts,
lO hbts Baltimore whi-key,
"50 bis. . do. - do,
50 stiperior North rn A Brand v,
15 N. E Rum,
10 Seu ppernong Wine,
. 10 qr. casks Tenet iff and S M. do.
I p?pe superior old Madeira, .
5 qr casks Port vyine,
5 half pipes superior Cognac & ChaHi-
paigu bratid v, warranted genuine,
30 bis. idd jMouoiigahela vyhiskey,
'2 puncheons be-t Jamiica Rum,
3 pipes HI (Jin,
100 nests 1 rot) and "Wood bound tubs,
20 bags pepper, spice and ginger,
5 hair ehests superior li. P., Imperial
and Y. ; H. Tea, .
50 doz Bel cords best Hemp,
100 Cot tdn Lines,
100 reams vn rapping paper,
50 VVriting & Lettef doi
20 boxes Whitlimore s genuine
Cott
on
i atnl VVqol eahls.
.100 bis ntw City ground, family flour,
100 S. F. ditto ditto& country,
26 superior Cider Vinegar,
100 bushels best Clover seed SCteefedi
Together with other articles usually
kept in the Grocery line; all of which we
hiff r,for ale, upon surh terms as we think!
l r L: S 1 . ... f.:i .
a iarr examination cnuiiui iaii iu apurove.
We are aertts lor the sale of JabeziPdrker s
Threshing JfJachines
FAN Ml LIS. STfiAW CUTTERS &
i : syW,
v hich nre soldatthe same prices as by
ne Manti actur-r4 .
V e also solirit 3 continuance of the very
Ib- ral p;tro,iae heretofore .received in
the Wa of Consiirnments of Produce! sav
jlyOllOli, I uu H""U. w ut'dlf IJIICUII, oti:. , HIIU
pledge ourselves f r be unwavering in our
erms Ot COtnilllSSforiS, as we place all on
bh pnnl iniitincf Siv ? fpnf npf
pn equal , toonng. JU'J cents per
Bale for Colbn. an all other kinds ol
riuijiire j percent aiso, uie receiving
nt forwarding of Merchandise.
7i v n npuvallrlt A popaLtn iiy of
llay's Liniment,
ITS ,a surety 6( its virtue the genuine
honsand c;ise of PILE- in the United
Ntates It is the only articlp tHed arid prs-
scribed bv ibe jFaculty of New York, nd
t is recommertded by every Physician in
be country who has USed iv or seen Its ef
ects on others. I he genuine has Com-
stock &,(-o.s name on e-eh wrapper, ;
t :
Nold whuU.saie by ('omstock &L Ca 2l
ortlandt si. Nev Vork by Geo. HiW-
rrd, Tarboro- IVI " Wesson.. .siom-K
Marshall.' Halifax Hennelt & Hy man.
lamilton r7 VV . M oo e . v i 1 1 i 4u sto 1 1
thd by one jjterson in every villa ie in u.
tales and aiiadasj ' March ID, 1846.
I JiistRecefved,
? ! the Subscriber ;
LARC;E JASSOH I M KN i? Swedes,
A meriair and Ettglish iorir3"
Oerman& aLSteel, rut & wrought NaiN.
Castings, consisting ol ovens, pof spielers
skilletsytea f kettles; andiron3 cart and
wagort boxes, liloughs,. pdnts at hel,
Dbde'lonlianiiled shovels boeV irat
panes "ng
ace
ancthaltr chin9,4stllky springs, ,
urkl JsUnd ItbwmfiijrorFndlsa't, ,
Vhite lead, linseed am) iratti oil,; V, j ' ;.Ts
x 10 and .O x 12 window glassjpolty
lSO, very large & general assortment o
m GROCERIESHM "
China. Gift; Crocker? and St on $ ware.
t or sale on accommodating ierin., , .;
Tarboro!; Nov 1 134k -
4. V' "I
6
From the Union.
The panic in New York, in consequence
of the false alarms excited by politicians,
brokers, &c, frdm a misfejDresentatidn o(
the money Reflects of the constitutional
treasury bill, is how sqbsidingv The
'New Ydrk Evening Pdst' df yesterday,
says: "The Electidn is dVerarid the pd
litieal panic-makers have no longer any oc
casion for pretending td be frightened. '
The "New.Ydrk Jdurnal df Commerce'
comments very freely on the panic move
ments and curtailments of some df the
banks, and contends that "there is nothing
in the subtreasury, absurd as the measure
is, (the New Yerk Journal is pleased so to
say,) which can cause any serious pressure
on the moneymarket. No man cati shdw
how-the collectidn and dtsbursernenl ef the
public revenue in specie, can produce any
great cdmmdtidn, ndt even if the present
balance are removed to the subtreasury.
There is nothing in the wdrst shape df the
measure which will necessarily raise the
interest df money one per cent for three
months, &c.,&c.,&c. It contains no pro
vision requiring the Secretary of the
Treasury to draw out the balances now in
the banks. On the contrary, he is express
ly authorised to let them remain, and ' pay
out from the new collections of the sub
treasurr; and there is no reason to doubt
that he will do so. What fduhdation is
there, then, for this panic, about a measure
which may never be adopted, arid which,
- 1 r - 1.1 ' A - m t - r
from timorousness and ignorance, or from
political motives, or for the purpose of
keeping the public money, set about ma
king a panic, as they did on the remdVal of
the deposites from the United States Bank,
th nrnr.Pina will novv h iindfirstoodi
. j ?. . .l , , . j
I iviuiu uuwh w t
upon mem in a trumpet
dignation. It is monstrous that the inter
ests of this great communit' should be
trifled with. In the deposit panic it waS
proclaimed that the merchants would
! break, and the banks would ordbablv
break. The merchants did break by hun-
' drds, for no reason on earth but a mere
' . ,
a.arm gut up ueuvru uic punuciaus auu
banKs. Some panK directors, we Jsnow,
ttii waiving uic oauiu vvuioai picogiuj mivt
! proclaiming that if the subtreasury. passes,
half rh mPrphnntd will hrMlr. Whnt ran ho
, , s 4 . .. .
more CrUeL what mdre wicked, than such
j, , .. , t i j-
' . i
f UitU& UU CCIU1 O VV III I1U. UX1U
:n iCji
this the way to prevent the passage of the.
li 11 snouia, wouia noi renaer me -removal . ... j itt
- , - . . J t, 1 keepers with a cane, who returned the
of the denosites' necessary nor probable,! , , , ir ' Vii,a liV:.i:
' . i .r , . ; iblow, killing young uloVer and wounding
except as gradually required for the wants ? k ?i T : itrin:
,r 6 2 - . , . . f quite seriously Messrs. Johnson, W illiim-
of. the government? If the banks, either , w. T. 1 . j, l uk '
o : 7 snn. and Wflrinor. I he kr-pnfir hos rieen
sub-treasury.V prising townsman; Capt? Timothy Hunter,
The banks Can gain nQthng:by:ejv ; tQ . .works like 'a
.attempt to bring back th panic,, (of
United State, Sank.) Xet them try ; tnree vess
and the indignation they .wM produce vdi time and placed iiporf the: way sJ They are
onlyi determine, the. republican jnembers bro . ht f M'e6; jtead of Head on.
of Congress to act with more yigdn It The John 0 call1dUh; beinj4 the first, Was
should never be permitted to banks to con- ken u lrt finestyle'on Thursday mor
trol the nioney market pa much as that : ;-'r ;V :T,; -;,ti-.:f. f i f : H k
they can produce a pressure and a panic as ;r :;1'x'.,.."; f-f: .;; ". -;..;t; ; ,
they please, to affect the commercial inter- 'Jifii li&Jl a:-jL ;.i.J J irl
ests of the whole commun.ly.niflrder that
- V''"' ! ' ' 1 j "i1
pelthe renewal of ; their;charteri . The
leged corporations is becominga s rpng
in-its acts, and too impertinent iq its. inter-1
feren ce, to be suffered -in a .free, cou ntry.
The single feature in the constitutional trear
sury bill, which permits the deposits of the
governmenf, to remain in the banks, .s.until
they are withdrawn by the ; neswtiejof
the government is liberal and. vftse jp itself
It deprives the banks of all.excase Jor cjreT
ating any panrcr or of opposingthe, Intri.
ductfon of the;constito:tional treasury
'.' From ike Raleigh Standard,
:IeCpMfyhe State Whig
i r i tf -ii-. -f-i T.."
nas worKea useii miu a ucucui iui y, uc-
Cause We thou eht 'proper
not"
since.
to rebuke its oneo and insolent mterfer-U
governmeathas arlghreguls 0Wn'0
financeSaS it pleases .Norhoald U. ever
permit its funds t: become. some one having ,n pos-ss.an a key of (ho
discount and speculaUon for the; bttv eJtemptibut ltii, nevertheless- ir j Tjib?, . rk-
ehcfc with the affairs of the 'peopfe'of Myde
uuuiji t ne dunio in . . v asningion, com- xo cause assigneu tor 11. '
bdsed of MrllStanly" the Editor rbf the 7 iti iMorgansiown (Va.
Whig, and a few others, (when tot speak of f..; v
a Wnlb We cail ? 51 FrdtniAeMa
) have heen engaged
for some, time in attempting tb C :: jfr is:iv .j.-t-'n?
in Byde the srrte tactics' and ofganiisattdn t !Jffrfi dsCtatedS Independent ih
which prevail in foriiindnAhe formation has bee a received at New Or
gdme now 13, to sacrifice thd'presertt Sher- ,eans fronr Cam peachy5," that Signor Bar
iflf df Hyde, because tie Kappem to be d hacano, Ooverrtdr of the State bffYucatari,
Democrat! No dne; weuneretanrJ, al- an(i tne- members f both Houses of Con
leges that he halrpt been Vfaithfu
cer. 0n the "cdntfafyj he inf 31sl u,t- to 'proclaim their inde
has notronly
dating; that he has, time after ft me; ad van-: . . ; i:,:
ced for his. fellow citizens the amount ot . Asheville, Jlprily 3.We Understahrj
taxes due from thein; and that rie has spa- that a difiictilty oeddrfed at the Sulphur1
red no painsj .vvhUe, atvthe. same time he Springs, in this county on Saturday eve
wa4 exact and cdrrqet Jo the performance ning last, between Majoi4 Rdbert Murray
of, . his. d u ties, tq!. t-ejiy, idf and -i-:? W i 11 iam Webb, dufing which the
his fellow citiatens from being exposed to f latter i received; two or three severe staba
ruinous sacrifices. In a vdrd,fhehas beeniwith a knife. It is thought, however, that
a faithful, kirtd. and accommodating ofiB-jhe Will recover. . Maj. Afurray was bound
der; and his only ffill.t, in the eyes bf fed -1 over td answer1 at the ilext term df dur Su-
eralism Is, that he is a democrat!,, i .:t
The people, of Hyde, we; feel sure, will
not submit to the didtatidn df the ,Vyash-
ington Junto. Thev are competent, td
manage their qwn affairs, and. they yill dd
it, the rage of Master, Henry. Dimock to
the contrary ndtwilbstanding. I
Deplorable Event. The Richmond,
E n q u i re r sta tes that w hilst h e Me H si f 1 e
of Itymond & Co. was at- Charlotteville
Va. a difficult o,ccjrred tbetveeH tHe stu
dents' of the University and some of the
keepers, which resltltdd in the death of a
young man named GIdver, frdfn Alabama.
It seemed that the students advanced near
the cage just as one of the managers enter
ed it with the lion, tiger, coUgar, and;
ard, aild were warned to stand back, but
refused td do sd.C Some ' wordseusued,
when one of the students struck one of the
1 . . . -
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arrested and committed to prlsori.iol
From the -Raleigh Register. '
Cool Tmpttddnce.A negro slave was
arrested in this City a few days ago, who
absconded frottt 'his master's
service in
Warren County, five years agd, and who
has passed the whole intermediate time in
i this nlace -iust fiftv mile from his home
I . r w ti u i.,-M
i as a Frert nrtro He nns fltirinrt-that rte-
0- - - 1
riod, been recognised as a free man in this
community, and has entered into all sorts
of Contracts on his own account. ;W hen
his master appeared," however, he - very
quickly t;,fessed the corn;' N
Marine Raiawy. -The Old North
oiaie, nonces an luipruveuieui iu xjuza-
.. . . .. . .
; ntn l ;if v. ns tnlinwsr
- -j i
j 4It drir'pa tis n nleasiirp to statetbatHlle
- w lntpIv -fini.u i,'
,obome
' 07ftaM CC. " C; MiatUTCI llldl till
V..
; , v. 4!
Cool Weather lor the last week has been tfri-:
equal
from . 1 0 - t o i $1 6-50 per h dn d red; and
Hemrigairbnt '$4$5A6 6'pemhbtidl
ThQrriVaisin this4 fcfiy; so fUiHavbeeni
la.u.au.w i..,v -...v-yj route to Mpoue supposed, to.oe taKen
fromrtheptomacwe iearrt,ftia$ not Ueen fhe paoseroWfecovenntheit, m
m - mi mm - w w- - - m m9-wnr mm 11 f I m w m w-m rw MS r mr 1 , - Sm
n itif ipmandMshtt have sold ; at . : i t. .
'SUicide of a Hoy.-rM&j yaae,gea itor,,ot; -tne? ewfjj.
abput 1 4i? yeara 'son ofMThomas-pQuIti
VVae, orthis couhfy,ibung
(appeared to Have been deliberately done.
Slan.
p 2 1 ;zlrdh
pertdr ouri.duessenger.
MestiCO.- By late arrivals fro rfi Havana,
both at Philadelphia; and" Baltimore, we
have repnrts that -Santa .nna had been
sent for to return HO Mexic -and Was im
mediately to take, his departure for Vera
; . Though the foregoing reports" do hot
correspond with the tenor of a letter trans
ferred to our columns from - the "Union1
on Saturday, yet their probability is sus-
tattled, by verbal intelligence brought by
passengers whd left Vera Cruz at noon . of
the 3rd insiaVit, and reached Jew Orleansl
on.the llt4i. . They stale that a revolution
against Wredes and thd.mdnarchical party,
sustained by the republicans and the
friepds of Santa Anna, was on the! point of
brjeaking out at Vera Cruz, with every
prospect of success- -indeed, it WaS expect
ed that the 'explosion would take place Oil
the ? afternoon ; of the clay: on which they
left. ;It is further stated, on the same au
thority, that the government troops at Vo
ra Cruz had been seduced by , the revolu
tionists so that theyiwould not act against
them, and; that Santa Anna was daily ex
pected from Havana. --Nat. Int, ' ..
. ,
From Hay t i.f A letter dated "at Aun
Cayes on the 2Sth of March says Within
a few days the state of thfs city has been
entirely changed. , Great and unexpected
events ;: ha re, takeri place. Pierrot's bad
policy ignorance, and bestial COtldUct. have
been the cause of his rulri. His great ex
pedition against the Dominicans has . ended
in nothing. Gertv Riche as . proclaimed
President :at Fort-au-PrinCe on. the 1st
instant, but it was only on the 15th that he
was a ck n oW 1 ed ged i n f h i s -c i ty . j S h o u J d
the present administration succeed, (which
is to be desired,) ordcr and tranquility
will, be established, and this beautiful isl
and, once so prosperous, be restored to its'
formor, splendor: Should, anfortUnately,
the presehtNadministratltfil falJ nothing but
total rbin vis to be expected. - A few days
Wili.decide this important question.' t
, (At
aba ma), Jourlial of the 1st" Inst, says: On
Tued ay of last wee k , V.'a ; fferson fishing
near the laildihg in lhi$ tHac hooked Up a
handkerchief containing set eraljbundles of
'pp$ letter bf late jdateu'W the handker
ch ief .were ajscr Weightsi fbf ;the purpose of
M,sHot f t-""
tfeat veral
rxC . tiraU T.nrd.V' mitInr on -fb
ior
echan-
iLock Jato.-rA.:h i Id,-Jen years of ae,
died Portstfojulh few days Siftce of
lock jfa,w,; prod tfd, iom. a 3iininpiure ot ,
f fo strin in trie mlm of the handhe Bd
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